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Secretary of War.

McLin OF Florida stands BY tIs
statement made by him in his now
historical confession. He testified on
Saturday before the subcommittee
Of Congressional investigators that,
two or three days after the Presiden
tial election of 1876, telegraphie de-
epatches began to arrive from such
prominent Northern Republicans as
Zachariah and William E. Chandler.
the gist of which was that everything
depended on Florida, and that an
effort must be made--after tie cleo
ton, renember-to give the vote Of
the State to, Hayes. Presently ar
rived William E. Chandler, General
Noyes, Gen. Wallace, Gen. Barlow,
Acknowledgement Little of Ohio, and
others, McLin was given to under
stand that two or three of these yis--
itors represented Hayes, and in par
ticnlar that whatever Gen. Noyes
said or did, Hayes would ratify -.
Gen. Wallace told him several times
that the members of the Returning
Board-of whom McLin was onss---
would be "taken care Of" On( one
occasion, William E. Chandler,{ pro-
Tossing to speak for Noyes and Wal.
lace, as well as for himself, told him
that. if the State went for HaSes he
and Cowgirl, another membSrof the
Returning Board would }be 1weil
taken care Of" When tle Board
met to canvass the vote, there were.
two or three returns from Baker
County. If one Qhe bogus Dfiggers
one) was counted, Hayes majority
in the State on the face of the returns
wonld be about 40; if they counted
the other or others, Tilden would
have majority in the State ofabout
95. McLin pigeonaoled the other
returns, laid the Driggers return be-
fore the board, and it was counted.
He did this because it was the most
forlnal--and "the most favorable to
Hayes" He also joined in throwing
out enough precincts to give Hayes
an apparent majority of eight ornine
hundred. After the Board compile
ted this canvass, Gen. Noyes called
on him, thanked him, and told him
he had acted nobly. Subsequently.
Noyes wrote him that lie had writ
ten to the President, urging him to
give Mr., McLin an appointment.
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1EUsTIO.
The Bayonet Era in the South Carolina
State House.
In the course of his speech on the
army bill delivered in~the House of
Representatives a few days ago, the
Hon. Milton l., Southard, of Ohio,
introduced some very interesting
kilograms and testimony relating to
the dark days of 1876, in Columbia
We copy this portion of his remarks
from the official, report in the Con-
gressional Record:
On the 14th of October, 1876, this
telegram was sent by Gen. Sherman
to Gen. Ruger, who had pr eviously
been transferred to Columbia, South
Cal olina:
Headquarters Of the Army,
Washington, Oct. II, 1876.
TO Gen. Rnger, Columbia, S. G.:
We are all back from California.
If you want anything, say 3d.. l
want all measures to originate with
you. Get along with the tminimum
force necessary, but you shall have
all we can give fyou need them.
W.. Il. SHERMAN, Gen.
On the l6!h of October, General
Rnger answered that telegram, as
follows:
Columbia, S. c., Oct. 16, 1876.
10 Gen. W. 7. Sherman, Wa hing
g.. ton, D. O.:
Think have troops sufficient un-
less circumstances change. Have
nineteen companies in State now in
stations of one to four companies
Have some companies still in reserve
No special disorder has occurred
since Ellinton riot last month. i'll.
need more troops will ask for them.
[ shall be here to day. ..
RUGER.
Notwithstanding that telegram
from Gen. Ruger, in which he said
that all was peaceful and quiet here,
and that if lie needed more troops he
would call for them, and without
further information, the very next
morning proclamation was issued
by President Grant, from Washing
ton City, declaring South Carolina
in insurrection, and there followed
numerous kilograms from the Gen,
eraI OF the army, ordering all the
Il oops from the Atlantic coast, from
the extreme North to as far South as
Fortress Monroe, into the State of
South Carolina.
Here is specimen of the telegram
sent: - d..
Headquarters of the Army,
Washington, Oct. II, 1876.
To Gen. W. Z. Hancock, Command.
ing Military Division Atlantic,
New York City:
1t will be necessary to. reinforce
Gen. Ruger to the-maximum possi-
BILE, and we may have to order every
available man from the North At
lantic posts. /
Acknowledge receipt.
w. I. SHERMAN, General.
In obedience to these orders from
Washington, all available forces were
sent into South Carolina and other
Southern States under pretence Of
preserving order, but with the pur-.
pose and effect Of carving the elece
zion. Actual military possession Was
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ATLANTA, june A special to the
Constitution states that a man named
Caldwell, near Americus, Ca, yester-
day killed his wife and three childran
and his wife's sister with a smoothing
iron. Two other children were at
school and one in the field, and one
little one ran under the house and
escaped. The murderer jumped in
well, but failing to materially injure
himself erawled out and got on che
top of his dwelling house and jumped
off. He was picked up insensibIe by
two negroes, who were attractep
by his cries and gesticulations while
on the house. He recovered in q short
while and sent the negroes off to
some neighbors, and then went to the
gin house and climbed to its loftiost
point and threw himself hoadlong
to the ground and expired almost In
gtantly.
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tions were controlled in violation.of
the constitution of your country, in
violation of law, and in violation
OF every principle of justice and
right. q, ,... ,s. ,.
Not only that, it did not stop there;
military possession of those States
was continued until long after the
elections. The Legislature of South
Carolina was organized, not by the
members who were elected to it, but
by the Administration here in Wash
ington through the use of Federal
troops. 1 hold here in my hands the
official kilograms relating to that orr
ganization. There was dispute
about certain members from Edge
field and Laurens who held the Ger.
tifcates of the Supreme Court; they
were to be elected. Governor Cham
berlain sent this telegram to Wash~
ington City. ..s,.. .. .
Columbia, December /, 1875.
Hon. j. d. Cameron, Secretary of
War, Washington: .' ..
Cannot Edgefeld and Laurensmen
be renSoved9 They are now acting
as members and have no credentials.
Il they are removed the House can
act and order be restored. Cannot
we be protected against unlawful in
trusion, we have no power TO enforce
exclusion2 -.....
u. IL. CHAMBERLAIN, Gov.
Then followed telegram from At
torney General to Governor Cham
berlain, and also to General Ruger
from the Secretary of War. Here
they are: '..'
Washington, Dec. 2, 1876,
To Governor D. II. Chamberlain.
Columbia, S. g.:
The President thinks that Won
should exercise your own resources
as Governor in behalf of the Legis-
lature which you have recognized By
assisting it to purge itself of uuau-
thorized person. ... .. g. .
II you are resisted in this, General
Ruger has been instruct ed to enforce
your authority. ALpHoNso TAFT.
Attorney General.
War Department,
Washington, Dec. 2, 1875.
Gen. I. Ii. Ringer, Columbia, S. O.:
The Governor IF the State of South
Carolina should exerci,e his own re-
sources TO purge the Legislature
which he has recognized of unau-
thorized persons. 1t he is resisted in
this it will become your duty to en-
force his authority. =. .,.
j. d. CAMERON, Sec. of War.
subsequently the following tele-
grams were sent in relation to the
same subject. "# 'a ..
Executive Mansion,
Washington City, Dec. 3, 1876,
Gen. I. Ii. Ruger, Columbia, S. G:
Fearing your instructions may b.
conflicting and leave you in doubt as
to your duties in the present unhap-
py condition Of affairs in South Car.
olina, | wish to say this: Governor
Chamberlain is the legally constitur
ted Governor Of that State, and re-
mains so until the Legislature cans
vases the vote and installs his sue
cessor; and he is entitled as such to
your support and protection. Il is a
civil duty to organize the Legislan
ture devolVing on State authorities.
All you can do is to prevent unau~
thorized persons from torcibly inter-
fering with the Governor and other
authorized officers in the perform
ance EtH of their duties. To be plain, Il
want to avoid nytbing like an nn~
lawful use of the military, but it will
be entirely right TO sustain!the Gov
ernor, or any of his agents or officers,
in the performance of any duty in
with the Tec,islatnpa SC :,
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= Sn Wisn eireulirt oab @era&t, bab
Die er-8ailertn guSenie iih tpi.ber perbei.
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@lndli&sn ut&ts. Gusenie reioirte un
lansR anter BEN Namsn @rdfn bon
Yterrefenes einise Do&sn In iener Staet.
Sn ibrsr Btelsituns beianbsn iiA bic Ser
5ostn BON Nou&Y une Der @raf BON
Yiennos.
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- 6erren 2ut poa YSdel, Buffalo.
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ni8's 3amburSer Iropfen er.
treuen lth beS ausemeinen 8eifaas uno
baben einen suten Nbsans bel uns.
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- 3um erRen Male felt bsm Sabre
ls48 wirb. wie Der 8erIinsr BSr1sn @ou.
rier bemsrft, Berlin bislss Sabr pdbrenp
Der ManSperltit nitt obne Yelabuna
blsibsn. 81 werbsn in bislsm Sabre 3u.
erf bts 2. Dipifsn Der @arnilon ,um
NanSper eri&einen uno mad beren Rad.
ttbr mad Berlin bic !. Dipilion ausri.
den. 70 eah Berlin unausSs1ebt cine ent.
lprsasnoe geiabuns. nit basu setSriasr
Artiaerie unb Rapuueris bebGlt.
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Gine unantaitbare Ssabrbeit.

Cine unantaftbare SSabrbeit.
50 ssi&istt su@ reat, wenn ibr lsibet
unb wsnn ibr In hisier ihGnsn Dslt elm
eur& 6rantteit osaSrtss. iammerpoGss
eetsn fatrh 70 l'ssi tsr dsbltr tet su&.
psi, ibr sar uubanpises Yorurtbsl ntdt
absrwaltiser fSnnt. griabrans unb &C..
iuubsr NenfAsnoeraano psrosn bals ,si.
atn. bab @rren's Nuauh dlemsr als
ethsrlsiesp, DsspsNe Sppliamsr,sn,
RerifHlaseL isursa Waasn, NsrpGlltat
Mieber9tfhlaaenestt &c. eurirt. Das
Nittel piro In allen Staotsg eislss Con.
tinents perfsaI aae suss DsosuiRen ION.
asn sud fassn, mslde ausss,sihnete Gu.
rem Is bemirft bat. YrotsIalhsn 10
Gents. Drst DOtn bsben pas Qsipsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-04

- Ginsr interelianten Operation,
l9retbt bic n8. 3ts.", bat li6 ein alter
8entier in per 8runnenitraBe untermpr=
fen. Der i9cn beiabrtsMann mar BON
einem auBerit beftis auftretenoen uerpS len
3itterileber, oas in menisen 3asen bic
MnflSiuns oefielben berbei fiihren mubte,
befa1en morben unb 1T Dor etnisen Taaen
an ibm, NIT ieiner @inwilisuns, Don be-
rabmten drstliden Nntpritaten -@ebeimz
ratb Or. 2anaenbed pirb ebeniauS oaz
runter Senannt = baS Experiment elmer
eleftrczmasnetii4eu Operation auSseiabrt
morbem, gu weldem 3ped einise gterpen=
itranse blob9elest werbea muBten unb ioQ
oas 3elultat bes Experiments ein in bo=
benz @raoe befrieoisenpeS ieiu,