The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
HAYES TITLE.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR PROPOSES 4 NaK-
MORTAL THEREON TO CONGRESS.
The question Of Hayes Title TO be brought
up and Thoroughly DIscussed Nv
he Marp md 4 eris In fnra. /

BALTIMORE, Jan. "a sensation was ersated
a ae y ar & oday by the pro-
Blair, addressed to Congress. asting for all in
yestieation. into the late Presidential election
Res0tsed. by the House Of Delegates. ths SEN
ate concurring, That the following memorial
be signed by the President Of the Senate and
Speaker OF the House, and copies thereoftrans-
n, itted TO the President of the ssnate1of the
United States and to tho Speaker Of the House
q. Rsselsed, That our seuators in Congress be
and are hereby Instructed and Representatives
be and are hereby requested to- favor the objest
ef the memories, and that copies of the same be
forwarded to them .Htts H
The following ig the memorial: z.
Your memoriaI Ste. the General Assembly Of
the State Of Maryland, represent that by the
sf Ct a ad h. q sos s Ts hSnEs cGnss ( s
Election under @ a. ect should preclsde pre- eYS Judi
@ intent tRis p prossaa I was 10 ASSURE The pso
pie that it should be determined ON It's merits
BY the proper. judicial tribunal, IN the event
petent TO render such decision; that by its
pr3esg|diIngs II fully appears that said
to inquire ns whsther 5 shs isrnal a1 re
submitted Is i were true or false; that In con
| bent Of the Presidential chair was seated in vir-
tue OF retnrns which, were notorlously false and
fraudulent. add 50 In effech admitted BY Mr..
Justice strong. whose vote seated him. and also
by the incumbent h mself In disregarding those
returns es respects State officers whose titles to
ss denssa easfa s wbe IL
Reputation Of these returns by the incumbent
| for all purposes save his own election. 10 an ad-
purpose. the motives which induced this partial
Republication. greatly aggravats his offense.
That, by the publlshe q statem.. mt Of Mr.. John
dicted since April 1877. itappears that this re-
padation was tho condition imposed by the
sad Brown and big ssoeiates 80 hsn g helding the
tivess, upon, which alone the incumbent would
be allowed to be counted into, office upon these
ior the ineuin en BY Messrs. Stanley Maithewa
and Charles Foster, then and sincs his closest
friends and most authoritative representatives
elected as adversaries Of the incumbent, but
separated iron the great bodyof their political
associates in the House Of Representatiyes to
i carry into effect said arrangement: that a
Ps n sas'f9s 1s hsa they
res oompsa apsa 70 aye G x,
President elect was known 10 be opposed, and
It is q just inference from all the circumstances
auguration for this reason, they could not ven.
ture to act with their political opp0nents for
that object IL such, cooperation involved alsc
States In au stion, as well as OF their eeetorts
votes to their p9lit cal opponents; thn. to re
tssy be es onsss bos \ wrs 1ls ne f s
fraudnlent ao far a. thav afYertpd the R inca g,
eovernmefits of snid Stat,.s. by wjthdrawine th.
United states troops, the presence of Wbiel
! That Il Tins annears that tie cnnetiiiuuono
a,iasion % araveIv and eIab 'ra. ,Jv I.ha,ad i
! fongress before ff,e ElectnraI .fnmyoi ai"n an ~
II iss pbic bress, as ti,, anestinn on s,oW wbtc %
The prssider,tial e6ntss, hin ed s,,d with hio
lthe nnbie mind was a. nny gaxareasd has :,
Iparf whatever In determining the contest. bu
that lit WAS in fact de, erIninsd by body Of me
J elected by one party. but Openly acting wit
> their opponents In the Interest OF certain raj
I. road c0rporations. az the decisive moment
/. that every interest In the country ID greatl
preiudiced. and its most vital interests are ptl
for them such moneyed organizations as wi
p"y ~. - t.aH iion ti.'e. ~ sne OpiniQn