New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
DAVID B. HILLS TRIUMPH.
THE COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
PROFOUND SORROW THROUGHOUT THE STATE
OVER THE CoNsUMMATIoS OF The STEAL

proFo1rNp SORROW THROUGHOUT THE STATE
OVER THE CoNsUMMATIoS OF THE STEAL
Every phase of the issues passed upon BY me
Court OF Appeas had decided by several Supremt
Court IT. Judges S in a sP1Sa PSSpea eS Sa e bsen I susas
General Icrm, Of Tie second Fourth and Fifth JudicA!
SeS nsd decsd ' the q: aRS but i
Appeals decisions must govern. They were oD,@nv. s
IN ,mcs"s @ against three change of one judge upon
the highest bench would have conhmen .hc "ee'''"'
by tbs Circuit Courts and General lerIns'
A SOLEMN AGREEMENT VIOLATED.
From The Utica Herald.
Knavery by county canvsssers removal from x once
Of criminal tamperng with the nraSd aS the eiected
candidates OF the mead of victory, partisan s de
cson Of the highest court has sealed to n, p ss
prize for which he outraged decency ana pi"'''u'"
s steal last by ySass .SS ,ss
State saV canvassers That agreement 70 abide ey
the appellate rulings These were as to the feensn
DhnSt 1sns ss sps Of turns tine s'ass
The board by colsion in tnmporns with the ma,; hIj
s.ed S to accept service Of certified copies Whereof
hees canvass the faulty returns m ana ee, So 81
the restraining order Of Judge Cullen
EVEN THE LATEST DECISION EvADED.
From The Poughkecpsie Eagle.
IN. decision Of the Court Of Appeals handed dcxn @
Tuesday modified the 9sr rssns ~. Sosus 1ne Mr
rstnrn y from this county but as modified affirmed It.
This % aT rm n' Se y
done The bogus return u6nr IS nS e that
TaSis prSSitea, but in spite Of the prohibition 4 is cam
vassed. the seat belonging TO the dead senator rom
ia owen the certificate OF election. The nights OF the
people arc trsmplcd on. The courts are dehed ana
insulted.
THE ARCH CoNsPIRATOR FOR PRESIDENT.
From The Albany Express Rsp)
hoca ahAA
a master ps Of 't the situation What effect this may have
American people have always admired bold spirit.
Hey II Is aehHF lighter ali se way through and and when such
a winsthough his method; may be detes5ed , yet
been sustained by the Court OF Appeals and the state
Board OF Cnnvassers 1t has been said Of late thst
seemS Suto to have known what he was about David B.
Hill IS one OF the master splrts-though dangerous
onc-of this time. If he IS not nominated for Presi-
dent next year. now that he has been indorsed by
W s1d then sh Ws s ns he nsr csHri 81
feature in American politics. David b. Hill to-day
stands the most successful political manasSr the state
managers have been brought forth here Aaron Burr
OF p SsNt a1 Fhs vap pu David 'd %
Jill could have given points to both
THE RESULT SHOULD BE ACCEPTED PEACEFULLY.
From The Buffalo Commercial.
Unexpected deploable, and. in some respects.
astounding. as the decisions & OF the Court OF Appeals
point there is but one thing for good citizens to DO
and that Is to submit M to hs sno aIS that %n
OF the States highest judicial tribunal. II will be
are made to believe that the Court Of appeals cannot
be trusted TO render decision In accordance with law
are involved. The says that in the contested
senate cases the law was not with the Republican
that verdict and they will have no patience with any
criticism Of the bench for making Such q decision.