Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1877, Page 1

Vs Fi \ ~ The Chicage Dailp Tribun o = £ T £ 4 ) ¢ . [ g yis) PRICE FIVE CENTS. that John Smith had been choren Flecta® S : the Firat. District: Johin Smith No. 2 frés3 s | lcans—allegations of anch & nature that they Becond: John Smill No.3 from fhe Thire3 F s | a0 nelther be'anstained or refated, and yet the 8nith No. 4 from the Fourth: John Sm® 2" . | frcedom and frequency with which these charger i’O_'L‘.UME XXXI, CHICAGO, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1877. POULTRY EXHIBITION. SECOND ANNUAL HITCH N’O 2 these: McCrary, Banks, Frye, Dunnell, nnd | orler to take areccss exfiept upon a question | Exccutive, and that the volce of the Judiclary . e Kaeson. The Democrats were Tucker, 8pringer, | ralsed In joint Convention. Amil th Legisiature must be hnshed in silence, Hurd, Carr, Walker, and Field. The spceches | No busincss was transacted up to noon, the L{fi:{’;‘li:a"l‘:!”":l“:}l the organism of a State werc conclsc, and as & whole much above aver- | Eenate awalting notification from tho Hours | ™The'fehate was continued by Mesers, Bankn | Boobme Fifth; John Bmith No. 8 fr...” «o | are made naturally gives K £ s 11 | 282 force and point of Congressional detiate, | that that body was ready to resume. the folut | and Feys by favar ot T eaolf of (g o Rankn | D frum the Fifth Emith ana Joiin 8mith to bo | slon that the Dcf.n'f,'mu"::‘,";m‘;‘n',g;'f::; Congress in Joint Conventioh TR UNEXPECTED ENSATION scatlon to cantinue the count, $lom a0d Messrs, Soringer and Hurd fn oppost- f‘e',f&r"?;'{”y:‘.};'?{§"fienmfi"a'a‘l§¢fiwr§'fuh-'é‘d Paid | them up as & shield to protect them from the 2 of tho day was the speech of Carr, of Indiana, & IN TUE NOUAE. J % Indignation that will arise { th o Counts the Vote of the :?cc]canor of Bpeaker Kerr. l’l'culnlm;n he :-llm ‘llcczlnn was ru':lm:d l‘lh 10 ';:'clockl- Mr. Carr u(‘f ,‘5"{#,.";’.1'3?.’2&'«.:.:;1.. saylog &:)'.:x‘ltk;::“ obvioulthat thseriifiale wasaot unlairly tn the matter or;'lhun cuo.:;t, %‘fi: vl: * i has aaiid Jittle eince his election. His ecat Is on £, McCrary rose to open tho discussion upon | that my convictions are that u 1 Ipable sais ficer sald it was his duty to POULTRY, Florida. the Tepublican slde, well back at tho | the objection to the-decislon of the Electaral | faste bihind tho Governor's eriifiate, thc rors | st ot g, oficer sutd [t was iy duty to 8 0 whist the Feputieane con e o 54 ) 3 Commiseion. of the Stateof Florida should have been retnred | whether the paver shonld’ be suppressed. hrlicios 016 1h0: 54 of ; . Bpeaker's extreme left. He thus spoke across mm 4 4 March comes and Des tie delays hi an for Tilden and Hendricks; bat, sir, at the same | (Volces, * No, no! read it.") mocratic delays have pro y 8 bart of the Republican side, and at the [ Ar. Clymer ralsed the point that there was no [ for Tilden and the Demueratic malorityof this | ° ‘The reading was proceeded with, to the great | vented the completion of the count. Ona pro} PET STOQCK, | Proctor Knott Gets in the | Democrate. Tho fattcr, us his firat seience | quorim present. Itwas then agroed tha debate {houne hts no maral right to complain itiat thia | .amunement of the audience. It followed the | cot talked of s, for tho Prestdent of the Ser. ) fell on them, leaned forward in a sort of per- | should not begin till haif-past 10. At that hour | Commiselon hes rendercd partisan decision in | ‘weual formatltics, showing that John Smith had | ate to finish the work of counting under in BY THE Way, but Is Brushed plexity as it they supposed tney had not heard | Mr. Fleld offered the following: reporting the four Electorsl votes of Florida fur | been onty chosen a8 Chairman, and John 8mith structions from tle Benate, such fnstructions . T 3 . im distinctly, but In a few moments there was | Ordered, That the' counting of tha Electoral H-}'cu and Wheeler. Whilo 1 aseert that this | as Eerreant-at-Arms, and John Bmith N6, 1 and be placed hat the Elector tag . NLATION.A Aside Quickly. doubt angwhere on the floor or in tho galle- | Jole feom Florida atail not prucsed i’ canforma: | decluion I8 contrary to facta, and conirary to the | T Settn & 2or apmaintal temies tras o | be placed on the ground that tne Biresmor e o ge, . no doubt anyiwhere on the floor or in the g tlon with the declslon of the Electoral Commis- | will of Targe majority of the people’ of the | eight votes of the State had been cast for Peter | has been made abortive by the factious and revo- ASSOclrltlon of Fanclclls rieans to the meaning of Mr. Carr, There has .ku., 1}"“ u‘.‘n:hnho m:-dnr (.'31. 3mzm(., Nilton, |'United Btates, {ct 1 as boldly assert that the | Cooper, of New York, and Sam Cary, of Ohio. lutlonary acts of the House, and that no legis i y seldom been a sccne of greater Interest um'n an 1'» p: a :_.'uurn.ed -un H yotea from the | wwrong is chargesble to a causé firthier back than At this stage of the readingSenator McDonald | 400n which results {n a defeat of the constitu. > ds Until | followed, os the i tences of ‘Carr's | Stdle of Flurlia for President and Vice-President. | the Commission. The wrong rests tpon the suggested that the two Houscs ahould not be - AT TRE The Count Proceeds Un noccch £ 'llll:d ': z‘“““”h"“ ‘f," o o::lle assoct- | Mr- Hale moved as an amendment : ehoulders of thnse who established this partisan | compelled to listen to the readlog. thonal requirement that votes should becounted EXPOSITION BUILDING, Louisiana Is Reached & oo, AL e oo e D emocratic ss80cl | Grdured, Tho tho counting of tho Electoral votes | bl AV hen e Iemaitie e rity oftle | Tle pretidiog offlcer directed tho address on | {8 valld or binding. This plan goes upon the 3 ates. At first a few attempred to Jaugh, but | gnthe 'siate of Eioride sial] pruceed In con- | Housa adopted this law, with a fail knowledge | the envelope to he read. It read: ©To the assumption that an extra-constitutfonal pro Commencing Monday, Feb. 12, and continuing = the smilcs soon flashed off from the Democratic m:my with the declisfon of the Elcctoral Commis. }gm. '..hl(, ml]nrfl.yl of the Cn(mml;lnlon v;nul;l be | Vice-President af tho United States, Washing- ceeding on the part of the House, tending ts 2 hronghont e week, AT sl o play ] L, end of bl specc, over ho | B i Somralol 15 Rouiah inerete, warmat b | Lomitaos o rcatons Chk® i By ol | produsewaarchy, can properl b st e 1o P S v OB S L SRR S When Out-and-Dried Objeotions Arg | faces of the &i‘;‘g}f’:: SRR Mr. Knott offered a8 o subatitute an order Repnblican later, nud inaved by Republican | 15787 h i :finl;dnl;y :r: :x;m-conctltutlond proceeding or aine , N 'y motives, they deliberately He then directed the teller to proceed with e of the Scnate tending to peaco andgood * Bieam Hon, In prcess eu‘rnn;-‘-ml:fm;m among Lo Raiged by the Demoorats, attempted to break the force of Carr's words, :fi?"(?fnfi'nul:;?;fi:;hot( (:l"‘;fl“';":'.‘:‘:l‘: “"'lf " " ADANDONED EVERT CLAIM the reading. After a few more abntenoas hed order. 2 8 drminslon, B3 centas enlldren. 15 centar . . and protested that it would require more than o g Peth | which the Democratic masses asserted to the | heen read, Mr. Hoar Inquired whettier the Chalr THE COMNOY ¥IEW ©ouo man to read the majority out of the party. | Hons, depusitions, and other papers as shall by | control of our natlonal affairs. Tho Cominls: hicld that It was not in order to dispense with ¥ AL« ) the Constitution and. now cxiating law | sloncrs hiavo done no morc nor less than what | further reading of the paper. is, however, that {t les in the power of the | e SOAL .| Whereat the Certificates Are Re- Helda Sosk watin, pah e S R L LY i feclling alao the face that | Could or SLOUIL havs hevs cpectod of sequiree | ULer reading of the paper. asked unan. | House, under tho Electoral faw, to defeat the < 2 1 i Bt L o of them. You erected a political tribunal, fn- | imous consent, but that objection hod been | declaratfon of the result in o perfectly legal wa, : : ferred to the Electora saco. of s llfe, buty as.on tho flaat occoslon, | It the Flodds caso the Comnlsslon lad | Ssieilh wieh potltiont mttbimmtos, oo mene ey | \rona by reccases {rom day to day,and that the Senaty g Tribunal when thoe Electoral bill passed, he disappointed | decided and determiued that wo cvidence litlcal ucelm‘s to determine,which theythave | Mr, Hoar roquested that any person object- | o, sesses 1 '; 1 ’;'| o L’l‘u’ AL B ] X L bath friends and oppanents. flis speceh con- | Wauld be recelved or considered which hiad not | have settied from a political standpofat. ing | ing should rise I Lis place and do ao. Dosscaies: 1o clearly. lanful, remedy, o slsted of awall that tho Commissfon hail ot | been submitted to the two Iouses in Jolnt con | Republicans, they belfeve that the Kepublica | e, Mills (risine)—As this s aburlesqueact, T [ Would be nothing for tho 8enate to de C Oa,l D e a;]. er consldered thy Florida evidence collected with | ¥entlon by tho Preaident of the Scnate; that | Sandidate tor the Presidency was snd oaght to | object, accordiug to this theory, but chooeo a uew Pres o readlox was then procecded with to its | dent before the 4th of March to adminlster the close. It purparted to bo signed by “John | exccutive office a8 a focuns fenens doriogan . ¢ Suith, Company 2, Bulldozers, Governor of o Tty nnd’wl‘flflng wp with the motto, terreguum of a year. Who would he Jikely to i “8uch 1s fife in Loulsian . be selected for the important duty is an alto Subsequently, the presiding officer directed | getler open question. Custom requires that the r 1o be omitted from™ the procecdin; the 1di el upiculn‘ Lo omitted [d 28 presiding oflicer should be taken from the : b . OQutline of the Plan of Attack |y mum cars; in other words, that his occupa- | certificate No. 1—that of the Hayes Electorse l:v:'m:‘r?trdg m’x’v‘]lk;:fihg:lclrl: E:r‘n‘cfi“:::ll::g{ Uon as a collector of necded evidence | contalned no evidence whatever, while cortitle | sentiments, cducation, and ussociations. No Agreed Upon by the | was gone. Tho last was ‘.Ea : cates No. 2 and 3—Tilden I-:Iecwrs'—dld contaln | legal wrongrcan attach to them for thls, but 2ot i a atatement, not £ Tildenites. founded upon evidence before the House, that | evidenca fully and specifically showing that the | When you Democrats deubeullel);‘ put. sacli oncof the Republican Elccturs was & convicted | latter bad heen duly clected and sppolnted aa | PAWer dver such questions in the Lands of a ribunal g0 constructed, you committed a botd felon. Mr, Fleld, however, forgot to do full | Electors, and therefors ordering that the dects- | and ' daring wrong to —your. pretonded MAIN OFFIOB AND DOOK: Cor. Market an Rendolph-sts, % . bers of the body, but there is no law te . " < | fustice by mentloning that the Elect b fon of the Commission and the grounds thereof | political convictions, and assuredly to your OBIECTIONS, menm > i ¢ 852.‘.‘:?’633{"%‘2 }gfigfl:}% '"“y Will Try to Provo that the Return {w‘w:.q di.:::fi;fl.,?u, :ne."il,‘: ::,,:fc;‘z,..n:‘( be remanded and pulltical assoclates, whose political -enumrcnu Scnator McDonald submitted an objection to | Prevent the 5“{“"’ from golng outelde. L Offn and Yard, No. 711 Wesh Lak.at ing Board Is an Itlegal Body. which Lo spoke, run' by the Democrats of RECONMITTED 70 THE COMMISSION, Pl s rmaris s o S i | fh Hayea and Wheelercettcate. *he abyec: | might ctect e Eranch Offoe, Ho, 146 TaSalls-at, Blorlds against & regular Republican candl. | with a request that tho ssmo be 80 correctedy | Bomocratic imajority that ‘it pormon derency | hom w2t based on the ground that the Hayes | show the country what kind of an administra Elcctors had not been duly elected: that thielr | 1ion ho could make before tho voters would Ix election had been certified by William P, Kel- logz, who clatmed to be, Out fn fact was | C2Hied Ubon azuin to make a cholce between hin not, Governor of the State of Loulsiana, | 8nd Tilden; {t might clect Grant, on the fdc: and hecause the Returning Board of | that it would be bost for him to Lold over unth sadd Btate was without jurisdiction for | anew Administration could bo regularly foe reason that the laws “of Loulstana | stalled. conferred no power on the Returning Board to " rne wivors x canvasa or complle the votes aince thoy constl- | - A LECTOR, tuted but four of the five persons required by It is belleved in Republican clrcies that the lav, nincfi lhlme (a;xr were of the same qalltk:a} reazon why the Democrats did not carry out party, and sluce there was o vacaucy in snid | to-day their Satu lan of objecting to th Board, which four members had refused to fill; | yoia 2,', the mc"m,’;?g,mn, inj 1Il‘|n§ls, “: date, was clected s a Democrat, and served two terms as a Democratic State Benator. Coupled with his few remarks was a gross fnsult. to the Commission, such as should debar him from being azaln recognized beforalt, It prob- ably would but for the substantial protection which prevents 8 member of Congress from be- ing questioned olscwhere for words spoken in debate. No attempt was made to causo’ delay on the - and that the Commission bo further requested | your votes on this measure have estopped you to furnfsh In detall the reasons of its déclston, | Trom lnflungg.& l‘r; oren % 4 0 that the House may be onlightened as to the NE WORD O TTICIS! couree it ought to puraue fn tho discharge of its | 25ainst thé decision of thet tribunal. Sirs, it 1s dutics; and that, Iu tho meantime, the votes of ;3:',;;""-‘,‘;? l,’|‘ u“:: i ’,&‘{.fii‘,‘fl%fi‘,‘,fi.}‘}'fl,fi’:“:}'@ the Iiayes Electors be not counted, responatble for the result. It is na excuse for Mr. Hale madca pofat of order that under | you tonsscrt that you did not anticipate such a the Electoral Commlasion law ft was tho jm. | Fesult; thatyou cxpected higher and better perative duty of the House at the end of two 2‘;};‘;‘1},’;‘;",,5,‘1“; ,{.“"‘,‘:,‘,’}}"‘};n},:’.‘,‘,{‘,:?fi;“:a"‘;’,?i hours’ dobate to voto _on the mafn questlon, | ducoa diffcrent result thaw to expect a thorn- Lackawsnna Coa) of a1l alzee, Bloraburg, Drlar 11il), and Erie, delivered promptly and in good ar- der toall parta of the clty, Maln OMce and Docks connected by telegraph, Insuring prompt delivery to 8l parts of the cu{‘. withont extra charge. Aleo dry Traverse Beech and Maple Wood, And that It Had No Right to Count the Presidential Vote. Rumors of Demooratic Expedients to Defeat the Arbitration, _ Orders from city o country will receive prompt attention, Coal by the car-load at market ratés, i 1 'y N ' NVENTION. 0 yea and nay votes which followes o | whichwas whether the votes should be counted | bush to bring forth figs, nor will so weak an | because fotir memiers ot the Returning Board DN S Ihfl;IEOIzl:&'ngg CLOYEN FOOT. :;:m’ of :nr:t du’m:u:c:. Evun,&l«: nxfl‘:xt “;: in conformity with thoe declslon, and that | apology savo you from the Just condemnatlon | had full kowledgze that the true compilation of | that they concluded on reflection that tiic result Apesiat DI I o Toa TvOAe the names # nothing in the shape of delay—~in whatcver form | ¥hichl your ';,flénr;ylfd sud glut;wmlllmumflnfiy fotes would ‘lurtilk:‘l;a’n that the -mflu;'. s:‘c]cx‘:zra ;nuld be !l‘ol mlbndlc? the suss nx.-nlm Watts fn 2 b rever n yonr treacherous he: a 12t heen duly elect : cause eald Hoa 131 regon. he objection 11 ' ‘Wasmixarox, D, C., Feb. 12.—The contest of WAS DISPENSED WITH presented—could now Laughter and applause.] No, sirs: the wrong | oifered for m‘f,m. to sell the State of Loulsiang, | yng .Commmh“j ndes '-‘t‘:u m:‘::fl:_:l"-‘l;!‘:““b‘c‘: ‘ [ the majority in the House of Represcntatives when a einglo objection would have compelled ARREST TIE WIIEELS OF ITS DECISION. s great and burning; tho ontrage lles at your | and bécause A. B. Levisee and O, H. Brewster, cause thers was no contesting return '( ; ageinst the declslon of the Electoral Commis- | g4 4 & Mr. Wilson (Towa) added to Mr. Hale's pofat | hands, and of the Hepublican Electors, had beld offices of Tllnols, tokstors: o o l~" o ml'lfl ‘ Thamoit silestitock of Valentines eves ofterea | 2100 1D the caso of Floridu opened {mmediately | ryq Senate, which bad beon In walting since | of order that the Housc could refer. uothing to YOUR HANDS ALONE. trust under the Government of the United nols, therclore, the question of rejecting tho i Btates st the time of thulr appointment as | challenged vote would havo been acted on Electors. Thonbg'ecuun Issigned by McDonald, | separately by the two Houses, and ss tho ; Bteventon, Snulsbury, Bogy, Senators; Jenks, Witson, ) rln, and Merrlson, glfg:-‘:tu:?x“m not have consented to throw upon the Speaker calling that hody to order at 10o'clock. The Republican side was fuller than the Democratie, and the first move from tho lat- Nor will ths Democratic people be_ slow In as- gfi“:‘g’“"":::':;;:nm" would requlreal Ieast certatniog the trus |uu|§cunnl thelrdhcomflu;rc g ane lefeal uay subserve your pui se for Mr. Wood (N. Y.) declared that any intima- | g brief time to nl’temul to 2h(cmp s for eala In this city can be found at 'PHILLIPS BOOK STORE, 10 o'clock, was fmmedlately notided. and at twenty-five minutes to 2 that body appeared at. tho bar of the Housc, and its members filed ourselves ucker, Levy, El o il ; No. 101 Madisonsst. ter smacked so strongly of delay that for & £0W | dawn tho matn alsle and off Into thelr seats on | tlon of desire on tho part of the Democratic | under the cover of hoHow denunciations of your | Rteprescntatives. . the anly ph'd;‘xfl"fi"fi%"fifl'fiu"fi:‘.fifimfl “‘l“? - ttea Deathotniid Gaviiet. 2 moments It scemed us If, In spite of thegencral | yho Bpoaker's front-right. Tho Vico-President | #idc of the Housa to {nterpose any factious ‘op- | tribunal, as tho cry of * stop thicf ™ for a mo- OTUER OBJECTIONK. - &0 Elector at the thine b cast his vote which the declaration of the Demnocrats last night that nothing like filllbustering would be resorted to to-day, u campalzn of delay had actually begun, position to any declston of the Electoral Come :{‘;;":‘ ;“‘:f;frf]“‘,‘g;“{‘n‘iu"fls‘fxf I';‘:‘.:"z.eln'{:j 3‘;f mission was entirely = gratultous and wnsup- | merjted anger npon this. tribunel for o bricf ported by anything that had taken place, hour, It l\'lfiE called tha Joint Convention to order, and df- rected the announcing of the declsfon of cach House, and upon these ruled that, as the two Mr. Gibson also sent up ubl:cllnm to_thie | Demorruts have found would have been dectded Iayes and Wheeler certificates becuuso: Flrsty | agafnst thew, and thelr chance for making thefr 3 theGoverument of Luuteiana was not Kepublicag | point In Oregon beforo the Commisslon would In forin- X Where Saint Valentine, that good snd glorlous salnt, has catabliatied hie 1leadquarters for 1877, Tho selection of Valentines [ have the pleasure 0 seck the true object of fts {jnet naturally have been diminished. of 5”.’,:""‘7‘1 clmalpvllne. nlll (l\'l‘u ":’}""z"n"'"" ‘:?Illlm' Field was on band and very active, and | Foyses hnd non-voncurred In regard to thoac- | Mr. Hale—Has ansthing been sald this morn- | indignation and the blame will' at last be whore Sevnd—No canvass was made on which the AMONG OTIER EXTRAVAGANT RUMORS b And wiiistel designs of the Intest tmportatlons, | e moment Mr, McCrary rose aud of- | y1on of Florida, His vote é Ing to Indicate any charge of that kind! 1t properly belongs. The fow only who bad | certificates of clection were Issed. circulating to-night is this: That the Demo- y repay N ferod ith dobaf y i " moral cournge to etand here upon” this floot, Zhird—Ang olleged canvass of tho votes was | crats as a last card will, after Louislana fs de- { W. PEILLIPS, ered to go on with the cbate on WOULD BE COUNTED Mr. Wood—The gentleman has just spoken of and, amid the derision and contumely of she | an act of usurpation, fraudulent and vold: cided for Hayes, flllhum'nr untll March 3, when ! Bookseller and Stationer, No. 101 Madison-st tho only question beforo the body, that of action 1n accordance with such declston, delay, and has {ntimated that there {s an inten- | Democraticinn ority, dared to warn yon of the ¥ Y 2 + No. s Fourth—Some of the Electors were Ineligivle | they will pass & resolution through the Houss f by the laws of Lnuhlnnl,hund were disqualified | declaring” that it caunot be detcrmined why -. by belng Electors as holding State offives, | was elected Prealdent; that anarchy should be ; Kellogg ™ helug acting de facto Uovernor; avolded; that it s the opinlon of the House doffroly, Superviror of Registration for the | that the Scnate should clect U, B. Grant ne ! Parishi of Point Coupee; Marks, Distrlct At- | President of the Bennte, wha should aut ns torney; oud Durch, a member of the State Sen- | President of the United States until u new olee 3 ate, s member uf the Buard of Control of the | tion could be had In November. Those sho nre b State Venitentiary, and Admintstrator of the 1espansible for this rumor deelare that Demo- g Deafand Dumb Asylum, aud Treasurer of the | crats and Graut Kepublicans cuoush could he 3 8choal Board of East Baton Rouge. found to pass-the resolution through hott 3 Juh—-Because doffroln was speclally diequal- | Ifouses. Meanwhile, Gen. Grant iy busiiven. | fled by the thirtcentl section of the act of the | gaged in packing up his papers at the White Legislature of the Xid and 24th of July, 1874, Touse, eager to be mficvml of ofticial care. on tha report of the Commission, Mr. Clymer ralsed a polnt that no quorum was present, and othera on the Democratic side ‘domanded a cull of the House. . Ficld run over to the Republican side and assured them thers was no purpose of delay, and surgested an agrecment to wait till half after 10, and then begin the debate, on the ground that so many were nbsent. At the liour designated the reason for tho waiting AT ONCH APPEARTD, . Proctor Knolt was so far rocognized a member tlonal disposition on the part of the House to | {ncvitable results of that day's work, have the delay action. I can sasure the gentieman. that | moral right to complain of the end of this day’s thore fs no such intention, While wo are ready labor. utyhulrs, while they have deep regrets in good faith to eafry out fn all respects the Mwu’"‘e!l;ir :_2: fi.‘,fi’.fin‘f‘“fi'{g’v’;‘é’,’kfi'&ifih"° Electoral Commission law, and the result that | and condemnutions to bieap upon the hends of may be reached in pursuauce of it, still, at the | thoss who, clalming to be the leaders of the same tiine, we demand the right of . fruul. Democratic party fn this trylog hour of . PIEE EXPRSSION OF OPINION. taexlatente) huve &“"'“:,:E“':,‘:“J‘:":"";f' e . St competent from ignoranc Inwol for + Mr. Knott contested tho palnt of order, and | Bane rossons, [Renewed laughter and n]vp{nlua thought that there was nothing in the law which | from tho Republican side.] Here, then, in the prevented tho House, with the consent of the | name of the Democracy of the whole vountry, Tha Benato had never been recelved in greater sllence or under moro Impressive clrcumstauces, and yet all this scemed, (€1t wera posaible, to be decpened os Allison, acting as telicr, announced the four votes of Florida for Hayes and Wheoler. ‘The certificatos of Georgla were next read, the oppressive quiet continulng until Cooke, of Georgla, had read down to the dato of the cere tificate, when, Justead of the year of our fnde. pendence the one hundred and first, e an- Serap n?fl.‘.r,'iml" lnf‘ut_vur(ely. ART GALLERY, e ottt S SSUUI BRAND’S Magnificont Art Gallery and Studlos aro tho attraction for thoso desiring exquisite Photogrsphs. Fine Por. iraits in Orayon and Water Colora o MENT, arequest that it should proceed to take ovi- denco in regand to the voto of Florlla. The lalf-hour's postponement had then for Its pur- posc the gathering of the Democratic strength for a vote upon it. ‘Mr. Hale at once mado a Thls objection Is signcd by Senators Sauls- 1 them. The Scnatar replicd, with a groat deal uf bury, McDanald, and Kernan,and I:{ Represent- | emyphasis, ** No! They tuay defeat us, but they n}hl'et Jeuks, Tucker, Gibson, Fleld, Levy, and | can't disgrace us; they may bring us misfor tund, iert. but th 't bring us int L' 3. Wood (N. Y.) rubmitted furthicr objection ERAATN R S A HEANTY LAUGH, %, Ey which was repeated when Cooko further an- nounced that Gieorgia had cast ¢leven votes for Tilden for Vice-President. : Bpecialty, THE FINEST CARD , Iabsolve that Commlssion from ull charges | which provides that no Supervisor of Reglistra- . 4 PIOTURES IN THE WORLD, $3 ;“::ll:ll l:c ht:m:u nqu l{:lrvnnl tho'.;ubmlt the | nounced it as dated in the thousand and first Ecmu; Irlom ;nmx::u!l?g ll:ack to |!‘.;m E}acw:;l save itmoy b n}nm of au Monest mistake. Tn a | T .&u\gsldmm“ o ml;.tu e ot Ay e}::_ R ewiiang cb:::'ug:’ b vl Betiston ! PER DOZEN. Espeoial attention Tt 9 e " ectson™ of | Jearot our Indenendence. At this exeuse to | Commisslon, for fts furthor consideration, the | f%8, 5 meY beythat of an | fireat power [ de- | tion, and boenuso Joffroln was at tho last elec- | Bayard tils eventag If [hera was any possibillis . given to Ladies’ and Children‘a Pia. petition o submit the. ~declston of | freo itaclt from the universal quict; the Jolot | decisfon it had made th the Florids case, Iu or- | nounce tho majority of “this-House as belng flu“ Supervisor of Reglatration for the Parish of | thut the Democrata would presont the comple. { tures,. BITTINGS BY APPOINT. the Commission to tho Electoral Tribunal, with Conveution and the sudfence had -~ - der that it might have an opportunity to cxplaln | responaible for the wrong, and recreant— | Tomt Coupee. - tion of the count In case Loulsiana went agalnst ' ! ignorantly or corruptly recreant—to the cont- Yo giesiog entstlobclonwilien oxtatpd 15 Qiat | ETNSIY 6 ROy bevtmnle o the cunt: decislon. Mr. Dunks sald that; under tho provisions of | joayeer) (0 FUsts coufided n-them. " [Ap- the Electoral act, tho Housc was compelled to WON'T BE READ OUT. givo an afinmative or ncgative vote upon tha After Mr. Carr's speech] Mr. Walker (Va.) i . s [ ¥ 1 ls fall d Geo: L ne ex- to the Hayes and Wheeler certiticates on tho - = {;a:lmi of on;cr againat i{enou’l proposition, that p“lllclan“mr;"fl;\;;u w:fl:{ n;“:“: rfib?w“a:, decision of the Commisslon. It would not bo ;;lg"!ho;u En!nulgl llh? l?lml';mg;'d ‘f"x‘ixf"“ufx"l',i %:s?&nl ‘}lgn\l. (lll::fll_g:ms“ :rcerc not clected us won’?&n?}:gig:} ff&; - PIROPOSALS, o law under which they were acting provided ¥ ‘respectful to the Commission to remand its de- | IX ¢ Electoral bi alth, e by . e i - solely for a vote upon sceepting the decision of ;?flc‘:’.‘;’:20::‘;;;"'::";3"‘:{;“'l‘:g"mf‘o“"; :!‘c“l‘:;‘: ilontolt; would say to the gentleman from Indhnn}Carr) HEPUDLICAN OBJECTIONS; Special Dispatch to The Tridune, x that it would take more than him and the few MUBT GO O, Democrats wha voted with hiin sgainst that The Speaker overruled the point of order by | tneasuro (o read the 1najority of the House out M. Hale, but sustained that made by Mr. Wii- | of the Dcmncrnu:'nurl)‘. son, holdlby that there was nothing fn the PIELD'S PULMINATION. Mr. Fleli sald tho declslon of this tribuual as Electoral Comumission Iaw thut authorlzed the it has been made Is entitled to no respect. [t fs remanding of tho question back to the Commis- | y'uyfounded in morals 86 1t 8 Mnsonnd in law, slon, and also ruling that it was not competent | and mjurious and pernictous in its consequences, for ono Housu to refer a bill or any other mat- | The spectacls of successful villalny 18 corrupt- ter to an outslde Commission. The substitute | Ing In proportion to the extent of the th tro on which it is enacted, and to the prize whicl offercd by Mr. Knott was therefore not tn order, | {7908 Whigh It 18 enncted, and tire. Unttod States Alr. McCrary addrossed the House In support | o nover yet been won by fraud, 17 it is to be of tho roport of the Commlssion. He held that | now, the example will be inors injurious to our theruling of the Cominfesion was abundautly I!(Ml name, and more corrupt to our people, supported by “miost cogent reasoms, and ;:Tl‘xldfi:lt :‘I’f om“;’.}:fl‘;"‘v the robberics, an that to- havo ruled otherwiss would have | Tie'debate clased ap 1516, and the House pro- been to assert jurisdiction to Inquire Intoand | ceeded to vote. Hale's amendment was refect. overturn the actlon of all Statcs in the appolnt- | cd—07 to 167, and Fleld's resolution was opt~ ment of their Electors, aud to Instituto proceed- | ¢d. e fuge In the nature of quo warrunto to try the RI s, title of cvery onaof the persoms appolnted ns The House ordered that the Clerk Inform the Benate of the action of the Housc, and alsothat such. Tho LIl of 180, drafted, reported, and | te House fs now ready to mect the Scnate in advocated. by John Murshuall, afterwands Chief | the Hall of the House. Justica of the United States, embodied the At 2:25 the Senators arrived and lnuk‘ their views of that great constitutional lawyer upon | placea. The presiding officer roseand sald: **'The iut meeting of Concress rasumcs its session, this questlon, After providing for this grand | ifyic‘io o ses senarately have considured and Committee, it defined thelr Jurisdiction in these determined the .,bJL':..o“.’.m,,.,.u.d by miem- words: . * Aud porsons thus choscen shall form | bors of the House to the deelsion of the Come a jolot committee, and shall have power to ex- | mission on the certificates from the Stata of amine {nto all dlspatches relative to the clection | Florida. Thu Clerk of the Benate whi now read the decision of the Scnnte,” The declsion of of President and Vice-President of the Unted | £ Senato having nees read by ts Clerly and Btates, other than such as might relato to the | thatof the Houso by fts Cier ) the presiding numbcer of votes by which the Electors oflleer sald: ' The two llouses not concurrivg MAY UAVE BEEN APPOINTED. in nnlerlnfi otherwiss, the devislon of the Come 1t a judgment in suluferor court In Florids, 2{,‘,‘:,‘;",,",,,},\:',;{‘ ;{, Esflilfififfi‘mmmufif u«’!’&‘l‘fi vendered oi tho 27th of Junuary, fa an setlon | jon of the Commission, The® teliers will an- of quo warrauto, could annul the vote of that | nounce the vote of Florida. Stato cast on the 01l of December, it followed Seuator Allisun, onc of the tellers, thercupon that simflar judgments fn any or all otner | ARNounved that the Btato of Florida had eiven four votes for R. 4, Hayes, of Ohlo, as Prusi- States might be cortified to by tho Presldent of dent, and four votes for Vil A. Wheeler, of the Senate, and must govern ‘the count, Mo | Now'Yurk, as Vice-Prestdent. wunted to know If by -sn ex post facto judg- UEORAIA, mient in ono Btats -ono party should secure an ‘The Vice-Presldent then opened the certificate sdvantage, why, by & similar movemeut in an- | frotn the State of Georgls, and handed it to the other State, a corréspondiog advantage inight {f:{fi:l. It-wus read by Repreecutative Cook, of be souglit for by another party, and claimed as | —‘Thie prealdiug offiver asked whether there was the result. of such a pallcy that, fustead of ::{ objection to tho vote of Ueorgla, None n counting tho votes under the Constitution and {3 wiade, ke announced that the vote would 5 be counted, and directed the tellers to declare it. Jaw at tho tme prescribed, it would becomo | BoygPuRies iy clrtad s iehlers to dedlaraly Mr, Ilowe submitted objections to the Tilden and Hendricks certitieates on the ground that there was 1o evldence that those Electors had been appointed In such manner as_the Legisla- ture dirccted; while there was evidence conclu- sive In law that neither of them had been so up- pointed; also on the ground that there was uo evidence that M fana In the yea th While there was conclusive evidunco thist Rellogg was during the year 1578 and for several years prior-thercto Governor of that State, and was recoznized as such by the fumclnl aud legtslative departments of Louls- ana, and by ths departmnents of tho Governe ment of the United States, The Presiding Oflver—Arg there further ob- ections to the vote of the State of Loufslanal A pause.] There belng no further nbiuunnn, all of tho'certificates from that Btute, with the {mpen accompanying the sawne, together with he objections, will be now submitied to the Electorul Commission fur judgment and declse l.:‘n. The Benate will now withdruw to itscham- e ‘The Scnate thereupon withdrew. CHAPPER, Reproscntative Bpringer had prepared ob- jectlonsa to the counting of the vote of Georze , Chafee, onc of the Hayes Electors of 11f nols, ou the ground that Chaffee was a Cominis- sloner of the Clreult Court of the United States within and for tho Southern District of 1ilinois 8t the time of Wis appoiutment as Elect- or, and of his vollug on the @th of Detember, Mr, Bpringer was In session of tho record, Evidence of the fact uly certifled by the Court, and with the fure ther certificate that Cliaflee had not resigned, and was_stll] cxerclsing the functions of the ofiice, Spriuger wus advised that a case equally asclear us Chaflea’s would be presented to the Commisston in the Loulslann case, which would thus obtaiu a decision by the Commisaion, and afterwands by the two Houses. It objcction were fled to Chaflee, the Commisaton could not dozide the case, us theso is only one vertificata from that State; besides, the Bénate nlght ro- fuse to sustaln tho thirty-seven objcetious to Chaflec's vate, and this réfusal inlzht projudice the declston {n tho case of the inelimible Klectors in Loubstana, Ience S{Iringur. witn the advice and upprobation of hls friends, withhcld his ou- Jection to Chafee's vote, WILL THEY RESIST? TIIR QUESTION OF il OUR, Special Dispatch 1o The Triduse. - Wasnixaron, D, C., Feb, 12.—In splte of the WasminaToN, I, C,, Jus. 12.—Tho Eloctoral Commissiou assembled fmuwediately after the Y adjourninent of the Jolnt Conveution. All the members were in thele places, and the lawyers' tubles wero occupied by Evarts, Matthews, ! Bhellabarger, and Stoughton, of the counscl fot § the Republicans, and Fleld, Trumbull, Merrick, 3 and Green, of the Democratie counsel, Almost the only spectators were Baneroft, the historlan, Benator lowe, and cx-Congressman Farpse worth, Nothing was done but to vote on ad- Journment until to-morrow morning at 11, Mr, Edmunds objected to this, but all the Demo- crats, and with them Hoar aud Bradley, voted for the motion. It is probable that the cause of proceeding ordered fa the Florida case will be followed to- murrow, and the objectors will be allowed four hours to present the arguments for and agafnst the conflicting returns, Thero are so many Democratie objectors that §f they all desire ta epeak somethiug lko A PUOCESS OF DECIMATION will have to be adopted. It will be ohserved that, {u thelist of objectlonsazreed to by Dudley Field and by others, an attempt s made te bring Into the case tho vast inass of testimony taken by the House Loulstana Committeo and the Committes on Powers and Privileges. Thir same effort was made In the Florlda case, aud met with total fallure, but Ficld is not a man who is castly discouraged. i TUR ONJKCTIONS. Tu the Western Asnciated Press. Wasmyoron, D, C,, ¥Feb. 13.—Tho Electoral Commission waa called to onderat 4:30 p, m., and recefved certificates and sccompanying papers n the vaso of Loulstana from ic pre- .hflng otficer of tho jolot session. Upon the arrival of the various counscl, Field, Campbell ‘Trumbull, Carpenter, Merrick, FHoadley, au Greeu for the Democraticsideof tho question, and Lvarts, Matthews, Shellabarger, aud Btoughton for the Republican side, the presiding Ju-lum nquired who would represent the ob- jectors, ! m‘;."mem respanded that Scostor McDonald and Mr. Jenks uf the Houss would appear as ob- 2 Jectors to certiticates Nos. 1 and 3. Mr, Evarts aunounced that Mr. Howe, of the Benate, tnd Mr, Hurlbut, of the House, would ap) a3 ubjectors to certiticate No. 2, o it bl i LSRR CONVICT LABOR. o 'sn.-x’-‘..‘.}:_‘2}‘.’6#3.%;’5’.’.’.’;‘.‘;;5‘.:.’:zwn. gomminloncrs of (re INTaolf Hrsge feiteLsis Piaed ¥ upto X, D. ., Feb. 13, 1877, vielock. by Feb 19,1677, for 1o Labr of bag jTbets, men are abia:bodied and sdapted to most any Wi of Isbor, and & partion of tnom Hava been working vower will he furntaned. o oooP ro0m 8ad steam: Syntracts (o run not Laaxer thea elglt vears. R o P IATPRIAIIES LY X good and at cai il be entered loie It propowat s Recepteas *°0 20Ad lars addrces 1he undensigned, or GIILY, Warden at the risan Jbonih w Sakih HONRKY T NOLE AN, misstoners Miinois siats Prison. GES, Etc. MBA KPSy it tpvetuvav: BABY CARRIAGES DECIDEDLY NEW STYLES, Biariles, Tops, Ba'ls, Birdeages, And s grest varlety of ncw Toys, suitubl ; Spring Trade, o *uiteblo for VERGHO, RUHLING & €0, 188, 140 and 143 State-st. TO RENT. 207 AND 209 MONROE-ST. Nearly opposite C. M, Henderson's, 4 FORRENT LOW IN PERFECT ORDER. WAL 1, FERRY & Q.. “TO RENT. ELEGANT DUSINESK ROOMS d foar, 18 £ad isasinic-at., opp. Faimer l,\au"-"é."fi'“‘ ) C. 0.1 Ciotiter, FINANCIAL, . #d @ por cent loans on approved cltyrest eatate mata by YHANCIS B, FKABODY & CO., tho Commission or overruling It. Messrs. Banks and Burchard supported Hale, and Fernando Wood, while . FROTESTING WITIL A SMILE that was childlike and bland that there was no disposition on lis side to cause unnccessary do- lay, and that for himscif he would rather Kuott's substituto for & dlrect voto an the declsion of the Commission had mot been submittod, suill ho saw nothing {n the law to provent the Houss from sending the case back to the Commission, ‘fhe Democrats, however, seomed ot {nclined to debato the matter, but rather to rely upon thelr confldence {n Bponker Randall. This for [ moment appearod as if not misplaced, for ho {:l‘:d that Knott's substitute was n order. At but Bpringer sat still with his papers on his desk, ond tho vote was counted. It appears that Chaffee, whom Springer clalmed to be ine cligible, bad" arrived and showed that he had oxcrelsed no ofticial act ns Unlted States Com- missioner for many yeurs, so even Springer was deterred from making himself prominent at the expenso of the thmo of the Julnt Conven- tlon, When this expocted dread polnt had been passcd, thebusiness largely took on A NOUTINE CHARACTER, and members, though quict, were quite at thelr case, many reading or writlng, or tatking'in low tones, t11l it cainc Cooko’s turn to read returns again, He went through the Kentucky certifie cate without mistake, but, whendirected by the Vice-President to deelare tho vote, he announced that Kentucky cast seven votes for Tlden, and, huln;f corrected, declared It to be eleven votes, aud tinally, getiing it right under some prompe- ing amid ptcnuml laughter, he announced that Titden had recelved ‘twelve votes from Ken- tucky. Nostcamo tho VITAL REFUIINS OF LOUISIANA, and they were listened to with cure by both sldes, At theclose of reading of all theap- parcatly rcfulnr returns which had been re- cefved by both mcum:{;ur and mall, Mr, Ferry resented one recelved only by mall, but regu- arly Indorsed s tho vote of the Electoral Col- lega of Louslana, Buspecting t to bo hafuo, Mr, Ferry asked for unsniimous consent that it night not be read. A wary Democrat objucted, Upun breaking its seal it “appeared on reading to bea broad burlesquo roturn, with lttlo re- gard to form, clulming the voto of Loulsiana for Coaper and Caroy, by a College mude up of Johin 8iith No. 1, Johu Bmith No. 3, ete., and ur[munu to be certitled by the great orderof ulldozers, It was ' A BIOAD AND 8TUFID PARCE injected Into proceedings uf the greatest firlvuy aod mument. Both Democrats aud Repube leans attempted to stop {ts reading, but Mr, Ferry ruled that the law made it fimperative that certiticates recelved should be read. It might Le suspended by unaulmous consent, siuce Its spurious character was apparent to all, but upon asking for conscut Mils, of Texas, on the Demos cratic side, objected, and the paper was read through. In spite of the laugh whivh it caused in all quarters, thiere was a universal feeling that it was & grosa breach of J:rmltuu of -the Jolut convention, and an sct which deservea ! ¥, SEEEA A A GRIN PEELING OF SATISPACTION ran over tho faces of the Tilden managers on the Democratis side, but this changed In less time than It takes to write It [nto deep disap- polotment when Mr, Wison, of Iowa, made the point of order that it was not. competent for the House, acting alons and under fts rules, to refer auy question whatever to an outslde tri- bunal. 8uch refercuce could only bo wade by the two Houses acting concurrently, This polnt was promptly sustained by Speaker Randall, and the debate ou the declslon of the Commis. sfon began at ouce. Thia act on the part of tha Bpeaker was vrobably the most Inuportant one In its far-renching eifect of any ko has perform. ed this sesslon, There Is no doubt but that Kuott's proposition was tho studled aud cuunivg devics of TIB MORN DESPEHATE TILDEN MANAGK by which they expected to deluy action hvx::'ch dignitied and yot effoctive tilibusteriug as ro- peated formal references of questions back to the Commisalon mignt prove to be. No onu could mioro fully understand the effect of such aright, If ouco recoguized, nor the great ad- vantagu which it gave his party than Mr. Ran- dull, and yet ho did not hesitato s wuoment on the clcar polut made by Mr. Wilson, but sus- talned [t and fn the same breath recognlzed Mr, McCrary to procced with the maln debate, ‘This rullng of the Hpeaker Bocs very far toward § " : 'ha Commisslon adjourned ugtll 11 a. m, t : D0 | Mol for oo forues dectalons. whidh have S i iy o g Yidesce I glven by o fuco | necensaty to count Jodgments 1n quo warranto | Gradrida bat Siven sheven votes for Sammeal o | asscrtion of Jeading Demosrets T barn Howrs ool 4 Y M 17, = = cen severcly criticised as partisan, g‘ n'rlrz ;.K": :;afi:{a: ::flf:l:l':;?r;'! ; b:r.. l"' M rendered fn tho various Btates, and enter into 'Hldunint New York, as President, and eloven | there continucs to be a strong susplclon preva- 5 ' L2 MATS AND FURS. TUR AUDIENCE, | fasult will bo called £o aeconnt P4 | a fnquiry as to the regularity and conclusive- | yotes tor Thomas A, Hendricks, of Tudiags, 8 | Joy¢ smong the Republicans that the flouse LOUISIANA, H ““‘“““‘"‘" YA TR T AL | | Meantimo the great audienco, 3o fally repre- PHESIDENT PERDY ness of these judicial proccedings. There v’{"e':{'ffi‘,lwt‘d fn successlon, the Rtato of 11 | Democrats do not mean to allow the couut to DEMOCHATIO FLAN OF ATTACK. ¢ H A__PS--FUR ook " an sectons of the land, b gatherul to | Nolds the Senste down o thi sirct foterpreta- | must bo linoks, With twénty-one yotes for Hayes and | bo completed on Loulsfana shoutd it bo declared Boeclal Diogich fo Tha Tribus. 5 ook dowu upon tho Congress in Its solemn llm: 7! thuul;:lm;toral Ih.\lv, ruling that after a re- AUTHIORITY w:ullenle'. Whecler: Indiaus, with Aftecn votes for Titdou | for lfayes. Ono cause for this suspicion s the Wasmineroy, . C,, Feb, 12.—1t s not likely $ We are now recelving the SpelngBtyle of work. At no previous step of tha august pro- Preom h l(zt"mmil on has beon acted pato | ad at somo thue, to decldo who were ap- | and Jfendricke; lowa, with cleven votes for sccusatlon of bad falth aguinst ths Republican | that the Commission will reach a dectalon iu tho and Hoys' lats, - Purs of evers b nd{,m" itat | ceeding had such deep Intercat boen manitested 1,'3“‘.':':;“1" nr.ncuevecj wfih‘tnh:r:lvf;;xt”'l"floifl;-‘ :ll;: boluged Tiestores snd tha anly 15'{,“ ““d ',f'""l flayos nnd|\Vl\{ i Henaas ‘.",‘".h fly‘:hvn:? |“" members of the Cunmisslon which s currcut | Loulslana casc before Saturday, at the carlicst. i cost 1 J. B! BANES & €O, 70 Madlea in soy day's assomblage. Every prominent | Seuato ascmbled st 10 srho ang Gend, the it GUar By oo Con ol e found wae | Hescs amdl Wheelory, Wenloky, with tmelva | Sibers of he Coummieutan aohleh I8 o | eucertios of th oblottans vt i eeste 3 “_OPTIOAL—I NSTRUSENTS, Journal in the land had some ono hera to sce for | inally {n scaslon doing nothiug untll nearly &, | ¢ho .hd.fi,,, uiude by tho proper State authority LOUISIANA. be put forth ss an excuse for an intended re- | Wholo of the day, Then the Democratic coun- i IR BOAL S t Xt lta readers; tho diploriatic corps sent its lead- | When notice came that the Houso was ready’ to prior to the thine fixed by the Coustitution aud | = Then camo a cortificato from the State of | fusal to carry out the torms of the compro- | scl Will develop their lino of attack. Its clief 3 MANABHE, OPTIVIAY foz men to sce for Europo; the greatest array l&r %lffl"ufif"fi &l;; tll:llz;!.urifi v lorfixelumg vn-smgm.fl.uil \'flwpruxgq-} Loulsluna, !wlhuwlutf 3 mt_c' 1&% 1o yes, 'fi"‘l mbe, It ‘is alleged that certaln mom- | feature will be an nssault upou tho constitu- } pHlegul talent over gathiered at any ono poiut | eading nemsprers. - apost op Lo8 Bonators re- | O 4o | n'iltxe.:lf,"élfi‘ ks, The nower ot (ot «‘-::?Ifii".'ia'hm"ml::xcfiflrfiggy'mul"‘ind'tm: bers of tle Commlsion who were upon f tlouality of tho Returniog Board sud thole- | n tho land was here, stated fo frontof theBpeak- | treated to thels Commistes roums 10 seek 850 | yrreds Was to count, v ry }ejm,‘:fluy certitied | corresponding oue had been received by & mese | tho Committes which roported tho Cowpromiss | Fulity of its proccodiogs, The counsel will .;. e‘r 8 deak, or leaulug forward in thodeep clrcling | salace of sofes and uigars. s Yotes of the Status, senger. The messeuger appoluted for that pur-| bill sgreed during the scasion of that Commit- | Waut to lntroduce documentary evidenco to 1 ) n::l of men ranged l_mk of the desks. Cabl lxclr:luz‘w 5!;.0#}:_::5. MR, TUCKER poso was Thomas C. Afxderwn. 0no of the Re- | tes to the Democratic demand that no obstacles prove, first,.that the Board had no aathority to " S2icx, pers and Fleld Glawes, Teleacopes, Micro- eators, and i Electoral Jribupal ou Florlda has reawskeued | EisFiers ot the Colitulasion Lad tekon an oath ey | Into the legality and loncsty of thoacts of tho | sisuming that ¢ had, that kv did e Axes DISTIXGULILIRD rRIVATE CiTizExs il g m‘fl'l’:‘u“,"wo“;“':u:“‘fi “:,'l“;{ Hou and law.” The Commisslon, fu passing on | “The certificato baving been -read, the presid- | Returnlog Boards fu Florida snd Loutsfaus, aud | not ' make the canvass In the wanner 4 OYL XANKS. .| weroontho fior. Thers wero enough of David Stato Governments. 1t {s publicly ‘deciared | the ellgibility of Humpheeys, hud dociiuca to | ing offcer haoded 10 tho tellers anather sptlls | further (st thoes caras gentleme, when they | requlirod by law, The admisslbility of suchevl- ¢ wW Dudley Field's nsefal witnesses and enough al ! " pass on the question vt the validity of the vote | cato from the saune State, with 8 corresponding on the Commission, wero among the most | dencs will bo disputed -by the Republicsus, and. X GLBON & EVENDEN, | 10010 vivo vaciey toritcs 2 ol aster wiat diclalua is made, Packary: | S0 U8 the ducelion bt the vallty ofthe vute § eals from tho satne. 8 shwing 8 votes for Tif. | Bt upon the Commisalon, i riso an Iuterl D o OIL TANKS {tsuiliciently Dcmwmi{n,lhm:;‘::;g g'.'f: o ko flfilzfi'&nbglgf; o th swo affocs nuspaatnated, [ ston mean o dovide that the ndenmmmlnoz an | den aud Hendricks. This was authenticated by | S8rcst in opposiugg such au fuquiry. This socu- :,h“: v""':l"_;":‘m Comm'lfm'::: T LOEY QUSROG j ! 4xn SHIPPING CANS, | and compicte its Congresslonal character | the fact that tha White Leugue i tho city ooy, | Elector waa to have uo- €fect on th vl Ity of | McEnery as Governor of tho State, sation s s BEe AtoUiisues N 47 & 40 Weat Liko Btrsot, * | throigh the Isst ASeE | Bars about 10,000 well-armed. imen, tho proapeet | Ll vole! Ifthe State appuinted fueligible Eiect- | Still athirdvertificato was opencd and read cor- 13 VERY EASILY NADB, SO throug! . :ornpmen?i salution of tho local'questions aro | ¢¥% Waa Le, potwithstandiug, to be declared by | responding with the one bavlug been recelved becauss it does not sdwit of & proof. | which-ought to consumea full day. It Is not i L The debatewent on with Lttlo oterruption, | no Yéry prouisig. the Commision and tho 1o Houscs tobea | by inall, with votea for Hayes aud Wheeler, 8u- g procecdings of the Commmlttee wers | casy to sco how the Commission can admit evk- & B = , whlle cach side addrcssed moat pointed ate mpetent ““‘f’;n'fnh‘{‘o Yolotaba entlcated by ‘“{fl;‘gfila’g“"’“ Btate. sccret sod uo member can geveal | dence of this sort, or of any Bart, without do- § B ot i ey tbe castraressy. THE COUNT. 14, thew the uct of thio Canvassing Board of | The prosiding officer opencd and prescatod | them without doing & dlahonorablo thing, | parting from its own rulo lald down fnthe § LUE GLASS ghout was con ith great dig. 10 7um swsaT, tho Btate wes valid, snd the Constitusion, saother certificate vocelved by mull, 5o corre- | An open sad glaring act of bad faith on tho | Florids cuse. o that casolt declded thatitls 5 Rroveriy tramea tor curstiva el ooy Seouine | By aud decorum on both sides, ‘Wasmngroy, D, C., Feb. 12—~The session hn‘::- Jyas '°':d~‘ l: dml‘m maln guestion, spondiug one having been recelved by Mes | part of the Dewocrats, such as preventiog the | Dot competent under the Constitution and Lew 4 ifrd g recommended by Geaep Medllolont et nTnfllflM -Mntl‘:nm anig (Hivea | was resumed at 10 o'clock, with fow Benators | $1 declslo Tho only veico permitien 1o spens for | **3 iF: Money, ot tellers, procesded to read it, | S9mPletion of tho count, could mot be excused. | as it cxistcd st the date of tho passuge of z PEAmy 00 B L ‘éfi‘cfi Bl “{. .bat cio clmpfak'ca:cr;h - m:u‘;u.::u u‘x'o‘r: present. In respouse to & question of Mr. | uStatelu the matter ot e Presidentlal eloction | but it was obylous from the Bret seatence ttares | or palliated by vague allegutions of broken | sald act to go into cvidence aliunde the ¥ Davis, President Forry sald it would not Le ia wasthe volee of & Canvassing Board and of an | amere burlesque. It commenced by certifylug | prowlses on the part of two or threo Kepub- | papers upeacd Ly the Presidentof the Scoate Lo : N st