New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19

elected elected by majority of ZOO 50 that to go no
honestly defeated by al least 10000 majority but
nave further evidence tnat thousands OF votes cast
ior kob were never counted or were counted lot
Oates. so that IT Is safe to say that Kob hon
esty elected by 5000 40C0n majority. And this.
understand, was a white majority.
Il have pointed out Alabama as bright and par
tcular example. The PopuliSts and Republicans or
every Congressman from Alabama. only two We're
counted in. OF course. We sh1ll contest, ana We
shall produce such evidence that even Democratic
Congress. it in power. would hesitate to seat
the fraudulenty returned Congressman. But we are
gong to DO more than mat We are GONE 70 rUI,
test Senator Morgan's scat in the Senate we pro
pose to carry this case to the Senate. and as the
Populists and Republicans together nave maJorn3
in that body. believe that ii Will unseat Morgan
and give the rightful occupant the seat. .,v
President Manning continued remniscenily; We we
near hSying eX sort When er row Mere
out a second time some of the hot-headed members
OF our party said o us has aT ro, done to- % in this
And they WsTe for h ses Invss hS %b eS men Of
| Alabama every one armed with Winchester TO
Montgomery the State capital; on the DAY OF oates
ma 4avouonst NE are aw-abdng citizens and
conclude to try va % not bring about " re
form by peaceful, instead OF revolqiionary' means
That + ThY nh 5RF bs sa tx say that we have
legal majority in North and South Carolina, Georgia,
perhaps. in one or two states more. In only two
Of these States the officers legally elected been
FIJI Rman has brought the change by sheer force Of
shrew G and daring Butler has out-manoeuvred his
cevercst opponenj2.
Il see that Governor Oates has come to New-York
TO try to sell Alabama bonds He says that the
state is prosperous that we have surplus In the
lie knows. when he says this tina; he tells
Is not the truth. Three times within the last four
In order to the deficit ana to take Of the
extravagant expenditures of the Democratic admin
istration. And stl have only been able 10 stave
off stark bankruptcy by the most strenuous III
SS The f are @S heh arf @ hS
cotton. they are paying runous rates OF interest.
rears for their taxes and many OF them honesty
cannot pay l know whereof speak whom ! say
provement. the treasury of Alabama will be empty.
and il will be impossible to pay Interest upon these
What is true of Alabama is more or less true OF
the whole South We have got 10 get new reeir'
in Office new blood new brains. got to change the
whole system and the whole spirit OF the SCUM.
an ths nFS Slep Is 10 ~cr , re ,h %orih 10
aid us ana the people Of Now-lork CIV We helieve
in Alabama iniures YOU IN New-YoTk just as much
as It does MS of the south We want YOU 10 hrip
rather than by bloodshei and revolution | have
been exceedingly Eratihea az The cordial reception
and in this city. The newspapers Of Ncw-IorH are
TenlchdouS 'oWeI; IL tlei VIII .a'' =" il ~.
Question ana maxi Know inese WrUrFs 10 t iz r
or roSto''nS n1Puo , H. sb "'''
The date of the Cooper Union meeting VIII De an
Mr. Manning and Congre ssmaIt Howard yesterday
faCto Governor is engaged in playing ,hcW ana
unique role Usually people com" 10 \c"-Nork city
to bunCOed. Colonel Oates j. mere cnd"aNor-
ing to bunco the iinanciers OF Wall stree into pUr-
chasing Alabama bonds, when Their is each Ycdr
a growing deficit in the State Treasury ana When
II is with effort that the people are restrained from
open rebellion against the present irauiui'nt q"
facto administration. County officers who handle ne
State revenues have been retained In Office ana pro
ected prosecution after IL Is matter OF com
mon that they GefaulterS o. pubic
funds Thus il is evident that thos" whose way INTO
Office is stolen by prostituting the halot-boX can
not be trusted with the custody OF tlr people
money. Hence the great demand for ballot reform
in the South.