The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
States are certainly entitled to gea. Credit fer their
management Of the mlnss...ssc Of the election aud
their preservation Of nenca

ei.ctor WHOSE duty IL VIII nc 10 meet III electoral
college In each State and cast the vote OF the State
fer President majority OF the votes cast by States
beng required TO elect. III case such majority be
not obtained then the question passes the coming
Congress
The election Of Congressman viii take place on
the eth OF July, ana the parisans OF Mr. Lerdo ana
Mr. Diaz are now bending every energy therenpon.
The press OF this city, which favors General DIaz,
desire his friends to for Mr. Lerio rather than
Mr.. Iuarez, and rice rsrsd: and the press opposed
10 Mr.. Juarez lrally advise that by general agree
ment in Congressional districts where Mr.. Lerdo s
| stronger that the Congressman be nominated from
| his party and the "suppiente' rom the Daz party
and rice ri1sG.
| This step would seem TO prove that both parties
believe the election Will pass to the Congress where
they hope to defeat The election OF Mr. Juarez.
THE MANNER OF VOTING.
Tue method OF voting IN this country Is different
from that IN the United States. The wards or vot
ing districts, are divided up into several sub-dis
trIcts, for which Inspectors are appointed by the
chief local civil authority, whose duty it IL, before
the day OF election. 10 send notification 10 every
voter the subdisirct advising him that he is thus
registered and where he is entitled TO vote. In case
any person Is overlooked he Gun apply to the inspec
tors TO be registered Upon the day of election the
person designing to vote presents himself at the
place designated with The printed and written noti
fcation which he had previously received, bearing
his name residence &C., upon the back OF which he
writes the names OF the persons for whom he votes
and hands 1t to tho inspector who receives it and
makes note Of 1t upon the register. In case the
voter cannot write, he requests the Inspector or
Judge Of election present to write down for him the
names OF the persons for whom the voter shall nd.
cate he desires to vote, and said judge shall add
thereto his certificate tina. the voter could not write
and that he has honestly filled IN the names voted
for as desired by the voter.
THE RECENT EIECTIONs--CoNTRADICron REPORTS.
The reports which have been hurried to this capt.
tai upon the elections OF the 25tn inst are uusatis
| factory, because unofficial and contradictory.
now TEE STATES AND DISTRICTS PROBABLY VOTED.
The press favorIng the Juarez reelection claim
that their candidate has been victorious in the Iol
lowing districls:-MeXico. Pachuca. Toluca,
Ceiaya. Zscasecas, Coyacan, Ixtapalapa, San
Anger, 11axcaa Xochimico Cuajimspa. Ixta.
calico, Municipality of Tialpan, Cholula,
Tehuacan, Tereaca, Tecamachalco, Tlacoltal-
PAM Tampico, Tuxpan, Attexco, Ja!acngO.
Guiana uato, Jalapa, OrLzava, Guadalajirs, Colma,
Otumbs Cordoba, ActOpam, Alvarado. Queretaro,
Tenango Charcas. Apam, Ameca Matamoras
Districts between Mescala River and Acapulco,
huchapa% ISisn, ,S Tus zam2ango
State OF Zacatecas. In the above are comprised MOST
OF the districts OF the interior States with the excep
NJ LeTdo or General Diaz, as Indicated. VII
Three districts In the State of Moreos for Lero,
dlstrict for Daz: Moreaa and San Luis districts
for Lerdo, city OF Vera Cruz divided between DiaZ
Lerdo and Juare1, the former having elected the
Poros gained by the anti-Juarca nida!es IN Mon.
terry for Daz;two or three districts OF State OF Mex
and Puruanlro Tor Lerdo Pue6a for Lcrdo, Diaz
and JuareZ; vote divided. nut rather avoiing Lerdo
in the city. The Lerdistas claim the state OF New
Leon
WILL THE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT GO TO coXGR Esss
As is natural ana customary all parties claim the
election nut the indications are that NJ. JuarcZ has
received the largest NUMBER OF votes. H. Lcrdo the
next greatest number. and General Diaz the fewest.
II Is more than probable, however, that Nj JuGrez
Will not secure sufficient number OF electors to
secure his aadidacy, for which reason the choice
appears most likely to depend upon the Congress.
slonai vote Here the opposition declare they are
sure or 2ain.ng-that they have calculated the Con-
grcssmen likely to be eec.ed as indicated by the
vote OF the 25th inst.
REVOLUTIONARY DEMONSTRATIONS or EMILIO We
pisaspsan-ed politicians nave become quite rcvo.
lutionaTy in their demonstrations SINCE the 25th,
among whom Mr.. Emilio velasco is quite proni-
and all along the Texas frontier, being recoe
nized there Is the speeiia! champion Of the
In The sligo he has uttered the most threatening
and insulting attacks upon President !uarez,
writes complains Of arbitary imprsonments made
leaders, and get II. yelasco is free.
TIE ELECTION rgAUDs-CoAN1Nrs OF THH PRESS.
parts or the country against the legality OF the
election on account OF the frauds claimed to have
We wait Tor the smoke OF the battle 70 clear away.
The opposition press insists upon II That the adj
morous ou,rages upon the rights Of the people and
suppressed tree suffrage. Your correspondent was
day, and never witnessed more quiet anu orderly
election IN ary OF the Eastern or Southern cities OF
the United states. Yet the Eigio Tf.Y. says:-"ih0
acts Of violence were innumerable which were com.
mitted in the city OF Mexico ulrlnl the so-caed
elections Tdc ballot boxes in one OF The streets of
election OF Juarez, but twenty-five men came very
soon, under the command OF q captain who as
saulted the polls and drove away the inspectors,
putting others IN their place. At one OF the polls in
rila Lee street O II. Andradc an anii.Juarel man.
Win other citizens. was driven away by the police
agent because he did not take part in the installation
Of the polls. NJ lrenes Pas was taken away from
the polls by all armed force. The acts or violence
were committed we learn, against the persons Of
Aurennno Rivera and fe!iciano chavarra.
an. Diosdalo, a resident OF the suburb OF Puesto-
Nuevo ana q man OF great influence there was put
in prison on Saturday ana liberated Oh Monday
The cause OF his arrest is not yet known The same
thing happened 10 other citizens, win whom the
police sought dispute In order to have pre'ext to
The Ctc'ope OF Vera Cruz has recently published
an editorial-"The American Intervention (Which
has been copied by papers m various parts -, Of the
case Juarez is not reelected President the United
States viii force HIM upon Mexico as their ruler.
and that solemn compact has been ene:cd into 10
that eject by the Executives OF both naons Such
au idea is 50 extremely ridiculous that merits only
ucIiSlvu tUcrC are Vi MeNlCdNS WHO are
so vain as to suppose the whole world Is looking
with longing eyes and oishonorable intentions az
The article re.crrcd to ends with the following sns
gestiyc sentences
II the shall occasion ihe
ton OF armed Americans to force him upon tic republic
France forced Mariman her, should be be ocraedp
s merit &c any Tafr NG Se
goes before the man, rah before force and the Mexican
people bfore such Is bound TO throw aside
any consideration acting promptly AMI with full
tee.
TINT norton of the nress of this city which ia on
posed TO the administration OF President JuareZ has
been commenting upon the propriety OF III. Maris-
calls Secretary OF State Of the republic or Mexico
dining at the house OF Dr. Naphegyi under the cir
cumstances set forth IN the HERALD of Nay H. 1871,
and has also INDUCED in some co lments upon what
IS SAID 10 have passed there. one paper goes
far as TO say "Mr. H.. G. Norton