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u NENT BONDS.


FINDLAY, OHIO. September 3. 1890
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cha.n 81 Foty, stree, improvement Bonds OF said
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31
THE ELECTIONS BILL.
An Exp anatIon OF the UnhoIy SIessur.
Fsthered ny HyPOcrite Lodge.

An Exp anatIon OF the UnhoIy Measure
Fsthered ny HyPOcrite Lodge.
Although it is made very complex on
paper, the force bill is very simple
and easily ineligible measure. Here
are its provisions:
1. Full Federal control of Congress
sional elections in the States. with in
cidental con troll of the electoral votes
of the States through the use of the
same Federal machinery.
Q. A system of Federal supervisors,
returning boards and special deputy
marshals in charge of the registration,
the ballot boxes and the returns, with
the United States army as a reserve to
be called in if needed to support them
against interference in any conflict
with the oitize1s authorities of the
States.
This is as concise and simple state
ment as we can make of the objects and
methods of the bill If it were now in
force, any district in Illinois could lie
subjected to It On demand for it. in
any district, ''chief supervisor" would
be appoin ted who would have absolute
control of the election in tho district.
Supervisors appointed under him would
manage the registration and would take
charge of the polls. Any indefinite
mum ber-any number from 10 to TO- 600
partisans could be sworn in as deputy
marshals, and placed around the polls,
armed and empowered to arrest citizens
of the State, who would be held for
trial in tho Federal courts away from
home,-Ehere they could neither give
bail easily, nor easily establish thoir
good character by the testimony of their
neigh bors. Any party thus command
ing the polls. could command the result
of the election, but the force bill goes
further still. After all this, it provides
Federal returning boards to do the
counting and make the returns. The
clerk of the House of Representatives
Is to be compelled under heavy penal-
ties to reject returns of State officers
and accept the returning board GER
tificate as evidence of election.
Instead of being able to choose their
own election judges as now, and to GER
tify the result under their own law as
now, the people of Illinois under this
law would have every thing decided by
the party in power in Washington
Partisan supervisors, partisan return
ing boards, ana partisan deputy
marshals by the hundred would decide
the election. The ballots cast would
not count
1t is declared that the law is intended
only for Southern States. This is false.
1t can be put in operation in every
Congressional district in the country.
II the Republicans used it first in
Southern States. what difference
would it make, If by partisan force and
fraud under it they control Congress
and the electoral college which elects
the President" The object of the bill is
to perpetuate the power of the North
eastern corporations and of the Wall
street spectators who control the sup
plies and the money of the country. If
they steal the votes of South Carolina
to control Illinois. the people of Illinois
are effectlally oppressed as if the
vote of their own State had been stolen
st. Louis Republic.