Infamous Louisiana election plot and contested electors plan
In 1876 Louisiana politics, Republican efforts to seize control of presidential electors are detailed. The piece outlines suspected riot threats, illegal returns, and a plan for a Returning Board to certify Hayes electors while suppressing votes, with criticism from Democrats and references to incumbents and observers. It warns of federal intervention and constitutional disputes over the legitimacy of the board and its procedures.
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Shelby and Slayback vow support for Grant amid party rifts
The Globe-Democrat quotes Shelby and Slayback conceding to an interview rhetoric that they would back Grant in emergencies, while denouncing Northern Democrats and mocking ex Confederate claims. It criticizes Shelby for 1872 votes for Grant and Slayback for a defeat blamed on Southern soldiers, urging them to reconsider their stance.
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Circuit Court Adjourns To January 1877 After Evasion
The Circuit Court adjourns today to the fourth Monday in January 1877 after a six week delay during which substantial business was handled. Reports say local Black residents near Hardy White have been intimidated, evidenced by wires north of town supporting Tilden and Hendricke.
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