Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17
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Washington 16-1t is said that six of the
 Presidential Electors, elected in the South had never had their disabilities removed
 worried over it.
 New York, 16-The Herald is tired of
 the constant attacks upon the President by l the Democratic press, in connection with ! his provision to preserve public order. In an editorial this morning, it says: If 1 President Grant has violated the Constitu- ! ton in any way, as some Democrats so | freely charge, let him be impeached. Once more, their partizans are urging the people
 to war. Daily they strive to increase the
 excitement. Their constant effort Is to stir
 up suspicion and hatred, alienate one party from the other and bring on q conflict,
 which will find them safely slowed away | in bomb-prOofs. We have had enough of this. One war was brought on contrary to the wish of the people, by politicians, and we give these agitators notice that they
 must not bring on another. Forty millions of people have not toiled and economiZed, to let parcel of demagogues waste their substance and make sport of their lives. Ii these political leaders persist in bringing up strife, they will have to fight it out, and
 be held responsible to the people, in man. ncr neither agreeable nor safe for them: The President closed his Order with these words: No man worthy of the office of President, should be willing to hold it. if counted in, or placed there by fraud. Either candidate can afford to be disappointed in the result. The country cannot afford to have the result tainted by a suspicion of illegal or false counting'n
 San Diego. Nov. 11.-New York dispatch es say it is estimated that there are two million dollars locked up in pool boxes here, Morrissey's commissions are said to be fifty thousand. It is reported that Morris sey no longer takes pools on the election as the excitement is sufficiently great already.
 San Francisco, Nov. l7.-Gov Irwin de: nies having sent any such dispatch as is at tributed to him in the Washington special to the Chicago Times.
 It is said the banks are calling in loans on Bonanza stocks. Stocks: Alpha, 3015; California, Al; Con. Va, 115; Mexican, 2l; Ophir, 401s.
 Washington, Nov. 16.-It is the opinion of gentleman connected with foreign embas- sies here that war in Europe is inevitible be- fore Spring.
 -NON' lt.-l election now having been settled as far as can be, until the official vote iS received from Louisiana, Florida and South Carolina, with | every indication that Hayes is the successful | candidate. The clubreports will be suspcn- ded from this date until official returns are 1 made known in other States
 Chicago, Nov. 16.-The Journals special from Washington this evening says: all the | signs indicate that the Democratic leaders are now concentrating their strongest efforts in Fla, La. and S Carolina; but the manip- ulators are determined to secure Fla The Republicans are preparing to meet this move. Another special to the same paper says: the Democratic Newspapers of Char leSton, now cOacede Hayes has carried that state; according to Democratic figures, by over 4,O00; but they claim the election of Wade Hampton as Governor. South Caro- ina Legislature is Republican. The Jour 1al's New Orleans special says: The return ng Board is in session and half of returns ire in; but it will be ten days before result s decided. Leading Democrats express the opinion that the State will go for Hayes and he contest will be transferred 10 Washing on. They predict that Hayes inaugura- ion will be the signal for trouble all over he Country.