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II is remarked, even by strangers, that

1t is remarked, even Oy strangers, lpaI
the dilapidation of this city is painful to
behold. The sidewalks are in ruins
(rootrl up VS. hogs and no effort has
been mair t. HAVE th"in repaired len
ciuv is down. the streets and d'1rl''
checked wifi grass and weed, while the
city government Sit r'imly NY Az"
never moves az official hand or foot to
stay the ruin Sanitary matters 1t seems,
are of no Importance and the Stehch
from unclcan ont-housc> III the heavy |
humid atmosphere of Sunday and Mon
day evening last, was perfectly slcKeh-
;no Comment on these matters is UNI
yersal and we bee the city authorities 10
do something to benefit the property ana
| nrotect the health of our citizens. Officials
a,e elected and paid t" perform SPec'"c
duties and if they can't do it without De-
| inc begged and hadserrd it should he
looked to that more competent men DE
selected next time.
The Bart Able arrived at our mud
h.uL 90 tn. clock was on the stroke OF
9 coming up through the creek via Cio"-
tipryille and IA mile ferry Everybody
was at home, from Capt. Dick down TO -
LET'S see, the cook. Our friend George
placed us under obligations through a
file Of late city papers while Hamer was
as obliging AND smiling as basket OF
chins John vast aboard in person but
his representative did a "smi'ing' bust
n.ss III. effects of which were visible
hours after the departure OF the "ca''Se'
W.,) fine turn out to see the "old ABLE
was abou, the usual sze--trom the b'ls'
tness gentleman, of mature age, seoas
habits and rigid economy, VINO he'e
reads paper save when the boat '''"'
here and he can get one for the "axlng'
down to the small hoy, who file" III
81 LITTLE stomach with ice water and groa'
d ed all night with the belly-ache i'll c''ls'
T. oucucc. Tom gave us his finger to shaK
IL while the pilots Redmond and Key 'ool
ed a, proud as boys in their first Dreec'
10 az When the Able left, which was abo'
- 81 ~. we heard much regret from
b ,l;r;1ual ON the bank who abe dalnnt
m (hic> if he didn't SEE (hic) two boats
The laboratory Of the SYSTEM
- The stomach IS the laboratory OF tt
system. in which certain mysterio'
nroce are constantly going on. Inc
be resuh in til, production, of that wohut
~ ful yivifying agent the blood, which
u" a state Of health rushed laden with
ity element of vitality to the remotest pa
not Of the system. But when the STOMACH
''' semi-paralyzcd by dyspepsia, blood MAI
or f,cturr il carried on emper1ectly, I
cirrulatiou grows thin and sluggish, a
the system suffers in consequence MO
= over. indigestion reacts upon inc h'
:: and bowels, rendering tho first slngs
. AMI the la tier const'pated The or
also suffers By sympathy, and sick bel
aches. sleeplessness aud nervous syn
TOMS are engendered Hostetters Stonl;
Ritt.rs reform this state Of things, g
nermanent tone and regularly to
Last stomach and its associate organs,
las, hnw..ls and liver, and ensures comp|
Oud DOVES WV" IVA ;ncreased yipor 70
svstem, 1t is the most popular as
mo AZ the most efficient antl-dyspcpt'c
tonic in America. Ju"e
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The Endorsement.

In the House Of Representatives on
Friday Mr.. Bnrchard, of Illinois,
moved to suspend the rules and adopt
i resolution rcciting that the AT"
Congress, in joint meeting, had de'
clared r. B. Hayes aud VIM. A.
Wheeler respectively elected pres
ident and vice president, and declar
ing that no subsequent Congress, or
House, had power t" revise that &C.
ton; and that any power to annul or
disregard that action is revolution
airy, and is hereby disapproVed by
this House.
The resolution was adopted. Yeas,
us; nays, 81.
Mr.. Ilartridge, of Georgia, from the
judiciary committee, submitted an
adverse report on the Kimmel| o''''
TIE REPORT CONCLUDES
with resolution reciting that the
forty fourth Congress, in joint meet
ing, declared r. 3. Hayes and VIM
A. Wheeler respectively president
and vice president, and declaring tina
there is no power in any subsequent
Congress to reverse that declaration
nor can any such power he exercised
, nv the courts of the United States o
by any tribunal that Congress ca
, create under the constitution.
$ The resolution was adopted, Yeas
' 24 nays, IA.
Ofthc 81 voting no on the BURGLAR
II resolution we find the name of J. Il
= Elan. Our District at least does M
d propose to endorse Mr.. Hayes. M
. Elam's vote is in strict accord Wi
y tho sentiment Of his constituency.
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We hope our friends in Natch'to
ches parisl, will carefully read the re-
port in the proceedings of the Central
Comm ttee Of the Democratic party
Of this parish and act thereon We
should have a full convention ano
send a straight out delegation t'
Baton Rouge. .t
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

NEW ORLEANS.
,,,,vr: DEPART
~ ''Iav4p,M. Monday 9 A. NJ.
Friday 4p: NJ. THURSDAY, rn''rs',ay . W.
o o'IaripM. Saturday A. NJ.
SHREVEPORT.
.,,,yE. DEPART:
rnarr day except Every day except
Nor MoSrday. 9A.M Saturday . A. NJ
TEXAS.
ARRIVE: -, pH' =
r,osdav6 AN. Thursday 8 "A. NJ.
r"iday 6 A. NJ. Monday 9 A. NJ
WINFIELD.
ARRIVE: DEFIANT
Thursday 6pM, Wednesday 6 A. NJ.
r.dav 6 p, NJ. Saturday 6 NJ.
MINDEN.
ARRIVE: DErAk'
Tuesday 6p.M, Wednesday 6 A. NJ.
Friday 6P. NJ. SATURDAY 0 a. VI.
Mrs. NJ. A. BURKE, P. NJ
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The First.
MOrebouse Clarion.

Pinchback made a speech on tho
Island opposite Vicksburg, one day
last week, in which he announced his
intention TO become \ resident Of
Delta. and intimated that he would
be a candidate for Congress from this
District. He said lie might not be
able to get into office himself, but he
would certainly keep ont others VINO
had betrayed him 10 the past. INV
is the first speech of the campaign II
the District, and it shows which way
the wind blows.
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Very respectfully,
JOE W0LFSON, Secretary.

"Alister" Stubbs has succeeded IN
carving Ouachita parish against a
constitutional Convention, at least
such is the latest report. Is this to
be regarded as a Democratic eoaorse'
mani If q Radical Constitution?
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No judicial advertisement ~'N De
inserted IN this paper hereafter, an
less the Attorney becomes security
for the ADVERTISING bill, ~hich must
be paid on FIRST INSERTION, I"
thsu ,eiU be discontinued.
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Special Notice.-Cavil Bray, Esq, OF
varpon parish, is the duly authorized
.sant for the VlNDICATOK in Vernon par,
;sh and all contracts made by him Will
be fully ratified and carried out ny u.s.
EFF. PRESLEY and J. II. Caldwell, are
our agents for Sabine.
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kelloRy's Confident.

/ The Times says it is rumored that
Keely, who was Gov. Kellogg's coisred
donrkeeper and confidential man, signed
the name Of Levisee and MARKS to tho
electoral returns.
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Lamar, Of Mississippi, is a pure
satellite of Wall Street and the peo'
ple of Mississippi would do the South
good turn if they invited hi" to
stay at home. ...
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The liver being the largest and most 81
important gland in the system. wn sn
affscts it mnst afiece all others 70 keep
its action natural use HOME STOMACH
BITTERS. z1... s..7-s dc.
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Our New Orleans Letters.
Number Five.

The Analysis OF the Policy con
tjuucl-P.o1rS>ion and Piar-
ilce.
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The rains continue
Old Cane and Red are still "a r's'n
Major G. F. Dawson was in town last
yvsel and his host of friends we're promo
to greet him.
CM W W. Brcazcale and L. n. Lane
Eso were in town during the week
1ookinp we'll but bronzed from farm life
Ripe, luscious pink checked peaches
andby tho wagon 'cad. are on our streets |
selling readily at Is cents per dozen.
Rains continue in this locality, and
they are injuring the cotton to some ex
tent. Corn is in splendid condition.
however.
District Court is still in session en-
gagged in the consideration OF civil mat
tsrs There were hut two weeks cr'm"
inal service and they closed on Saturday
evening last.
D.A. Blackshpr, ESQ.,, paid us visit
on Tuesday Mr.. B., has just retnrne"
from Texas where he has been looking
up some Of his lands.
y Alex. Green, colored farmer below this
city, files with the VINDIcAToR two near
ly full grown cotton bolls and reports
s;x acres Of the same sort. This is ahead
of any one yet.
Much sickness prevails throughout our
parish, confined chiefly to children. The
principal diseases complained of are inter
mittent fevers and diarrhpa.
Business among our merchants is dull
in the extreme. They don't advertise
however, but prefer to wait until some
thing turns up. Macawbcr No. 222.
Our frendJ. Fl. Hill, ESQ, present II
with two splendid heads Of cabbage a
fine as we have ever seen grown i'll TIL
parish. vi
The ladies of the "Protestant Episc'
pal Aid Society tender their thanks
. the officers of the Bart Able for the
liberal donation to the supper given IL
the benefit of Trinity Church, which
owing to their generosity and the patro'
age of their friends, was quite success
During the past six months there HI
been in operation fifteen public schoa
throughout the parish ten white ar
five colored. We learn that the publ
schools will all be opened next month.
The yINpIcAroR should be in q
hands of every reader in Natchltoch
parish during this canvass Let our q
parish subscribers each send us the nan
Of subscriber who viii pay for the
per and We will do the balance. Sci
'em right along. ~ .rsf%
| Nj. a. &. Lemee, Parish Treasurer,
| ports that the payments, made from
i Office for witnesses and jurors for the t.
| weeks Of criminal service of the in
/ term ofithe District Court amount
i $1629 70. --.~
i The forfeited bonds and fines collect
BY District Attorney Hall amount to o.
$1,000, which leaves our criminal exp
ses at net s62s 70, the cheapest crimi'
term held in this parish since the war
w. H. .Tunnard, Clerk Of the Cot
furnishes the following list Of marri'
licenses i@-@l > y
C. Luchini So to Eliza Besson.
Antoine Condet s&-" Felicite Thomp
N. lewis ."' MI. Gaigue.
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DR.. g. NJ. Potts, Of DeSoto parish,
is the regular authorized trare0'"g
Aoent for the indicator.
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TAX NOTICE.

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Natchitoches, March 28th, 1875;
THE public are hereby notified tna'
l. am now prepared to collect state al"
Parish Taxes and Licenses now due.
The following discounts arc allowed ny
law on taxes paid during 49,,
April 3 per cent Oh Tax Bill
May 2 "
June g
l.. n. LANE.
Morch 3().tf State Tax Collector.
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n1AVOBeautiful Concert GrandNRE!\
PlAW Pianos price $1,000 only""oA'
s425. Superb Grand Square Piano, price
81 100 only $255. Elegant Upright i'a-
nos, price $500 only $ls5. New Style
lJnrisht Pianos $l12,50 Orgars SE'. Or,
cans IL stops $3.50. Church Organs IT.
stops price $500 only $ll5, Elegant 800
Mirror Top Organs, only $lo5. buyers
come and see ME at home if | am not as
represented, r. R. Fare paid both ways
and Pianos or Organs given free. Large
Hist. Newspaper with much information
about cost of Pianos and Organs sent ,, Tree
Please address DANIEL +: bEi1n
Washington, NJ. june 4"
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LOCAL GLEANINGS.

PARISH AND CITY NEW
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.Ilur DlOV BENSON'S CAPClNE
uA MLDAUk ! POROUS PLATTER Is
the best remedy for a lame or painful
back, weakness ufthe back ever invented
or known. It soothes, it strengthens. 1t
cures, where other porous pla>tcrS, and
all liniments fail.
Each genuine Benson's Cayenne Plaster
has the word Capcino cut through tue
plaster. Take no other June 4"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

\ very ola friend in 3 new dress .p"e:rs ::
The Pat!: Exhibition in the form Of Al Aii..
ra.ys f.: cooking, il which neither sa;, cos.
wood, ror other iuel snd 10. even electricity.
i: employed for he purpose. Tie only age.,,
used is Tie iles: &C lie sun, the solar rays b."
ing concentrated by means q coD.!eaSe':
aud reflected by means OF radiators urt.t SUI
ent hest is engendered 70 boil Al egg. aid cye-
to cook q small LOST or piece Of meat. he i.e'
Of thus utilizing the solar rays IS a: o., a. ~
sun Itself; but it mas not hitherto b1GN 1-t-L!.
to such practical perfection a - p.ace tn
source Of heat within reach o! tie l42i' =.
la:ge Whether the story OF the drs.ruc!.oH =
Archimcdcs Of the Roman aact encno:i !" -.
harbor of Syracuse by means Of the hes: :e-:"-:
cd from number Of m!rrow5 be true o: .a.s.,
the very fact Of the story having bean :" rca,,.,
IL proof Of the existence Of o desire IA rn.E.l.r
Of somo such method Of iocr,.jry H." i g.
the suns rays en- any rs5tr ulsr Object, Oc'V -
few yesrs sgo the R!opCasl wa: revive! by 70
frenchihaN' "Ho o|'. Cd hIs government o r...
for destroying 81 enomy's fac. By means &,
burning nrroWs a. q distance Of a mile. T!I..,
are instances CT inc destructive effort: O: ms
genius. Less ambitious, but more u:.i.t h.y.
been the attempts OF Professor Ericsson - ,.rig
steam engine by Vapor produced entirely ~
the concentration OF the suns rays OH u bJ.~-
Of water; ard now there is expo:cI g view ::
the Parl2 Exhibition IN HppsTa.p; or "os..,rs
by ths same agency. Expa:ncn:5 IN u sn.,..
gcalo have been nl.do with perfect sucoo:s b.:
the duration Of the sun shine evan II IA bell
Franco is so uncertain IS to prevent :ao hopes o.
any practical benef. being derived from tn
clever invention. IN England, wnarn a wccs
Of unclouded sunshine is al unhos::! Of phen'.
nlenom. tho apparatus would be still more use
less. Bat in tropical England, in .Aose por-
lions of tho British empire which lies under tie
equator, in the Wc:. Indies, in FIJI. in l1d!a,
in parts Of Aus.ralia, and in Africa, tho iH:c's"
heat of the sums perpendicular rays lnlgA. p
turned to practical accom-. as substitute -
the undesirable consumption Of lcul, aGd.H|
its hest and smoke to the OVnr.R.on .!nSsp@s:t
-THg Colonies Q1l hRia.
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EfOOnsfliners' War

Tho revenue officers report an engagement
with an armed band of Illicit distillers in Over
ton county, Texas, headed by Campbell Morgan,
at o'clock p. m, Saturday. The revenue Of
fccrs were under ire for forty-fva minutes, AID
Phillips, Pippen. and Smith wore wounded &.
Commissioner Raum has given Collector Wood
cock authority to send enough men up to capture
the band. He is now getting up posse for tbs!
purpose.
Ayres and Strain had arrived nj Nashville
from nine miles north Of Cookeuille in
Overton county, where the fight occurred. They
cay they were about to put up for the night.
when they were unexpectedly fred upon by
twenty or thirty men. A regular skirmish en-
sued, in which Phillips was shot through the
left edo, and it is beloved MORALLY wounded
Pippins under the right eye and Smith IN the
left arm. One distiller was seen to fall They wore
sent here by Davis for reinforcements. When
they left firing was still going on, and news Of
tho result is awaited with interest. Eighteen
armed men were sent from here 10 night to rein
force Collector Davis. Two illicit distillerieG
have just been broken up in Lawrence and one
in OVerton county.
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EGws Of sE2 E@y-

Oae night last week several Een visited The
grapery OF Bishop NcCio=keg, near Loui5;:ie,
n.y., and whilst filing !ilcir baskets With craps
were hTod upon BY tee Waterman, and oDe CT
them, Philip Haag, received wounds from
which he died II :eW lclIs. The watchman
claims that Haag attempted to take lis Gun
away from hin, and j! WAS discharged il Tie
struggle.
The democrats Of the Fourth Corere:s:opa
District Of Georgia, after four days SESSION
and taking go ballots, adjourned on Saturday
to meet again il September. The highest
vote Tor HarG!l, the present incumbent, was
IS out of 81, witch Wgs not enough to rou:i,
nate, twc-:hird vote being required.
The winners at Saratoga on Saturday were
Three quarters OF mile, Lady d Arcy, tine
l:lGi; one mile and three quarters, DanlchE I,
time 3:OS5i one mile and quarter, Parole,
time Pa; onc mile, Mamma H., time l:ijii
stecp!c chase, Uc"Ihcal.
Thirty seven delegates seeded from the
regular Democratic Congressional CONVENTION
at Memphis, Mo-, and orSariz:d an1th5r con.
ventiop. Oac body noui aatcd JOHN N.
Glover; the other Dcul!na!el Coloccl u. {.
Hatch.
It is rumorod that Senator Patterson has
proposed to Governor Hampton 10 resign Lis
seat in the Serate L he c4a b. assured /: 3
full amnesty AID c2cmptico from TIL rya-c:;
legal government !or l.!s rFosc:r:,5a.
A colored muse W.. af-cs,o: X A..apa!.;
last Saturday fer d2.icg II" bs1y Ct lI,. !.
l.. Tuoi*. win 1auia.u1s, u cfdsr th-r sh,
| might &c a"ay carly
John NJ. Laasstv0, col'Tsd, t. :. MiH;rt~r
TO Hayti Lts ra.f,-ra: :, ,i;s ,,u,4,, .,rt
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General BeaIc says he is for grccaLacks. So
,s everybody. 50 arc We, provided we get them
without robbing acme one cI5r. But how TO
yet them is the question. TIE government
mipht print them by the billion, but as it has
no way OF distributing them save by paying Tor
what it kuya, or for work dono for it, VIC don't
we'll scc how anybody would be bcncfittcd.-
After tho first OF next January the government
will pay for it's purchases and for the labor it
employs in gold and no matter how muck
grccnbacks may be loved, nobody doubts that
gold is loved much better. Tho good old demo
cratic rule CT paying man in money that
would be worth its face value if found on his
body hundred years after his death, end not
10 paper. tho value Of which huotuatcs with the
vagarics Of trade, is tho beat one Tor oil parties
to follow-lertainly the best for domocratio
8jODtiOn
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEhLY 81
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST &c. ISIS.
,.7r77E BUILDING. NO. 20 PRINCE STREET


Tie dire straiehts to which the republican
party is reduced are portrayed IN all thar
vivid distioctness BY its evident Intention to
resort to the desperate chance CT eiieoting
release from the apparently iusurmountabie
difficulties that environ it, by making Gen.
Grant its candidate for the next presidency
Ia minority of quarter Of million OF the
popular v0to Of the country, at the last ccclloD;
With certain democratic Senate, and House
Of Representatives probably Of the same COM
plcxion, rext March ; with their own party
weakened. though only 10 the extent OF those
who hold or are applicants for government ot'
fcca, for all other republicans arc opposed TO Mr.
Hayes, the prospect before the radicals is any
thing but pleasing, and their apparent dcternl-
nation to make Gen. Grant their Moses shows
that they arc fully aware of their danger, and
that desperation has Influenced them in their
selection OF O leader. There arc able AMI con-
scientious men in the republican party, though
they arc either prejudiced against. or mlsin-
form ed about, their fellow countrymen of the
South, but all hope Of prolonged existence by
their leadership has vanished, and the agency
OF renegade democrat, and one to whose door
the tracks Of all the corrupions under h!a
administration led, ig sought "a the only rcss!-
BILE means Of success in the next contest for
President and us further lease upon tho
treasury Of tho country.
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The Presidential Fraud.

At:1 tie Gszatte'5 report Of tie proc:ed.
las btfyra tie Potter Committee last Sa:ur.
dsy cIos=t. Richard Eige8ood certified tia:
be was captain Of police ia New Orleans; lad
bc:n supervisor Of elscto0. WitueEs handed
the following letter Of instruction Which be had
received 10 Chairman Potter:
Headquarters Republican Party Of Lou:sisns !
New Orleans, Sept. b. -. J
e. r. Ed.s1co5d, esq, SRperris5r Registration!
Parish PaqHeml1ls. L.:
Dear Sir-ls is well known 10 thi. committee
from an examination Of the census Of 1915, thst
the republican vote in your parish is 900. and
The republican ms ority 2. 300 You sre expected
10 register and vote the full strength Of the re-
publican psrty IN your parish. Your rocogrl-
ton By tho next State administration will depend
upon your doing your full duty in theprenises,
and you will not be held 10 have done your full
duty unless the republican registration in your
psIish reaches 8 COO. snd the republican vote is
ST least j, 010. All local candidates and COM
mi!tees are directed 10 aid you 10 the utmost in
obtaining this result, and every facility is and
will be afforded you but you must obtain the
the results cailod for herein without fsil. Once
obtained your recognition will be ample and
generous Very respectfully, &C.,
d. J. Ill. a. JEwETT, Secs.
i scco0l letter produced by witness is S.
follows: III is headed same az the other.)
My Dear Captain l note tha. st tho Gate of
the last report received from you there were
registered few moro white voters than exist in
your parish. Exercise especial care until the
close Of registration. Nosrly every white offer
ing must NECESSARILY be fraud. Obtain, as far
as practicable, a list Of all peraons registered in
1874 since dead or removed from the parish.
These must 0: courHe, be struck from the regis
ter. l also note that 81 that date you we're far
behind with your colored registration. Catch
up On this as fust IS you can. 1t is of the utmost
importance. We have every confidence in you
Do your Jost Your friend,
d. J. n. a. JEwETT, Secretary,
James 3. Kelly, formerly of Texas, DOW Of
New Orleans, testified to seeing the oolored
woman, Eliza Pinkstoo, taken from her homo.
Oh GraYier street, to tho republican invcsti-
eating committee. She w5s carried before the
committee Ga o strctcher, but walked down
tho steps uuaided. She was sent home in
cab. In answer to question by Mr.. Iliscock,
witncs9 said he did net personally examine
her
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From the evidence collected ty tie Potter
committee it is asoertained that every man and
woman of those yet known to have been IGpl.
Gated 10 the presidential fraud liz LouisIana
have been paid Tor the respective parts they
took with government office. As Wc have al
ways maintained that the Congress Of the
United States. by confirming the title ci Mr.
Hayes, made it good. We must maintain its per-
mancnt irrcfragahiiity, even though Mir. Hayes
be convicted, as he has been. Of paying, alter
bis inauguration, the brides stipulated for prior
TO the commission Ct the fraud, because the
representatives Ct the people 10 another Con-
gress have Sd provided. But it goe: nightly
against the graip and more especially So be-
cause a M jrity Ct the members Of the House
of REPRESENTATIVES that declared the permanent
irrelragabi!ity Of his title, though elected as
democrats, we're convcr3ant With the partlcu-
lars CT The fraud whcu they voted that 60 mat.
ter what nigh, b, developed By The Potter
committee 1t should not aifec. the title flr.
Hayes holds to the presidency. Unti! that
declaration was made, while We c0lcedcd The
validity (f Mr. Hayes, tide, VIC naturally sup
posed that impeachabc offences, committed
after his inauguration, could be taken cogai
zanco Ct, but 80 ci:i;l democratic CouErt21
decided otherwise.