The New York herald., 1876-11-14

THx RESULT.
despatch from Charleston, s. e.. signed By gen.
tleman residing In that city, having appeared in an
evening paper here. stating that R. N. Wallace. the
United States Marshal for tha, DISTRICT republican.
admits the democratic success the Marshal. IN re-
spouse 70 qsery, furnishes Us With The following
the rssuls In The stasss-
CHARLESTON Nov. Is, 1S.6
Returns from all the counties give the State Hayes
and Hampton The Official count will elect Chamber
lam. r. NJ WALLACE,
United States Marshal
Al HsTINArRD MAJORITY IN THE STATE vo8
HAYES HAMPTON PROBABLY xLxcTxD-rHs
STATE oANvAssERs AT voRK-PREPARATIoSs
AGAINST yRAuD.
CoLUxsIA, Nox IL, 1874
Tho Board Of State canvassers reccded to-day from
their decision Of Saturday on swo Important pointa
They allow oral instead Of written argument linn
ling the speaking both sides 70 half
an hour This sims will be probably
consumed by the democratic counsel They fur
ther agreed 10 begin canvassng the vote for Prssden
tai Electors and Congressmen the 10th. provided
the returns all before that time and contnue
TO that from day day until their sss-
limited tncm Ave days from the date they com
mencsd. The once OF the Secretary Of State. where
the Board held thoir SESSION. crowded BY promi-
from all parts OF the State and number were
prssen. from other States. among them Senator
Gordon, OF Georgia
tn. PowRRs or rHx BOARD
Pointed and effective arguments were made BY the
democratic counsel a. 70 the conssitutionahty and
loyal functons Of tho Board Il 10 claimed that their
duties were simply ministerial and not judicial In
character and paipably evident that Of the
members Of tho Board were Of this opinion
themselves Il is surmised here this even-
ing that n majority Of the members were
not candidates for reelection and the vote IN
the State contest close aud unfavorahe 10 them,
they woald abandon the position As to being
invested with judicial functions IT. under the crcam
ssances they still adhere their decision Of Saturday
holding they have the right hear protests and
decide contests |, ''r - Of tho electors and Con-
gressmen, the pr that that line or policy
will rave the way II. Chamberlain and them
selves in by thro, some Of tho heavy demo-
cratic couutiea
pr1ocl-s. RrARED.
Tho democrats, hsvysyer. are prepared for every
emergency IL tA4t eveat they will resort 10 legal
remedies and appe "a supreme Court OF tho State
for writ OF prohieiton nandamus, and forcc the
nned by the constte..o ana laws OF the State The
contest becomes exciting Il progresses and may re-
sult In scenes OF still more exciting character
A AxnBKR BOARD BKrrISo.
1t has been reported several days past that Comp
troller General Dunn who - member Of the Board Of
State Canvassers and candidate Tor recollection. has
beee betting heavily on tho election OF Hayes and
Wheeler and tho Saao republican ticket These reports
were confirmed to-day. for during recoss of the
Board the Comptroller made smilAr bet Of hum
dred dollars, giving his check for tho amount, and
signing binding both parties and defining the
subject Of the wager Il rs claimed here that these
bets unit him act in judicial capscty whore his
funds invested, and this point viii be made to-
morrow by csunssl before the Board
KRruRxa
so far Official returns have only boon received from
twenty countess and these In tho custody OF the
Secretary OF State whv Is u member OF tho Board Of
Canvasscrs their figures cannot be asosrtained until
they are scssd upon.
YEARS or FRAUD.
The extraordinary delay in sending In the returns
occasions great concern and alarm among the demo-
Gratis, who fearful that the boxes being tam
pered with, recount made and results changed to
manufacturs q majority Tor the republican State
ticket.
PROBABLE MAJORITY FOR HAYES
democratic headquarters Official, put Hampton's
majority Chamberlain at 1871. In about half the
counties in the State Tilden nearly 900 behind
Hampton. A statement made by Governor Chamber
lain's private secretary, who canjecturcd has
had access the Official returns, gives Hayes and
Wheeler q majority over Chamberlain In twenty
counties OF 1,5UO and goes on 10 say II the
ratio Of increase proves the same In thc
remaining twelve counties Hayes majority over
Chamberlain will reach 2,4o0 which Will give Hayes
according 10 democratic estimates or Chamberlan's
vote, about 200 majority in the State Republicans
sill claim majority OF 5000 for Hayes and 900 for
the Ticket bassd the assumption, it is sup
posed, that two heavy democratic counties vii
be thrown out
All the troops in the state have been concen.
trated here and at Charleston Two companies
have been ordered again to Aiken, which
leave tomorrow morning Considerable sur
prise prevailed hero ~ this Inter move
there was no disturbance in Aiken county. Il Y
believed, however, that the contemplated pro-
vious election and abandoned for The time being
to be made, and hence the troops. rumor
current this evening to the effect that add-
tona supply OF 1000 troops had been ordered TO the
Stale, and that ofcer had been assigned TO tho
command Of tho forces here Inquiries failed to trace
the to any authentic sources Colonel Black Of
tho Eighteenth infantry, Is now in command in tho
state.
Hon. A. H. n. Stuart, Of Virginia, has arrived here
SATISFIED TILDgx's gLRcTiox.
member OF tho State Democratic Executive Com
mittec said to night. conldentally:-
.Don't weaken on Tidcn. satisfied Of his eec-
tion in this Ssate but cannot give HgursS"
MEETING or THE BOARD OF cANvAssERs--AR-
GuMEST on THE QUESTION OF JURIsDIc-
7IoN--IuE CANVASS FOR ELEcToRs TO nk0N
ON TIE l6Tn.
COLUMBIA, Nov H. lSs6
Tho Board OF State Canvassers mot to-day At ten
O'Clock, Mcssrs. Hnyno stone PuryR, Dunn and Car
doza hbcing present Tho following resolution was.