Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-14
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Daily Ksanehse 9anrual.
THE ELECTION.
The situation Still I'm
changed.

NEW ORR, November Is. A Greens boro ~.
e. despatch to the Times saws
Frauds and intimidations which carried North
Carolina are 10 be exposed by chairman kcogh of
the republican state committee.
The Raleigh News says that "Northern people
will now proceed northward,' and the spirit of its
article Is such as to ncite the passions OF the peo
pie against the citizens of northern birth.
CHARLESTON, November 10. The democrats
to-day lied protest against the late election in
Charleston county. They allege that the whole
OF the county was controlled by intimidation and
terrorism. and that no opportunity to vote was
given the qualified voters. Also that a large
number who decided to do so were prevented
from voting the democratic ticket. Also that the
legal number OF polls were not opened.
NEW York, November b. despatch to the
Herald states that u. S. marshal PIX in legraphed
Gen. Butler, soliciting his presence, and thinks he
Will come. Lamar, Chalmers and Watterson
have arrived at ST. Charles Hotel, whittier the
democratic headquarters have been removed.
There is little Or no excitement, and dispatches
engaging rooms for Monday have been received
from Senators Stevenson, Bogy Kelly and Mac
Donald, and Cows Curtin and Noyes Gen. Lake
Col. BROKER, Hon. j. ). Martin, Stanley Math-
ews, Hale of Maine aid twelve others.
Gov. Chamberlain of South Carolina telegraphed
the following to the Herald last night: The coun
ties officially reported since last night increases
Hayes vote over all former reports and estimates.
No doubt is now felt BY republicans and think
by democrats that Hayes has carried the State
The changes also favor the success of the rcpub-
lican state ticket. Reports of violence sufficient
to invalidate majorites already reported for dem
ocrats, increase IN number and defneness. If
these are fully established the result vii, raise the
majority to many thousands.
a. NJ. The New York morning journals all
regard the presidential situation as unchanged in
the past twenty -four hours. None OF them make
any alteration in The table of presidential electors
WASHINGTON. November l3. Gen. Sherman
had long interview with the President last night
with reference to the troops. Gen. Sheridan was
ordered to New Orleans to take command of the
forces now there, and left Chicago last night for
that city On his arrival at New Orleans he will
make such disposition of the troops as will secure
the public peace in any emergency.
NEW ORLEANS. November l3. The following
party leaders arrived to-day-Judge Doolittle,
Senator Trumbull, Perry Ii. Smith of Chicago;
G. b. Smith, Springfield H.; Gov Palmer of
H.; John w Stevenson, Kentucky; George w.
Julian, Indianapolis; J. r. Stalls, Stanley Mat
tGews, Edward +. Moves and Jobe Stevenson,
Cincinnati; Gen. Mcdonald, F. B. Mcdonald,
John o. Love and Mr. Munson, indianapolis
VIM. L. Hamilton, Maryland; l.. V. Bagg, St
Louis; William Il. Morrison, H.; John b. Mar
tin and Charles Gibson. j. o. Brodhead st. Lou
is c. II. Farwell and A. Blcy Taylor H.. and
{. Irving Ditty, Md.
Judge ID. X. Cotter of the supreme court of this
district, has gone to Columbia 5. G., at the re-
quest of the President to be present the canvass
of the vote of South Carolina
Sec'y Chandler had an interview with the Presi-
dent, to-day. He expressed his confidence that
Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina had gone
for Hayes.
This morning Sec'y Chandler received the fol-
lowing despatch;
TALLAHASSEE, November IA.
As to the rumors regarding Senator Conover he
has this morning unequvocally declared to me in
the presence of three witnesses that he has sent
no telegram which did not claim the State a. GER
tain for the republicans. This morning Just be-
fore leaving for the north, teographed to
New York that the State had gone rep beyond
question. We are certainly safe.
(Signed) NJ L. STFRNs