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[Discusses Administration way out of difficulty. ] Washington, March 7.
" Influences might be brought to bear to induce a por- tion of the Packard legislature to go over to Nicholls, so as to give his legislature an unquestioned quorum. Then, in the exercise of its undoubted power, the legislature could undo the work of the Packard body, and confirm Nicholls in his claims. This plan savors of bargaining too much to be relished by high-minded men. " John M. Harlan, G. B. Lawrence, Joseph R. Ilaw...ley, and Wayne Mc Veagh employed to fulfil it.
Trihune, April 4, 1877.
[Secretary Evarts to Harlan-Louisiana-Commission, April 2, 1877. ] " The service desired of and entrusted to this commis- sion does not involve any cxamiiuition into, or report upon, the facts of the recent State election. * * * Devote youi- first and princii)al attention to a removal of the ob- stacles to an acknowlodginent of one government. * * * If thes(*obstacles should prove insuperable from whatever 29 reason, and the hope of a single government in all its de- partments l)c disappointed, it should beyonr next endeavor to accomplish tlie recognition of a single legislature as the depository of the representative will of the people of Lou- isiana.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Discusses Administration way out of difficulty. ] Washington, March 7.
" Influences might be brought to bear to induce a por- tion of the Packard legislature to go over to Nicholls, so as to give his legislature an unquestioned quorum. Then, in the exercise of its undoubted power, the legislature could undo the work of the Packard body, and confirm Nicholls in his claims. This plan savors of bargaining too much to be relished by high-minded men. " John M. Harlan, G. B. Lawrence, Joseph R. Ilaw...ley, and Wayne Mc Veagh employed to fulfil it.
Trihune, April 4, 1877.
[Secretary Evarts to Harlan-Louisiana-Commission, April 2, 1877. ] " The service desired of and entrusted to this commis- sion does not involve any cxamiiuition into, or report upon, the facts of the recent State election. * * * Devote youi- first and princii)al attention to a removal of the ob- stacles to an acknowlodginent of one government. * * * If thes(*obstacles should prove insuperable from whatever 29 reason, and the hope of a single government in all its de- partments l)c disappointed, it should beyonr next endeavor to accomplish tlie recognition of a single legislature as the depository of the representative will of the people of Lou- isiana.
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