After the Election. Oregon Electors Crisis Deepens
Dispatches from Washington detail Republican splits over Oregon electors. Cronin refuses to show a certificate, withdraws, and leaves two genuine electors to file votes under state law. Oregon turmoil prompts GOP leaders to defend the legality of the official electors and threaten to contest the electoral certificates in Congress. Grover is publicly denounced with an effigy, while Louisiana Democrats discuss forming a rival state government.
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No Debate on Pending Count for President Position
The speaker asserts there is no debate or constitutional appeal from the pending count. He states that the Constitution requires after the Senate President opens certificates, the person with the greatest votes shall be President.
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George F. Hoar
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Tilden
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Hoar
Senate
Mer ‘Seeger
Democrats plan state government and Nicholls on January first
New Orleans reports that Democrats will caucus to organize a state government and likely inaugurate Gen Nicholls on the first Monday of January. They claim four House and four Senate majorities, while Returning Board results show Republicans with 25 House seats and two Senate seats. Of 17 Senators elected, over nine are Democrats, and the Democrats will admit only those face-value returns, making the Senate Democratic.
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Congress committee arrives in South Carolina
A Democratic House investigating panel reached Columbia to gather election returns and press for withdrawal of U S troops at the State House. Gen Ruger prepared to respond. chambers await action on Chamberlain treason charges as judges halt bank funds flow.
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Florida Canvass Concludes Amid Contempt Threats
The Canvassing Board finished tallying votes for Governor Lieutenant-Governor and Congress over strong protest by Attorney General Cook who defied Judge White's restraining order. Governor Stearns leads with 23,066 to Drew 23,208 by 458, Montgomery tops for Lt Governor, and Bisbee wins in the First District by 141. Troops depart for South Carolina. Papers from Tweed’s Vigo seizure move to Washington for review by the Attorney General and possibly Secretary Fish. officials call the contents highly significant.
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United States
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Washington
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Tweed
California Vote Returns Hayes Win With Marin County Absence
The California canvass shows Governor Hayes winning by a 2757 vote margin, Marin County absent. State totals compare to prior elections with significant increases since 1870 and 1872, reflecting broader turnout and shifts in party support. The record notes the state’s overall tally excluding Marin County and outlines year to year changes.
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Conourramen
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Marin County
Imayee
Fragmentary voter district history notes and results
The text recalls recent and past election patterns in the Tied District with references to Republicans gaining three Congressmen, a 1879 shift from 1875 results, and Luttrell as the sole majority winner in 1875 while others won by pluralities. It hints at Democratic strength in the district across elections and lists various illegible figures and totals.
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ASIG
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Tae Aggat
Eastern question conference and Ottoman plot report
Large international gathering in London at St James Hall opposed pro Turkish policy with readings from bishops and nobility. Reports from Athena and London note a new Greek ministry and a conspiracy to depose the sultan, while Mexican revolution turmoil and rail rulings dominate other fronts of global unrest.
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Tragic Death Roll at Brooklyn Theater Fire Ends in Large Funerals
The Brooklyn Theater fire lists 202 dead with 215 identified and 77 still unidentified, as authorities plan public funerals and a Greenwood burial for unrecognized victims. Coroners confirm totals, while relatives search for missing loved ones amid ongoing relief efforts and processions led by Mayor Schroeder.
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