The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

ed to-day By the liouses Democrats, aho
are determined to force an. extra session,
that the entire party in the House is now
united on the point thnt the repeal Of the
election Laws must be attach, TO the .egIs'
'lstiSe executive and judicial appropriation
bill. They say they don't care what the
Senate Democrats DO; Tile rep.al must 20
On, or the hill shall fall. Sufficient has
transpirrd To day TO iHiicate that the si,ua.
tion has smaterially changed since la.t week.,
and il il not denied by the friends u 'Soa.
tor Randall that he has been won over to.
the view thai now il the, sime tolwork ior
repeal. The point is made that il the sub.
jet is suffered to 90 over to the next ses
sion, then the appropriations Ito be M, de
bow will all last up TO June 30ih. 1880:
that ii will lie only four na,b,hs between
that time and the presidential elecii.n, that
if the House refuses then to mike the mp
| preparations unless the elect ion laws ara re-
| iyaled. the admia;strytsbn can, manage 10
get'alone for the short space Of fur mouths
without The appropriations. and the nest
Residentiai election will be condus. cd With
the immense advantage 10 The Republicans
Of all the election laws nachinery. Il sesm.
TO be generalfy accepted now as fac, thu,
IL these laws are to remain the Democrats
can very easily be ,defrauded Of the next
Presidency. just ms they were u tie last.
even should their real majnrity be much
greater than il Was IN 1876. The cniir
operation of the election laws has from the
beginning been one sided. Snperyiers d
slection and deputy marsLais are. with
peIhap, The rarest exceptions. appointed
only inihe Southern States. and IN New
York city and other localities IN the North
which are lSt"ri@usly Dem, cratic. .tss !'E
Wy TnE REPuBLiCAN oBJEcT 81"
Tie mural is that the election machin4ry
devised by the RrPsblican was not to pre-,
vent or ipteriere with Rrpubliean bsiio,
! box sufhlag. but snlY 10 teirorixe orer
Democratic communities. Judge lsnd and
Judge Se,ile. tetaeen them. have ssnieuc,
| ed 10 prisnn score of.twoof eli . ns oi ibs
Democratic States of. Mar, land and foIida
| for alleged siulAii.ns VI the rler,Lp lsws,
tut no, one, ,pf the Rrpublieap Lnllies and
t,al'oi-hx s,uifTsef Phi lirlphia has hsen
,r will he dealt uiIb by ,Ls i, dcrsl judi.
clary. IL i manifest thai no law which j.
executed only as to sections and as 10 party
.isisions should continue fprce. The III .
II The frpub.ican i nov said 10 be to sp.
paint a'lhet II deputy ,narrhals anil e!sc
t,on SUI ervisors for california aud secnrs
the four members of the House rf l.ep,e
sehtaiives fram that State at all haz1rd..
Ia the light Of The deve:opmentsof the l,I
| feE days, there seems 10 We no lpnger
! question that The republicans have hopAs
that they may he able. uu'ier certain cot.
tingeneies far from improbable. to capture
| the next ll"use of Representatives, il IL
does not meet in advance Of the reeular
December session The knowledge If ihi,
fact has undoubtedly had the rtfect tv sol.
dify The democrats in the House.
WASHINGTON. Feb. p. The joint re-.
solution introduced by Representative Jor.
geuSen aud directing the i'residen 10 raus.
On investigation as to the funds belonging
to the 81 called Confederate States on de
posIt in the Bank Of EnglApd or in the
hands OF private citizens ~ Great Britain.
reciies that il j. believed that the so.rslled
ESdnfsderate States, while, exercising the
authority aud holding commercial relations
with the government u Englynd.. collected
large sums o. moncy from certain citizens
iefihe United States aud deposited the sam ,
or sUlne part Of the same in ihs Bank u
England to the credit of the 50 called Ton.
fcjerate Staies, aud that . portion u said
suns Of. mUney still remains IL ssid hank.
/ Tie resolution authorize. the President 10
take ae.iUn Ia secure the same. 60 the ehd
that it may be paid 10 the ritizrns Wig
serSei a. soldiers or rolorcd M ii Who work
/ ed in he Qualifications Or served ~ teanste
10 the so,calIed Confederate army aud whu
were disabled. .-. a '''s8 e5zs' fs''s''
WAsuINaroS. Feb 2I.-Ex.DJor.
keeper Polk is out ina letter 10 regard 10
bis conduct rs dnorkerper. lie ehstg,,
that there was conspiracy against bin.
and. calls B,ker. of Indiana. the meanesi
man 10 Congress. .u -..@,v.... .s.,
The t,smdcfats On The Teller eommittee
at The nsSt meeting will inform the chair.
man as 10 what Statrs they pr.p 80 10 have
insestigs,td. The lit to be- furnished. I
hear, embraces New York. r'suDsyiyania.
Colorado aud Massachusetts. .# E.S% @..'
There have becu iO.igI peliiions laid
befre fbe present LUri,Ers~. sDd must ~
them re1aiu on the docket Of uuabswerrd
prayets. = s>*e e@ 4@@ aa 5 .*#8s1s5 aaa p.
ofe,prse tho croskep aud the enemies
o. rsduvir,a. and thase WIN wanted 10 10
able 10 ssy III wise tone u voice | bll
you that the iax oH tobacco cnald mt he
reduced NJ once gave ntierance 10 fear.
that the President would veto il. Mr.
faeker at present has no fears II This. and
informs me that bis information j. that. the
President sid last night that he was very
much Interested m ibe sncce.s OF the re.
venue bill. Uf course Secretary Sherman
want. II yeined. aud anpiFori will be made
Ito estaIr. Hayes 10 poeksi The bill.
. WAsuIxoTos. slarh 1.-The Senate
las night passed bill Tor paying the sr.
reirs u peUsinns wilb sD smeDdment max.
ft,0 fiia lao giving f.st,.tat,. "A s..lJiars aud