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testimony. In the sherman letter
case Sue se,s his came and will
probably eheek-usaie him in her own
time and way; for that she is smart
Is undeniabls. She is also unprinci-
pied. She says she serves her parry:
that she shall return to her home, in
Louisiana and be ready for new
campaign; but that since all the
political machinery there has been
uncovered, the old methods must be
abandoned and it will take some
time to get new ones in running or
der. She intends remaining in pol
itics. She considers that Mr.. Hayes
was elected to the Presidency wholly
through her efforts and workings.
EXIT jerks AND ENTER LITTLE GIANT OF
FInpyDs
It was thought in 1876 that the
vote of Archer precinct, Alachua
county, Florida, had been nanipul-
ated by the Republican managers so
as to show an undue majority for
Hayes. There is now no doubt of it.
Dennis saw it done and now tells us
how it was done. 219 Republican
votes were added to the number
actually thrown. This was done by
Dennis and two of the election Of
ficers in Dennis house, on election
night, without proof, or facts, or law
Of any kind to justify it, even if it
could be justified. They found that
the Republicans had not thrown votes
enough, and they added 219. It
should be remembered that the polls
in the precinct were in charge of Re-
publicans, not Democrats, and there
fore if any frauds had been commit
ted during the election they were the
work OF Republicans. So this ad-
dition could not have been made to
Offset suspected Democratic frauds.
Dennis gives the names Of his two
associates. They are both in Office
under Hayes. These 219 votes gave
the State to Hayes and defeated
Tilden. The forgery of names to
the returns from Louisiana and the
now almost unquestioned corruption
of Sherman in promising protection
to two Louisiana officials If they
would persist in their known per-
jury, sink into insigniicance when
compared with this deliberate and
monstrous crime.
Really, this investigation is not SO
much farce as the Republicans have
pretended to think it was.
BuNsBy's OPINION.
Gen. Grant in a recent "interview"
in Paris spoke of Senators Thurman
and Conkling rs the leaders of their
respective parties. Since Grant left
the United States, early in 1877. there
has been . remarkable falling OF in
the old-fashioued party leader
ship" but there is NO doubt bot the
brilliant and solid qualities shown by
Senator Thurman during the last
session. made hsm . leader not
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