The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-03-04
STORY OF T|LDEN
AND HIS ELECTION
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ass flch ton. Hhlcb az against hlm.
Sc had made several million dollars
'reOTganlzlng railroads" and
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zane gnblddsn ~ the blatant lips Of
Republican stump zpeaker
- - thrilling story-that Of the
,eanDalgn Of - and IL desperate
sequel Somebody ought 10 have
thought 10 tell II OYER for this amt
ycrsary.
n Ms a tlghf race ill the polls
clOsed. and then II seemed that Til
den Vas ahead. The great majority
~ the newspapers. u both sides. an
nOunced Tildsn's election next morn
ing. Only the Sew York Times held
out a doubt. and started National
Republican Chairman Zack Chandler
Into making the desperate effort 10
get enough electoral votes 10 pull
his candidate out Of defeat Then
Rere four months Of vicious cOntro-
yersy, ordinary methods failing Con-
gress turning the Job over 10 a com
mission. the commission. by strict
party vote. giving Hayes one cleo
tufai vote more than he needed, and
giving him certificate Of election
barely Ia time for Inauguration day
A perilOus time II was. Sectional
hate still ragged. though the war be-
tween the State was over Nobody
would have been the least surprised
any time that anxious winter, II the
dispute had ended In civil war. And
what a terrible war IL would have
been II would not have been sec
ti0nal. al least not like the rebellion
had been II would have been neigh