Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1877, Page 1

~ The Chicage Dailp Teibune, VOLUME XXXI. . CHICAGO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY GENERAL NOTICES, .A. F AIR ST ART TAXES. 2, 1877, PRICE FIVE CENTS. of timo In doing that which every manwill | tho Commisston as to which of the obfectora | gaked that they be B want to do for hiinscll moro carefully. I think | would present the caso aslde from counsel, on at they be read and referred to the T Trother Braulley 1ad Known: as 1 know, the conferchee, 1t In dotermined et Mo ‘MoCrary | Committco on Privfleges and Elcctions., The howover, at the same time that the presiding officer of the Ffenate should be notified of the arrangement so that he might 1 the Bpeaker announced the arrival of the Ben- ate. and the members of the IHouse, at the Speaker's tap, aroso and remained standing | JE IO p R ANERRCTERE 0 A the part'of | length of these Chiet ¢ papere, hie would perha and Mr, Kasson will appear. f Clerk read tho resolutions as follows: - : while the Senate, preceted by ita officers, filed | ¢ho Senate, and thus * make thinga even,” WITHDIAW Tin stoTioN: Benator Edmunda—1 move that the publicalt- | Retolved. Thatneven colored votots, who ‘she . down the main alsle and took scats In the first The Presiding Justice—Dacs Justice Bradley | ting of the Commisslan be now aljourned until | Folled thelf names In the Democratic ‘clabe, and With Every Prospect that It withdraw his mottont hall-past 10 in the morninz, unless counscl | 976 who cast thoir votes for four rows on tho Democratic sido of the cham- TIIE ARBITRATORS, Gen. Wade Ilampton \ 5 4 ! f o A 7 and the eandidates on his ticket, did . FINAL NOTICE. Will Result in a Fair ber. COUNAEL. mg,“c’lv“;fi,}f{:‘i'f“,m'cf"fi"‘;‘"‘ make 8 motlon; 1 or oblestors have something further to aay at | §24) e sandidates on hia Howek 91 50 10 secare e Prealdent of the Scnate took the chalr, baving tho Speaker on his right. * CALLED TO ORDER. When the Senators and members were seated, the President of the Scnate sald: **The Joint Speciat Dispateh 10 The Tribune. Wasminarox, 1. C., Feb. 1,—One of the rules of the Commlssion might he said to have been mada to fit the casc of David Dudley Field, who is possessed with a mania for figuring before the home rule, and to free her from ¢ thlevi; ' Repreacntative Payne—1 move that the cer- | Represeutative Garfleld—I think there was ernmient nnd, fen by from the thieving Goy. tificates with the papers, be printed at’ as ecarly | one objection filed regarding which no sction | From ensander which ."h& nag to long enftered, an hour as possible. has been taken,—an otficuum? I belleve, from | wagn., SRt ' 4n, Lnraiiced ml--‘ The Presiding Justice—Thie motlun hefore the | Scnotor Jones,' I have heard the Dresldent of Mr.' Bargent here objected to the furth Commiasion fs, that the three cortificntes fn case | the Commission make no allusion to ft. I reading, as th Tati b of Flortdu be printed, with the objections there- anlnlm whether there is any snccial hearing to By e resolutions were not couched in e 1 hereby notify il persons, companies, and cor« orations: who ro 'atmcreed. In the OWN OF Count. g'()fl'r" CIICAQGO, for the Personal Property Tax SRaL T i AOwe By Aqtherity of n Derrant, a2 that 1 w! g u in| Eec. 160, Tevenno Law, callect the same, | The Jo! '0- Hoeiner wikh costs that muy adcrae by DISTAESS Joint Convention Pro Conventlon of the two Houses of Congress for { country as the great Icgal champlon of RBamuel to. If that onr pleasure you will say ave,t o " . | respectful lan, e. . ANDUALE of thlr propurly wiihi his oy, ceeds Quietly with Its counting tho vates for Fresident and Vice: | 3. Tilden and the Domocratic party. Tn. the | ottt aflé’:&uuéfi"fimd Sareri 5. ow | S01 From b ot e B e | ::::cnz,:;mt;? ':313?.5"3"&?11 Feb, 1, 1877 Collector Notth Chicsgo, Allotted Work. President will now como to order.”” Perfect | framing of the rules, the questlon was consider- UGN cAn by B prigteat i filed. 1refer to It because it makes Patterson, withdrew his objection, and the read- Qice st County Troaauty, corner Dearbor shence followed, and the Prosident of the Sen- | edphether [t wanll' te’ froper tonllow mean: | fuatles Flli-Tlicsld wenot bave eopies ot | difTeront objectian i e character from | M8 ©f the resolutions was concluded. They an ato continucd: *In obedlence to tho Constitu- ( bers of Congreas to act s counsel, and ft was | Mg fokSTe hresented! =~ suppose the certif- | cithor of the other two that have boen refersed | UCRY thera was Intimidstion on the part of . v tion, the Benate ana House of Representatives have met, to be present at the opening of the certificates and the counting and declaring of the results of the Elcctoral votes for the offices of President and Vice-President of the United States, for the term of four years, commencing on the 4th day of March next. In' compliance generally ogreed that sach a thing ought not to be permitted, because the mem- bera of the two Houses ocoupy the position of judges In s euperfor tribunal, who will be called upon to sustalu or overrule the decisions of the Commission, and for them to act aa the advocates of one party or the other cates and objections ay be printed In o very | to, whites towards blacks, and support the Hamp- short tine. The Becretary will understand that Presiding Juatice—My fmprestion {s (‘thuuzh 1| ton Government. Tae resolutions were then ::lf mn:lllun Yll" c{rl\(cndcdam Inclmle“lhll: ;ccr;m- d(} n;n mfl):u that dncul«:r‘ll i gclm‘l'! of the ‘?mn- referred. cn, the objections, and papera that n- | mission) that the scves ctions to t pany tho”certfcator, and hothing Gite. 14 15 | Gires Toom o 8 oes Fonrttycoloctions fo the e | Mr. Saulsbury presented a véry Jotig printed desfrable that they should be printed with objectors wiil be heard upon one side and two | Petition slened by bankers, merchants, clergy- That mofLiTILE DELAY A8 TosbIBLE. teq | 22, the ther, um\1 .{Itlclr»e t'l’my n;lm“ have th!" Zlenu and othersof New Orleans, in regard to t hefug disposed of, 1 ai neste eard, two counsel wl card upon one side 1 to Inqulre it llnerglrclcounsnl' present who will | and two upon the other, unless o':fier:'lsu ad- e aiilon of alfairs in Lonislana, in which NOTICE. And All Goss Smoothly until the Kaxaan Crrr, Mo., Jan. 27, 1877, Letter F Is Reached; To all that it may concorn: I forbid Charles Holland, of Ohi- oago, doing business in my name, riple this d&y rovoke the P%w:;n [ When Kloclia, with Itg- T P Certificates, Comman with the law, the President of the Senate will | would be, it was arguod, Y afl g Y the Kellogg Government fs charged with fn- g:t&l‘:yflylg g"&g{;‘lofil&tfl: g&% sdnég es, C ds now proceed, fn the presence of tho twa Houscs, MANIPEATLY IMPROPER. take ",fim',',fi;"!'é"f"“;'n'; igom or nbleitars Have ,Y.‘,’,'f,‘,‘mb’ the Commission. That whl be the | eompetocy, and they appeal to the country not givou s * A 7. GRIFFIN. a Halt. toopenall of the certificates of the scveral | A chance for Fleld to display his oratory and Jo- | ° M, Evarta=Mr. President, Mr. Senator 8ar- | = Representative Fiell—Will yousllowme tosay | 10 belleve the statements of fraud and violence Dy & Btates, and in their alphabetical order, begin- | galskill was opened afterwards, however, by f"fi'\‘: ht“ come, and will state what b has tosay :.hnt lm:rhmm nt!hax;cunuy hle sorr;e mluundcnund! charged against Loulstana. F POULTRY EXHIUITION, ning with the Btate of Alabama." the rule allowing members objecting to any re- | in that regard. ng In regal hat rule unlees I state to you Mr. Howo moved that the petition be referred 2 2 b vreciscly the facts, e e e e~~~ | A1l the Documents Are Im- THE CERTIFICATRS, turns to speak before the Comimission in sup- The Prest dlng?unl?n?:?:l'l'fwl thdraw the fo- The Presiding Jitatice—Proceed. sir, to the Committco on Privileges and Elections, :Sl ol :EI:I CE d to Then the atrong box in which the certiieates | port of thelr objections under this rule. quiry a8 put,and say to Mr. Bargeut that fn. | = Teprosentative Fleld—There are objections to | 3nd that the Committee summon such lguers et - mediately Referre were was carrled fn by Mr. Bassett, the Asslat- | ~ As soon as the Commission asscmbles to-mor- [ JuiTF, &5 Pats and say to Slieitare: the four votes of Florida ou cach side: that ls | of the petition as they may deem advlsuble to PERBONS HAVING FINE the Arbitrators. ant Doorkeeper of the Senate, and placed on | row morning, Field and Randolph Tucker wiil Mr. Sargent—The objectors—the persons | 10 8ay, we ubject to the four votes mentioned in | prove the charge they make. After discussion, have the floor for two hours on the Florida case. They will be followed by Sargent and McCrary, os the objectors to the Tilden returns from that Btate. When these speechea have been made, and the objections arc thus fully sct forth, the case itself comes the desk before the Presldent of the Senate, who oi.cned It, and taking from it the certificate of the Stateof Alabama, handed|t tothe tellers, who were seated just helow him, at the Clerk's desk, and Senator Allison (one of the tellers) read the document in extenso, the result of it whose nunes are sipned to the papers—are Sen- | the first returns, ators Conover, Sargent, and Blierman, and Mr, | Seaator Edmunds—Which are they? lh:‘:m;:t:luu ::1' w;;ml ‘:& ' McCrary, Mesars, Kasson, Woodbwrn, and | _Representative Field—They are, 1f 1 may o | MF- Edmunds submitted a concurrent resolu- Dunuelf. members of tlic House. There han | thenatnes of the candidates, the Hayes Elect- | tion, providing that the publfe proceedings of been ]nl“ °°'fl'“’1‘"" up th this mmcnm( :‘llr&“::‘e‘:gjfictflnn our part to those votes, cer- ge Commission authorized by the Electoral consulting with these jrentlemen to ascertain 5 1d lists, ount bill, as taken down under the direction % ) Senator Emud; . phich of them will state to the Commistion | Sctiato b mituds-And the other gontlemen | of tie’ Conymission, shall be printed in the POULTIRY, PIGEONS, CATS, AND SMALL PETS, Can now enter thom for the CGRAND BEXIIIBITION 6 bo gven by tha The High—Joiht Commis- sion Holds Its First NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PANCIERS, Formal Session. all belng that Samuel J. Tilden, of New York, { up m form, aud then two hours wlll b allowed 2 X. N L] ] > ‘| 'The Presiding Justice—Two objectors m: epresentative Field—Mr. Bargent, Mr. Kas- | Congresional Jtecord, nnd that an extra num- gl;u-ofixggs}ng;gygy:g‘ggmmm\mg nudThumuA.ElIendrth, of Indlana, had ro- { under the rules to hear counsel on cach side. PR The e T T, obj * | son, and gentlemen on the other ride speciiically | ber of copies be printea for the use of the Com Jalsmtonce, Of o, 14k Houts St at Tie Vicebrenitons salt shas the. soilcsta e by tho Comvmlasion touay i th a0 oS e understand by the | Gl Gonttor S i pina able | misson, Y om 20, out Jnrk-» 2 e Viee-Preslden hat cat was made by the Commission ay {n the way | rules. e anes, u orida, an The Cl Arrangements Made for a recelved from Alabama by a messenger Laving | of Interpreting its own rules. The Democratie | Tho Presiding Justice—Who are the twol others, to one of the Hayes Electors as Incligiblo r ousir Appoluted Bargent and Allison 1 Hers on the part of the Senato to count the Benator Sargent—There lias been no oppor- | under the Conatitutlon. That, s o dlstinct toat- | € p tunity for cousltation to ascertaly which o ha | tery and we Hpposed ft would bo taken up quite | voles for Dresident and Vice-President of tha objectors would present the matter to the Court, | distinctly, It is a minor affalr, and should | United States. 'i‘lu:l'n:sldlu Justice—Please make known to | not Incumber the principal one, and € Sub Mr. the Commisslon as 8001 a8 comseniontr the Commission will sllow us’ we will | Soracqueitly Mr. Bargent declined, and In- PROPOSALS. CONVICT LABOR. ILLINOIS STATE PRNITRNTIARY, been read, the duplicato certificate rocelved by mail would be read. TIE DUPLICATES. Mr, 8tong was reading the duplicate certifl- cate, when ho was interrupted by Senator Conk- lawyers appear willing, If not anxfous, to con- eume a great deal of time n talking, and would Jike to have had the rule allowlng two hours for arguments on each eido Prompt Decision on Dis- puted Points, { COXMIMIONERR OFFICE. JOLIET, Jan. 12,1877 iH deslgnate s objectors Mr, The 1Mr. | Balls was appointed. In making the appoint~ Benled proponais will he recerved hy tho undersigned ling, who suggested that it was hardly neces- | of every dispute so construcd as to make every Benator Bargeant—We wili do so. ¢ a8 objectors Mr, Thomnaon and Mr. he P, ) ; A crt il —Will Mr. Jenks. T supposc the discussion of that matter | Mcuts the President pro tem, stated it wos bis gonminlesenar hoilioi ditte Fealentinty 713 | Gov. Wells Fas 0 Word to Say | m i rend ¢ duplicate eertcates, but hats | pcparata boint. prosonted a dlspute, thus apens. | 1 THE Fresding JusiceWill e, Field stato | Jen ppo: u R elot i sapeton oo tatedd I waa e when tho first cortilicate was read by one teller, the other tellera sliould look over the llx:‘x{;llm!.n, in order that a comparison might be made. The Tresident of the Scnate asked whether the names of the objectors on the other stde. ing tho way to an cnormous flood of oratory. The Commission decided to consider all the ob- fections relating to Florida as forming a single oy Uundred (100) Convicta, i ‘!!rl :fl‘l alile-bodted and adapted to most any el ARIFLS shon Toms Smd Srk machines, Amples oAt Pawer will bo furnisied. 0o About Pickett’s Sqnsntlon. Repicsentative Fleld—The objectors to the NOT TAKE MUCH TIME Democrat, but on noticing the appointments by first return are Scnator Jones, of Florlda, and | Of the Commission. At all events; as a matter | yuo Tiouss he had deternined to appoint tw Bt Connr sl T tatives Tt of forin, If you wiil aliow us, we will suegest | oo o = Jgnka, and n!n’;':'c‘ixll irosentatives Tlobioaos; that Mr. ‘Thompson and Mr. 'Jenks be theqnb- fubiicaus. b 0 there was any objection to this proposition, and Mr. Mitel i Freboatl Bt e et ined ana | He Pronounces the Whole Story a | thers Tt e b seote s Erareyition and, The whels Bt h asason e spesides o TELens; Jectarn, and, na 10 coupscl, e wil advlse Lo- | Comniticu o Frivheges st Eiosma e wiettn bond: “Gonattioned fhes- sonteret dgCbond licious Li e helug nang tho whole Florida question Representative Abhott—Mr. President, I de- | Dieht and fiform the Cominfsslon to-morrow | won masieeen ras gscs 3d Mbeaainsalute il wrooualiesonapieds oo Wicked and Malicious Lie. %o onascrioNs, CANNOT AGOREOATE OVER ZIGHT HOURS. | sire f0 Inquire whether the. motion. made iy | ¥ho will reprosent un, CilgIbiity, to offce wner the Comsircilen o s W, mcufl:unm;h et at the Prison, B Mr. Btono haviug then resuined and completed | As to the important matter of the admisslon of | reference to printing covers the printing of all | Preslding Justice—When vou are adsized what person .fiegmxwhm been inclicible as Presi- the readlng of the duplleate vertificate, the pre. sidlug ofllcer sald: “Aro there any ob- cctions to the certificate from the State of Ala- amal” After a pausc: “The Chalr hears none. The votes of thoe Btalg of Alabama will be counted, aud one of the tellers wI’IIl ?‘nu'nunw tle votes, so thero may be no mistake.!” ‘Tho result was announced by Mr. Cook. The same ceremony was observed In reforenco to the next State. SMOOTH BAILING, The next Btate was Californ(n—six votes for Ih{u and Whecler, Then followed Colorado, ith three votes for Hayes and Wheeler; Con- evidence no decision lins yet been made. Ficld's voluminous abjections to thio Hayes return from Florida, read fn the House, Is so worded as to refer to n large number of documents relating to the clectlon and the canvass of the vote, tha purpose being to brivg thens all before the Com- mission by this refercuce. They were, fn fact, carried from the Houso to the Court-room in the arms of two men and deposited before the Commissionera. 1t by no means follaws, how- ever, that they will feel bound to read every- thingr that the House or the Democratlc lawyers sco fit to load upon thelr table. On the con- trary, the indications are that the lloe of ex- clusion will be the papers that aro ‘sent hers with ubjuctions, | You desire, you wlll submit amotlon to the Com- | Hentsal Elector. sty egard because it_sccms to me that weare to conslder [ Mistlon, gnit I will hove it determined. At | 3t S Raan J:r'."c'},ugxn'-.rfififl.':d'vmm? all the papers sent with objectlons, and it Is rmc"llnm pot, prepared to rule otherwlse | wiich he began to read, but M. Merrimon Just ns materal for us to have those papers | than 1huve. Ifthere be no further suggestions | yoiced ene polnt that the Sub-Committee must Drinted so that we can couslder them, asit fs to | 10 be preseuted, I will put the question to the | rencrt 1o ‘the - full Committee, which should have the objections themselyes. Comnfsslon that, when this Commission ad- | makc o report to the Senate. . Pending the s The Presiding Justice—I do not understand | Journs, It adjourns to meet at hulf-pasi 10 cusslon, the Senate procecded to the hall of the Abc vote fn that way at present. It Is that the | 0'clock to-tmorrow morning. Iouse to take part in the count of the Electoral certificates \:'uh ob) ?‘ctl{mx lml.;lb v-x:‘un &vhlch Scn-lorn(firufifl::llllvmlngyvn' s0 that wo | YOI accompany the certiticates shall be vrinted; not 'Cy 80 e ‘The Senate rets and - atl theppnp:n that may love been sent. shall not keep walting gentiemen who wish to | 40, an? LIAS: pal‘:lrtnsg umfl%’gfin‘hg?&"t:}d?\fl. Representative Abbott—I sugeest, then, that, | Prepars their matters for the Commisston, that | Merrimon nwainst recelving the report of the it we nre to consider the papers nccompanyiug | tie public sittings of the Commission be' now | guh'Commictoe of tho Committec on Privileges the objections, tiey may ot sune 1'"‘:}" e adjourncd unifl half-past. 10 to-morrow fore- | ynd Eloctions 1. rezard. 1o the- cligibilte ot made ot the couse, ‘The objectlons y Electors In New Jersey, Missourd, an bla. thiemsleawould hardly bo underatood wichoas | . SeTator Thurman—Dut the Commission to ‘Aiier somo disensstan, Mo Mormimon S JOUN M, BOUTHWORTI HOBERT D, NOLEMAN, Couimi{ssivners lllinois Stato Prison, TOODY'S SERMONS, The Boston Daily Advertiser WILL REPORT THE MOODY AND SANKEY MEETINGS, With the sermons of Mr. Moody vorbatim, for the term of the mectings in Bostori, Maddox Muoh Mixed and Muddled by tho Oross-Queationing Proocss, A Native South Carolinian on the Politics of His Own State, How tho Democratic Campaign Was Planned, Orgnnized, and TERMES: Dally, $1per month, in advance; Weokly, $2 per anbumw, In ndvance, & ncnucutbwlth six votes for Tilden and len- o Executed. dricks: Delaware, threa votes for Tilden and DRAWN YERY CLOSELY, tho papers, and wa shauld continuc n session to-day. dre t of 1 . BT, WATEEE‘; g: ‘:m:m;‘"l' Hendrleks. Tk reading of the Delaware cer- l‘dl""‘d tbe documents making a past of the act- UAVE TILOST: PAVERS PIINTED Senator Edmunds—Yes, for consultation. nhu:l!xll"}-g?vh:ng rgp'g::'c:::: 'Bfirfi”é‘&'?’s‘ifi’.’:‘ef ri-st., Doston. THE COUNT. tiflcates belng conciuded, the presiding officer | U8 returns. " o or put {n such form as will enable us to act on | bresiding Justice—Under the circumstances I | and lie, as a momber of the Committee, was not = = ARGER 4 usked, Inadvertently, if tlicre was any obections | M”:‘bfi{' of 'h(‘“f‘"}')“‘:lu’" say that they | phon, il put the motion, with the consent of the responsible for any statement of law or fact FIRM CHANGES, ALL GOES 8MOOTHLY, to countlug tho votes of the Statcof Florida, u\v'.n uth x?‘ullolo Clu :..l uugr ”d" to "t:. ‘The Preslding Justice—There {s no motlon on | Mover. that when the Commission adjourn it in the report. = Speclal Dispateh to The Tribune. but he _Immedfately corrected himeelf and sube [}gr to the Joint Convention on Tuesday next. | ypq¢ subject. adjourn until to-morrow at balf-past 10. ‘The report was thon read by Mr, Mitchell, DISSOLUTION. Wasnniatos, D. C., Feb. 1.—~There has never | atituted Delaware, amid suppreased but genetal e 4 of coutlie & atler-of lndividunl Jude- | Jteprascatative Abbott—I move, then, that | Lo motion was agreed to. Mr. Kernan, the minority of the Sub-Com- TJOTIS. W, RUMEEY. has thiy day setired trom tho | beenin quieter wock-day fn Washington, and It | Touetier Gl he ody (o psh thelr work atong with 7" | Hhe pibers sccompanying the objecttous bo alao | | Presding Justice—L will fotity all who aro | yuitise, sait b bt oy o2 O, o Sub-Com- AL MELAREN & £ o of Ciosao, W ¥: | would be hinpossible for the two Houses to as- FLORIDA, T e ot Ak printed, B e e e report, but he could nat agrec with the majority rm. W, 1%, MeLAREN, Thon Florlda was reaclied, and Mr, Stone, tho s Scnator Edmunds—Mr. President, 1 submit kE: PUBLIC BUSINESS of the Committeo in their conclusions. In his £ oM\ dkiler, | pemble Indolut cunvention on any ereat ocenston | Fion 10K as teacked, anf Mr. Stone, tho | o4 4y 10 guand againat any danger of the connt, | 4,58 it is voesible, under the statute uuder | transacted by the Commission to-day, oplulon, Wililsmson, the New Jersey Elector, Chicago, Feb. 1, 1477, JOUN A RICE. In 8 moro urderly inauner thon was done to<day. | g Feading . of fhe tirse © eertiiecrs Siarinu, fally completed befota thio Jh of | which we are acting, that. there Iy be papers Penator Frelingluysen—1 was ubout to suz- | Wie'cligible, s hio ceased to be & Unfeed Stotes In spite of the tact that the universal attention | showed four votes . of | Florida oy | March. probable that four hours q | Jawhully and within'the statute uccompanying | £est thit it would b well: to understand from | Conntasioner when b aeosel the office of devoted to-morrow to heariug arguments, and that the rest of the day will be rsmu!. in secret sesslon, discusalng tho constitational scope of the powers of the Commlssion in golug back of the returns, and the mature pf cvideucoto be copsldered. ? COPARTNERSHIP, of tho city centered on the Capltol, and many ".mn)u‘;‘s“{u%z,%vfi |.' ‘.flf ':1:, ;E{‘}""" g.p‘yu"rja thousand wanted ascats, the officers of cach e et S ICEAKEY €80, o Ciichioydnd | thouse wore entiroly auccesstul In- preservin beretafore. Wo b MeLAR] perfect quiet and absolute order throughout the Chicago, Feb. 1, 1877, SN e, | bullding, and also to do what hus scldom beenac- complished bufore, namely: to keepall means of Tho undarsigned will carry, on the commimion bust- | communication about the two wings of tho Tiergo. Uis uwn natnc, at"No, 1 Chamber of Com= | Lulding perfectly free, As o consequence, In- ), Feb, 1, 1877, stead of the turmoll and confusfon threatened COPARTNERSIHIP, by some and feared Ly many, everything was eyihe undoralimed have sireed to extend tho term of | 48 quiet and arderly without us If church-servleo i o ¢ 9 heur s o b P oueretotore exlatlag between | had been {n -progress, while In the hall of the slenyg Novlans &, wnder die arm Jinme and style ot House, and afterwards in the Supremo Court BElTu & GALR, to bacarried on at ‘;" cage, fu'the lmmu where the Commlasion met, all proceed- ‘The goaeral partners are Dodge W.Kelth and Willism | ings wero marked by the utmost decorum. ., Giale, % Buomruthtsescy dinole sod the avecial partnor ta Evidently the orders for dress-parade and re- tributed I of twenty-nve thousand (s: ¢l | view of Watterson's Inmbs and Jobu G. Thowp- SRSAMR BRIt Thrst A, | Lond Gon: Mamsons bt or """'JRD“LIK'E‘{ {!ll en. anson's bulldozers an ~oblection. ‘The staute provides ~for | Objectors aud counsel whether they will be pre- | Chiancellor of State. A8 £0 the case of Freas, o the papers nm)ml[mnylmz the certifl- "“"l“‘ to gu on to-morrow, Missourd, he was not disqualificd on mun‘e of cates, but, =8 remember at this epresentativo Field—-On oar part we are pre- | jiaving faken the onth s Lioutenant in the moment,—I speak subject of course to corree- pnru{ to go on ot any moment. Weare pre- | apny. and subsequently jolned the Rebellion. . ! slon,—it’ does not provide for popars accon. | POl L0zu ob sow, If_you wish. Besfdes, Frost was rellived of his political dis- paulone thce ubleetions, sathat 1 think it will Presfding Justlce—The gentlemen present | aiifiities by tho act of May 22, 183, ; a matter for the conslderation of the Com- | May understand that there will bo o farther | “Grger.d’int the report of the Bub-Commite miselon, {n consultation. how far fu printing | public buaincsa transacted by thie Commiasion | oo ho printed. the testimony that may be offered, “’hulhurll)y 0"1“,‘;- T Commisaton will rewain for private | "Ny, ogy prosented fulut resolutions of the abjectors or auybady clie, we auglit to go. Tt | cone tatlone s X Missour] Legislature fn fovor of the speedy tnay bo o question for couslderatlon whether the | The room having been cleared, the Commis- | couatruction of & Southetn transcontinental tme would warrant us fu recciving bud printing | 8lon remalned for consultatfon, and, ufter some | falitond. - Reforred. . everything that inny be jiraposed on eltter aide. ttme speut In deliberation, the Commlssion ad- | ™z(7™ Chaffog presented the credentials of Senator” Thurpmi—Mr, President, {t1s trus | Journed to to-morrow (Friday) wornlug a8 10 | yranty 37, Teller, elected United States Senator that the statute requires papers accompanying | 9'clock. from Colorado. ' Placed on flte. certifleatea to be lald before the Commission, THE PLORIDA ODJECTIONH, Mr. Balley was appointed to flll the vacancles but it also autliorizes tho Conunission to takd | The following is tho substance of “the oblec- [ o' flio Committee on” bost.Ollees v pogs {nto vlew all doctinents, dcpunluulls&nml other | tlona presented to-day in the House of Kepre- | Foads and on Edueation and Labor, caused by chm that may bo computent and pertinent | Sentatives In the Florida case: Representative the retfrement of Mr. Key, 0 this inquiry, sud it we lave reccived papers | Fleld prescuted objection to counting the votes [ "Nt Windons cailed 1p'the House bill appro- !{um Lilm'crouflm noxm, which, in the estima- | of nll':;;: g“fiilfl‘lfi?&f}.z‘fi'fl:'"u"if Daper bur- | priting $20.000 for the rellet of destitute poor of e '8, | 1 M. L. Btearns 1 ) 2, ¢ tionof the Iouses, it s proper to seud to us, jovernor of Florida that sald Electors o of the Dlstrict of Columbla, Passed—yeas, Haves and Wheeler, Then the presiding oflicer hunded to the tellers another certifleate, recelved from tho same State, which, on befuy read by Mr. Stone, showed four votes for Tilden and Ifendricks. The former certificate was suthenticated by the lato Gov. Stearus, and the Iatter by Attorney-Uencral Cocke. Then the presiding oflicer hauded down to the tellers still another certificate fromn Florida, received through o mestenger ou tho J1st of Jauuary, and a core responding one, received by mail on tho 80th of January. This third {s the authentication of the act of the Eicctors who voted for Tilden nnd Hendricks, and {s mado by tho prescnt Goye- cruor, Drew, ONJECTIONS. Objection to the first certlficate for Hayes and Wheeler, sipued by Scnators Jones of Florida, Cooper, McDonala” of Indluna, and by Repre- scntatives Field, Tucker, Jenks, and 8pringer, The Clerk of the Houso LEAD TIE PAPER. lo as THE RULES, To (he Western Associuted Iyess, Wasmvorox, D, C., Feb. 1.—The' Electoral Commission to-day promulgated tho following rules ad ): ed by them last evening under au- thority of the recent act of Congress: Jiulel, The Commlission shall appolnt a Secre- tary, two awslstant Secretaries, 8 Marshal, and two Deputy Marshals, a lwnognnher. and such mos- sengera as shall be needful, to hold during the pleas. ure of the Commisslon, Jtule 2, On any lllhlllcl aubmltted to the Com- misslon a hearing atall bo had, sud counsel shall be allowed to conduct the cane ot cach slde, Ztule 3. Counsel not exceeding two in number on ench #ide will be heard by the Commission on the merita of any cavo presented to i, not longer than two houra belng allowed to each slde, unless u from Dec. 31, 1670, WILLIAM D, ¥ . HAD BEEN COUNTERMANDED, It asserts that those persons (Plerce, Hum- 1 | d additional 1 shall b ) it secus to me wo must 45; nays, 8—>Mcasrs, Alcorn, Dooth, Cockrell Clteago, Dec. 29, 1870, ORLOIN R KEIH: | as only o fe . * 3 1den, and Young), nasutning to act ongt tme and arditional counsel shaii be epocial- LOOK AT THEN appolnted on behalf of sald State. e abjected | Coope ' Me Maxey, A — st Rl e LA uly o few stragglers and bummers of those | phireys, Holden, and Young), ning to act as | jy'yinorized. Ly the Commiption. 1n the bearlng and seo whetlier Ehcy aro. competent and per- | Lo the papers purporting 1o be 11sts of votos cast Cooper, ]lmhruck, cCreary, Maxey, Ransoum, Presidential Elcetors, never wero duly appolnt- ed by tho Btate of Florlda or tn any manner whatever; that the other four persons had been elected, and had an frrevocable title to oflice; that thy certitlcate of clection of the first four persons was untruly and corruptly procured, und made in pursuance of a conspirney between them and M, L. Btearns, Iate Uovernor; thut they were usurpers, and that their oets are lile- galy null, and vold. by the Elvetors, and to the votcs themselves, o “"x,:{,‘,“,‘;;:;.‘;‘,‘;":c‘,':,‘di.‘j e otk ares e ground that the Electors wers not appolnted *eloc by the Btate of Florlda in such munnquX- aythe | SEM UL LI O%lOck tomurtaw morning. Lezislatury bas directed,or In any mauuer what- . eyer, nouse, Second—That the Tilden Electors were ap- | After prayer by the Chaplain, Mr. Kasson pointed in the manner directed by the Legisla- | called for the reading of the journal of yester- ture. day in full, to consume the bour which must kL Third=That the qualified clectors of tne | clupse before the counting of the votes, and COPARTNERSHIP, wxlllunlundo numumli The statlou-houses werc i bl 4 GaETAtER o . A . | & little moro crowded than usual last night. )mv:"e":na T el u':':'u::::fi:: }.ll;)k:rl:a More trumps applied at the public lodging- Dusiuess st 42 Wabaah-av., under the firm nameof W, | house, and fome, Iustead of belng B. Knlght & Co, W. 8. RNIGUT. furnished with hotel * accommodations _January 3, = - | ut Watterson and Thompson's expense, took DBUSINESS CHANGI. thelr breakfosts at tho soup-houses. These Tue interest of A. D, Lamb baving this P stray lambs had not learned of the revocation of Interlocutary questions, but onc counsel shall be heard on each side, and he not longer than Ofteen minuten, unless the Commisaion allow furthor time, and additional counsel and priuted argumonts will b received. ¥ Ruled, The ob;ctlnnw any cortidcate or vote may welect two of thelr number to anpport their nh{rt(lm\l In oral argument, and to advocate the valldity of uny certificate or vote, the validity of which they mulntain, and in lixe manner abjectors to any ofher certificate may select two of their tinent. 1 think, therefure, that the inotion to priut ought to be adopted. ' That will not delay us_Inhaving before us to-norrow morning s carly a8 we sca fit to meet the printed coples of the “certifieates and objections, We can give dlrections that they shall be sent to us fmme- diately, and_the printiug of these other papers cangoon, Knowling thegreat raphlity with which work is done at the Government Printiug Oilice, ) ripdog Btats olnted the Tilden Electors, whicl ve | 10 prevent a vote on the resolutlon reported . Dired by Nuattation, horelires from aus Arm: of tho arders for concentration on Washington. i . punTURE GuiEcHions tothe | Rurubir for Mo purpose, bul wider thiy rute nat | T o not think we should hava to wait very long | Stato sppoihtad the | Tildun Rlectors, which gavo | 1o preve ‘Bpectal Cominittee on' the clectlondn ¢ UIBBARD, SPENCER & €O, m‘:h?“"““’ prawhastmanlel ntrinVinginla, | ol alled forgBanmtor Barmene sentn Dimacit | Hids shatl occury mare than b houep. - "1BeE Topreshtative Abbott—Mr. President, I | .. Fourth—That Stearue’ certileate to the Hayes Florida, : Chlcago, Jan, 1, 1877. et ryland, non ot It the leprescuta- | CIaE 8 ot B e o elarac | M rune s, Apshleatians o wrocoes 1 compel tha think, I laoking at the law, the objections only | Electors is untrue and corruptly obtained. The Chalr appolnted as telless on tne part ot e | tIVe" WINE Of tho Capitol, and all who catne Represcntutives Woodburn, Datnell, Kudson, '"flfl"“"a” mwulzg.:: Kid nlnh’nmpmllluc( on E' urc Lo be sent Licre, and T fubey those papers, (f Fu:h—’l’ll-‘n sald «&;rllm fiu““i- result of a ;lll:v‘ sflnt'?:)k’:u :(él::‘l't‘lpng the Electoral votes > e v X i b written or documen! atim ay be made . ¢l e i conspiracy between Stearns Electors, RASFA. | e " ¢ FINANOIAL, wero 8o qulet and dirty that they could not well | and McCrary, threo several et of bjections to counsel on, elther side, and all processen shall by | they ure snt biere at ull, must becomea part'of Rt it Aol ko m-ru:l“m{-twfihm Mr. Kasson called the Chalr's attention tothe ‘M-—-Mmm-m be distingulshed from other tramps. The des 7 PER CENT cislon of cacl Houso to keep all passages lu the Cupitol clear, and admit only by ticket, and to scd 8 per cent Joans on spproved city real catato made | linit the number of these to the actual capacity ¥ the votes chst by Call, Hinton, Bullock, and Yonge, Denocratle Electors,on the ground that the papers are not authenticated as required by the Constitution and Ja: Henator Jones (Fia.) made an objection spe- the nb{cuuuul. 80 that perhaps the motlon to print the objections would carry with It the necesslty of printing o pupers. I do not see huw they et here except as pupers accom- panylug the certiiieates or #erved and executed by the Marshal of the Cume mission or his Depulies, Deponitions hereafter taken for usa beforu the Commlesion stall be auf. ficlently authenticated If taken before any Com- ml:-luner of the Clrcult Courts of tha United 1 any validity it had been annalied by the lawful | fact that both tellers had been chosen from the certifiente of the Excentive of Florida, and by | Majority, and that it was customary in such Judgment of the Circutt Court of the X cascs 10 havo o sepresentative of the misority It s also stated that the Tilden Electors cast | Sppointed. by FRANCIS B, PEABODY & CO. of the House galleries, clatly to ITumphreys, us Holding a ofiice of trast r any Clerk or Deputy Clerk of uny Court A8 PANT OF TILE OBJECTIONS, tho yoto of Florlda for ‘Tilden ot e aDtaker-Thogeutlomen lave oo ap- - 198 Disthor, 1 jIrCY Sy : of the Unlied Staten. % v . i - | Hendricks, and that w)l thelr acts have been fn | pointed by the Chair uuder authority of the JeArhs CAUSED MUCH GRUMBLING, aud profit inder the Unite: States, Jute 0, Admisslona to thepublic sittings of the g’:‘:’:‘l{fi: f:l‘»‘j‘e‘c‘:lg:s‘i:t:l&?rxtfl:&;:dfiul{‘; {.‘",,';, h x‘lwm‘ and that fuct has been communizated to Mr. Knsson inade the additional objectfon to tho thinl sct of certifieates beeauso they were not authenticated by the person who héld the oflice of GGovernor at'the tinie that the functions of the Klectors wera exerclsed., Tho Preslding Offcor—Are there further ob- Jections to counting the vote of Florlda! (After apause) If there Lo none, the certificates and papers, togethier with other papers accompany- "F the sume, as well as the ohjcu(onlélmunb cd, will now be transmitted to the Electoral College Commission for judgment aud decisfon. ‘Tho Kenate witl now withdraw to ita Chamber, 80 that the House may scparately determine the oblections. buzz of dissent to tho closing part of the scutenca pervaded tho Chamber, but the presid- I"g‘ oftleer made no change. he Eenato then retired, JIEGULATIONS GOVERNING TIE MEETINGS. FURS, bult'll. was the ({ml: practical solution of dftl- - - oot cultles arising from the crowd, and che whole #:l fi":flh‘}“'& cg‘lsltn(% cmg‘fi arrangement roflected great credit upon both the lot. Thece goods are of Houscs and thelr ofticers. The new policemen, our own well-known make tothe numberof fifty, were on duty. This number and warranted, * | was found tu bowors than enougli to secure J. 8, BARNES & C0., 70 Madison.st, perfect order and quict. The galleries began to - — - 11l four hours befors the Senate came over, For BREAL LSTAT * | the first thne the present sesston the diplomatle NN S~~~ | gullery was overcrowded, and the principal for- $B1O0,000 eign ministers watehied pll tho proccedings with Worth of elear property, fricludtog fine farming snd | wanifest intorcst, £ 1uo Inds fn MIchigant peronal property, tncluding ursca, waRON, oot 810000 I ol BraC woripags | A exactly 1 o'clock Joten w ekehanas tor Chicage prperey! TUH SENATE APPEANKD AT TI(E BAR, g matp aciieslics, i Wastiopionest, | was forfuslly announced, and recelyed by the = — = Housg, the memnbera all standing. Followlng FOR NALE, tho Bergeants-at-Arms came four speclal police Commission shall bo regulated in such manner us tho President of tho Cominlssion shall direct, Jeule 7. The Commission shall sit, unlesa other- wise ordered In the room of the Bupreme Court of the United States, and with open door (escepting when In consultation), unless’ otherwise dirccted. QFFICIAL NOTIFICATION, In the Scoates this morning the Chalr Infd he- fore that bady the following communication from the Electoral Commisslon: Wasnvarox, D, C., Feb. 1, 1877, —Bin: T have the honor to Inform the Benatothal the Commls. slon conatituted undertheact of Congress approved Jan, 20, 1877, eutitled ** An act to provide for and the countlug of the votes for Presinent and Vice-resident, and the decislon of Til tlons arlelnz thereou for the term commencing March 4, 1877," has met, and the member thercof, having takeu snd subscribod the oath preacribed by law, organizud, snd Is now ready to proceed to the per formance of {ts dutics. \'eg respectiully, o conformity with the Conatitution of the United Btates, -m’i all nets of Congress exeept See. U | the President of the Senate, and the Chatr un- of the Revised Btatutes, and tn conformity with | derstands he will appolut two of the majority * the judgment of the Florida Court, Bubscquent | of the Senate, to Dec. U the Governor of Florida, in compllance Mr. Kassuu—That will have been dono on ne- With Sec. 186 Revised Statutes, gave to said Til- | count of tha action of the Speaker, den Electors the duplicate lists prescribed by | Tbe Sneaker—The Chair does uot feel offend- sald scction, whith they forwarded as supple- | ed. Helos simply done bis duty, " wmentary to thelr former certlilcate, Mr. Cox—~Nevertheless 1t Is insolence. Mr. ¥ield submitted a lurze number of docu- | The Speaker lald before the House a commu- ments In suuport of the obfections, which are nleation frum Justico Clitford, President of tha signed by Charles W, Jones, Henry: Cooper, J, | Electoral Comiission, stating the members - E’ McDonald, renators’ David udley | thereol bad taken tho preseribed oath, and that # Field, J. o Tucl T._ R, Jenks, | the Commission was ready to perform its duties, and Willlam Sprivger; Representatives The Scnate resolution ‘was agveed to for the 8 REPUBLICAN nnasc—noxn, blubllmllau of the procecdings of the Commilse enator Bargent presented objection to the | ston. ' certificates ;Lurwrlmg to be lln{ certificates of Mr. Payne offercd a resolution directing the ‘ the ‘tilden Electors, on the ground that safd | Clerk of the Ilouss to fnform the Benats that * certificates were not authentieated necording to | it was ready to receive that body for the pur- the Constitution und 1aws of the United Stafes, { pose of opening and counting the Electorsl et them as soun as possible. Senator Edmunds—Mr, President, in order thut we may conshiler that tople, { move that the motfon of Judge Abbott be, for the thue betngg, 1ald upon the table, so that we may con- sider obout it a little afterwards. The presiding Justice—Thu motion Is to lay the motlon of Judge Abbott upon the table, Representative Abbott—1 withdruw the mo- tlon “for the thue belng, tobe resumed at a subsequent stugc, ‘The presiding Judge—The motion is with- drawa. (A pause.] Tam requested now to call for TUB NAME OF COUNSEL who appear in the caso on vach ul Representative Fleld—We lave several coun- el on our slde. We have Mr. O'Canor, of New York; Judge DBlack, of Pennsylvania: Judge R aari T A o Bpcak dent-Pro-Tem, ! ball, of [liuolss Mr. Merrick, of Weahlug. men with tho buxes contalutne the Electoral re- | had 5 :;!m‘:fcl.lr:flfll;mrm;:‘ ?f.”,‘.'&m'ix Pru|de§-’t"a7f.’7;|::fi':?6n. 3;“:‘:2';3 u-(lrml":.‘:-'f w 53:\‘:)" R and ',Nl':i"‘“lcd tuberecelved, read, or counted: | Votes for Prestdent and - Viee-Prestdent. IT turns, onc of thoso brought by the messenger | Cbarrassinents llknl{ to result from the pro- | To the Presldent of tiv Senato. The presfing Judge—Counvel ot exceeding | (Slaued) iy % ‘ifi oven, e House then took s recess. & * | sud the other thoss feceived by mail, S, Kerry | ¥itlon of the Electoral act which prohibits tho | Placed on filo, two in uuwmber ou cach side are allowed to par- T B, The House resumied leiclalative basiness, "ol - caatsors o 6t Madisoncut, | St chie, Speukor Randall s on by st | Sssnluton'ar tho Jolnt”mestine of o Housos FouxaL uxmTING, ticipate in the argument. T M. Tategn M, 10pkiue maved the provious. qucation on Ono’of e beat cornern in The city, and & good cre otcupled the Clork's desre maet | ectll the couut of the Electoral votes shall bo | Tho Commisslon et st 8 aclock today fn | - Hepresentative. Ficde-tWe havo not sclected e the Fesolution raparted laat nizht frog the fenant guaraniced for a terin of yeary dt a fulr reu- | and tho tellers occupled the Clerk’s desk, cach | completed and the resulta ooy e pro- | tlio roam uf the Bupremo Court at tho Capitol. | those two, T ouly wention the namcs th you Wat, Waonuuiy, - | Florla Investizattag Commitice, but objection A E. It BOWEN, U2 Lasalleat. | haviug large sheets upon which to record tho :lf.ld’fl °5:‘n':fiu'u“ xl‘lhtlosfily lnlluwuli by others | The Journal of the preceding sceston was read, ml auswer to the :u‘ulllnuu how mavy mlcm are ”:‘;m !‘l"’,'}f,:';,-;vm was tiade o the Tepublican sido to any sction 5 i PANIES. i 2k T e A b a cither House to take & rccess | g ct 1 ol wha are concerned in the cuse. We shall ur- i i g . o1 TANEs, i oy opend toptassped o | £, i RS 010 St | TSIy o e e o | P e FRET b D it i amek,” | ot e ol s o ity pars ! i a'cloc] :: 5 % Ay ¥ ¢ =T hat or. Wi . W, A . i WILSBON & EVENDEN, | thetellers,andono st of paperawasread through | tho event of questions m‘m}'&h’.'m“‘:"n"‘l""' r‘nl|‘ Efiffli“éfid‘éifiv’%“f’i’fl:;’;.,‘:'f.,‘_‘{‘.fi;",fi’,{,".’; are Junr::l !uurgth: .,'-fnl;“ ul:fel“ AT Represcntatives. _The Bpeaker lfl;ucllul that as this subject ‘ OI L T A N Ks from each State, those holding the duplicates by | to the countin of any Electoral votes, snd also | follommt AN INQUIRY. On the same bebalf, Bargent preseuted objec- | was uow uutiuisbed’ business, it sbould be al- : tlon to the Tilden certilicates on the vround | Jowed to go over and come up to-morrow s ¢ they do mot fnclude or are mot ac [ unfinished Lusiness, £ wmgnnlud by the certificato of the Exceutive Mr. Lapham mudo a polnt of order that the ¢ ot Florida as'having becn appoluted Electors to | disputed Electoral votes huving been referred - cast the vote of the State, aud further, that the | tu the Commission, it was uot mm’nwm fortho ll‘:fim Electors were dul'v chosen in regular and | House to pass uow upou the question. ¥ U Vi to proceed with Its ordinary busincsa while any question i3 pelug conaldersd by the Commbs- stou. The etloctof the fret<ioscribed provis. }fl".}'im be, however, to keep both Houses tech- cally Mr, Evarts—As represcating the objectors to the cates other than thoso that have been sepi ited fu the enumeration by Mr, Fleld, I will stato Mr. Blaughton, Mr. Stauley Mathews, Mr. Shollabanger und mysclf are ex- pected to represent the ubjecturs hi some of the wall overlooking to sce if there was correspond- oo SHIPPING OANS, | o Alabuns, Arksusas, Colorads, Call- forula, Counecticut, and Delawaro passed with- out objection. The returns from Florida were INSANITY, TURKE IN NUMBEL, Hact or rus Hovss or Rernzazxravives, Feb, 1, 1877.—70 (Ae President of the Commission Moru tlian one return, or paper purporting (o be the returu or certifeate, offtlie Rlectorul vutes of the Btate of Florida having boen recolved, and this dsy opened In thu nresenco of thatwo Houses of IN CONTINUOQUS 8RS8ION, Clea Cut, no Burring. Bolid Cast Stee) throughout, | Wasuixwion, D. C., Feb. L—Justices Miller {tllr sppointing both tellers on the part of tho | are read It will take an bour to rvad them, The NOT LB INOLUDED Wasmixarox, D. C., Feb. 1.—Mr. Robertson | 15 3 conspiracy of perjured and {ndicted thicves 80 that all Y Congi d objectls thoreta huving bed i Vi . ld mauner, and cast ¢ to of the Btate £ The Bpeaker sald thet was Lot & polnt of - TTTR ';Z: ‘;‘::.hel‘::g:h:ro‘?::: f: m"::fz‘;fi‘;}::;’:fl: untll th: c,,'::‘;:fi(‘g:El'l‘h:"%;nfl;:& !E:-:; inad '“::ll‘l‘fl{':“"'llz'-’g:;l’fg:llll “l'i:; lt‘:‘:fllnlfd%fl:: .‘i‘?fi:fl}flim@fl.’:fi"’ ?:dbl :‘r’t"l]l:lu?:‘:u‘ Illl’;,fllk“fl Hayes n':nl ;V hc\:lu:?"l ulnu-iinlulxmu:r. I nnlm;. t wad & question for the uou.'? to de~ L 3 5¢ cacl cles i pers and also e objectlu oreto, CTu- ! ¥ o oo | PRIVA.TE .A.SYLUM Qescribed in the regular report, snd the papers fl."z’n‘&é’ fiulsuu:ly-, l;rllx':x.d:ru zhgr:fil“y'u.n l:‘]fl:l:e%‘;: ‘I:.“ R submlited to “’133";%““‘9:: a8 declsibn of the o ‘fl’,},,‘;,e'flu‘;",‘,“‘.,‘,} l&': ‘:’;{,"",,tl:fi ':!,:":‘;"n Fmented nbjcc?l’::‘zguc:g:t.l:x the vote of ui‘l‘:-.ue son—It is & moral polnt of order. i FOIL THE INNANE, went to the Comunission. Jectlon 14 sulliclent fu many cuses to prevent tho “"@';lfil,‘fi“,"p 2l 'r,' &‘f’y"“ Whether that means any lssus julted or objee. | Humuhries ns a Hayes Elector, un the ground ‘The Florida question was finally let go over H CINOINNATE BANITARIU, "Tus uiewbers of thle body at anco rotired to | ¢onsideration of certan clissos o businsss il PresidoutofthoSenste, | | Hlona to any burticular ceetlicaic, of whietlor f, | that be Leld thooiico f Dulted Stated Shippiog | 4L Buturday, and the Houss took arecess tl Buverior accommodations for all clasecs. Keparata | the Bupreno Court with tho couuscl on both | B HEEL legla ativs day iter it Ja brescnted, | The Prestding Justico—1It s sugiested, and I [ fncludes all'that ariscs fu cases of & particular '-n(lg;fln W, et fore Incllilite, eeHioTw: i ki torollepccs and neeross Wiatlde.” ¥or | aldes. Eloven of tho Commlaslon sat fu th | pills sent io tho Sbveatins, Sris0, couceruing | thiuk very properly, that the duors may now | Statet { B C: G Frionsimon, Tenrusentatt LOUISIANA. i T8 of admissto’ and circular addrves ent fur his approval | bo upencd, and that the proper persons bo d- | The presiding Justico—I think the counsel « G. Tuonrsoy, Representative. 4 . W. 8. CHIPLEY, M. D., Sup't, Coliegs Hill, 0. deak usually occupled by tho Justices of the | pending tho completion of the count, &4 they [ mitten. will bave to fudgu of that matter for them- ME, KASSON A BOMDSUELL PREPARING, . e | court, aud to sat In tlio desks oF tho ofllcues of would url beag iecialativa dato uf to-day. Tht | Justico Bradley—I understand there aro threo selyes, unless they lave some question to sub- | presented his ubjection tu tho certlticates of the Zvectal Dispaich o The Triduna, s T . HOALEN, thuCourt. At each cud, at tho tables whero tho | ShgEer ) Ble, Whsom of, Xoway meruber ot | ecrilcates from e ot hat have [ it tuthe Comulsatu. I ts Ldly within tuo | ftllel Electors ob tho pround that, they were | yy,ouinarox, D C Febo loa Republicss | FAIRBANKS' fiaaeys tasaly it wero Evarts Matsows | Firey e o sk tho iouse iou e receay, and courus il b o mave those thron vestliabes | Dot o OF i presidiog Juatleo to deterunluo | HE0C DY g any e oflcer vl wuthorly | lowyer convected wit tho Louulana case sld | STANDAND argor, ughton, 30 Diark, | Nenmted Scnators Diaiuc, Hamiio, and Couk- | read, aud then, as cach ls road, vt tho partics | . Mr. Evarta—We understand, then, 1f the | the premisca. Second, tht. tho. ecrtilente’ of | to-nlght this: ““We cannot at present give our Republivans, and Rickard Merrick, Judge Black, | ling to participate {n the fin.xlcrcnm on this sub- | be called ugon to state Cowmmlasion nlease, that the desigmation of twey | the qualideation of the Electors Is ex post 1acto | yid of thd Loulslana bribery story, It ls tho ‘Frumbull, Clurles 0'Cotor, and the Corporus Joen 28 fesult ot \'lllh!;. 1t was sgreed WUETUER TUXY AUS QBJECTED TO, cuutusel will Lo suflicleutly early made when the | 8nd fncompetent under the luw; aud, third, vurpose of the Democrutic Lommitteo under "o¥ ALL KNt tion Attoruey of New York, of counsel for the | 80 be net'\l,finry to I_mmndh%;lb)mnpa) 80 much | and who are thy objectors, Until we read these case I8 made up, ll}nt‘thu l'fl:l.lfl\:ulul are null and vold as retro- Dudley Ficld's leadership,to conceal the Repub FAIRBANKS.MORSK & 0O, | Domocrats. Tuo confercuco lusted but few | 5,40 EICcioral sct as protubite adjourumente Vit we v bejaye sl s we doot know | | Seastor Eduiunds—Tiat ts werely for fual L N WA licau sido of the case,and possiblythe Democrats 1 111 & 113 Lake 5t., Chicaga, wuomeuts, the names of counsel being taken by | cousideration by the Commission, Mr. Wilson | bo time 1o take such other mdurtul;jt::ml w | " vresiding Justice—Aftor objectors have Jouy BuUERMAN, hopo to prevent it belug made public st any Becarefultobuy only the Genuine. | 4po Commlssion, aud its rules bolng then coms | Will to-morrow offer a bill fu the House for this | the proceed: a3 aiay b uccessary, opened. Senators. thme. All Icansay isthatitis s most damua~ PIFE CUTTER munfeated to then, burpose, ud it will doubticss be promptly | ~“Tho Preaidliy Justleow wil sdbpt that sug- | “Thiy Evarte—So we understand, 8O0 Huiame™ [ bl consplracy, and that in a fow days we aball * R e oo | o morrow at 10 0lock the Comatasion wat | P23803 By both bodics. Restion without s vae, Justice Bradiey—1 surgest to r. Evarts that topiesentedver. | to alle to prove this to tho satiafaction The Acme Pipe Cutter. | tesin tonesr sruneat. ALEO INFOEMALLY DISCUSSED wia's Dlewsure,of lispeniog 5 ha resdog of | Pl chag ool of i e A5 of every huneat wan fu this country. Meas: Cuts Wrought fron, Brass, and Copper Pipes, | * - soie ELECTONLL TRIGONAL. In exccutive session of tho Scuate this after | {besa docuuents in the Houso of Representa- | question would bo lucluded i that torus: sad ol IN CONGRESS, wolle, tell the peoplo of the country '} Boller Tubes, Bound Iron. Shafting aie, Mikes 70 ihe Veslern anoctated Pres. foon, Bpeaker Raudall having been criticlaed | tves. 1f tho pancrs ahout the State of Florida | (torlocutony of oibee mmsions magts! sRNATE, not to be disturbed. The whole stary ‘ Ject of a particular State. Seuator S8argeut—In reply to the question of 227 Peas-at., Philsdelphia, the left of the maln alsle. ” At two minutes past | Democratic caucus, % belng 8¢nd 10¢ Circalar 15 sod Field were the firat Judges to arrive. They ouse lro anong members of bis owa party. | objcctors’ names ars to the perd waking ob- | in that phrase. escutad resolutio bich, L 1, 4 It ts tostatethat this courso was adopted ctions. preseu resolutions which, Lo sald, were | and scoundrels, and when the truth is told the } PANCOAST & MAULE, entered without formality, and took chairs to | {§ * PEOPET to statotbat this coursawas sdopted Loty ouphre e they will be pe o onar | joos nator Edmunde-1t covers the whole sub- | 230p¢ed at a mecting of white. sad solnmed e public will be startled.” body cai read them without consuming an hour zcns at Baruwell Court-House, Jan.15, sod | The Sub-Comunittce of the Benate Committes i