The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-16

Ter ~ Afher doctrlhe
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the Lno : Institutes the
ice in q i - : s; fzresenfatives 4
ver can ~ ,ces Of trust 4
nm. ovt Ijn;,i States my M
~. many p,acs til doctrine Il 81
, to notl2aegs - as ..nce Of fraud ;
ssFl ty's = r .ss1sdo, &. .sfaud which !
1ppr ss revss-ss tsef} jadgmenF
very tribunal, however rganIzed, IS
ound to regard ever fraudulent
transaction as nudity, hmerer it may
ONE before it, wknskedirestiy in
epeudent proceed f to collaterally
The decis iheet tribunal
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whether tlA e>e"ed has
been pronouh kerior or by
the highest c. bud, but 10
all cases alike 80 iut for every
court whether So; SondI superior to
treat as nulit az i9;Ud cement that
can be clearly sh5Nn eafsve been
OBTAINED BY MalwayS FRAUD.
1t remsinel - spbia Il nmission to
dictate that tsll t3ro'fain tTibun
ais which co and Cht with
immunity, - here.r 5 one court
which coulS hanI Upon fraudS
i. hen brous Fore iyaor review.
These except tribudis were the
J MhEug boaf7l i FioriA aud -,
That ex9tionsl cour'
Electoral Corai,sior Ffnud has
found au entire tlmeu,from which It
oonnot he drivAin a.unteSt making
The choice of ighet officer OF the
greatest of Ma doctrine more
eorruptiug in doces, more de
!, sfructiye OF theP }iy of election and
more threatening He perpetuity Of
free government, ID not easily be
suggested 1t i xbt to justify ihi~
decision bv an q TO State soyer
eiguty. Tie ,sstin i that, a. the
States choose ibielec,ors in their
sovereign capa9yy fir decision ciu-
not be reversesR5 other authority
This propositsN e9S 20 its further
est limit the.o IF States rights.
The theory a. advanced ad
vocates Of sas only that
the Sja L. rega. ded
s sh2 no 90: %. E si.ls ID
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been periornN SIetber n .nn,
Pliauee. with c NAL provi,inn. ,
10 assert this Tdt6e i. to decj,r.
the absolute indepence OF the State.
10 deny The suprery Of the Con,ti
tuition and 10 leave United STATE.
powerle-s against fl or The violence
OF States Which nIn
FORCE IstnFNr
upon the people. e power to re-.
we" the action Of electoral college
seems necessarily DE derived from
the nature Of aFoedersred govern
- any 20 compact pI--
er rs subject matter
superior - bwer delegated by
, reement, the ! pac, inevitably fails
1t Is impossh for cou.cderaey
- unless Jurisdiction OF its +
iual nemIs, as To the powers
coT-1'tted to thenfederation, i sub
,Sfuiuate to l1Es Jurisdiction of the +
|a"eT II, l44pp'e, as in this case9
one State e its functions as 10
in violation OF the
GonstitutioL snt any mower h The
= mon to rsSsfsits action. then a
constitution was nnecessary for The
ieiegafIon of per. aud the natinn
may be goveruein violation If the
very instrumen.Iich created it; bat
Shatever may the power of Cou
res IS Us TO q frify over the vote
. i1'ectorS, Nm that it Is not
'"unu 10 Ei1 IA fraudulent
er'lhcai RS not how ahso
u'e th9 under which
'uu - sannot receive
'rotec'i Ted Recognition
mere ~ anal TO which the
er'ihcates afSrnitted, it l. bound
treat them as.orthless. The GER
ncates were charsd to be frauduieut
ne Commission, f it counted them
I'd gave flem r3dity, failed in its
MY to heafthe ets, TO prevent the
lecesS OF fraud, en- though the Ger
nea'es ea!%laeenfp sovereignty
1hired Let ef than Lpuisiana or
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10 ~ hxHN methuds, under
le iofiX selsy law con~ritu
ns the smmis-ion. Ruth
ioiu as been declared
ccieu lhe United States
= ute rel hhe di,frauchise
en' o. Ia" rs, and the false
reueates ofE hing officers acting
up'iJ, anu e decision of com !
'S'on winch Is refused to hear evi
nee OF The sed frauds. For the
''nls are be American people
with he fact Of President
ludulentiy eiede3
Let the sDenbcra,ic marty at once
74",@e 'or ~ contests to secure
si"heiinlng Worries, that the con,
'a'ors mty lsver again attempt the
Y 'ic, aud has Installed in its high :
'1.e uSuPer.
be osefsailon by wire. o
4 r. NJ as i've were on the verge 8
~ - tbs ~ telegraphy; as if very
. iiSsr - 81, - Po-sibIe. BY means Of 4
elecfric'.1 sior friends to cou
sc freely a e distance of many !
es. aud eve-to recognize the tones
pecuIiarities of each others voices Il
distinctly as through c5mshon p
aking tube at the distance of u few q
- New York Times. =
snow that we are still potent =
Kentucky has 394,237 white a
between the ages of 6 and 20. n
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