The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-14

The Grange sslfe regardediu many quar-
tiers as i failure. Perhaps they are IN soule
respect, for they have been powerless g
charge tho established currents Of trade.
Nessnhslsss they shase j ~ ilsdeliblc in,
wessioiI upon asr,esitaal Interests. ana v
the elevation ii tias FARMER aiid his avecu-
zion 10 III, consideration 81 mankind. There
i no failure here, and The coultry vii
have reason to bless The Grangers - one u
its greatest regene,aIiye interests.
VI Wa>hingtqn, Feb. Pho joint Con-
,septiun TO day
The Commission viii report fiori,la to.
morrow for Hayes. Stric,apar,y sute.
J, We are sapgpne on points .ye. %, come.
}. }. Davis.
|aiaW asliington. Feb. .. Senate. Mr..
sANindom, Of Minne-ota. introduced i bill
Eappropr,aiing $1,000 Tor tLe expenses u
the Electoral Commission. Referred %
the eoaimiaes on appropriations.
III Washiagton. Feb. o --llouse went INTO
committee of the whole On private valei,s,
E,dsf business, s S.. IS. s. sssa ~
IasSliepris from the Louisiana comml,tec
were submitted aud ordered printed. The
majority report declares thar the iiemocra.
tIc electors were elected and ,ieneauces
the actiub If tho Returning Board, a. fraud.
ulslls and yoi'l; and the minority report
lJeshrss'that the iiayessslectors hare been
kdaly elected. ". ;iisr4
lsaisy ashingian. Reb. o. III seems under--
stood taal the Commission has decided Co
1igivc the State ID llAye. bu, IL il claimed
THAT fiies eenelusiun wss lrsacl,ed' ioo,stwt
heruLiicsn members ~ iae caurl snpa,
grounds thatare fat,.lsto tsp 6nsl sacrsss
of1their Ialrtyss ltiisarue that aei, l,eEputy
isshappy over the little that has truns,arsi.
y The Electoral Commission, lby y vote Of
\ s 10 z, decided thai Abe four electoral votes
,of fnrida >hsaldb be counted ;ior, HAYES
4 and Mheelvrs, The 6ual report was signed
by Brailey. Elmnnis. FrsInghny sen.
Garfield. Lioar. Miller. Norton aud Strong.
Washington. Yea. s,---The stunning ef-
fleet ofabe party division Of the eomnns-
! s,on oD'ihe main question to-day is spme-
\ Whist dissipated this morning The Uaio,,
! claims that 10 all essential par,ifulars the
\ question, Is befofe the cvmAissien ii the
shape indicated and desired Ly Mr. o Cupor
4 in his opening statement.
Washington. FEB. s.-The argumea. IN
tnef Fidfida case Is closed, Each side used
their powers in the argument. which was
4 very close aud isshBicll. The commission
h will take care lhfu private consideration
Il carly tomorrow morning aidiUisscxpegtsd
/ win reach . result during The day. The
Democrats have little hope for anything
\ more favorable 20 theaa than the throwing
!. Dot Of the yote. The contest an the I,onisi-
ana case will be over the legality " the
Y Returning Btar,l i,relf II wtllbe claimed
that there has been no canvass Of the votes
and that no electors have been appointed.
Tie same excellent authority which. fur
hishes these rather discoursging iore.ha.
drwings. expresses absolute confidence thai
tae commission has inaugnrated line b
procedure that must throw out the vote VI
Watts, the Oregon postmaster.
washington. Feb. s.4House. . Hal.
.presented communication frvin j.. hlsdi.
son Wells and Thomas G Anderson, stat.
ing that they were coufBel in damp,
dark cell where their health wss being
undermined on account of lhe .dampness
and dissemination Of ihe cell. lie present.
ed a resolution directing the Sergeant-at
! Arms 20 remove the prisoners 20 bettsl
y rom. After debate, The resolution va.
referred to the committee on LouIsis I
election.
Carr asked leare 10 offer resolutior
directing that iDasmueb ~. the electoral
commission bad refused to receive eyidenc.
taken by the Southern committees. III,
members Of the Louisiana Returning Board
will " released froni custody. Bland OBJ
jeeted. W