Springersaid that the committee was^^and to sit here and do nothing until the^New York legislature had laiaatl ly .acted^uixin the proposition. When that was fun.'^ulated the New York representatives Ml^to go into the bouse MS assert thai N, vv^Yolk asked no tinaneial aid from the gov^^ernment hii.I thus use their fifteen million^fund culunibiad to blow up the other eilies.^He was surm ised to see the representatives^of these other cities surrendering their^prospects and acquiescing in^gramme
Hewas a candidate for assistant conniiis^sinner of the general land ottkv win a Gov.^Stone was appointed.
Tint luisla t sessed Has^^I The committee appointed by theconveu j^|tioli of colored (H-ople held in liicbinond.
Virginia.Dec. 17 last, was lietore the house^j committee on elections to day to talk about^the operation of the election law* in Vir^^ginia. A written statement was submitted^showing at length the manner in which it^I wusitllcged tin registration lawsof Virginia ,^I have been evaded and inanipiilated ill vari^^ous federal elections. The address says]^that on Saturday befoie the last election
I(registration day 1IM00 legal voters were ^^disfranchised 111 Virgniiii. The address.
:1 arnestly np|m'als to the law maker* of the I^' nation to change the e\isting nalios*] eh-c^! tioii law so that it shall no longi r be in the^'power of any registrar or other election^OaVtr to disfranchise Arbitrarily any \oter 1^to whom is given the right to the ballot bv |
Iihe const I ml ion of his country. mjs) toI^remedy the wrongs and e\ lis ot wli'chtlieyi^complain.
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