The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-08

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ample Of the eoarne TO b pursued IN simi-
Lar emergencies By other Nations.
II, dhhappIly. Questions Of difference
should ct any time. during the period q nv
Administration, arise between the United
States and any foseign GoveEnmont Is Will
certainly be my 61spositk6n ard ~ hope 70
aid in their settlement ID the same p61c6znl
country the great blessings Of peace fnd
mutual good olDoee vith nff nat1ons Of ne
world,
THE RHC1Nr POLITICAL ubufrs1.
Fellow -citisens, We have reached he Close
Of political contest marked with the Ell
between great political parties, whose mem
bers espouse and advocate With earnest faith
their respective creeds. The circumstances
WERE perhaps in NO respect extraordinary
save In the closeness and the conseouent m
certainty Of the result. =. =
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the peculiar circumetsnces 81 ne case. Tat
the objections and questions in Dispute With
reference to the counting Of the Electoral
votes should be referred 70 the decision Of 8
tribunal appointed for this purpose. That
tribunal, established BY law for this cole
purpose, its msmbers, all Of them, Of long.
CbV6OAASuCA ICKUt0tAOU LUZ xUt6KIlty 8QQ IN
teliiRence, and, with the exceptions Of those
who are also members Of the Supreme Ju-
dietary, chosen equally from both political
parties, its deliberations enlightened BY the
research and the arguments Of able counsel,
was entitled to the fullest confidence Of the
American people. Its decisions have been
patiently waited for and accepted Is legally
conclusive by the general judgement 81 tie
public. for the present, opinion will widely
vary as to the wisdom OF the several couclu-
sions announced by that tribunal. This 10 to
be anticipated in every instance where
matters Of dispute are made the subject Of
arbitration under the form Of law. Human
regarded as otherwise than wrong By the
unsuccessful party In the contest. The fact
that two great political parties have In this
way settled dispute Ia regard TO which
good men differ Is to the law no less than
solving the question In controversy. IL an
occasion for general rejoicing. Upon one
point tnere Is entire unanimity IN pubic
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LOOKING Tor the guidance OF t1es DIVINE
Hand py which tne desun1es 9, Nations ana
indivlouals are shapea, l eau upon you'
senators, representatives, Judges, IeloM-
citizens, here and everywhere, 70 unite wltn
me IN an earnest enort 70 secure 20 our
country the plessing not only OF m9,eflal
prosperity, but Of Justice. peace ana Union
Union depending moi upon me CON
tinn II " free e1 ne Dui and that ~ thinvs
nav he SO ordered and settled upon the beat
and surest foundation, that peace and
happiness, truth and justice, religion and
piety, may be established among us for all
generations.
The following remarks were made by
oath Of office in the Senate Chamber: