The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-15
INDIGNANT .EX-PRESS-IO
A World corresnondent saws:

A World correspondent says:
As the Senate will uphold this hagrant
violation of the Constitution and laws,
nothing remains for the House but to
prevent the consummation of such per
fidy by exercising its right of adjourning
from day to day, thereby suffering the
election to go by default and necessltat-
ing new one. :,
Another opponent of the great fraud
propounds the following questions:
How can commission make a Presl-
dent? Should Hayes be inaugurated,
can crdeitors of the Government be made
to pay? Can taxes be collected If the
people are in doubt as to the legal right
of the colleCtors2
If Rutherford B. Hayes enters the
White House it will be over PROSTATE
republic. To pretend to call that re-
public in which the will Of the people is
no longer the law of the land, is to desc
crate the names of Washington and jeff
erson, and also the names of Clay and
Lincoln.
The st. Louis Times condemns the
commission by saying;
1t is eighty seven years since the Con-
stitution was ratified by the last of the
original thirteen States, and now, Ivy
vote of eight to seven, it dies. Eighty
seven-eight to seven-these are signif'
cant figures.
The Mohawk Valley Democrat, condemns
the Supreme Court Judges for linking
themselves wirh the "stupendous villainy
of the vilest rascals in the country" and
says. -.
Better, far better, would it have been if
the will ofthe dominant party in the Sen
ate had prevailed, and the President of
that body had boldly declared that Hayes
had carried the above States. Because in
the event we would have been spared the
humiliation of acknowledging that mem
bers of the Supreme Court of the United
States had violated the obligations i'm
posed upon them by 44,0OO,00O ofpeople.
The Baltimore Bulletin observes:
The highest prize in the gift of the
people has been offered as premium for
the violation of the ballot, the abolition
of State rights and the contamination of
successful villainy.
The Worcester Press remarks:
Make list of the Republicans who
have dared to tell the truth about their
party, mark..the nmaes ofthose who have
held responsible positions under that par
ty, accept as true all that the Republican
newspaper have charged against those
men-and you will have gang of villains
sufficient to efectually damn any political
organization that ever existed.
Calling to mind the wisdom of Jesus
the Son of Sirach, the Chicago Times re-
marks:
The true beginning of wisdom is the de-
sire for knowledge; and the care of know
ledge is love; and love is the keeping of
her laws; and the keeping Of her laws is
the assurance Of interruption, and inCor-
ruption bringeth us near to God.
WILMINGTON IN. c. StGr.-All who in
tended in the beginning to submit in good
faith to the finding of the committee will
ponder well before they are betrayed in
to petulant complaining or savage denun-
ciation. The South cannot afford to
break any terms Of agreement into which
it enters. 1t has always maintained its
honor, and it will still maintain it.
81. Louis Republican. 1.-The Hayes admi-
nistration will rest on proven and admit
ted fraud, and it will no more be able to
stand the beatings of popular execration
than house built on the sand is able to
resist food. 1t will fall-and great will
be the fall of it.
Indianapolis Sentinel-How is it pos
sible for Hayes to accept the Presidency
when he said explicitly that he would
not accept it, "iftainted with fraud?" 1t
is not only tainted" but thoroughly per-
meated, and no one knows it so thorough
ly as Hayes.
Hartford Times. Practically, ]. Madi-
son Wells, in Secret session, makes Mr..
Hayes President.
Worcester Press.-The name of Hayes
will be written as that of the man who
stole the Presidency. 1t is impossible
for the people to forgive or forget the
wrongs by which he is enabled to call
himself President.
Montgomery (Ala.) Adusrtissr.-If fraud
clothes itself in the form of law, there is
no power in the land to prevent its con-
summation. So say the United States Sup
RENE Court judges.