The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-13
TIE EIGHT TO SEWN VOTE.
Kr, Jgstice Miller Admitting that b.
Voted Against the Facts.

Voted Against the Facts.
BLOCK ISLAND. - Among Il
national ceIei"i, Jog Who ar. More
yua'1cr Samuel F Miller OF the Unit,
States 6uprt me court and a Memb
OF the Et3ht to St v n tl.c,cra, G =
mission with Installed r B Have
10 the Presidency. O tv-ry 10
QueotjOn before that Commissi
Justice Mlllervo'ed with IN" Rpm,
llcxns, refusing TO ~ behind the ;,
tuIoe, IN the ca.es OF Louisiana a.,
Florida, and supporting every nthe
measure OF the Republican MAORI,
tor reversing the vardic- of tbe no,
pie and depiiviDQ Mr.. Tilden of III
seat % which he hal been ,hose,
In person, Judge Miller Ia stou,
powerfully built man. With swartb
counte0ooce, strongly marked fes
turee, and the carplsss dres and (, et
09.oooo manners Of q prosperou
Wooeoen farmer or merchant. n,
Speake bic mind clearly aud will
emph1oie.
% Friday morning, Aug. Is. tn.
Judge made one Of = party II four o.,
the balcony Of the Ocean View Ho'e
M. Walter n. Haldeman OF Louis.
VILE, Ne. William g. McHenry, for.
merly proprietor OF the St. Louis
OlspetCh, and q correspondent o,
T11 Sun who had been previously
introduced to Judge Miller a. SUCH.
making up tho group, which was
afterWard joined by Judge Blodge,t
OF the United Stated District Cour,
OF Chicago. The conversation turn
ed upon Mt. Tilden's canvass for he
Presidency, and Judge Miller ex
pressed his belief that Mr.. Tildpl
know moro about the ciDher dis
patches than he he had vet admitted.
He also eaij that NJ. Tilden, Will.
now making political capital by m
t0g0nizing rammanv Hall, had for.
merly worked With that organization.
and had been intimately associate
With It a. Chairman OF the Demo.
cratic State Committee when the
great frauds Of 1868 were perpetra
ted. He then said:
II have met Mr.. Tilden only once
10 tho past sixteen years. That wa
q Saratoga last summer, when he oc-
cupjed Q cottage near nv place o,
resldeoce. and passed me frequently
] Thought Of speaking to him once o,
twice, bat did not know how be Nigh,
take Il 10 view OF my position toward
bio claims IN the matter OF the Elec
t0Jlol Tribunal. ! think that he IN
queotl0nably tried to buv that elector
tn Oregon that the %, 900 which was
Transferred BY telegraph for tina,
purpose csme out OF bis pocket.
think also that money was raised
With hie knowledge, for the purpose
Of buying one Of the Returning
Boards, and that only bis characf. |
eristjC hesitation prevented bis using
thaS method Of securing the Board.
On tho other hand IL may be said OF !
him that be honestly thought him. |
self elected and entitled to the votes |
Of the two Southern States which the |
tribunal decided against him. He
We eIcceed IN L0uis1ana--that ls. be
got eight OF tan thousand more &C.
tuaI votes there than Hayes. In the
event OF 01O suCCeSs next year I think
- VAL make . good President. He is
. mon Of great ability, unwearied
pogdoecjty, and extraordinary cour.
go. He cannot be bullied bv the
politicians OF Office seekers. He has
mae IN e9oellent Governor Of New
1o!k. and bas shown administrative
40 executjve powers of high order
H y Old end rich; and has no tenn.
loejoo . obuee the powers OF his Of.
aeo. while be has every ioducement
q o1vo To country q good anmin.
!o6odoo, ono which will onure 10 his
lane a10 oblltersto n . measure the
Ikeaad; !, which have attached 70 bis
"whst DO you think Of tho results
~ ~ extra session ;" Wss asked.
think that both parties mistakes.
Nd thetthe Republicans would have {
1ooo eoetce bed they give 10 the
GSoy q lho. polls, and in fact con. ;
9oooo cvogythlng except the Super.
Ijooet )AN. o. that tkey oould havs
It, q excellent light without civ.
e tne1! opponents the chsnce OF
!e1eong too cey against military In. I
!oeIeeeoce With elections. The dis .
49, 9 lno grand back down. how.
!voes Isoeed With the Democrats.
aooee could have PIT vented the sx. :
- eooe!eo easjly. had the minded j
g ood 40 reopOnslbslity for Il In a
Ioco measure rested With them, Il
va !ojured Thurman greatly, and
)oos1dseably diminished whatsoever
|e.ece = !, night have had for the
OoaceEn1ns Secretary Sherman's
1ooHoo end the efforts be- Ia said 10
D making % obtaiO the Republican,
De@11odoo, the Judge said:
.4e 49, ooe follow because 4 man
, e0eeasy OF tho Treasury. and
10 - Of the great power and
loesaoaqe q bic ONCE, that he IA
loee1e1llly Gping 70 succeed 10 the
19Setoo to@i1aeiou. Two for.
- exaggerated, James Guthrie And
clo9o 3. Chase. In turn did what
]. eooenoo = now doing. and vet
l01oIly htDod WAeo The time ceme."