Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

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tn t..I.,. work In the commission
uYL rIm t.ttfHuf Louisiana
t.n ,riiirti Condition.
N.u...l.. F,h Secretary Nor.
600 ,,rrHfrs critically Ill., aud no visitors
nfr .imttc.l 10 ~ ranm. IN, ,iCiIns are
iu coo. ant Attendance Serious nppre
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ultiun
ssrt,u Month I. rather better this
Wofnipf nul may nuN recover PucuGIo.
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,nadlilun is very orilical
WA-utNutns. Feb S-Midligh Dat. see
t1wy Muuill. condition conveys little. If
-u,. tutuuriF' mcnt
what Grant dId say.
sew Nous. Feb 0-Thc Herald
Na.h'pFiuB special says: \ report from
/. South hfolinl uf im'thihg the President
= a.-.Iitl 81 have said Ia Judge Settle,
tg. Ulftti,d moro attention here than it
,H-.ntd ihv import was that the presi.
q. No iull Settle rildcn would undoubtedly
T.. il,r neat IT., eideut by action Of The cloc-
turti ,amui SON What he did say was
With Soc ia. ipc ut the electoral bill,
Wh,.b,r Have. ~ rildcn become Prcsi-
dent NJ, ,puuiy would In either case
hN Wr.c
Ti"rids tor Hsyc..
", mNau,, frb The Electoral
Cnmuui siun. thu evening". bv a vote Of g |
natir-l :. d,,il,d that the four electoral |
Vote 81 tllidi ,hpu'd bc counted for
llst,tarl NhoIlrt \ formal rcpoit 10 |
ihls ,iirr sea. .l'urd ~ saU T. VI hy |
IfitfAIf " iliit.f''i"t " tll9 SUI, war
H,ld. lln'f. Miller Norton and strong. |
aud viii hv sent 30 the President of the |
senate tu.muffuW NOR. ing.
Par the Purpose or SiaeimaiI.
Nm NoHK, Fed . - Mrs Oliver, In her
complaint against Camcrrh. states The lat.
trt solicited her hand December 9th |
tlmrrun's fIiruds say the suit II brOught
tor lr,llus hlackmniI.
Senator Clmcron SAY the suit against
him Tor breach 81 promise u simulated 10y
hhckmtlrty, Who vi be- rNpDsed. The
: nttuf same time Hgn 4, ":,i situa.
ilnn frr plnintili In the Treasury Depart
meat bat she WAS dismissed. and he de.
,lintd tu have her stored
urcssh Of Promise 10 nigh Lie.
NV lung. Feb y The Worlds
Washington special SAYS: Cameron was
sitting in the senate to-day when u page
brought . clfd 10 H. him. Let him come
lrfc. said the senator and u shnrirfaccd
Young fellow walked up 10 the Senator's
dr.k and handed paper 10 him. Tie
~pualrr looked surprised. opened he pa
per, hooked more surprised, read the paper
and booked surprised NIL over. Cragin
hooked over tamrruns shoulder and laid
back IN his own chair nni shouted Tue
paper WAS Il summons IN a breach of prom.
So suit brought by Mary Oliver for $50
90 The news spread rapidly, and all
the old boys came over To- congratulate
Simon Jones, III Nevada, laid hands on
his head in kindly way aud said: BLESS
you my boy; II isn't every man that has
so. 00 worth of affection at ~" Chris
iian,y STOOD NJ an easy distance and said,
cameron, Juu had groa, deal better
have followed my example. IL | am II
younger man several of the Democrat
L. Senators crossed 10 congratulate the
senator, hut he objected
Th~ oregon case.
Nav NruA. Feb. . Senator Mitchell.
1T the ~,nAte committee on privileges and
clrciiuns charged with the investigation
eft the oregon electoral vote, will submit
his tcppr, Ia the senate early next week.
The report /, quite long and intended 10
ht an answer to every position taken by
Grover In regard H. the Cronin cusc.
After reviewing the case In detail, the
report sums up the following PROPOSE
tlUns
First -Concciing that Watts was incli-
gihic, the governor of the State had no
luf.di,Iiun 10 decide this, and all his nc
ton w the premises h. void.
Second That the question Of Watts in
'
tribunal He did not take his
seat IN The college on The ground that lac
was made ~ elc,iof by the votes Of the poo
pie, bat Ia consequence Of his election by
the majority ~ the college and therefore
his vote cannot now be questioned.
Third Under HE laws of Oregon. the
electors ptescnt un The day of the college
NAV nll any vacancies occasloncd by
death. refusal iu act, neglect 10 attend, or
otherwise. Therefore. admitting, for ar
gumsnt, but not ~ II fact. that the cleo
iinn hy ihc people was void. the college
hah fail authority io I'LL the vacancy.
Fourth 70 The governors Certificate on
IT, face shows that two Republican elcc-
ttfz wetc chuscn; these were n majority OF
the o,Argc, aud The only ones competent,
hy law. ~ III u vacancy Their record OF
tie proceedings ~ the college Is the only
anc admissible and II shows Cronin did
n", attend The meeting ar participate In its
pruce, dings, that he sat himself as the
college uf Oregon, and proceeded
Ia dll the other places without the shadow
IT authority under law governing the
ease.
Coaaietiag Reports.
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