Three States sway in election turmoil and bayoneted Capitol
The Weekly Leader discusses South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida votes. Secret canvassing in South Carolina and barring crowds around the State House spark fears of manipulated results. In Florida counting extends to the sixth, with rumors of disputed returns. Louisiana hints at electoral manipulation while Democrats protest. some fear Hayes withdrawal though Grant remains a factor. The piece notes unsettled electors and potential college decisions.
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Vote results and political commentary from a stale state issue
The column reviews the recent election tallies with 250 583 votes, notes a population of 2 103 498, and cites Governor and Tilden over Hayes outcomes. It condemns the current Congress, urges Democratic consolidation, mocks Grant era justice, and hints at upcoming inaugurations and legislative shifts.
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South Carolina Legislature Split as Soldiers Guard House
South Carolina reports two rival legislatures in session after soldiers block entry to Laurens and Edgefield members. Democrats and Republicans bill their own quo rums as White House troops loom. Contempt actions, habeas petitions, and court maneuvers fill the day amid increased tension and threats of further clashes.
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Louisiana Testimony and Returning Board in Turmoil
Fresh testimony arrives from West Feliciana as federal marshals escort witnesses while the returning board refuses to hear protests and pushes into executive session. The piece condemns suppression of Democratic votes, alleges fraud and intimidation by Republican officials, and cites De Soto returns and broader political fear across the state.
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Ohio Democrats Call for Fair Count and Constitutional Power
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Misprint Corrects Morgan as Democrat in Missouri District
The Tur St Paul Press misclassified Hon. Chris J. Morgan of Missouri's Sixth District with Republicans in the Forty fifth Congress list. Morgan is a Democrat, veteran of Wisconsin service, who rose from private to sergeant for gallant conduct.
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