The New York herald., 1876-11-16


sion this morning, discussed the policy Of applying 10
the Supreme Court for injunction restraining the
Returning Board, but arrived definite conclusion
The republicans still reticent to their purposes
The Board claims far have only received Official
returns from twenty three parishes.
OSWALD orrESDoRFER's DESPATCH.
fFrom The Stats -Zeitung, Nov. 15.l
Nxw ORLEANS Nov. Ii, 1875.
It's apparent from tho duplicate tally lists OF the
parish commissioners. oil which tho majority are
already here. and the way, and whose con
tents have becn tslegraphcd, that the democratic ma
joriiy IN Louisiana amounts 10 099 Nevertheless the
Returning Board win declare .ho republican electors
chosen, in that it will throw tho entire vote Of
certain parishes and the partial vote Of other parishes
under pretcnccs. the absurdty OF which will be shown
in investigation is Instituted. IL looks now
thongh tho Returning Board could not DO prevented
from accomplishing this consumrnaic fraud. Ac, es-
sbic neither TO reason moral pressure, the men,
bers Of tho Returning Board disregard public opinion
and point to the result Of the elections in most OF tho
Northern States Is proof Of the readiness OF ma
jority Of tho people sanction frauds and usurpa
hons of tho worst character.
OSWALD orrENDORFER
NEGRO MEMBERS OF TnE BOARD TO HOLD OK
Governor Kellogg denies that Mr. Pinchback Is in
opposition 30 tho party. Tho latter has bccn ap-
during tho canvass The negro politicians arc
firm in their that the negroes tho Ro
turning Bonrd sEa stick. There viii probably be no
other change organization than already under
stood. The impression strengthening tnut the Board
will act IN the most arbitrary manner. As yet no
fao,ice has been taken by the republicans OF tho
democratic communication soliciting an n
tcrvcw, and IN conversation they indicate
hat the issue IS ono IN which tho law
1t exists, must take It's Hon. Sam Randall
n Pennsylvania, who has been very active IN looking
nto Affairs. very hopeful tonight lie says the ro
pubiicans make case, and shat his friends
will not leave until It is all settled, despite their obv-
Gus policy OF delay
DESPATCH PROM COLONEL iSGERsoLL
The following despatch was received by Governor
Kellogg, NJ seven =. NJ from Bob lngersoil:-
Governor W. r. k.LLoGG:-
In the Presidential game the democratic party has
hand ned with stolen cards-Mssissipn Alabama,
Georgia, New York and sConnecticuI Full hanued
flush! LOOKING over the tops Of these stolen cards,
across the table, win hand on revolver the old
political Uioat THE; and buldvzer shouts to The repub-
lIcans, "Don't you touch louisiana Don't YOU steal
mand reform - Il. j. NGERSULI.
ATTITUDE rIScHBAcK.
Pinchback Is among the crowd at tho 81. Charles
rotunda tonight He denies that he Will tail In his
energies to push the republican ticket through the
Returning oard but would be satisfied, in Hayes
returned, Tor the State ticket to be defeated lie
had voted against Packard account OF past differ
cnccs; but he Is still thorough republican He be-
ieves that Hayes and Nichols would be satisfactory 10
the entire people Of the South
GOVERNOR KELLOGG AND MS DEMOCRATIC VISITORS
General Sheridan has taken rooms In tho house I'M
mediaiely adjoining Governor kcllosg's residence
Eight or OF the democratic visitors called upon
Governor kellogg to-day, and had long interview
Tho Governor confined himself 10 exhibiting and cx-
planning tho law, aud stated that he had no control
over the personnel organization OF tho Board. The
visitors complained subsequently that the Governor
talked only generatics and gavc thcm no assurance
upon any specific points. Tho impression left upon
them unfavorable as to their prospects
TROOPS TO PROTECT THE
General Sheridan has expressed determination TO
have nothing do with the affair, his visit here being
solely his ocial capacity for the preservation
o. poace. Since arriving he has spent much Of his
time IN consul,auon with General Augur.
Tho Returning Board will meet tomorrow morning
II .he State House, and the following disposition OF
troops prosccton has been made by General
Sheridan, with General Ponnypacker as second in
command
Two companies at tho Mechanics Institute six
companies at tho Custom House and nvo companies
back OF the state House, on Chartres strcct.
General DO Trobriand will command at tho Custom
House. General Pennypacker at Mechanics Institute
and General Brooke At tho state House. All arc
ordered TO report directly to General Sheridan Total
number Of troops, $50 men,
The city Is perfectly quiet.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM rHE HOARD CANNOT ACT ON TIE
PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
Senators Stovenson and Bger, after close examine
ton Of the law have arrived the opinion that the
Returning Board have right to act upon tho Prcs-
Dental election The law gives the Board power 70
act all elections not otherwise providod for while
the Presidential election Is otherwise provided for
Senator Trumbull has also recently assented to this
vicw and a strong fight will be made upon It,
Messrs. Matthews and Noyes who, IL 10 understood,
will attorneys for the Board, have also prepared
q lengthy opinion instructipg them on shoir legal
rights and responsibilities
senator Trumbu and others not yet selected will
represent the democrats In tho contest
rho Board, II is gwen out, will morely organize to-
n orrow and then adjourn ovcr until Monday, but the
military preparations co. are hardly consistent with
this view.
PACIFIC COAST REPUBLICANS.
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATIONS TO BIZ KEPT UP AND
LrHRs STRENGTHENED, FOR CONTEST.
SAN Francisco. Nov. Is. 1916
The republicans on tho Pacific coast determined
TO prepared for emergency that may arise over
tho counting Of votes In the doubtful Ssates and to-
morrow Nr. Do3oruck, Secretary Of the Republican
State Central Committed will mail to the President or
every republican club tho Pacific tho following sg
nifcant document
'.DEAR sR--Ploase maintain your club organization
as is, and strengthen Il in evcry way. Under no
circumstances aiiow IL 10 be dissolved The party 10
now splendid condition; lot US NIL assist TO mako II
the strongest In the Union IL has achieved wonder
full ,riumphs In which we all participated and there
are other trumphs in the future which wo must
achlcve.
"Other communications will be made TO YOU In du .
time In regard to tho request that is now made re-
collect in there IL strength"
There 5000 members in this State and 16 900 In
Oregon and Nevada TO whom this 10 addressed. Tho
circular means 'be ready for light"