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Special Casese Gro,ciug Ont of the Louisi-
ana and Florida Elections TTtich Presi-
dent Hayes Has Prorided For.


special Caseso Gr0tct7ag Ont of the Loaisi-
ana and Florida Elections WHich Presi-
dent Hayes Has Procide1 For.
Washington Post.]
Some time ago the Post published a list of
the especial cases. that had been brought to
the attention of Mr.. Hayes, and disposed of
by him or his associates. This list was far
from being complete, as it included only the
most prominent of the baIlot=box- suffers,
election-return forgers, and thieves who had
been rewarded for their peculiar services, but
the following is what might be styled more
ambitious effort. Doubtless it is vet far
from being complete. Doubtless there are
hundreds of petty criminals, such as manu-
facturers or forgers of afidavits, and
manipulators of small election precincts,
who have been showed into out-of-the-way
places, of whom the nation is as yet OBJ
llvlous, but the following enumeration will
answer all purposes. OF course the man
who is indebted to this worthy crowd for
the Office he holds, had no object in lifting
them from the mire into places of emolu-
ment, of trust, and of power. 1t was purely
accidental, of course. To believe otherwise
is to believe Mr.. Hayes privy in some meas
ure to the frauds of which he is the bene-
ticiary, and that will never do. We publish
the list, therefore, only for the purpose of
calling attention to the wonderful coinci-
dence which sometimes occur in politics:
). Madison Wells, president of the return
ing board, surveyor of the port.
Thomas G. Anderson member of the re-
turning board, special deputy collector of
customs New Orleans
Louis M. Kenner, member of the return
ing board, deputy naval officer, New Orleans.
VIM. Pitt Kellogg, Governor of the state,
United States Senator by the influence of
Hayes.
Morris Marks, Hayes elector, collector OF
internal revenue.
Orlando Brewster, Hayes elector, surveyor
general.
S. B. Packard, radical candidate for Gov
ernor on same ticket with Hayes, consul tc
Liverpool.
Hugh J. Campbell, who appended forged
jurats before tie returning board, district
attorney for Dakota.
Charles Hill, who carried the second cleo
toral returns to Washington, storekeeper il
the custom house.
Fl. Conquest Clarke, Kelloge's private sec
rotary, place in the interior department.
/ George L. Smith, who fraudulently man
ipulated the returns of nine parishes, col
lector of the port of New Orleans.
w. l.. Mcmillan, who is instrumental il
breaking up the Packard legislature, pension
agent.
St. Felix Casanaye, brother of the return
ing-boarder, storekeeper in the New Orlean.
custom house.
w. FL. Green. clerk of the returning board
place in the New Orleans custom house.
York Woodward, another clerk of the re-
turning board, chief clerk in the Governor,
office.
w. F. Loan, ex-chief of police, place il
the revenue office, under Marks.
F. A. Glover, supervisor of elections il
East Baton Rouge, position in New Orleans
custom house.
T. A. lie Sage, striker in East Batol
Rouge, position in custom-house.
John Sherman, leader of the band o
visiting statesman, secretary of the treas
ury.
e. w. Stoughton, visiting statesman, min
lister to Russia.
John A. Kasson, visiting statesman, min
lister to Austria.
A. B. Levisse, Hayes elector, special tray
cling agent internal revenue department.
j.. j. Souer, who bribed the Packard legis
lature to elect Kellogg Senator, appraiser G
merchandise, New Orleans.
A. S. Badger, chief of police, postmaste
at New Orleans
John M. Harlan, member Louisiana CON
mission, associate justice supreme court
j. r. Hawley, member Louisiana commits
sian, offered commissionership to Paris e,
position.
J.. Desmarius, cashier New Orleans custo1
house.
II. M. Twitchell, consul at Kingston.
A. B. Sloanaker, place in the reve nue. O
fee.
w. A. Heistand, supervisor of election
, c1erkship in custom house.
Jack Wharton, United States marshal.
James Lewis, appointed naval officer
conciliate Kenner.
g Benjamin Bloomfield, Tom Anderson
crony, and member of the State rim
s auditor in New Orleans custom house.
e G. S. Abel, clerk of the returning boar
f clerk in New Orleans custom house.
Napoleon L. Lastrapes, and Paul Trevign
strikers, positions in New Orleans custo
e house.
f r. M. j. Kenner, brother of the returnir
boarder, place in custom house, New
!, leans.
: Samuel Chapman, Henry Smith and
> Lukeman, strikers, positions IN custo
3 house.
t E. T. Noyes, visiting statesman, minist
: to France.
d S. B. McLin, appointed chief justice
: New Mexico.
: M. l.. Sterans, governor, commissioner
. . Hot Springs.
: : L. G. Dennis, in superintendent of arcl
tects Office.
d Judge Cessna, postmaster.
e Clerk Black, in the treasury.
g Clerk Vance, in the postofice departme1
n Clerk Howell, collector of customs.
9 Bowles, of Leon, in the treasury.
. Judge Bell, government timber agent.
Il Elector Humphreys, collector, Pensaco
= Stearns, secretary in the treasury.
4, Maxwell, lieutenant in the army.
n Phelps, commissioner to Paris.
,, u Varnum, receiver land Office.
!, Taylor, county clerk in land Office.
N YELLOW JACK.