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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-19
PROPOSALS FOR LEvEE WORK.

EXECUTIVE. DEPARTMENT,
State df Louisiana.
New Orleans, October IL, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until SATURDAY. October 20, at 10 M, for the
construction of the following levees:
McHatton's. parish OF East Baton Rouge.
Sport, parish of st. James.
Carroll, parish of st. John.
Molls Store. parish of st. John.
Plans, profes and specifications of the above
works will be ready for inspection at the State
Engineers office between the sixteenth and
twentieth of October.
Proposals shall be addressed to the under
signed and each one Endorsed for the particu-
lar levee ON which the bid is made.
The board reserves to itself the right to rejec
any or all bids.
The party to whom any contract may be
awarded must present himself within forty
eight hours to sign the same and give security.
or else his right will be forfeited and the con-
tract adjudicated to the next lowest bidder.
LOUIS A. Witt
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor, and
President Board State Engineers.
Oc11 I'd
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DoNTCHARTRAIN RAILWAY

Depot at the head Of Elysian Fields street. near
the Levee, Third District.
Excursion to or from the Lake and return
same day. 20 cents. Children under twelve
years, 10 cents.
Traipa will lcava follou,o.
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SOL LION & CO.,
1i2 Baronne Street.

P, S.-We guarantee all orders filled to your
satisfaction. Boots and Shoes made to order.
Country orders respectfully solicited. oc14 I'm
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For Sale at Annexed Prices by the Follow
ing Dealers:

For Sale at Annexed Prices by the Follow
Ing Dealers:
GEO. ELLIS No. Z Decatur street.
GEO. ELLIS & BRO. 80 Camp street.
W. e. SEEBOLD, 166 Canal.
HILBERT & CO., 50 Chartres.
Pr GOGARTY, 151 Camp street.
Madame LELIEVRE, 174 Royal.
LAFARGUE & BRfERRE, 1917 Royal
Mrs. s. SUGG. 1870 Orleans.
JAS. KIRKPATRICK, 61o Magazine,
F. F. HANSELL. 80 Camp street
HENRY G. ANDREWS, 1850 Magazine.
FRANK M. NORMAN. 5ss Magazine.
A. A. BOHNE. 1863 Dryades street.
W. H. MUIR. Pontcharhain Railroad Depot.
Il. MUNICH & SON, 4s Washington street.
D. LEIGH, $50 Magazine street.
And Booksellers generally throughout the city.
IN QUANTITY TO THE TRADE,
At Liberal Discount, by
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GAS FIXTURES FOR SALE,
Below New York Wholesale Prices,
EITHER TO THE TRADE Oh PUBLIC GEN.
ERALLY.
Also q large supply Of English Pipe Hooks
Gas Filters, Tools and Malleable Fittings can
bought, for cash. at less than factory ouota-
tions. at 60 Camp street.
ann 81 John e. FLAMING ASent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
Thursday Evening, Oct. IS. 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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A Letter Delivered After six Months.

The United States treasury q few days ago re-
States depository at Tucson, Arizona, acknowl-
edging the receipt of letter containing exchange
on New York amounting to $780, 900, sent from
the treasury to that agency in May last. The
mail rioer bearing the dispatches was murdered
by the Indians en- rou'e and the letter was left,
together with the other dispatches, on the scene
OF the murder by the savages. It was found re-
Gently by scout and forwarded, after lying in
the pure, dry atmosphere OF that region nearly
six months in perfect state,
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Railroad Gazette.

The iron production per inhabitant in 1876 was,
according to the report of the British Iron and
Steel Institute. 1851 b in Great Britain, 225 in
Belgium, 1T in sweden, 121 in the United States,
1917 III Germany, 96 In France, 81 in Austria,
and 1917 10 Russia. The total European produc-
ton appears to have been shout LOO ID per head.
but considerable part Of this production was
consumed elsewhere than in Europe. On the
other hand, this country consumes little more
than 1t produces, 80 that our average consump-
ton would appear to be considerably greater
than that Of Europe which is altogether proba-
4 IA q
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The Color Line i'm Vegetables.
[5an Francisco Chronicle,1

A company has recently been formed in this
city having Tor its object the furnishing Of fre
fruit and vegetables TO the people of San Fran
cisco. The idea is to supply the place Of the
Ohinamen now engaged in this business, and give
employment to white men instead. 1t ia proposed
to deliver fruit and vege ables fresh every morn
ing in baskets at the same prices charged by the
Ohinamen the advantage offered being to pur-
chase fruit and vegetables picked, sold aud de-
liyerea by white men.
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AMyysEnyEyTs.

DARK THEATRE "OUR BOARDING. HOUSE"
dd,v,, BROADWAY ASD s:D 81
MONDAY. JANUARY 30
nrst time In Now York. after much preparation,
Mr. LEONARD GROWERS AMERICAN COMEDY.
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w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL ROMANTIC DRAMA.
In three acts by Mcssrs
Palsravs simpson and Herman Merivaie. entitled
ALL FOR HER
Mr. LESTER WALLACk
HU0H TREVOR
MI. STEELE MACKAYE. Mr. EDWARD ARNoTT,
MI z. A. STEVENSON, Mr.. H. HOLLAkD. Mr.. J. W.
Ms. ABA DYAs, Miss HosE v Dob; AR: ]. sKFToS.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES AND APP.
POINTMENTs.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
sPiRIr AND so FINK IN STYLE iiAs 6RACED THE
STAGE TRIBUNE.
Mr.. WALLACE HAS ABSOLUTELY NO RIVAL IN
ROMANTIC MELOpRAMA-lrIMEs
THE DIALOGUE Is UNUSUALLY GOOD, THE AC-
TI0N WILL SUSTAINED AND THE INTEREST TN1EN-
AS WHOLE, WAS ExCELLENT. Mr. wALLACK'S
WEN ~ ~ ne srfsNAhT HSD HE
TAIN. -iStN.
Box book opon two weeks In advance. Doors open al
7.3o: commence at g.
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EAAGLE THEATRE. BROADWAY And SAD 81;
. ''''''iT'hE; AIMEE OPERA 's;EXs5S s''a n@''
Of the Aimee opera season and sen.res Of
'A' S'''" y oP NILE GSu" SSARro AIMEE.
:ss an -s. Be.
S:ss:s f;:s:
Wednesday Evening January 81 ononbach', merris's
Saturday; Evening Eysnng Fss,a.ry De MME; ASdor
.,xrsf iSs4 Si%SF '%f $SalsiSrusr
The next opera TO be produced will be an entirely new
LA PERIcHoLE.
with tho osw third snd fourth s Tn v ndd Ss ID
representation in New York.
EH.Sesa9 MUSICAL sensation Leeoss successful Opera. La
fA''' "A"iAA EVENING PRICES
Private boxes sl %Ar TsTlY Fiji Fsio IS.
Admiration 70 :: \: Of the Ss
Frya,. so seats 50 s1c extra
Seats Office the Eagle Theatre
only, which Is open from "a. Al. 10 81 m.
MISS EMMA ABBOTTs GRAND CONCERTS.
Nj. D; DE vlyo has the honor to announce that tho
successful Am'''f Mas PEN fsun abbott.
ON wrDsrsDi1 il EFISlsS E% .Sla.., 1871
snor y he v 'ss sa.ss senior
RsT 6RaS n ~ popular SSas
"s'
AND A GRAND ORCHESTRA,
Hn % III dss0P Of r. TAX %EEk
FOX S' rSn 1 xosT
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
FIRST ABE GRAy FEENIse February
feels confident any her success IS
wS her S"" rampss E""ap.
s s.s s,, IN submitting only ss c
artistic career:-
During Hiss Abbotts engagement with Her Mssssys
she received with favor the
csreer~J ii. Mspisson, Direcsor ''''''"'
Miss Abbot. sang a. the rssiano THEATRE rlorenss
the curtain: Luigi >calaberni. Director.
the $s.: and And Sii.soa."f T Fis:re Fs.I. ~
pesrances that we have for many ycsrs"-London IL
Miss Abbott Is a success. --London Figaro
The reception OF Miss Abbott was from the FIRST highly
and With the progress Of the opera became snthu
Miss Abbott. singing is and earnest. reminding
Evening Post.
don Hour
voice TO Its power. clear and a bell wide
in compass cultured in treatment and rich IN
Journal.
For years no like talent has been met with"Leip1ig
Miss Abbott sang with marked power and feeling and
was rewarded by spontaneous aud hearty recalls Liver
The sale Of seats will commence on Saturday February
3, at Chickerng Hall Full particulars hereafter
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AnIUsEMENTs-
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Business Manager. II. s. BAfDBRSON.
6s2 and 624 Broadway.
Engagement extraordinary With Mr. ACGUSTIN DAILY,
by which all
THE GREAT SENSATIONS
Of past asons the brilliant and
successful products Of his pen.
will be produced In rapid succession
AT POPULAR PRICES,
.upported by company specially chosen from among tas
disengaged artists Of the Fifth Avenue Travelling Com
pxny, under the management Of Mr.. J. G. DUFF
THIS POPULAR FAMILY THEATRE
has been amply supplied with Requirements for she
comfort and safety of the public In accordance With the
recomme ndations OF she Department Of Buildings
WILL REOPEN
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY so.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Business Manager. ..............Mr. H. Il SANDEk6ON
622 and 624 Broadway
Engagement extraordinary with Mr.. ACGUSrIN DAILY.
by which all
THE GREAT SENSATIONS
OF past seasons the brilliant and
successfui products OF his pen,
will be produced In rapid succession
AT POPULAR PRICES.
supported by company specially chosen from among the
dsengaged artists Of the Fifth Avenue Travelling Com
pany, under the IN engagement OF Mr.. j. q. DUFF
THIS POPULAR FAMILY TuEATRE
supplied with every requirement for the
safety OF the public accordance With she
recomme ndations Of the Department OF BudingA
WILL REOPEN
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AIR. FREDERICK Il. wARDE, OF BOOTHS THE.
l will be happy TO receive pupils In elocution
prepare for the stage. Address AS above.
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GRAND MATINEE BENEFIT,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ]. AT ONE p. NJ,
rendered by tho dramatic profession OF New York and
Brooklyn
Mrs. JANE ENGLISH.
mother Of the late
LUCILLE WESTERN.
The entertainment will be given by members OF tho
panes from Wallacks Booths. Niblos Lyceu the
Park Theatre Brooklyn and host of volunteers.
For full particulars see future advertisements and pro-
Rrammes Admission ST..
Box sheet now open at Niblos Garden.
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AMUSEMENTa.

STH AvENrB THEATRE. = ---
OProprietor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACcUsTIX DIAL
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THE PRETTY GIRLS NEVER MISS THE FAMOUS
4 SHADOW "DANsANTE'; AT ARGYLE ROOMS
Tl.MnEKnX
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, MARCH l877-rRPLE SHEET

ciron 10 tho case OF South Carolina be not sustained
and that the vote be not counted
Mr.. WALLiSG, vi Ohio. moved TO add TO the resolu-
uon the words. 'in conformity with the decision OF
said commirsion"
nj IukEs, ldem OF KY. offered a. u substitute
thst the decsion be not concurrcd In.
Mr.. Halls, (rcpD ot Maine. made point OF order
against be amendment and the substitute, that under
tue kicctorni law the question must be at once
put. but The SFEAkkK overrulcd It,
Inc question was first put ordering the main
question, and was six O'Clock before tho result
announced.
ATTEMPT AT COMPROMISE
whiie the vote Was being taken Efforts being
made by members OF both sides arrive some bass
ior compromise. because it evident that hours
would yet be consumed yea nay votes be fore tho
point OF the reasscmblng Of tho two houses JOINT
meeting could be reached. No compromise, however,
having been effected, Mr. wALLTNG. OF Ohio soon
the result OF 'he vote ordering the question
announced, moved TO reconsider that vote.
Sr WOOD of New York, then offered u proposition
OF compromise, which, Ut the suggestion Of the
speaker, was reduced 10 writing, as ioilows:-
The amendments now pending to be withdrawn and the
iouse 10 come To direct the
she scnatc to be then invited to the tor the
purpose "f cnttnung th- count and that
OF vermont shall he reached and the
tho House then take until ten o'clock
There was no objection made, and tho proposition
~ as agreed tn
Mr. CocmRAxg's resolution, tnat tho vote Of South
Carolina be not counted was then adopted, and tho
Senate was notified.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
THE CANAL BOARD.

RECOMMENDATION 10 THE LEGISLATURE 70
CONCUR IN THE TOLL SHEET OF 1877.
ALBANY, Fob 2S, 1877
At meeting Of the Canal Board to-day the balance
due James T. Buck hts Gons Falls feeder contract
was ordered TO be paid. II amounts to $l3,C93 "a
The toll question was taken up. and the following
resolution, offered by Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer
was adoptcd:-
Resolved That tho Canal Board to the Legs.
laurc TO concur In the to upon the Erie, Oswcg0
Chanplan, cxyuga and Seneca canals stated In the
ing toll sheet tor the 1871
the opinion oi this Bor toll
sufficient to comply with tho requirements Of article T.
section u. ot the constitution
Tho sheet made out makes . slight reduction
from that OF ls7e.
Tho Comptroller to whom was referred the resoIu.
ton OF tho last meeting inquiring what reduction
could DO made. reported against any reduction from
the sheet oi 1876
The Secretary oil state moved to adopt the sheet Of
1876 Lus.
Mr. Dorshcimcr's resolution then adopted.
The Comptroller, from the committee apponte al
last meeting to report plan - PROVE tho necessary
funds Tor ordinary repairs preparatory to opening the
cana.s, reported resolution requesting tho Legisia-
turc 10 authorize temporary OF $500 OOO from
the appropriation OF ysOU, 900, TO enable tho State
officers To repair and open The canals Adopted
Adjourned to March Is.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
A FRIEND on THE spiTz.

NKw YORK, Feb. %, 1871
To THE EDITOR op THE HERALD:--
WIN you kindly give tho following a place In youp
complaint book?
In this mornings Issue OF your valuable paper, !
notice n communication from "Dogslsye In which
he bids oil OF spnz dogs take warning that be
will put bullet into any poor little spz that ventures
within his range Now, Nc. Editor, viii you ask this
manly creature TO give US Of dogs belonging
this prosecuted some distinguishing person.
Antics bv which he may be rccosnzdy Ofcourse, We can
all Judge that he musl be crocious, savage looking
ind vdua but that s not enough. lam the fortunate
posscssor OF u most afiectonac and intelligent Sptt2
and II is my PRIDE and pleasure to take HIM wall
In all tho spendor OF his dazzngiy white cost aud
coIored RIBBON II "Dogslaycr" viii inform ~
through tho medium OF your columns, as 70 hts dsIy
route and my beloved spuz will condpe our prone
nados TO he not reQusnssd ~ this boodshlessp
seeker iOs sn innocent lues vxDIcAxO2
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
BRAzES MESDIcANrs.


New York, Feb. q, 1871
To rus Epron oy ruE HEgALD:-
Allow mo space In your valued complaint Book" 10
ask why the police arc not authorized 10 arrest -
vagranis or ,ramps those disrcpu,sbo looking
lures who every day on Broadway and othor crowded
thoroughiares accos, very many ladies aud In no
gentle voice absolutely demand money, thereby
ing iimd ladies' much annoyance and terror
] Witnessed scene to-day that suggested this
communication. Two ladies were walking together
on broadway when one OF the above named nuisanccs
ius'stcd on following them somc distance F0rtu-
naicy gentleman passing at the time noticed their
frightened iaccs, and dIvning the cause caught the
vaarant by the shoulder aud thrust him from tho walk
HIS Kindness was appreciated kLow, as the ladies'
were prOiusc tn their thanks.
have been much annoyed OF late IN tho samc man.
ncr, and think quite time 10 call attention TO this
subject rccogDizbg the sound advice always given by
tho representative journal VI tho country. beg you
To suggest remedy against THIS evil thereby confer
ring lasting favor on many lady sufferers
pkOMEyADER
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

Ing the support OF tho State and Of eli loyal
cixens TO that who might declared
dent the TIMED states under ths operation Of then
proDossd hw which submitted all tho questions
the Electoral Commi>svp ana both branches of
this rperai Assembly subsequently passed unanimously
resolution indorsi. the Electoral hill a.
plan which would secure md pcaccabie sestis
nlent "i the Presidential dispute III -reiore.
Resolved y TIN, Asembiy That as the Electoral Commits
sion has passed all te question,
be submitted Ia II. IN such make
Hayes AMI William A. Wheeler President aud Wee Pres
dent elect OF the United states IL Is the duty OF
o the United states Ia canse prompt decisr
OF the resul. of the late Presidential contest
befre the 4 day OF March In the prescribed w
the Constitution.
ssnived That attempt defeat the operation
constitution aud the laws daors motions
as 10 prevent Institutional declaration Of the
dishonorabs rcpudation OF the {, submit
question, Issue to the electoral trbnnx aud the great
Injury which wonid follow II take.
the sill the in
good citizens to be visited those parties who
their advice action produce such u result
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
POPULAR SENTIMENT.

AN APPEAL FROM THE BUSINESS MEN OF THIS
METROPOLIS FOR SPEEDY COMPLETION OF
THE COUNT FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE pREsI-
DENT.
Tho following has been tcegraphed to Washington =
To rmK HosoRABLs rnE SENATE AND House. or Rnrax.
skNrAIyks oS Tux USrxn SrArEs IN Coscnnss AS
The ander.rned bankers merchants and others OF the
city of New York. feeling proiound Interest vel
political institutions. respectfully but earnestly request tho
s s tns i ssa vote
fcci tas good faith and honor require
dsasiu questions arising In tbs counting oi
IN. .S sSs %Ss S % and t.
They believe further that should e"rt for delay
to political asaro of the sso and to o. repSs
ss sss,ywsIs % aud m@sd.ey destructive
Nav fomk. Feb ~. ls77
,sss Srs,s,e Gs Camp r,s.idsns 1lssas
,s;,asn. .ssasn,s National nsnK Wcox Cashier
No. 8 % sad . college place Ambrose snow y. Il.
Msss sds..s .s Trs,,
den. National n'SAd.ay Bsnk samns White, freside.
..s Nee ire"sa koaasay 8 Co. 'ss"i ss"isfs s"
Ispy Va, GSo'ss s nssss Ward snow Srgsss Gus
Of rr.de; A. L. seovi Co.. Pomcroy Piummer: q. H.
Austin Il. X T. u Tharter o. aud ms.y ".hsrs s''
RESOLUTIONS oF I'll. HOARD OF TRADE
special meeting u merchants assoin bed Yesterday
at the chamber Of tho Board Of Trade. cx.Mavor
Opdykc IN tho chair. The meeting called 10 take
into consideration tho present status OF political ai-
fairs. and to express tho opinion of tho mercantile
community regarding tho actions the American Con-
gross relative to tho Presidents al question. Mr.. John
T. Henry offered tho following preamble anu rcsolu-
tons. which we're unanimously Adopted
Whereas The present state OF excitement In regard to
the presidential queson Is exceedingly prcjudca tho
commercial and industrial Interests o the country and
Whereas. Any action which tend. prevent mmcdI
atc adjustments OF thus question: which q" paramount
porancc Will most seriously the pcpctuty of
republican forni of government. therefore be
Hc.oscd, Thai the New York Board Trade rcspect-
fully but most urgouty Congress proceed the
Immediate completion OF ,he count OF the electoral vue
for President and Vice President.
On motion II was resolved to send the above prcam.
bic and resolution to the President OF tho senate and
Speaker OF the House at oicc, aficr which the
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
THE AFFIRMATIvE VOTE.

As soon ms the vote was nounced Mr.. WALLIy0 oi
Ohio, moved to reconsider thc vote.
Mr. WOoD, Of New York, moved TO lay tho motion
~ rccons dcr on the table.
Tho yeas and nays were again ordered. and Mr..
Woods motion was agreed to--ycas III, nays "a
Mr.. WALLisG then moved that paris aud Two OF
the South Carolina testimony DO read.
The srhAsgE-1hc House has refused to have any OF
tho testimony read And therefore, the motion u not
la order.
Mr. FRANKLIN OF Missouri, moved that tho report
OF tho South Carolina Committee bc read
The SrkAxkn-it IL not before the Nouso and can
only be read by unanimous consent
Mr.. SPgIS0kR-it 10 part OF tho papcrs that have
been sent to the Clerk y desk.
The SrKAKkH-ihc llous. rt fused TO have them read
Mr. SrRiNGEa-Non constaf; but the House may de-
sire 10 have portion oi them read.
Tho spgAgEg-rhc gentleman from Illinois viii not
say that the House having refused to have the entire
to read portion OF the testimony The real diheuty
In this matter ~ the law. The law binds the Chair
The Char had nothing u do with the reporting Of that
law, but The Char IN bound To abide by its terms
Mr.. sPRIs0Eg-io that do not OBJECT
Tho spgAKsg-Thc Char hopes not because tho gen.
tlcman reported the law. tI.augntcrl
Mr.. LrrrKELL-Yes, and bc wishes now ho had not
(f.nughtcr)
OF Pennsylvania, offered resolution that the decision
0f tho Electoral Commission the votes Of south
Carolina be not sustained by tho House and be not
counted.
The discussion was opened by Mr. Hooker. Of Ms.
sissipp, and was participated In by Messrs Goodc Of
Virginia; Franklin. VI Missouri and Vance of North
Carolina, on the democratic siac.
rRibrrE no Mr.. HOAR
MT VANCE ~ tho course OF his rcmasks paid bis Fe-
spccls TO Mr. Hoar. VI Massachusetts aud imagined the
case Of future arch1oIogst standing bsiorc the tomb
oi Webster, aud calling TO mind the imperishable
words, "Union and liberty. aud inseparaplc now
aud forever" and then standing bciore the tomb Of
hoar aud recalling the words Ordcrcd, that evidence
OF fraud be not received" What epitalh TO the sac
ccssor OF Webster, Choatc aud sumncri The column
should bc surmountcd with a representation Of The
sieaithy iox cevouring the Louisiana pelican.
The iolowing named gentlemen spoke ~ favor OF tho
decision of the commisslon :-Messra Lapham Of
New YORK Lawrence, OF ono; banks. OF Aassachu.
sets, ana wallace aud Raincy, OF south Csronna
The discussion was closed by Mr. TxEsE. of Nee
Jersey, who spoke IN favor Of acqulcscenee
TIM yoTE
The HousR then proceeded to vote on tho resolution
offered W Mr Cochraas. vi PennsyivAl that ths de-
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
THE WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

WHEkLING, Feb. -, 1871.
democratic caucus OF the Legislature OF this State
held last night, passed resolutions and tccgraphcd
them, nstructng their Senators and Representatives
In Washington 10 uil constitutional means to pre-.
vent tho counting OF the electoral vote under tho dc.
cislons 0l tho Electoral Commission.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

REsOLUTION OF THE CLEVELAND BOARD OF
TRADE.
CLRygLASp, Ohio, Feb. 2s, 1877.
Tho following resolutions adopted by tho Cleyo.
land Board OF Trade to-day
Resolved That the Board VI Trade fully concur with tho
sentiments expressed by othor simiar organisat
uughout tho country, and shat believe IL
that speedy adj Lsens Of the Presidential difficulties b,
settled promptly by OF the VOTE within the tropcr
tme, as intended BY the law appointing the Electoral Com
mission.
Resolved. That do hereby condemn any attempt az
Gibustcrng the OF Congress- impede the action
ot the commission. and call upon Senators and se,
in Congress 10 do n fur her ss
completion Of tho Presidential within tho spsc