The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-09
LOUISIANA.

DELHI, November s.-First War d
Richlaud parish, Tilden 20s, Hayes none.
For Congress, Farmer, Democrat, 20s;
Leonard, Republican, nothing. For Gov
ernor, Nichols, Democrat, POS; Packard,
Republican, nothing. The Democratic
ticket is a unit here.
NEW 0RLEASs November S.-So def.
mite returns. Matters stand as at ll:30
last night. Both parties claim the State.
The indications point to Democratic
gains in the interior parishes. The
Democrats claim the election Of Elan for
Congress over Smith in the Fourth dis.
tticL The city will probably give 10000
Democratic majority.
New ORLEANS, November S.-The fol-
lowing special is from . Democratic
source:
"CLINToN, EAST FEEc1ANA PARISH,
November Sowing to the failure OF
the registrar to gil his appointments, q
large number OF voters were not regis.
tered. l,74S registered votes were polIed,
Of which Hayes got 8 and Tilden the
balance. At the poll conducted under
the United States Supervisor 443 voters
who had been unable to register depos-
tied their ballots in separate box, all
Democratic. The Republicans refrained
from voting. There was no intimida.
tion. The gross number OF voters was
within 300 Of the number at the last elec.
tion. Many Democratic voters were
deferred BY want OF registration, while
some blacks fraterpized, and all are hap.
py and jubilant.
NoTE.-The above majority (ls40)
shows Democratic gain Of 1851 over
the vote Of 1874. Prominent Republicans
say the voting in East Feliciana was Ia.
formal, and that the vote will not be can.
yassed BY the Returning Board, the Reg.
i.tras sent there having been intimidaIed.
Other Democratic parishes will be treated
the same way for similar reasons.
0uichita parish-Denocratic majority
in the parish, l,Os7, a Democratic gain
Of 1915 over the vote Of 1874, when Du-
bueklet, Rep, received 1928 majority.
NUrE-Will send votes OF parishes "a
received until satisfied Of the result.
New oRLEASs, November s--Mid-
night.-In II parishes partial official re.
turns and estimates show q net Demo-
cratic gain Of 1927 over the Democratic
and Conservative Comni4sioners' returns
Of 1874, which elected Moncure, Dem,
Treasurer by 2,e39. The above indicates
that the Democrats have carried the
State by 5000 to 10000, and it Is
claimed by the Democratic Committee
that the Democratic majority in this city
will probably reach 1000. The Repub.
leans claim the State for the Republi-
,ans by 1000 TO 1900. &
LOUISVILLE, November s.--The follow
ing wa. received here at 1922 A. n. from
Mobile, Alabama:
J. Van Horne, Gent SEp't, Loaisrills:
New ORLEANS, November S.-Ths
,ount is not yet made in this city, but
he Democratic majority Is over i, 900.
10 II other parishes, though the returns
rom them are yet incomplete, the Dem
,cratic majority Is over 5000 and they
.Iaim the State BY [, 1000 to 5000 majority.
[siguedl G. G. MERlwEArHER,
Supt W. u Telegraph Co.
NEW ORLEANS, November s.-The fol.
owing official and unofficial returns OF
Parishes, were received: Iberia, Rep,
,453; Democratic, ,94Gi Republican gain
81. CalcasiOn, Democratic, l,2ll; Re.
publican, 95; net Republican gain Of
.. West Feliciaua, Democratic BY about
rom $50 to 300 majority; a Democratic
,ain OF 1,lO9. Jackson Parish, Demo.
'ratic, !, ,040; Republican, $50; Democrat.
C majority Of 365.
NoTE-Comparisons are made with
he 1874 returns Of the Democratic Con.
eryative Committee, as published in the
World almanac. The election was peace.
Ible and quiet, no disturbances reported
rom any quarter and the State reports
how that the Democrats polled heavy
legro vote in the interior Parishes.