Arbitration decision settles Oregon vote in Hayes favor
Washington February 26 1877 the Arbitration Commission awarded Oregon to Hayes 8 to 7 sealing the Presidential question for now. The Democratic House faces whether to seat Hayes March 5 or risk renewed political turmoil amid charges of fraud and reform. The piece attacks Donn Pratt Eph Holland and others and notes public sentiment amid Florida and Louisiana results.
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