The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27
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| =. 49,. - Iha EiaTluFHI Comm tAslUn,
'..,anndont 'T's' NJ ,he Pittsburgh Com.
-,Y,nnl;ss m that paper for iniorma-
.,,n rlo On, nm thc bill 10 create the
..,n, rI.c,onl Commission that decided
..p,.,idorcv in favor Of I[ayes. lie
=, %, rbat Marty belongs tho meas.
~
n;.i. ,uas,ion NJ yreat interest 10 A
-, m,nv naonle Ior much "A has been
"a ,bnr, ,bs Commission there are ONLY
d, no,olo vim really understand the
a. Tho C,oD,,ci,L makes n very full
ii .,,i.f,cto,v exclamation Of the his.
", n ,bs hill # was not prepared by
,,r.,,or but w,s the work Of A com.
-.,, I'M nsca,rhar : 1s7G Mr. Me.
,l''' r,,; y" ~ r,. ..oao..a1 =
'n!' "epuO"V'"' VI 'o""' p'eoo''e"
e0I1tiOA Tor the appointment oi a com
,iaes Of members Of the House, to act in
,oirr.ion with q similar committee of
I''''." N',. Wv" " .'I -,
SaN0n' l" prepare ""u report " measure
h@unIlug the electoral vote. This was
vlurel to the Judiciary Committee, OH
,,.,Dd N, Wool namocrat On ,bs
as'1T' SUE '''T ''. r. 60,
Nl@ pece'"oeI 'he 'u"'c'"fy ool"tn
n IME PrOctOr Knott, chairman, } report
Il Llatk the resolution, with n substitute
s.,.h, which was odon,ad The
~ - ..., " Wv" ,..
n'at appointed Oh the committee
H. Payne, Of Ohio, Mr.. Hunter, OF
TrEHA Mr.. Hewitt of New York. Mr..
,,5,,., NJ nli,o;. NJ. ,too.o,, =,
r " ''U'' ','' '.o'"'H ~
nv Nh noaF' oil MASSACHUSETTS,, ana MIR.
Willard, Of Michigan-the first four be.
i.NmoCats, The Senate subsequently
llpti resolution referring the matter
pigecAl committee of seven Senators.
h ID in conjunction with the House
Committee, and sppointed Senators Ed.
and, Norton, FreIinrbuysen. Logan.
hIuln, Blyard and Ransom. Mr.. Lo.
pa ttIng unable TO reach Washington in
the 70 ate nd to the duties OF his ap.
lqtutnsnt, Mr.. COnklinp was appointeC
ahRplice. There were four Republi.
us, ,indihree Democrats on this Com
iate The bill prepared by the Joint
:aaitiee was approved and the report
lSeI by all the members exceptinp MI.
H3d0u, who did not agree to II because
s-thousht Mr. IIsyes had been fairly
ts.N and Ue votes shonld be counted as
ntt'ei BY the plain terms Of
hs constitution. He said emphat.
aly that be regarded the bill as "a literal
RSic1 Of the Mississippi plan > that the
lSlioE Oi intimidation had entered the
hsOI Congress and that members were
hnguRler the sppreh hension OF violence
ASue gea, revolutionary act that would
t'siieu the saIetyand continuance OF oul
aslqtions." lie alluded 10 the threat
etts By amember OF the House (Mr. Wa,
s'pa, Denocratl that 100 600 men would
eP'seat in Washington 10 witness the
tnt and asserted tbat his was part ol
SP'ln to alarm the country and force q
5aRomise, sucl, as the bill undoubtedly
M lie did not believe there was any
M Danger, EXCEPT in the failure of Con.
'soIe duty as required bv the @ constitu,
s.aa-count the votes in ihe usuel way
w done, there would be no troubIe
l991tihe inauguration
ID The House, that vreat leader and
,ttHpOn, General Garfield whom tht
ItaocrAI denOunce as a nartv IN the
cine Of stealing tho Prssidencyi
angsh the agency Of the ElectSraI Com
aa3n, made an able and eioonen,
ieWh u9aild ID posglS, He ncEnowl
'iSVlthere were vaoI isa,rraS o IN "IHi ,ha Iii
tSHGch as il was intSnded to ovoi'
EF'eiua a great and ,rvinv crisis " and Inns nos
lAH might tide over a Sreat nni,Iic Ian
r. EIedecIarsd% % ISbo, So%I HSbt IO''G ~ sham, S%
aS Democrats who ,'rve,I tI;s schsm'
siuesns for SEATING | NJ H." T;Idsn Tiis sS"s% ths
Though he believed H. n Wo"ans @ %s,
"a honestly and IeSalIy w., sler,sSS %SeS 3 ana ana
~ The Electoral Ca"missinU S SIeU'eu, uo,r,S Gr' y
'oite, still "iRoHH lgsn GSJ n'b,'',,S.S "oS" o =
vi wa arHrhSr, ,r;n G ,',J,n;, Gt'' ~ ~ ,,,s -
a. ""' '"""'" 70 "' "'''