Oregon Governor and Tilden Gain in Redrawn Election Notes
Weekly Leader reports Texas backing for Tilden with 2500 votes and no Hayes votes. Mentions C B Wilkerson's two year penitentiary sentence and substantial fine, with hints of a pardon before March. Notes debt figures, Oregon Governor's pen stroke, and Republicans counting Hayes electors in Florida and Louisiana. Describes General Assembly work, judiciary committee, and congressional actions, including Randall as Speaker and constitutional amendments proposed by Morton and Ingalls. President's Message to be printed.
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Washington Letter on election dispute and Congress
The Washington correspondent outlines two factions over Hayes versus Tilden, accusing government holders and Grant allies of steering toward Hayes. He notes possible future leaders like Edmonds and Conkling may condemn Southern state actions, while predicting continued manipulation and a tense political climate as Congress may decide the electoral count. Stephens weighs Florida’s fate for Tilden but doubts proceed calmly.
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South Carolina’s Turmoil Echoes in Capitol Clash
The state faces a fractured political crisis with two competing legislatures and two sets of presidential electors. Republicans defy the state Supreme Court as U. S. soldiers guard the Capitol and thousands of armed men gather. Wade Hampton claims election as governor and vows to govern, signaling possible armed confrontation at any moment.
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The Electoral Vote Declares Hayes Victory in Most States
The electoral colleges met last Tuesday the 6th and the Republican electors were declared chosen in South Carolina Florida and Louisiana by the returning boards. Oregon’s result shifts the balance giving Tilden a majority of electoral votes and a, will be inaugurated March 4. The Missouri college filled a vacancy due to Frost's disability. The Leader notes S B Skinner’s ad seeking customers amid the financial stringency and boasting a large stock of goods at his new Boonville street location.
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Boundary commission completes United States British boundary work
The joint commission’s survey to fix the boundary along the Pacific coast and Lake region is completed. The original maps, monuments, and station notes have been filed in the department, with an official report prepared for Congress and a declaration of the boundary as agreed by both nations.
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