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First Vote of the Electoral Commission Indicts Fraud
Washington’s February 9 report details the Electoral Commission vote on adopting a rule barring new evidence except for Humphries eligibility. The piece critiques the Democratic side as fair, praises Union editorials, and notes debates on Freedmen’s Bank real estate, Captain Hads’ Mississippi work, and public printing costs. It also covers Louisiana inquiry merits, Wells’ detention, and ongoing political rancor surrounding Hayes.
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Electoral Commission
Washington
Freedmen's Bank
Hads
Washineton
D. C
Senate
I. C. Trumphries
Union
Montgomery Blair
Jerry Black
Democratic Counsel
Truth and Justice
Humphries
Edito Vials
W. W. Corcoran
Sth
Freedmen’s Bank
Captain Hads
Mississippi
House
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Loase
Louisiana
Wells
Maddox
Pickett
Returning Board
Canital
Byne
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States of America
Kellogg
Hayes
Florida
Dead Sea
Republic
France
Robespierre
Rutherford B. Sayes
Grant
Ilo
Reform
Louisiana Returning Board
Pyramids
Indianapolis