Charleston's Voice in Eloquent Defence of South Carolina
Charleston crowds fill Hibernian Trail as orators condemn alien rule and Cham berlain autocracy. Democratic candidate M. P. O’Connor urges restraint while denouncing radical actors, urging unity and steadfast resolve against oppression. Soldier and public letters express support for Tilden and Hendricks and warn against illegitimate presidency. officials debate canvass integrity as Cowgill’s actions face scrutiny.
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Wells on the Stand in Louisiana Vote Inquiry
Special despatch from New Orleans reports Gov Wells answering Congress committee prompts, resisting full document production, and offering partial testimony on Hayes electors. Tests show conflicting claims about poll handling in Concordia Natchitoches East Baton Rouge and other parishes, with remarks on Democratic counting and Republican claims. Wells denies voting on a vacant Returning Board seat while noting board deadlock over a Kennedy appointment.
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Senate Debates Pacific Railroad Bill After Holidays
Congress reports show Mr Wright of Iowa moving to take up the Pacific Railroad bill after recess. Mr Terrell of Kansas doubts its expediency and proposes a substitute to refer the matter to the Court of Claims. A Cronin Elector investigation resolution passes with Bayard preamble. House appoints counting committees for presidential votes. private bills pass. Indian Service reorganization bill postponed. Senate adjourns to Tuesday. House adjourns until morning.
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Washington. Few More Remarks From the President
The President disavowed a Chicago Western press plan to nominate him for the Senate. He gave three reasons: insufficient Illinois residency, eight more years as a public servant before stepping down, and his preference for reelecting Gen Logan due to his labor and leadership in the Senate and the Union army. He warned it would be a national calamity if Logan were defeated.
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Political turmoil in Louisiana post election unrest 1870
In New Orleans on December 22 1870 Senate investigations debated returning board records and January canvass deadlines amid party lines. Representative Joyce ill, Pinchback hosts party. Republicans defend militia cartridge shipments as legal and nonpartisan. In Shreveport altered election protests raise fraud concerns while many blacks affirm Democratic votes. Western Union plans litigation resistance to Congress. telegrams to be destroyed unless injunction lifts. Cabinet notes report Fish absent. War Dept funding routine.
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