The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-10

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faSTE&TI,D FRICTION CASE
yvtsIrr,l.rD,,. ,lanlIaI, G.-E'Lcre was q full
mceting Of the house committee on elections
today II arrcp lipoll a line Of procedure in the
TLofle-CarIisle contested election case. Con-
testant ThocLe was present with his counsel,
Mes RS. Syphcr and Hoover. OF this CITY. No
one formally rebrcseuted the speaker. MI
Sy-Dber bcrSn The nrcsent9tton of ThocJe's
case immediately after the committee had
been called TO order. taking ND first the brief
already eubualtfc3 With tie record which as
SHINES as a basic oT rfo case +lat The state cleo
don 1,y.s were violated In The auuointncnt
oil Judges Of election. This iulraction Of the
law ia. asserted. was e1iHcicnt to war
RAM n Favorable Consideration Of TIaebe's
claim. hut If the committee did
NOT rec i'm his view he was rr.rared to IRE
SENT evidence 10 satisfy tb.lo Of Ills clients
election. Taking M tie details
Of Mo faso Mr. C-.IIor g9ttl +Iat ON thp NIGHT
of the election ii became apparent to The
Judges Of tile election at CoyiHeton that Nh
Catlislo had been defeated by more than
two tIaif-sld votes At O'Clock
thcv sent for Mr.. Carlisle and
brought him in carriage to tho
house Of friend lie (~vphar) could give the
name tHe friend and Tie location of The
house. but he would not do SO uules, the com
mitteC urged him. rs he did not wish to state
all he llnCy atthis staoc of the case After
roue1fltiugr with lfr (5r}i IL +Loy- ae.9 ,lI
to have the returns OF the outside counties with
held.
'}Tho ere etbev?' Who ares thew ?'D in
CURED Mr. Heard.
"They? Why, the friends Of Carlisle" re-
pliCd Mr. Sv0hcr
Counsel said that it was q fact that tlle re-
tums of the six outlying counties were with
held for five DAYS. and Mr.. Carlisle had nuh-
liclv confessed that he was defeated,
"You do net attach any innort9nce tn tbie
point" suggested Mi. Heard.
4 ono. I iIISt mention Il ), rcnlind Mr. S,-nbar
"Hayes' think. confessed defeat nj tirst y
said Mi Heard
eyes" replied Mr.. Svpher. "and think he
OUGHT to have s+ncI, 10 X
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