Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-11

NEW YORK, November I0-The lstast
returns LCm the State give the Rspubli-
csl ElcEst Il eco msjoriEy. There was an
Unprecedented AMOUNT Of Independent
voyilg. sud the msj0ritles Tor the Rspub-
Ec1n senators and assembly men sre gen
orally larger thsu for tho ate ticket.
The a~sseuI7Iy stands % Republicans to 80
Democrats.
ELECTION FRAUDS.
The citizens Of Brooklyn, Without dis
lin ion Of parry, hold q mass meeting
tn evening 20 deliberate and sct con-
C-IniCE The Lrzuds IN Costing and cunt
iEg woes at The recent election.
TAMNANY's DYING srzUGGLKs.
Ths Tzumany msmbe-s Of ne boards
OF Aldermen End sssi-tsnt aldermen held
q secret caucus Wednesday night, and 1t
IS believed that they UtiI attempt 20 hold
over another year, on the same ground
that tne Olhe DhCisls h8l1 over, alleging
that the election Of = nsI board this yssr
e uueonsr U-ioasl ard threaten s1me
dam grg sxp cures OF The leaders unless
they are b-cE-d up IN their claim
sCNDRT EEsIGNATIoSs.
L Is now rGno ed Lhs5 Hilton Is to
resign from ths department or parks.
Ia K Smith, lsnm.uy Republican. will
res q ron the police cOnuissicn, and
Htchmsn from tie IRE Commissioners.
oRDERs FOR THIS ARREST
OF Inger~5u 0s-vsy and Woodward will
prHTaay be EsEe SEQ to-day The Tri-
buus szva IuEsTsCL l. . iil IN the cIcy, AID
rsEfy With bgDdsmsa- G-dsrs in ali csses
Of pDsslutioE for municipal rsucs wiz
be T~sgurnzJls o=f0re JudgsLssrned of Al
bsny.
TWEED
has not yet given notice Of his sppesrsnce
20 che p osslUlnk attorney, aud unless he
doe so within twenty days from me date
OF las ss-ss5, the Cess viii 90 against him
by dsIsuLE.
THE VOUCHER ROBBERs-
Ele csse Of HsggsrEy and Bs1loh, the
v1ucLsr robbers, did not come up yestsr-
dav TIE district attorney ssys Graham,
tn counsel IO- defense, ssEsi for q poet
pTlEu re- 90 look over ths tsst mOny
GsssE azlErs the - anc Jury in hopes 20 dis
cover ground for . special plea 70 squslch
the indie msnls. TBs csse Will come up
mex week
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
Tie sun seys that ~wsIlinfOrmed gentle
meH sisted yesterday that Tweed would
"a ign froCl the department Of public |
WorEs, sid the mSyCr viii sppOinG Gen
ersl Mcclellan in MS s1ssd.
HONESTY FROM A NEW sOURCE.
The Uaioa Lsague Club, Thursday
niTns, adopted resolutions declaring the
rssl. o. tie election Al occasion Of uni
vsrss. C1uEra-uls-iOn among honest men
wl1 rsVs relieved themselves from party
politics 10 order TO stop corruption and
abuse Tn5 lab9rs Of he canvass is only
the 5sgilZing OF the great work of re-
form lu when the people OF this city have
eutsrsi. they viii demand Of the legis-
Lsrurs the repeal OF the present charter,
and tas pssssEs OF . Law securing the pu-
riiy CE elections. They viii Insist o (
the -L--7Els penalties Of the Law sgsinst
the coruo-su5s who have betrayed their
rights, demanding from them restitution ,
and punishment afterwards, without
compromise or delay. Othsr resolutions
d6msCd t1s publication Of the judiciary,
snd nv s-igstioD, under 0mps5snt legis- I
Isslvs authority, into the condition and :
practices 81 tne various public offices of
The city, that they msy no longer De per-
10 corrupt uses.
UNTRAEMELLED VOTERS. -
Some employees from the department. {
Of public WORKS were discharged for vot- 8
The reform ticket. (
HOSEsT FRANZ s1GEL. d
Mr.. SizeI came out in 2 card thanking y
his sCpr-rtsrF, and requests that proof Of '
fraudulent voting be sent 20 him with q S
view OF punishment Ct the guilty parties. ;
TILDEE TO THE PoIST- D
S. TIdsn. in an address before the 2
nevCSutils library association on last =
evening, msinly devoted his address to a
ne commercial greatness Of New York,
and declared that tho p1lisicsl integrity !,
)f the city depended very much upon the y
ns-csrtfls classes, who should rot over 4
COX thsir duty, politicallyeO, ths State. 81