The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-18
CHAPTER SECOND.

| NEW ORLEANS, November LITTLE
| following explains itself An answer
will he issued as soon as received.
Some Republicans named have not
/ yet arrived:
NEW oRLEAss, November Il, 1876.
To the Hon stanley Mathews, James A.
GaffieId. j. A Logan John A, kassou .
irwin Ditty, and others:
| The undersigned arrived here YES
terday. They came in answer to tel
egram from the Hon. Abraham $.
Hewett, Chairman National Demo
cratic Committee, dated New York.
November 10, 1876, rs follows, viz:
Citizens of New Orleans urgently
request that u delegation OF promi.
nent gentlemen come there at once to
counsel peace and fair and honest
return. You are earnestly requested
to be one of ten OF fifteen, all widely
known, to meet at Louisville. in the
Gait House, on Saturday, proceeding
directly south, or If more convenient,
meeting at the st Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, Monday morning. Your
prompt acceptance by telegraph is re-
quested. This emergency appeals to
your patriotism
The undersigned are informed you
come here ut request of the President
of the United States, tn see that the
board Of eaavassers make a fair count
of the vote actually cast While in the
late canvass you gave your support to
Hayes Sad Wherier as candidates for
presiden. and vice~president, and the
undersigned gave their support to Til>
den aud He ndrieks, for those offices
We feel assured that all good citizens
of all parties regard an honest count
and true return of votes actually cast
OF greater moment than the success
of any candidate for office, and are
ready to do ell that honorable men
should do to secure such return of the
votes east At the late election in the
State Of Louisiana, which assumes
more than ever before national i'm.
portance, and upon which, in this
crisis, may depend the very existence
of constitutional government, the uDs
dersigned, therefore, in view OF tie
unhappy controversies which have.
heretofore arisen from the action of
the Returning Board where its action
could not change the result of Presi-
dental election, and in view OF the
desire of all good men that effect
should be given to the will Of the ma.
jority as lawfully expressed, respect
fully ask you. or such of you as are
present, 10 meet and confer with them
personally, or through committees, a.
may be deemed most wise and consjd-
ernfe. Such influences as we possess
shall be exerted in behalf of such a
canvass Of the v0tes actually cast as
hy its fairness aud impartiality shall
command the respect and acquiesence
OF the American people Of all parties.
Yours respectfully,
Hiine.es--John N. Palmer, Lyman Tium-
bun, William r. N 'rrison.
peunsyiyanta-samueiJ J. Randall. A. G,
Curtin, Will am Higher.
Wisconsin,. &. boolittie, q. 3. smith.
Indlana--J. +. McI,onsId Geo. ". Julian.
NJ u MSnaon, John Love
: keDtucky-rfeury Watteraou X W Sta. |
venson. HID. MeHenry. |
New fofk -o,wsid otfendorfer.
Missoufi-i.- J. Bosy. James .. Brodhead,
Masyisnd-John Lee Carroll. W. F. HAM |
Connecticut Y. summer
NEw0Rs.EANs.Nov oven Der While I
the feeling il Intense aud the all alb I
sorbing topic OF conversation in poiti |
cal, professional and mercantile circles |
10 the Infamous Tactics Of the KEEL.
loggs and Psckarus TO reverse the YER
dict Of the people aud return the vote
of the Stste TOR Hayes, skill the city t. I
quiet The tsurneer of EromineutI
NeTth~rn essslcssen here BY the ~
Quest of She President arsd tue Chair
ezes ~ The National Democtstic Can.
nsitt1 8 lsEt aud hourly iscrs1eins.
A mett1ng q these gvHsiel1ei, wnii
be held this evening, WheD so1lethirx
like n, organisation win h tiiected 10
asrry out the aim aud desire OF the /
Psesident aud Mr. Hewitt Unisn,
Desi,to, the Felieianas. Morshousp,
I N mrnv. Unachif2, Bafou RouKs and
s,al1s lestsia parishes. are the parishes
1ht R4tustns Bo.rd will stlsmpt 10
tssrsw ',sis The Democrats maj riiY
81 TIL - psrixtses . abeut s,isU, and t
1ffssie lss..siisisr 10 which the negro
6sS6ent5e r3sslS. :, GERS - ~ - e,,z3 I