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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10
Dice III 1igeate DE- Negocio* i:

Dice III 41geate de Negocio&::
!" Recordamos / los literatos que
piensen .honrarnos presentando sus
trabaios al certamen de M Agente
ae Negpcios,o que ell tempo Sc acor-
h y deben prepararse 4 remitir 4 la
pireccion de este peri6dico slts pro-
iucciones. FL nombr4 del autor lla
te venir Ell pliego cerrado eou un
seud6nimo q'!a i, Dc 4 couoeor Y
repetira en- Ell sobre que con
a composition. d fin de que
fr1 confunda con otros, La apa-
Tia proverbial es props del vulgo,
no de las personals llustradas f; y CO.
mo solo Sc ;rata dc estinular he IN
modo honro>o i los que Sc da,|icdn
al cultivo de las mleuas ier4s de
las ciencias, coniiadAnente espera-
mos Ell que el pals respondcr,i i
inyitacion
+" Algunas personas nos han iltica-
do la convenience de aplazar nues-
tro certamen para fines del mes pro
ximo de Febrero, dado que ell telmi-
no que para aquel Sc fila es muy COR
to y que seria muy possible que mu-
chos que Sc hallan en- condiciones de
contribuir para que dicho acto obten-
ga todo 81 lucimiento que es de es-
perarse, no 10 alcanzara 1 causa de
Ia premura que SC les exige.
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eAtraTlas teorfas sobre este pnnto con-
creto, Sc coloque en- el terreno de
equidad en- que siempre, salvo esta
excepcion. IA hemos VlstO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10

4 feniendo E0sofsos eisesle4ita esta.
Sereunstancia Y atendiamlo |. tan jas
stas insinllaciones tfAnsfafnlos L ia.
Iepoca que dcjalnos citada q eert1f-
men / que ha convocado Ill Agea-
te," para 10 caai los. que iies honren
con sus composiciones po3r1,n rcni-
.tirnolas desde hos des'le a!efa 1 ltl
primera quincena del mes ae feore-
ro de 1877. FL d;9 de 81 ceIebra ion
10 aurlciaren.os en- sa oportnni}ad. =
RoGanos 1 tue%ros c1leeas la tai
l>;a r@pr"ll2e8o e,, jreUtrIo.
GACEfA DEL 8.
Fl Gplierno General dis8a que
los Ayuntmlientos de l. 2ni-
tan sin tardalza L Ii .8.a lie
Ia Junta superior 4o ilsalrt.e "a pa
blica los iont.o. ui t.,a Y i0aI
cprcicios IL t8,5-y N l@lU- ~.
Guayanill2 III recalt.4ao para los
pobres del huacan 2lo4 GnayanaI
$3.50 81. Cntho"oo ilarfni-
gucrQs ,367-l5.
Sorprendidos ln Guayama siele
jugadorcs,, itit mu!tasio tmo en- 500
peoctas J scis lemIa :, - ea Aibo-
nito Sc impuso pol istlal laolivo null
ia de 10 pesetas :, uao J - !, otros
cuatro on Clnuv 81 mai.5 i uno
cu 80 DDS i -, ) "a tualo tam
bien faeron aeilAdoa u4o Ell > pese-
}a>. otro "a - dcs yst 80 y diez en
70 oat!a t,uo: po.' ,,lt.no, ell Barran-
quitas s. L In i,,.so 40 pesetas / IN
.jugador J . / cada umo de otros
ocho Que fueron cogidos IL liuganti.
La Subdelegacion q ai@4a ID a.
nuncia que qnedaa ai.jerlas la9 ma-
trlcrllas para las que desaef segiir
Ia cllrera dcsclc a - liel 4orriente
=, al 10 dc Febrero.
En- Noviem1re (liimo raosuda-
ron por bienes del Estate pe4etas
$500 81 haia con te<) go j. igull
mes del aiIo anterior 2.l;la~i,
Porcontri5ucionos pe.sa.as lSG', 20t
-02, alza $a,124-!g.
Por ingresos eventuslas 81. f93~-6,
baja pesetas , 2i,7lG-31.
Por efactoS timbraaos Sc. -.
ALA 20.7G6- 81,
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10
Sc ha celebrado Y ratificado entire

Sc ha celebrado y ratifcado entire
Alemania Y Costa-Rica I'm tratado de
amistad, cmnercio Y nayegacion en-
virtud del cual los ciudadanos y los
buques delmo y otro Estado ser;,n
considerados como naclonales para
todo menos para las contribuciones
de guerra, quintas Y cargos pdblicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10

Durante la ausencia dc ID. Pedro
II, emperador del Brasil, queMnda
yiaiando con su esposa ha Que IA 10
de regeilte su hija l,presrnta Aeredr-
III dc In corona,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10

forzosamente que terciar Ell
tres grandes Il laciones que Sc O.
ron ell heroico reino de los Est,
laos. Incalcul ables son los trasto
4 que dara lugar una guerra
Oriente.
y que Europa Sc encuentra alb
cada 4 una gran revolution nos Il
aseguran esos arlnamentos imsoste-
nibles que vienen arruinando las
naclones. Ese estado de paz arma-
ola es muy car 70: ESQ no es paz, es
una tregua. Las deudas p1blieas Sc
aumentan la flor de la juventud .es-
ta agrupada en los cuarteles, y las
contribucioneS que Sc recaudan ape
mas 81 alcanzaIl 4 pagar los intereses
y d sostener h bs ejercitos que tienen
en- pie de quo drra las grandes poten-
cias.
Ell cielo qul EZRA evltar las calaml-
dades que Sc dlyisan en- ell porvenr.
Dichosos nosptros que, alejados del
campo Ell que tan encontrados inte-
reses Sc debaten, NADIA tenemos que
temer 81, comp espefamos, sabemos
p~oceder con la cofAnra que hasta
aquf.
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ground that the electors were not
elected as prescribed by the Iegisia-
ture.
Mr.. Howe, OF Wisconsin, submitted
objections TO the Tildsn and Hendricks
certificates on the ground that there
was no evidence that these electors
bad been appointed In such manner ~
the legislature directed, while there
was evidence conclusiye ia law that
neither of them had been 80 appoint
ed. Also, on the ground that there
was no evidence that McEnry was
governor OF louisiana In the year
1876. while there was conclusive evil
dence that Kellogg was during 1876
and several years prior thereto gov
ernor Of that State and WAS recognised
Is such by the Judicial aud legislative
departments OF Louisiana and all the
departments of the government of the
United States.
Presiding Officer-Are there further
objections to the vote OF Louisiana z
tAfter pause There being no other
objections, all the certificates from that
State, with papers accompanying the
same, together with the objections,
will row be submitted to the electoral
commission for judgment and deci-
sion. The Senate will now withdraw
to its chamber.
The Senate thereupon Withdrew and
the curtain fell on the third act OF the
joint commission.
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been elected United States Senator
from the state Of South CArOllns for
the term Of elk years from March 9Th,
ls7T. The credentials were signed by
D. II. ChambcrlAin as Governor OF
South Carolina They were read and
placed on file. no objection beins made
TO their reception.
In the House the Journal o, Thurs
dag. February let, wAs read to-day.
and the regular daily order resumed
q, IL o'clock.
The House Was engaged all day 10
the debate on the report Of the Florid.
investigating committee, the majority
report. declaring the Tiljen election. 10
have been duly elected, and the mi
nority the Hayes elesiors. There xas
but little interest In the debate until
Purman, of Florida, arose and after
censuring HE party associates In the
north for the indifference which they
had shown 10 the result OF the e!es-
ton in the South, for the blunders il
had made I'm the south, aud for the
blunder II hsd made In refIsing 10 adj
init Pinchback into the United States
Senate As Senator from Louisiaua, he
declared that, though . staunch Repub-
lican, he felt ii his duty 10 say that the
1iiden electors had been duly elected
in Florida He characterized the can
wasting board of that State As g bold,
inscriptions and fraudulent body. The
speech elected much applause from
the Democrats, who gathered around
him and paid close attention TO him.
With the understanding that vote
should be taken tomorrow upon the
resolutions Of the committee, the
House took 3 recess until to-morros
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Temper Of she Dsnsoerstsc House
The senate by asriet Party vote
Adopts the Decision of The Gem mi g
sion.

-The senate BY . >trtet Party Vote
Adopts she Decisisn of The Cemmis
sion.
February il.
The temper Of the House to-day,
when recess was taken without two
hours debate, occasions apprehension
that the Democrats desire To- delay the
result. Prominent Democrats say that
nothing OF the kind is intended. IL Is
desired to see the proceedings Of the
commission in print before entering
upon the two hours debate allowed by
the law. There Will he objections 20
Georgia. Proofs of the ineiigibility Of
Chaffee, an Illinois elector, will he
presented, and the two houses will
separate. This will be disposed OF by
disagreement, aud the vote counted
for Hayes without reference to the
commission. 1t may be restated thar
only Florida, Oregon, Louisiana and
South Carolina can come before the
commission. All questions affecting
other States require the concurrence
Of both houses to defeat vote.
The president OF the Senate laid the
following before that body:
wAsHIssros, February 9. 1877.
SIR am directed by the Elector al
Commission TO inform the Senate th at
IL ha. considered and decided upon the
matter submitted to 1t. under the act
of Congress concerning the same.
touching the electoral votes from the
State of Florida, and herewith, by di-
rection of said Commission, trans.
NIT to you said decision in writing,
signed by the members agreeing
thereto, to be read at the meeting OF
the two houses, according TO said act
All the certificates and papers sent to
the commission bS the president of the
Senate are herewith returned.
Isisnedl NATHAN CLIFFORD,
President Of Com IN issiou.
To Hon. Thomas A. Ferry, President OF The
Senate.
The Senate then repaired to the
House, and upon returning, the seere-
tary read the objections submitted.
Motion for recess till Monday WAS
urged by the Democrats lost by vote
Of . to a, strict party vote. Sherman
offered the following: That the de-
cision OF the commission upon the
electoral vote of Florida stand as an
argument of the Senate, the objec-
tions thereto to the contrary notwith-
ing. Adopted by strict party vote.
Recess till ten clock tomorrow.
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clerks Of the board In compiling; can
not say what names were signed to
the afadavits; most any kind Of nan,es
were used. On December I'd saw in
the hands OF Mr.. Littlefeld and Major
Eaton slips Of paper containing the
total OF the electoral vote. On these
the Democratic majority Was about
four thousand. These slips were fur.
nished to outside psrties; saw after
wards what figures had been changed.
Heard Wells in conversation with
Littleheid in Abeps room, Saturday,
December bat could not hear What
they said. Monday, December 4, saw
them again in conversation In the
clerks room; they conversed in low
tones; saw Littledeld take . paper
from his desk, take II 10 . standing
desk, and get an srasure and make
some erasures; this was after Wells
conversed with Ltttledeld. Up to the
week before December nobody but
members Of the board or clerks of
the board bad access 10 the rooms; af-
Ter that candidates for Congress and
Governor Packard were admitted.
Changes were made In the statements
Of the electoral votes by order of
Judge Davis The witness saw the
tabulated returns of Vernon parish
previous 10 December 2; on Decem-
Der Littlefield told witness he
Littlefield) had fixed Vernon par
ish, but did not say which way or how
he had fixed 1t; witness made up
some OF the affidavits himself and
signed names and cross- marks to them;
did 1t BY direction of the judges and
Littlefield. Witness probably meant
Judge Davis. who gave like directions
to other clerks In the room. Didn't
know what these affidavits were to be
used for; saw Governor Wells and
General Anderson look at the slips
made by Littlefield, and Littlefield
told witness ne had sent the slips to
Packard and George L. Smith; saw
some OF the clerks make alterations in
the consolidated stetesments from diff
feIent parishes.
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have estopped you from indulging In
one word Of criticism against the de-
cision OF that tribunal. He concluded:
l denounce the majority Of the House
as being responsible for the wrong and
recreant, ignoringiy or corruptly re-
creant to the trust con6ded in them.
[Applause.1
oojectors, on the part of the Demo
crats-Senator Howe; Representative
Shellabarger, on the part of the Re
puolicans. The joint session then ad-
journed.
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VOL. NNTN. No

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CONGRESSIONAL
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Of the department show that Henry
W. Hill WAS appointed Watts, saeces-
sor November q. Hills bond was
forwarded by him December 81, and
was returned approved January 3, 1877. i.
on which day his com mission was sent
him. a special agent took charge of
Watts office November II, receipted
for sll government property and re-
moved the postoiiice to another build
Ing.
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GRAND COMMISSION,
The Papers tn the Louisiana Csse Ne
cefsed and ffied-The Array of TsI-
ent Employed.


The electoral commission was called
to order at four o'clock pm, and re.
ceiyed the certificates and accompany
ing papers in the Louisiana case.
Messrs. Campbell, Trumbuu, Car
penier, Merriek, Hoadly and Green,
counsel for the Democrats, and Evarts,
Matthews, Shellaberger and Hough-
ton, appeared for the Republicans.
Senator Mcdonald and Representative
jerks will appear as objectors on the
part Of the Democrats, aud Senator
Have and Representative Shellaberger
on the part Of the Republicans.
The Commission adjourned until
eleven n IN. tomorrow.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Army Aoyements-Nonins and
Conarmaiions-Cabf Meeting, Etc.

Army Aoyements-Nonin and
Coaarmafions-Ca Meeting, Etc.
February 10.
The supreme court has extended
a recess to the seth OF February.
President Grant Rvows his intention
OF becoming president of the Nicaragua
ship canal company.
Rear Admiral Goldsborough Ia sick.
The political disabilities Of Reuben
Davis have been removed.
Seeretarys Morrill, and Cameron
were absent from the cabinet meeting
to-day. Nothing important was done.
Confirmations-J. r G. Pitkin, mar.
shsl OF Louisiana; Mr.. MillIner, post.
master. Newman, Georgia.
Green, minute clerk OF the returning
board is on the stand. Nothing ma.
yet been developed.
L. p. Luckey, formerly the pre-i.
dents private secretary, has been sp-
pointed secretary Of Utah territory.
NOminations-Audr A, Warfieid
collector customs, Alexandria, Vir-
ginia; K. c. Kerr, register land, Stock.
son, Mississippi.
The Texas Pacific railroad bill may
be taken up next Monday, by q two
thirds vote. and assigned day. No
other Legislation of particular import
snce is pending.
The powers and privileges COMMITTEES
of the House are examining into
Brewster's ineligibility as a Loaisians
Hay ca eiector.
There is no expressions OF confidence
in the presidential outcome here by
members OF either party. Each asks
the other, "Do yoa give il up?"e and
each answers "no.p
The arrest OF Conrad \. Jourdan wa,
ordered for refusing to produce Tilden's
Pelton's and Hewitrs bank account.
to the committee on powers and priv
iiegee.
The printed testimony of Henry
Outlaw, Of Mississippi, relates TO ths
shooting Of seventeen colored men In
Monroe county. Outlaw said 1t occur.
red in Aktibihs county.
Chandler was before the committe,
on powers and privileges OF the Hous,
this morning. He knew Sothing o
the details of the Brewster resignation
and re-appoiutment; SIMPLIFY knew
the facts; knew nothing Of the mo-
tives.
John Stiles, appointed clerk In tbs
interior Office, produced letter from
Brewster, dated November, TO the
president, resigning the Office, to take
effect that day; letter from Chandler
November 10Th, accepting the resigns
ton, to take effect Novemb ter 4th; also
q letter from Brewster, Decem ber 18th
asking to be reinstated. Secretary
Chandler will be examined tomorrow
James Pelletisr, of New Orleans,
testified before the powers and privi
lege committee that he WAS a vaItel
At the restaurant where, on SUNDAY
| December third, the mem Tiers aus
clerks Of the returning board dined
He overheard conversation betweei
Wells and Littleheld. Heard Wells
say In reply to the question OF Little
field, mo matter il Tildeh has sn hun
dred thousand majority in the State
the vote will be given to Hayes; tina
he (yyeiIs1 didnrt care what would be
come Of the State.
Maddox's character is under fire
Half dozen testify As to his integrity
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JOINT SESSION.
sion. aad the bIeeston IaterDoseo In
JoIat Session ny the Democrats.

sion. aad ne Oh hIeetton Eaterposeo In
JoIat s~ssioa ny the Democrats.
February IL.
The joint session of the House and
Senate convened at 1920 this mornin ng,
when the president of the Senate or
dered the following read:
ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
WssHIssror. February Q, 1871
TO the Presidenr Of The senate of the Un tod
Sls'es, presiding In meeting OF the two
houses OF Congress. under an act of Con
gress entitled Z" N act to provide for and
regulate the counting OF the votes for
President ant Vice PRESIDENT, and the de
oisIon of questions arising thereon, for the
term commencing March 4, A. ID. IST7, -
sppro ed January 20, A. d. 1877:
The Electoral Commission men
toned in said act having received Ger.
Tain certificates and papers purporting
be certificates and papers accom-
panying the same, of the electoral
vote of the State of Florida, and OBJ
jections thereto, submitted 10 1t under
said act, now report: 1t has duly
considered the testimony, pursuant to
said act, and has decided and does
hereby decide the votes OF Frederic c.
Humphreys, Charles III. Peace, William
IL. Holden and Thomas w. Long,
named In the certificate of l.. w.
5tearns, governor of said State, which
votes are certified by said persons, ss
appears by the certificate su omitted to
the Com mission aforesaid, and marked
mo. ~ by said Com mission and here
with returned, are the votes provided
for by the constitution of she United
states, and that the same are lawful 20
he counted ss therein certified, name
ly: four votes fo- r. B. Hayes, OF the
State Of Ohio. for president, and four
votes for William A. Wheeler, of the
State Of New York, for vice president.
The Commission also has decided and
hereby decides and reports that the
four persons first before named were
duly appointed electors bj said state
| Of Florida.
The ground Of this decisiop, ct ated
briefly as required by the act, Is ss fol.
lows: That it is not competent under
the constitution and the law, ~ It ex-
isted at the date OF the passage OF said
acts, to go Into evidence diiundi; the
papers opened by the President OF the
Senate, with the presence of the two
houses, TO provide that other persons
than those regularly certified to by the
Governor OF the State Of Florida, ip
aud according to the determination
and declaration Of their appointment
by the Board of State Canvassers o
said State, prior to the time required
for the pei formsnce Of their duties,
had been appointed electors, IL only
counter proof TO show that they had,
and that all proceedings of the courts
aud the acts Of the Legislature or the
executive Of Florida subsequent to the
cast OF the yot,s of the electors on the
prescribed day, are inAdmissible for
| any such purpose.
As to the objection made to tile
eligibility OF Mr.. Humphreys.
the Commission IL OF the opiu-
Ton that, without refereree TO
the question of the effect of the vote
OF an ineligible eiecter, the evidence
does not show that he held the oflics
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GRAND Cos,u>sIoN
The Adasi..fDsiiIy 90 Nsna-.-- 49,
bie-tssrt. saa 49, -z@s-s-l1 -
Sisse Argaa.~ss Ie-aa-rr@-

ssr-T
In the commissiou. A. JaE-eH
resumed his ArguEnsnf 1es4E -
by asserting that the scli.l % a. Ha..
Wasting board Of Luul-ikEa u 49,
out 10, 10 OF II 80 yoS-- - aaH-r--
tGti0nAl. because j. disfrs1la--=, a.
lean citizens, sud u cua--sz-z-.s e
iAi-s the nfteenIh am-aiul-ur -s .
constitution % the Unlts-i -laas-
says the rights u ci-iEel- .1.-- a.l -
abridged. Ihe throwing sar af t..s-
IN certain parishes tu L14a.lala -
practically di-frAnchisins aalr -r-
and eoioret men. h--ia-- b-lzg -1-.-
-tituiionai. Mr. Czrp-utsr ar.--
some authorities. - AtfitiaEal n. e.
brief submitted - aim. O. -na- .Ha.
kellogg n soveruor cozi1 ua- So s
certificate 70 Kellogg - a. -rr
aud he Argu~i that ne, u1a-t . II.
bind the certificate o. -~s t1Ai a.s.Hl.
Was elected
Mr. stoGghtOn, f0r ~ s--re1.-.
said thai there ~srv ot i-etlaE- go
might ~ well D. an--vr-l Ear-
would be TctEeul r~-ei thsl laa
vote " CoEnectielt 49, ut1rlrl .H
her governor, Mr.. Iugvrsall. - =. s
the certificates. hsad-,i tE- .l-.. -r a
o-en asserted thA- esageruar h-
~As hot the gos-ruar af LH-l-..za
lie refsI-1 - The 1-ca-aaa a
DOre Gaze IA the fsll-l- l.-sl1 --.
reetlOn - e0EcilsE- gu lar .
lie said the od-r Pru--ut--t 49, ..
ieiermine, y = --Arcn @z1 s.-a-
all the polls in La1i-izlA. O. z-a-a
shat sas the vote ~ ths- So. -.
ing the .ction y: th- 49, ar ca.
state for naGshL lie ~1lll latar.a..
10 show that the -tz-ai-- af L...-...
Conferred upon the c,sArt fl-l -.
determine ~hg 49, el-rl.l g.
u the state, AL thaI a. -.-l.
cAnci-s in iis b0dy. he r-al -a .
decision Ia the fIart1s o.-a III
commission, THAI u 49, uag -,s11 .-H-
for them o. - b.rs % IA -1sz- s.
Sas open for srssm-ul
The follO~ing = impart~zt -
iicatlOn Of the t-mF-r - t1- l1a-a
SION After Mr.. Irzaa1-l.l 49,
t.Is hsief Of -Sia-ua- An,1 - -
ING With the srglu-uE NJ EraHa
.~k-d ~hst the order % - -..-aa-
siOn ~N- In re.>fa o. th. Ila-s 49,
counsel 10 Ar.se ~ ~ ths Ai-.la--.
of evIdeaee.
Judge TrUus1a r-sz--lsl z--
hosn.
Jgdse etrong n1v~1 -has - e.a.a.
81 te given t-o hosrs ~ sa<zsss L
The .dni-.iellIty % sxaa-ac-.
senator Tbarm.s ..sd ~. So.
uOald aid the csRR<sz & g.
would .sr-- - iss ~ ssta-.s-..
sutt-ct - sxceptlo1. .z.1 - -. -
matter oe disou->ed. n tzzr -
half J. in.or8eisnt he Im..r L.
enlarged, bog - tEiIl-r .s.y ta- 49,
Of the cOmms.sisa - A-s-lax -.
sum-nt On the as11 L--lsillty - s-r-a.a
esidsnee i- aoo~li-f t.r. s1t -.
nance seeh . proc-etiuz - =. L.
make the conal-.soo = cs.rr Il ..
mon ple.s.
Senator Eimunds o.sr-I - a.-.-
that the ccaosel - b-.ra 81 go l.
s1e5ccf - the e--e 49, sl.a... 80
That foor hozrs "a . .ids o. .r-
Commi-ioneg Atbatl "a e. -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-17

Four Sets Of Certificates Submitted. Two
for Hayes. one for Tilden and one for
Carey The Carey Certificate Re-
jected as Bogus and a Bur-
Iesque- Commission, Etc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-17
Decision OF the Commission on
The Florida Case Repudi-
ated b. the House.
The Senate Falling to Concur,
Florida will be Counted
for Hayes.
The VIII of the Great Majority
of the People Nullifed by
Fraudulent Returns.

NJ. Carr Reads the Democratic Major
ilJ In Congress Lecture on the
RrpEbliean Meaning or Re-
form Within the Party.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-17

The Flames OF Patriotism rha. Had
again Burst Cut in the Land with
the Dawn Of The Centennial
completely QueBebed.