Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1877, Page 1

| e Chicago Daily TPibwne, , 1877. : PRICE TIVE CENTS. an objectlon to something eald by Hoar, andwes | that Supervienrs of Flections had threwn out a | one, ralved s committee {n advanca to ex- REPIUMANDED BY THE LATTER :"'l-’f,;‘;'l:'l';";;’:,;‘l"zrr'e“'lm:nu :’rm!gw nlflt:g!:‘ugr'!- ‘\‘mllné pde AJacta anont ‘lhu lu.-ctlll:n fl s i % for Interrupting the delfberation of the Com- | (un o Sqcnsr e el partah by pa 0 | thatCollege, They sent for witnerses and broug " eenagr fratid and irregu- | them hora fn large numbers, and made An sos missfun. A recess of three-quarters of an hour | larity, Geelarig his v ncas 10 show the aame hiy' | amination, and the Committee reported on the waa voted, and the Commissfoners went Into | E¥1dence now in poseession of the llrmu‘-'1 and con- | snbject, not expresmnz tn opinfoh whether they wtructively befare the Commiesion, They wi shonld or not e excluded, hnt. stating tho facts thelr retiring-roomn. On retarning they sur- | farther prepared (o shiow tiat Jey: anr Bre that there had never been nm‘nnnnl fimw votns vrised the lawyers and spectators by announce | 10F were Inellgthle, © the oo polding 8 | by any person sutliorized fo canvars them: osftlon aa Commlesfoner appointed b t and submitted -ty trestl 1o th two Ing that they had determnned to alt until 9 [ Poitio Conrt, " and Lescainr wn fievoyos | Hoimes WhUhGY the votehrn e caunted or not o'clock, and that they would allow four and a ofa Land District, and be mantained that ihe and the 1wo tounes, racn acting for Itacif, decided ' clanes of the Constitution extended not only to | the; aliou!d be excluded, Now, Iask this Com- :L"J.'.'Q".Z':T..:f'r‘:’,.'"n'.'..”x.'r"'»'mi"i'.'.ki'.fi,, ;lr:ml'l,l]x:; the vfflcor butto the act, They wonld furiner | toseion enetios 1t will do fo decido that Congress prova that nnder the Canetitution of Lonisiana, IOLATLD ITA CONSTITUTIONAL DUTY fora bnsty dinner at the restauiant, and at 5 :&;Lfl: probibita any person from Lolding twe or uq:r')wdA;antr in hnhllnxlhnlumv vote shoald K or, o'cloel not be counted four yesm sgo! That mnst be fnafsted that the frands lm!mmted by the Je:xwmu were of the most vutragcous deserip un. 5 THE SENSATION OF THE DAY, undoubtedly, was the specch of Parman, of Florida., ‘Purman is a Florida earpet-bagger, nominally n Republican, who In the Intestinai quarrels “of his own State has recently beea hanging on the verge of all parties. fle ha Iong had a fmrmnn! quarrel with Govr Btearns and doubtiess contributed as much as any one persan to_the reduction of the Hepublican mua Jority in Florila, The fact that Purnan would #peak ot any subject would not ordinarlly at. tract attention in the Ilouse. Iln has” not T AT —— | LOUISIANA. T! Her Electoral Vote Now: En- UGHBY, HILL & | Custom Trousers £ Order for 5, | = aecaimann Our Now Doparturo, advertisod Sunday, resultod in 142 orders Mon- The Case Taken Up Yc.‘ilcl‘- dey and Tuesday. Wo must takeordors for at loast 100 pairs a day to THREE OTHENS WERE DISQUALIVIED, the conclusion that you sre“to hald, for you | during his Congressfonal carcer made Nimselt day, 1l Good Prog- TME COMMIMRION REARSEMNLED .t Joflroin, Marks, and Harch, cannot back * of the - Governors | conspic . mako the onterprise pay. ‘Wo have now 60 pattorns for you to select from. ay, and ¢ & and Carpenter took the floor. Tn thetr anxlety :::pctd\?cl?);r:lparn:!‘): of " Election Dirtnet e | comtintate otk come o, the repeal of tha | rose ip samie oo nfgaker The fact gy e Romembor, perfoct fit: porfoot satisfaction overy way or no sale. Somo ress Made, topuali the business along as rapidly as possl. | torney, and State Nenutor at the tma of the efec. | act of 1870, the question ,inay be raised whether TUE SIGNAL POR A RENSATION. tlou., " They were, he maid, further pre- | tne repral law revived the original law, bot in that l:n-d to show that it was determined | Stato that facy is forbidden by the Constitution, so fore,ite result was known, that If necessney t | tiat the nbwoqtient repeni of the act of 1870 woald filfect the reault the Roturninz Hoard sy prepiared | N0t revive the aeg of 1008 oy Act of 1808 {a lost ta glve the State to Hayes, regardleza of for whom | entirely, unfoss it 1o continted In force by the re- the votes hod heen east. Yislon. 1{ the revired mtatutes continned (tIn forgo In conclusion, hie arked that tlie moral Yight of | then vrovisions of tha get of 1470 did contain the univorse might he allowed to shine upon this | provisigne In frvepl to lectore, The act of 1872 transaction, and the natiun be free from the vile | il no h PXceut to A< dates, which was wholly une ble the meinbers of the Commission overiooked the absence of gas In the conrt-toom, It was soon darle, and the only method of lighting that could ho hastily tinprovised. was by candles. Abuut fifty were arranged uoon the table of the Judges and the lawryerr, but their unfted light parties yostorday ordorod two pairs, and why not P CUSTOM TROUSERS TO ORDER IN 48 HOURS! | porsicar Arguments Waste the $5. $5. $5. $5. $5. $5. Breath of the Congros- BOSTON SQUARE DEALING STORE FOR THE MALE SEX. sional Objectarg. It was therefore a surprise 10 n good many speculators that when Purman arose, without any previous natice having been given of tho nature of his specely, that the Chalrman of tha National Iremocratic Committre, the Demo- eratic meinbers of the Florida Investigating Committee and a very great number of the tead> 2 8 ing Democrats of tiie House, took seats In tho ouly produced partlal mitigation of the dark- act of this feturning Board, neeeasars, Conzeess inving determined that, Now, e Mty il : g s o U ot SO |t oS v, e | 5 LA G L 0 | L R M Tl e svectators gat in the totally obscure back- | m shat tho Comminaton, ho apprehended, was o ! u o a8 if the epeaker was Hen Hill or Lomar, This WILLOUG’HBY, HILL & GO., PrOpI‘thOl‘S» Matt Cm'pentcl‘ as the Chnmplmt grounll. The counsel becamo Indistinet and | tN€Same compocition of the Committee appalnted ELECTORS AL NOT STATE OPPI“ERS, cullar clrcumstanee 1 strongly atrengthons by tho two liouses for its cunvenience to perform They lrel therefore, not excluded In these gene certain dutice, and that thelr jnrisdiction was do- | eral hrovis; Open overy ovening uatil nino.’ fined by cortain well-entabilshed lawe, 1o main- | Iregard an entirely cunclieivn in_ regard to the ac- ghostly figures In the midst of a Jurld ond he susplcion generally w Ispered about that the smoky atruospliere, ons of thie sct of 1872, Annth 1 W Yedand to (s ace | BANTC OF Durmanis. spePorcd Sbot kuown to of the White-Liners and 55 et = TR L OTING. 1ained that there conld be no_question of the fa. t | Uon of thie Keturning Board i excluding votess, | the Democrats before his manuscript was read i POULTRY LXMIBITION, ARTISTIO TAILORING, Bulldozers. CAUPENTER STRUGGLYED DRAVELY 0N that Williany b ;{fl;..‘,,,!u-.."n?,é'mfi:oc tietate, | When the Comt et ot (e $0 mys | to the House today. The subetance o b “‘“'n“n\wfi""m A re e R P Sep with his argument for over an hour, and then :llc:l‘ngdlvhre(‘c’l,xgxlv:\kqle::{ lfi:E ne, n:;"x;;:lt "1”?3 that Elgc "n,n"'"'xl‘ b'i ;,‘i”“‘:;‘,"'m'”" Loch :Feluch,“!rom’n‘mflnli;l polnt of flmd was the D b — 5 2 ) y J 3 SECOND ANNUAL tugeed for o repricve, aasing that the ‘smoke of proper aficers of the State, and raawtariy inducteq “Rrare, 0 Giate oy U@ | and tho Tilden Electas oerats careled Florida, 1 Ar ill P, b the caudles made hin sick. The Commlssioners pto, oftice, and whei' a rebellion” Jed by | Amerlean State, - o te of thls Unfon, With something u alr of tor f ‘guments of Counsel Will Proba- appeared to betired of the effort to hold a night | McKnery Tad overthrown the Tegal Garersnent | ol Mepublicun form uf government, conzrens | | Witl fomething o r of an actor fn opera. [ 5o the Prevident had used the power of the. United | could to-motros take up the Conrtttntion of Mya- ufle, e ennouticed heroleally that whatever bly Bs Finished To-Day, scsslon under such difficulties, and an adjourn- | e Pree) Dt dan e e micht Le the consequences to himeelf he made n nnd restore this | sachusetts and inspect it, and, flndlnglu Was not Governwent, mnd the Senute bad by nolemn re- | Kepabifcan, reorzanire tliat State, nnd when the solve recognized and approved the action of tho | Constitution saye aState in ruch manner ax jts Low president, = The House nf Lepresentativen: Lad | Inlature shall prescritie sheil npuolnt Kicetors 1t re. #v0 aduotedla rerolution by n voto of 165 080 de- | fers, of Conrers 1o hat Taiei of overnmnent cineing that Kelloge shonid be recopnired as Gov. Which fta Lezialature has restricted Ly frnor af ho Buate of Loulalana to tho cud of the | it own Constitution. " g "Nk not Sirmuf oifict. Abe Leslaluture of Lonwiana tud | mean mome fotientot commanity, 10 means onie 8o ngreed that the term of the ofiie: of helloze | of our States, 1 matntain tha 1t the manner pre- Miouid not be interfeted wiih during the term for | neribed by the State, of Fouiion tor appolnting \rhick he was elected, and until his succensor Lt ctors ia n violatlon of the Constitution of that been quntifies, It i€ to tru tiat Kellosg wan | State, thea 1t 13 flovarmor an the Gt of Novewmber, It was twani. | NOT A COMPLIANCE wiTH Tir: CONSTITUTION OF featly trag that TIE UNITED BTATEY, M'ENERY Wis NOT, Tclatmthat if t can whow the Eiection law I Hohadof his own will retired from tho contest | clearly In violation of the Constitution of the State n 1874, and had not attewnzed to discharge any of | of Lonlsiana, it ts equally in violation of the Con- the datles of that office np 1o thre thne, Fhe aoee | FLitAtIon of Hhe Cotto Siates, filleate viven by i was Srregnlar from necessite, | 10 now procoeding to treat the act of 1672 an for he hiad not an ofice where thie returna coald fe | though it appiled (o the clection of Kro1ore: This [ade, aud he had 0o Sxcretary of State o cerlify | 8ct createsn Canvassing. Hommd to be apoointed by ble slpnature, fhe Senate, aml eo far a3 anybody Knowa they Alr. [urlbnt argued at length agninet -the admin. | hold thetr ullices durimg v tiatural lves, slonof evidence and guthy peliu tho face of the | As vacanclen vcenr they . hye the Szbs to retuens, Mo declared the lleturniug Board | 01 them. They are 3 elose corporation, wes o Tegnl body, aud it decision linal. Tho | and a taueh more potent than eovle of this State upreme Court of the State iteeif, na reparda 1tg [ (I this law in constitutional) an the Uovernment own degal olection, has decided that the return | of the Cnlted Hates 1a more potent than the Goy- made by this Loard aud required by law Lo be ficd | crnment o tlat State, . Dath tho Secretary of Stute, and aleo required o | Mr Carpenter tien recited the provisions ‘af Le promulgated by l:nlull\:nllon Inthe papere, are | the act, und vnumerated the dutics devolving upon c¥ldence on which tho Governor givesn vomsuls. | the Beged of Cunvassers, #lon to all ofticers th tho. Stute, and that these se- AL this rulm Mr. Carpenter complalned of feel- tarnn aod declarations are prinea fack evidence unwell from tie close alwosphere of tho court which can only be vone bebind in o Juwildial | room, which had rome tine previonsly been ren. trial. This Coinmiesion Is not witting, no can it | dered very disagreeabls Iy the raoke of the can- Sit, as n Judiclal tribunal to try which of tue two | dics with which Binnie 1t was lizhited, and the Com- aentlemen nomed for Preetdent lave actualiy been | wisslon thercupon -hnfllrl before 7 o'clock mde tnent until to-morrow morning wes carrled., Carpenter, at the ontset of his speech, sald ho 4lId not represent Mr, Tilden; that he had no aee qualutance or sympathy with bim; had voted against bim, " and would do so agaln if he were opaln o candldate; but thiat hie betleved that he was elected, and there- fore nppeared fu the ease. The clectton of Til- den Lie revarded ns the greatest disaster thot cunld fall upon the country, except the reatlng of his oppouent by fraud, fifs argument was chiefly devoted to showlng that the Returaing Board bold to pronounco the astounding truth. Iils statement of course was RECEIVED WITIL TREXENDOUS OUTHURSTS OF APPLAUSE £ on the Democratic side. Whatever Purman may have been bold to do nr not to do to-day, hic lias not Iind the couraze of his convietion ui- 1l to<lay. Yeaterday it would have Leen a very stmple thing for him'to have obtalned the tove from any Democrat to have made o wpeoch lke that, but ovened not. his mouth, and, when the roll-catls wer valled upon the two resolutions, hie dodiged, There are several witnesses to the fact that Purinen within o few weeks had with fndignation repelled'thie fnsina uatlon that he intended to mnken #peech I fuvor of the Démoerats. That Intimatio was published early in the winter, and tn reply to that chiarie Purman made this thignant enlal, He had nat the cuur, 10 spesk of his convie. tlons earller in the ‘sersfon, nor e I come to 8 different conclusion’ now. The publicans are not disposed to ive much welzig 10 such extraordinary and suddenconversion of § carpet-bagyer to o Democrat. Purman b bogt tnadeto fecl sumewhat the disadvantages of 1 carcer the Democrats have thoushit worthy o, Investization within the lust few months.” 1t as been POV HGEONG, ana_ | Our Spring Styles |45 s oo e PET STOCK’ urman, of Florida, Bids for Recog- QSSOGIfithfl Of Fflllfilei's, SDHM Fflsh]’gfls Issugfl‘ By Placing His Hand Upon His Heart AT THE and Shouting for Tilden. EXPOSITION BUILDING, 1 (i Elmor Glovant's Colleetion of Wonderfully- {IF PAID WITIIIN FIVE DAYS,) tion Dills Stin Grinding, Tralued Canaries, aud Prof, Axford's celebrated Etenm Ilen, in process of hatehing, are amouyg the ) gy ity e e i o, : UNTIL MARCH 1'. A i Baclsiods b EEWAR’D ELY & {/0 Encounter Only Dry e e n, Plekings. KELL E’-Y, Wabash-av, & Monroe-st, MORLEY T ART GaLioRY, — | Senator Kelly Glves Iifs Verslon of the 1IAD NO LEGAL AUTHORITY for canvassing the vote for Electors, and that the cavass ouwht to huve been made under the old Jaw by the Governor and Becretary of State, It it were held to have authority, then the Electors had no power to fill the two vacancies, caused Ly the absence of Levisee and Brewster, for the new Electlon Iaw of 1853 re- pealed the provision In the old law for Bllinge vacaucies in the Electoral College, The Repub- Heuns might, be sald, take cither horn of the difemma. Inonecase they would lose eight votes aid In the other two, ‘The diligent disposition evinced by the Com- mission to-duy makes it probable that it will v PROVED AGAINST UM that, with a giest mang uther parsons who have recelved opurobrious “eplthets, he obtatued loan from the Freedian's Bank of eome thus sauds of dotlars upon o deposit of some of HAD AN ANCIENT LOOK 8 Purman unrolled it iu the facy of the Houss, 1t has ‘been kuown for two months that he in- tended to deliver it, and te-morrow's i pullican’ -~ will contaln a letter from B. McLin, Clairman of the Florida ‘agsing Board, dated Tallabssee, Jan. 5, fu wiilch he states that o lias known 'for soime tinie of Purman's intended political treachery, aud that durlug the late politleal canvass e wad n telegraphic correspondence with a notorlous Aitany lobbylst und Tilden operator, who camie to Tallahasseo nnd had ‘seeret cominunication with Purinan, aiter which Purmian told MeLin that Hayes could not be President; Tilden was .aman of great wealth, and that even It 1layes should “have o majority of the Electors Tilden would succeed fn ¥ER DOZAN, Espectal attontion 1 Sel ¥ Eiven 1 Ladios’ and Chittress e helr places except Senator Thurman, The o o Deuocrats wanted to wait for his ardval. A juroz. BITTINGS BY APPOINT. few minutes® delay was nasented 4o ns a matter of courtesy, and not of right, Senator Edinunds LIBNT. taking care to protest against any assumptlon that it required more than aquoram to transect bustucss. Mr. Thurman came In after o while, 210 & 213 'Wabash-av, suffering from neuralzle, but was not able to T rreeem———— | remaln during theday, At o quarter past 11 aud never was, Governor. 8o wany of yon about it uud as much varnestuess, insisting that cuby seate {l;’:!c ‘,«hu ‘Iu.-lnm't SY;EHN’&&:% 3‘( 1t shoulil ke considered at leugth, as if the ques- ofien secn the aignatures o 2ot Attaced 10 1 4ion of counting thie vote of that State was stit] dentiale of souieboly sepiring fo_recosmition s :;‘n Luocklng for x‘:‘ilm'h{lunp to the Senate, bdc [ ab open onc,and as If the result depended 5“ hu;c "evt;fdflrwnnud y:nr dour; ftu fin{‘ #uch | Jargely upon the lght which might be thruwn emand, and w iany Yo ne 4 e belong 'to_ 1o othér Hopme have eren that same | Upuu inolters by the House, As If this Were: nawe appended to the credentials of thuse who | ot enough of Florida, Mr. Dudley Fluld ok ;.ufu -d';;y‘tgdutgu“;n;lyvl‘flmflmve3"“3:'; continued his examination fu regard to the , but you hay or: ed s und saldy. 1o 4o not ey turned 1 Sickinery, | aflalrs of that State. His firat witucss In the character of Goveraor.”' Tuo mot know however, served fully to expoto ane of thegreat that b has evor appesred Lefore tho Supreme | cenantions which Tield prepared aud put before :‘.;‘,'{“b.,fi 4 fl‘hfl"‘"‘;,"nymfil'pflm% ,'{“.'1',’ the ccurtry {n his Committee sume weeks since, &nvernflr‘ of l‘.uuh‘i'anta. Cnl:'lL Jmtn':;ml P hian [ 18 wil be remembered that he produced a tele- - vew In that' Conrt o fesus PR e thurein Sonlirmed: 0" that- youhart alaly 5ou9 | Rrapl-operator who swore to Laving beard a scveral capacities born called unan 10 pass judg. | diepatel passing over the lues to Gov. Stearns tuent upon the prelenee, and hive all which was fu clpher, ond fn which the word GIVEN JUDGMENT AGAINST IT, ed tlil to-torraw at | e all the argumcents in the Loulstana case be- | elected, Journe s swhuse worthless stocks or bonds as_ sectrity. SPaedy Oregon Purchinse. linve all the argu SENATOR NOWE . He was fuvestizated ot the Tast eoeston or thg g C O y f?"l'lell:dl"“m"“‘ to-marrow, and that a declslon | ye, agressed 17 Cowmuslon on belialf of tho IDLE TALK, charge of huving sold n_cadetship, hus o contess 5 ‘ . 7 : will Le 5 Ituuuhhml}:u?h}ecmn.“hlle nld‘-‘ 1 \\s boh{;c‘x A FONEREAL DAY IN THE HoCSZ, before him In the nexe ougress, and [t {3 Tlave, UNDER COVLR, all alzes of thelrsnperfor THE TRIBUNAT, REACHED ON THURSDAY. L!;,-:r"u.un; m-";m.f«;’c'flm !;:l‘flb‘}:': :::yunyl.;afu fvecial Dispatch to The Tridune, nut certain whose name the present Democratie A L - Magnificent Art Gallery and Btudios OBJECTORS' ARGUMENTS, £ that a report can be made aud tho count pro- | Kuery and ble o they wert dircdted by (he Lewiehe | WARNINGTON, D. Coo Foby 1A very pecul: { Llerlcof the tlouse will put upon theroll, Tnn L e CK a W ‘! N N fl aro tho attraction for (hoso desiriug . Spectal Dispateh to The Tribune, ceed on Friduy. Ropublicaus are contident that | furg of Loy o veto for Vrcaldet, and Jon | far state of affairs exieted o the House side of :‘L‘:‘l""l‘"e‘ fortnri d‘fl'fi:‘g'&’? gk“rml-m:n 5‘.‘,":,'1'.::"1: : cxquirito Photographs. Iine Por. Wasnixotos, D, C., Feb, 18,—The Commfs- | the Huyes returns will be ordered counted by TRhE s Jave dich v e Sotu e Tl Feeclve | 1o Captrol toduy. The Democrats on the floor | of the priculd P e (R e il {ratta in Crayon and Wetor Colors a slon took hold of the Loulslana case to-day in o thie sana vole that scitled the Florlds question. gifor Peesideut and Vice Presldent unleas' Lia | fuslcted upon taking up and discussiug the | Republicans ore not astonished at b3 conmes i Bpooity, THF FINRST QARD eplrit that plafuly fndicated that the days of Among the Democrats there 18 still some Lope | right vo to vots Is ceetifed by the Governor of the | Eopda gquestior, atd eianifested os muclh vigor The wanuscript of this npeech . PICTURES IN TIID WORLD, 83 delays arc at au end. All the members wero fn | that Judge Bradley will wako Lis mind that | Stute. John Mcknery was not iu Novemver lost . [ ucithir of fho conflicting certificates is voted, aud that butb sets of returna ought to be re- Jected, The care be displayed i tuking notes of the points In the arcuincnts of the Dewo- cratie objectors to-day pives them a Ruod deal of comfort. ! A QUESTION' OF VERACITY. Bomo of the Democratie members of the Elec toral Iribunal aud of the Committee which Traned the.bill under which the Tribunal fs net- lug haye hail several conferencea of an inforinl charactér fn order ta reivesh their memories as to tle futerpretation which was put on the Electoral bitl durivg fts consideration In the matter of golng buck of returns, They Lave yery genernlly agreed, it was conceded by I¥hich they can dollver elean and freo from anow orce. Wholesaicand retall, ot lowest market rates, Also lirlar Ui, 97 WA VALENTINES! Tincst selection in tho clty at PHILLIPS BOOK STORE, Ro. 101 IMadison. i ACCIDENT ANCE. . | theoblectors were started with thelr apecches, ACUIDBNT TIOKET + #| Scnntor MeDonsld, of Indiana, and Representa- e tive Jenks, of Pennaylvauia, apoeared for the Democrats, McDonald’s sonorous, outdoor voice, and his robust manuer, gave to il efort , 2 ratker more apparent welght than its matter 81 BUYING ENOUGH to secure his election: that it was Impossible ta descrved, for it was little more than a reliecreal g Celom “Blsmarck ” nppeared. . tlefeat a man ’s vast wealth, on ; 2,600.00 for $3.451 of tiie familiar Democratle argument agalnst | Republican members ' of the * Committers, a1de over fne i Eirop i LLE hellogg has pre- | “Famarss mtorpretai as a diapatet pussing be. | It would be s et ot o e that T THE OII0AGO TRIBON Four personn bllled at Aslitabula held fosar. | 1¢ Returulng Doard, 1lo brought outwitha | that the provisions. of the Dbl author. | Fide] O Ite lawful Uovernor. The Prevident nan | tweon Stearns and Secretary Chandler, and evi- | Purian to 2o duwn . with their party withoat : e e aneo tiekets fur 83,000 each |u the Food deal of force, huwever, the Ized an fuvestigation of the returus. recognized hrho.\bl uf“'l“if'sz‘ whnh bas ll,tme‘d deutly reluting to the corrupt use of ‘money {nmnznny'lhlll.l olut D{u l’l’ne b’r Hlmll.. %ppgr: ; RAILWAY PASSENGERS ANSURANCE €0, TECINICAL LEGAL OBIECTIONS This, however,. {s denled by the Republlean | the cnactmente of the Leglslature, or has refived |. finlty presented of making o fortune by de 1o slyn them, nud perforied )l ‘other functions | of troops In Florida, Today it appearcd ertaining 1o his oftice, ! r " B Concitston, Me Howe nsked tho Commisstofy | tHAL ths dispateh was between pri 1o listen to the lawful volcs of Louielana as to the | Vate partles, who were fn partoership lnwlful voice of any other State, nod give welght | n busineas, une in New York, one fn W ashing- H . ton, and onc {n Florida, and that the dispatch re- clariug for Tliden; that he proposed furtbes 1 private Interviews with McLin, which were ree 2 fusea, aud that the latter {s satisfied that Pur- man was operating for Tildey, and endeavuring 0 bribe the Canvassing Board, members in couversatlon. The Demnocratic members, however, reassert that thls was the understandiug, and judging from the futimation of some it would not Le surprising if they were OF HARTFORD, CONN, azalnst the power of the Board to canvass CASIE ASSETS o ommvmmorrrmseos o i the voto for Prealdenthl Electors, made LOSSES BALD, 335500000 | I the abjections sabrmingag Ty 240 TICKETS FOR SALE AT ARL, PRINCIPAL, | o0t meetiox only, and . iosisted THE (HIC460 TRIBUNE, o It. lon of Mr. Tlowe's argument, Y T ALk ] qualification of two of tho liayes | tomakoa polut of thls bewre the Loulsiuna | At the ‘conclasl o at | lated solely to private business affairs, Thus = BAILROADS AND INSURANCE OFFICES, | Eiectops by fhe Federal Constizution for holding | case la disposed of. To what extent they Siartn, Contrien AL, s Compision L | ated solely to rate cli'of seosations. 1t was INVESTIGATIONS, v, 3 J Federal oflices, and ot four of them by the | might bress thelr {uterpretation of this feature | appear for the Democrain slde, Mr. Evarty an. MADDOX, JA!!EBP&:}&HEHSDN. 1 cll.\lfl.bt;flel’.. WILLAUD, 2 d it cit, Tetary, Gront Republican N owspaper, - heralded over the country several weeks slnce nounced that Messtv, Stougliton, Shellabarger, and Limactt wonld nmesr for s o Itcpnblicans " by the Democratle pressas o most damaging .\l; Campboll requested six Lours' argument for disclosure In connectlon with the Republican “Sir. G 01d moved to make tho tlme four hoars, | INGNAsment of the Florida cumpalgn. The Btate Constitution for liolding Btate offices. e T e— Jenks devoted himself chlelly to drawing o TUSOELLANEOVIS, Lighly-colored pleture of the alleged frauds and $4,000 WANTED . the Reuning Bounl g o e of the bl remalns to boseen. It might bo carried to tho serfous’ extent of a rupture In the Tribunal {tself, or simply be placed upon the record in the form of a protest agalost the Special Dispatch 1o The Tridune, Wasmsatox, D, C, Feb, 14—Tha Repub- Heans are sald to have arod n plckle for Mad i dox when be shell be again called to the wit POLLAR WEEKLY TRIBUNE, o e CARTEYTED v o o Pl o 27 resed by Wil 7 Wy, dox was 1 e ¥ VERY THIN. = ¥ . h i e iy ¥ Topmein mphorinew, ST rde Donald talked as If thoso clarzes wero all fully Democrats. here have sturted a story that ,,,fl}‘Jfl,‘,}:’flfi‘{"fi.‘,‘}fi.fi‘,"fl“fl:'."’,’,'.:‘c“‘}‘;‘,'."e‘fififl i JIEFCAED TO ANSWEN Secret-Sersice, upon an order of Mr. Stanton g THE BEST PAPER FOR THOE unk nantotratn, Saiie and tusine Proved Ly evidenco Lotura the Commlsslon, fn- | president rans. Chnudler, und Scnator Logan | forfbaute and a hal oad int the Conmission ould | the questions asked by Larreuce, und when the | ferepors ot War, about six times, and was con ER FOR T 2 AU ICTT (0 many Ol0 melehuiity stead of being enteral Into n conspiracy 1o secure the election | Sor iele rgur hearing at & o'clock and st bntlg | Ol fttee dectded that b hé ¥ Y v A oy FARMER, MECHANIC, koown me for 20 yenrs, Addre vune otice, FARTISAN ACCUSATIONS of Davls to the Senate, that he might not be | ougnee! ven i & Committee de:tded that Le “}“l‘ auswer, he tined n the dungeon fu the crypt in the Ol BANKER, MERCHAN sliglole for the appofntment of "the grand | © When the Commmlselon agein nsscmblod a5, ox- | S refused, but as the refusal was ' to | Capitol Prison. Each time he managed {n soms B POLITICLAN, FAMILY, Stenogr &Phy, about wich tho rulesof tho Commissfon do noy | eliziole feno Ingenious invontion ts that | Renaior Carpenter arose i aatds. ++ 1t the Couts | shield tho Democratle. members. 1o Whom AN, A2 S way to sccure his release. He {8 renresonted e liave heen urrested for communieating with th. chemy, and was arrested the last thme with ony Bob Bwanm, of Maryland, Gen, Bradley T Juhuson, it Is sald,” 1t summoned by th Comuiittee, could give somo futeresting tes timony about Maddox as to his cotinectiol Wit a certain tobacco transaction. The charz 4 made by the Republicans Is that the Confed i crates, belng nearly destitute of supplies, ang [ TO DUSINESS MEN, admit testimony to be taken. Jenks went Into Avclatfon, 101 Lanalia-se - wi ‘{,‘;:mhs;:;:mrr;h:g the detatls of the excluded Democratie majorl- :‘.fl.’.‘-‘:.‘".::".“.‘:’,:’..‘.’ uflrfivnu‘nimh You czn dictste ten | ties (n the rejected parishes, and treated the I raplier 1" the time ot writing ope, lluymrlnzuug. of thaso parlshies ns wholly a re- e T e sult of Repiblican consplracy and fraud; never TO RENT, once referriug to the methods resorted to for t NN M1l sccuring those mnajorities. AN the whipplngs, 40, 000 SUPLRI‘ I(JIAL BEE’P wnurders, and other forms of bulldozing that do: 01 floor roorn for manafacturing vurpores, TO 1y stroyed heavy Republican majoritles bie did not uhateam power, In Lrick Llock on Wedalagtan. &8 much as mentlon. Bradley’s views were knownj that the cholee would” be between Bradley and Dayvis; that Davis would not bo o Commissloner If clected Scnator; tuat the President and Chandler tefes graphed to Logsn tomnake a shuw of o flght 3 that the Democrats would choose Davie, and thatass reward Logan should be made Secre- tary of War under Hayes, The rumor haviy; Leeu statel (o Gen, Logan, he pronounces is entirely fulse, plears (o “rellove aoure l;ulo hfl"flfl)‘“ :“9'- he had betrayed the secrets of the telegruph i veoats . tae datcnt ™ i “yinting | ofMee. and who hiad helped to concoot the story Enr wl.‘omln p‘wlr gm-. ll desire to way, in lu;:.y of whicli his testtmony was o part, so Instend of rat place, tha Mlemsnopoer for =umtiel 4o | roporting Iim t3 the flouso for contempt he ;T:de:l\:bt |l|l:: fi::.;‘!“-!‘rf'fir’i‘i‘,}‘ \:-v Dr:lu 1”;\1.‘;::-";’1:"“ ! seens to have been reported to the Scrzcant-at- ';;lhrv. :l:nln‘-l'\,_vl‘n:'rn IIVI(I)'"-d nlm lhuiglhrglr‘m‘ ae Arms, Thompeon, as a su'tablo Person to reward e Jast, ant seannal, cuuld order 8 new [ yih inten He was promptly placed on Thomr ? 2 fov); :;‘ull' Jn"fi'.fii"‘{%“.r'e"l-'f.':z'u hl‘vlf“ 'llfi; bx’flv:“r'u’l'g son's 2oree, aud Mr, Fleld pather cellpsed bin- arty o power fn this country to-day would | self with the second witness, Ho'was o French FoTho® rontcet “calamitythek ‘out o Y PROSPECTUS FOR 1877, & A Twenty Weeklies for 20, Postaga Pald. A REPUDLICAN NEWSPATZR. While Tre Cincavo Tuinexe lan Republican Tewepaper, and contributed as much a8 any ofher o walter in a restaurant In New Orleans, where, haviug no money, formed s pool and 2ot tor £ between Litaton and Jefterion, In iarge of aigan 1es . noRLDUT, THE ARGUMENTS, the prople excent one, and that one gren calumity | W h i i 5y P 1n the Unlted States to the succevs of ite party, jt : i) " VQul he to ktep it 0ut by fraud zud faleelood, | while dining together, Wellshad dirceted Little. ther a large quantity of tubaceo, which ther ;_Ml;'ny_ lnd‘w‘:,cm ek ‘h"’:m{"_ 2. 1% BISHOP. 10 South Jeftervanaat, | detalliug the violence, disorders, and fncipe A'DONALL'S ANGUMENT, s Keep i1 Bteared for 10 000} i e arge q y of tubaceo, whic 3 Wisuixaroy, D. C., Feb. 18,~At the meet- ing of the Electoral Commission to-day Nenator Thurman was absent owlvg to flinces, but etal | fleld to ehunge certalarcturns, Fleld announced Tour viaie Whioso oHel D farrineblied by | T Comnttee thiat this man could scurvely Board of Loulsiana, " aud cantinued us follows: speak Enzlish, ond could hardly understand o Placed fn Maddox's hands to take North to ey supplies for them, While Maddox had 1t fn traunt, the Union forces, who Lad been adviseq slon of L views, and slms o be right rathor than Jattionn; and while holding party high it hotds the country higher, fent rebellion in Loufslana, went almost as far as to aduit what the Democrats would be glad to make out, namely, a condition of aflairs such ANsImPY, ALLAN LINE 2 y h Laslvol the bill creating taia tetbu- Rl ¢l ¢l - i o i GENERAL CHARACTEH, S amould Justify the rejection of both [ nfter udelay of fitteen miuutes tho Benator ar | oy PN A0S VeY basieol Bre o et Ve question In "‘"""}“' ""ufim‘:),'"f“‘"’“ Fer | of tho movemeut, captured the tobueco and e Tho gencral character of Tue Ciicaan Trisyxx £ rived. Ten minutes later argument was begun | 10 hoth Houscs of Congrest sud tas pea quested the Committeo ta ultow him to Maddox near Frederick, Md, This 1 the lot of ¢ o OOEAN MAIL 8TEAMSHIP: feturiis ou the ground of there belng 1o cffictent e Housex of Cougress may eet them'ushie, Thoro fa ACT AS INTEUPRETER tobacvo fur which Maddbx bias long Lad pending i oo well eatabllstied to need recapltalation, Ta 4 5 S, Btate Goveromont. He made good poluts, how | by Senator MeDonsld, who suppurted the obe fo ol tion,of saying thut thls trimna la exorslee { g g g ALT A The uroposition that % i its news dupartument it tv wecond o nw paper in the VIA QUEBEC aud VIA BALTIMORE, ever, Iu citiug a decirlon of the State Supreme | Jéctlons to the Hayes certiflcate from Loulslana, the, Judiclal power, "or that whetlier you decig [ for this Frenciman, i o} aclalm of $00,00, The Ropublicans ussert +t Unlted Btates, The Weekly Edition contaluss ,,Pus.\ur:‘ att ""“i‘ between nrinctpal potnts 1n ! H v i Mr. McDunald referred to previous Congres- | that the vute shali be counted for Hayes or Tiiden, | lawser should examine his own witnoss Inafor- | theteabitity to prova this statement. carfully prepared sumuiary of the news of the Fatrove st mertea, | Cpbin and Bt ‘Accoma | Court uphiolding the validity of the Returalng ( Mr that d“l‘"}{“ nrfl'lmll‘r h: "e-]l”"rll‘b-'"':'tlgllhflc elgn languare and interpret his replics was so Ot ot Lioet notd intatned that the ey | drall that every ouo In the Commiitee-raoim 't of tho caso can it be maintained that the tefe | Qrul * Y ot Ly can i malptaluct Taughiea Leartily st Fleid, even the Democratie At thi 'i"‘|‘1:|1:'|""’] pid l:-“""]"“"l;l "” m-'lcd \ip | memnbers jolnitws in this with the rest, Mr, 6 polnt dustice Dradiey b Fien % i T 3 e ot Wpiujan an they | Luwrenco fmmedfately made polot that If ths polnt. 1t1e the unlvemal theary, so far ue bum | mun was 1o bo exumined in regand to conversa. uforined. that the powers of thls Connmitsion e~ | tioue f English which he aa overlicard, and I fouea fur, :;‘f.u’;,‘?‘.,{,“,:.‘fl“r’ Abthe putvensaf thie | ool vorapetent eavesdropper for English vone M. Carnenter~ i other wordy, then, it Is agreed | yergation, b would probably do us # withess gl indetins thy B Sertatness Lot | \wiglout Mr. Field's kiudly offers to Interpret, vers, are le; cra, e Fipt 3 . Ea164 by tho B ouecs of Comrosn " Yorat SE1¢° | Tila. ettled - Fleld, mt v ezumination ons would tiuve rehoved yourselves from the Indic- | went on In English, It then appeared that the Dol the lavt twenty ininutcs I you bad an° | prorciman was a waiter at the table where Lite o Comhiesfouct Hoar—1 a1 not- wnderstand tsat | Hoilehd and Wells had atucd, st iy oens .hnlgt:' Ilr‘: Alo ‘r anuoanced the proposition that you | epguzed in hrln':-l!uz food and changing dishes o diatstaced, he had overheard anatihes of conversation be- -~ I 5 1d, e ..ffi.‘a.‘.'fii!‘.i" ::nfd '55‘":5?‘;’ fl«fl“ 3'; l;;a t%,.'"..’u'flh'.., tween Littlefleld and Wells, Ills stutements, that 1 will stop on the mere surgustion thut Judige however, were exuggerated far beyond those of D e et Yt e bad draw | LAIcHels, ad il o bl o fereiee, ros CALRIED THEIR AUSTRDITY UPON THEIR VACE, 3lr. Carpentor then quoted the languayo of the The Nouse vecupled the eutire day with the sioual action sud laws to show that the Return- ing Board bad no power to Jook fnto the fr- regularities &t tho election unless proper foundatlon fs Iuld bya statement of the Su- pervisors of Reglatration, or Comtnissfoners of Election, or other proper aflidavits. In the electlon of 1873 the voto of Loulslana had been refected because the Returning Board had not complied with the law, and they now propused to show the law hiad wot been complied with fu thu present case, A FOPULAR MAJORITY bad boen returned fu one way, and that mujority bad been roversed by this Boand through actual froud, They bud thrown asido the returns sent them by tho proper oftlcers, und had taken the repurts of the Bupervisor of Itogisizatlon tu thelr place, but even this they did not follow at all timot, Tho peopls of wizty.ulno polls bod beon disfranchlsed, 5 Mr, Thurman avked how many of those returns PLONIDA. 0 the IWestern Aspociated Iver, Wasninaros, I, C,, Feb. 13,—~The Commits tes on Puwers, Privileges, and Dutles of tho House this worniug coutinued the' examination ofwitneases, €', D, Willard “testiied that the Tallubusice dispatch s'gned Bhberwin, sud be- gltning “Stanton had a Jong conference with Biawarck," bud o reference to political mat- ters F, 1L, Nardesty, of Baltinore, testifed he would not belleve Muddox under oath. Joln Btlles, Chiet of the Appolntuent DI+ vhlon of the Interlor Uepartment, produced pupers relating to the reslgnation and re- appolutment of Brewster, n Loulstana Blector and BurveyorGewgral of the Land Ofles for Loulsluus. Theee aliow that Brewater was ap- puluted by the Prestdent, with the consent of the Beuate, Feb. 11, 1875, to hold ottles for four veei, Lrought down to tho liour of going to press, Litcrary, political, financlal, #oclal, and agricul. tural toplea wall constitute, as bory ofore, lvading features of the Weekly Ldition, and uo pales will Le pared to bncrease its nttractiveness in these do- purtments, Lts market reports arn nusurpoised, ewbracinyg all the fnformatlon which faruicrs ro. gulre tor thu fntelllgent transaction of businoss, Lotk ag sellers and buyers, Tur \\'uuu’l‘mnvuhnhryeulwm-mgelhael, Of thu same wizw as Tig Dasny THLuNE, conslat- 10E of Afty-slx columua of cloacly printed matter, oud, ¢ a Family Newspapor, and in lts gencral wake-up, i unsurpassed Ly any paper in the Jand, UREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE, Tk Tmuese will bo faralshe Ppostage pald, durlug the ensulng year, ot the following rutes, Fayable in odvance: Weckly Tribune, pbr copy Club of ten., Board, and the action of Congress and the Vresident {n sflirmingthe legality of the Kellogiz Government., fkariest, fieg Tloute: Superior Ships. Expertenced dicory: " Disclnlied 7 e Gy o Do oDt wi\’n‘fi; R A teern; % Emigrant Inall respects, BENATOR 1OWE, who made the closing specch, spoke Ina thin end querulous volce, which dropped occaslonally Into fnaudible depths, and bis style of oratory on this account almost Lordered on the pgro- teaque. Tho best features of his o~ marks wers the keen blis of satlre, in the opening, on the impudent certifleaty of “ Governor McEnery to the Tilden return, and the effective description, at the close, of the bulldozing campalgn in Quachita Parish. _Both the Repubiican objectors throw the welght of the legal arquments in favor of the Inges ree turns upon the counsel who are to follow them, and gave thelr attentlon chfefly to the strictly palitical alde of tho controversy. Both the Dewmocrats were evidenitly eager to impress the ALL Now. 72 &74 Lasal hicago, North German Lloyq, - Thesteamers of tl| 1] in New Yo " PR R s l o 3 ! :nu'lllls'un-! Grent Western Stenmship Line, From New York to Dristol (1 | BOMERS! Weatern, n"“zfil‘]’.m;‘!‘b. 17, A unday, Mureht, erme Steerato gy ket § s?-l{'m,iuat:fevmu certifcaton 8 VAL F WIITR, o Gl ioa Dally Tribune, per mouth, ay e iy pres 3 D [ yeani. Trl-veckly, sinlocapy., ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, Comml:nlv::x;;fgu ;:';l:':i':,‘:,:':g%""" KUEW | yad Goen accompantod by protesta Bt eyt rho uuiataston, st conteuded that it | ) (o upan the Florida esle, For any pur- . DREWSTEL'S RESIGNATION rl-Weekly, cluba of v .00 S osatantic Commaays Man steaers | by pamisstor o) 3tr. Mcbonald replled that not one protest had | 20 UifY of the trlbupal puats uf practical legislation {6 might as well | to the President fs dated Nov, 4, 1670, Sunday lvaue, great doublo ¥h {f,f"u‘;hwm_mmm-;,“l;- St at Plymoary | DY admissible evidenco, sccompanicd tho roturne from theso sixty-nine | **° Wito LAVE DEEN DULY AVFOINTED. have devoted Iteclf 10 u couslderatlon of the | Lo asked tho reslgnation to take effcct trom Satuniag o BT T s 80| gl Ceverr wichuals Sty ey obfiw"h::”“umx“ TotlE it | Py Ayl The i ? Inmie Jatg et | 2 Carbenlor quuted varidue wuthuriles to | Jave devots orfginal s, Tho Elevtorul vota'| the dato of the letter, ‘Tho letter 1 jndorset aturday faaue, 12 pages, splendld paper, & Frauguul, Buturday, Feh. 354 a8 the Lemocratle cuusel would make | already taken sleps to Inquire Into the legulity I8t 8 wi i Y : Nov. 10 by the Secrof of the Iuterior, di- peryear.., 2,00 m'fi'“"fl'“"”"fi‘,"f,“,‘ “‘,';"“‘;fi,"‘,f“",,‘ some ¢ffort o get 1uuevh;2m:s & part of tho [ of ‘the elcction in Loulsiana, aud ho walntained | Mt} Rty Sl lthough 1 bt foris, but et | of Floslda wus tenay - vounted for | Nov, 10 by tary ' Epetiaen coplea sent free, Auent 107 Chivigs Give Post-Ollice uddreas i full, fncluding State su County, 3 . R Rexulttunces may be made elther by draft, ex. substanco a civil cne, Hayea aud Wheeler by the Jolnt Conventlon, ’ en', Mr. Carpenter ssid - ) H Aiother quiation § vt 5 oot ATeIet eald: | accordanes with the sppion e yLs Electoral flmw“ 3 fllfl' llhfl Jo: What the statute | tribunal, It was neither a hopeful nor a patri- aw o ul recting the reslzoation to take cffect as re- queated by Brewster, ‘Lhere 15, further, an ap- Dlication from Browster, dated Nov. 19, 1875, that & Commlarion posseasing tho powera of the two Houses had u right, und it was ghoir duty, to couelder the Information In possession of tho two niass of documents that 1ay in big bundles upon th;l]rublu, but they did not #ay a word on the subject, y e STEAM HEATING, YR IRON o G SOAFT ~——ASK FORB—— PROCTER & GAMBLE'S Y e T o ¢ 1 for sbinstatement dnto tho offlce. Stiles stated Houses. Thelr dutles were fudicial, not werely | 13 quention T on’ e’ 1f | otleindication, therefore that, when the 4k of | forr . Pout-Oftice order, or In reglatered lettors ut co’n’r::‘ f: ‘Eu:;‘zb:}:: l:: ‘{:'.'n?&fi"‘é" "2::4‘;" clerical, and ha conjured thew o n‘mlnlly welgh 3,"}\?,'(‘1”‘::“" the rev :5 .g:'lnu.- ‘w,u‘ edect, dl.nl Marvh is less thun three weeks off, and the ap- | that Brewster's letter ullrulguuuon way l‘unded, our riek. lea for au extension of tly i | tho ovidence fu thy Ppossesalon of the two Houses | they repeal all luterconttict.ug statutes, oFwusthis [ propriation bills are not nearly passed, tho | to the Secretary by the President at a Cabinet Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY, ol extension of the two hours allowed | for wuich they wore uctiug, act'of 1670 suved frun repeat by the uct of the 281l ¢ should duvote s whole day 1o tho con- Februatyr ‘Chat 1s the question. Let ws, [ | House s ?fl.’.‘;fi'.’;“.. ui'c. procevd u’w:'n the theory that the | sideration of a question which is now ouly bls- Blato on the 1vtof April did repeal the election | gorical, Tho Reprezentatives of both porties law of 1870, and then fwill proceed un tho theory | that it did uol. und come out just factordly In one wsy as In anothe a rewarkable case, 1 kuow. Lot it huppe 0. Now, f the acl of 1508 was In forc laat election it §s not pretunded taat thero b mecting, but be did not kuow on what day the Cubinet meeting was beld, or when the letter was recelved by the President, Question~-1f this letter was recelved Ly the Prealdeut ot or about the tiwe of the Cabluet meetiu, must It vot have been an ante-dated letters Auswer~That I cannot say. Field=—Mr, Stiled, we must bave the Secretary bere; witl you please ask hlin to cotae? After u long examlination, the purpose of Which was to whiow thut Brewster's letter way antc-duted, Witnesa suld his iwpresalon was that by the rule to the counsel ou each slae, Ho* thouglt . 81X HOURS OUGUT TO BE ALLOWED 0n sccount of the wumerous important polats tobe discussed. Mr, Evarts quietly remarked hesupposed tho declsion In the Florida casy bad greatly reduced the arca of discussion, This brought Carpenter to hls feet, eager to assert that the Florda rulfogs had no bearing on the Loulstana case. The question of which statuto was fn forca at the election was one, ke said, which would slone consume & good deal of MU, JENRS Coruer Madlson ang Dearborn-ats., Chicago, Il s31d they wero preparod to show (hat the Uayes éluhml were not elecled In con- formlty with (he luwa. Would the evidonce bo acceptodt 1e would further show that certidcate NO, 2 1n0re nearly conformed 1o laws: thut it wad Lawful suall esscutial points, Wunld the claues thut 2 the Goveruoe ahall certlfy ™ override the coustitutiunal provislon ua to the mode of cholea Aud lextslative eusctuicut os to the tiwe of hoiding? 150, taey wouid show that fraud wau connvcied Jith that certificate, and that the Governor, who dusued 1o corilicate, wau s party ta the fraud. He aacried ue facty that the law requiced tho clection nlklv:nmul;{ popular vote, nmll that the Tilden Electory recolved a majority of from, 0000 20, 000 and the menbers of both sldes of the Florida luvestizuting Committec advocated and defend- ed thelr respective views of the law, facts, sud evidenve pertalulng to tho Florida been uny canvass of the vote of that tectlos taie, '“"i"' was ““‘m‘h "’“‘u"“n"““‘;hz"“‘:':d ACCOUDING 70 TUE STATE LAW, beat, wud raL: bl ey e There 1 DTeienes Uf that, They acted on tho | 8ide as on the uther, It wasan fdle an use: theory that (he uther law wau In furce, s lhat if | less uay’s work, wud for poiitical elect every wur [lougze shall hold that the act of 1865 was | word 0iglt us well bave Lecu printed i the n force Lecause eubodicd hu the revlelun Hecord without the wusting of 8 valuable day. ANCIAL. :zd 8 Ber ceat loans on sporoved cliy real estato maio y FLEANCIS B PEABODY & Cu., {! votew i hl-'lm{l rfl‘cn:l 'Awll l.‘ 'flt 1‘1‘1’.“1”'7'& 'ngt The whole ancdnug wus itly charadterized Dy Te TAlLC R Pt e luipresslun srus s . repeullug tho forier nct of tho 160 of Sarche | SC ! Rrrriaigt ik Mottled csManl Vita qmfl':fi?;fi':;:f’wmufi: alisBiceedei o evion tho clection n the vever. Inn?fi.[urfim Souivl s procucly b o suitady | e SRIUIR RS s TN, o | £y et flu‘:&l actlon Upun It by the Bresi- ariae r i 1 cl It was four years 340, e sl A § Flor i e - the prited brlets, Befurs 8o Fadibiana Tovcor ety famony | b v s el . resuisr corticats of | o Dumill, Kepublkcan mstnber. of e Florida | et wao delags. 2 a1 " " Mttee, ade the us tonishing deelaration, . B. M, CONPTON, ¥ DussrusEibatao Bithy sormoiia il bevy S Feluted, thiat tire ‘Trosublioss | State Teeasurer ot Marylund, Jumes A, Buchaa- of the Stute, Lut the Scuate, gotg upon thetheory | Winonty Lad Leen refused yerwlasion 1o fuyes- | aw, i B, Miteuell, and W dhain A. Flsher, all o which 1 walutuin® fs the travsud peoper | tiate the trauds fn Democratic clatrids. ‘He Battlwors, testlded o Maddox's £ood cuxruter, ‘The Commlssioners then bogan to discuss the sublect of the allowancs of time Iy & con- versutlonal wey wheu Carpenter came fin with oW recciviog the Epring Styles of . Hatf. Eury of overy kind plostug o et . There i3 None Detter, St " UL 5UBARNES & CU., 70 Mediions OR MORE ECONOMIOAL FOR'FAMILY UBE: e, with the Incidentul clalm thut thle testimony was PHOPER RVIDENCE %0 bo conatdezed Ly tue Comminalon, He clalmsd