The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-12

CHARLE-roN, = c., November IL
by latest corrected official Returns
Hampton's majority Is 1854 The fun
returns indicate that rilden has fallen
much more behind Hampton's vote
Than has been supposed, In ten on,
OF thirty'two counties Tilden's major,
ity is 453 less than Hampton's. In
equal ratio Of loss In remaining TWEEN.
ty'two counties would leave Tilden
less than one bundled majority In the
State.
PtnchbHCk Comedies tho stnIc 10 the
Democrats,
NEW ORLEA's, November 1.-THE
Returns from MI except seven parishes
whith are estimated, show u majority
Tor tHe Democratic NatioI al ANA State
tirdtt Of over 5000. Governor
PinchOeck, Ia an Interview to day,
said i, the returns ~ lar received are
correct, the Democrats hav, certainly
carried the State. Darrell is reelected
to CIng;ess from the third district,
and j. &, Leonard, Republican, is
elected IN The fifth district; other dis.
tricts have elected Democrats. The
Indications are that the Democrats
viii have three or four majority in the
Senate, and iitt,en in the House. The
next Legislature elects two United
States Senators.
1t is claimed 10y Colonel PAckard's
opponents, that he would run behind
hi ticket, but figures show only a
slight difference between the votes for
Hayes and Packard.
North Cnroiiua Democratic by Thir.
teen Thousand Majority.
WILMINGTON, \ G., November II. -
The Democratic majority in this
State probably ranges from 1000 to
1900, There ia no change in the
Congressional delegation.
The State Democratic, bu, liable TO h,
Counted Republican.
New IOKK, November ll.--A dis
patch was received at the Democrats
headquarters to-day from Lake City
Florida, saying that eighteen countie
gave Democratic majority of 5,5l3
and that nine counties gave u Repub
lican majority of G,S67. The remaining
nine counties to be heard from gave Il
Democratic majority in 1874 of 1906
LOUISVILLE, KY, November H.
The chairman of the Democratic State
executive committee ut Monticello,
Florida, says the most careful estimates
on the figures OF 1874 In counties not
heard from, and the returns actually
in, show Democratic ajority surely
The counties net heard from are all
Democratic, md will give large gains
The majority cannot fall short Of !, 300
JACKSONVILLE November II Dis
tant counties in this State are still to
be officially heard from. In regard to
the ele 'tlon results, up To this time
they can only be estimated, rs there
are no facilities for telegraph con,mu.
nication with them.
| Morton hayt the Situation Calls for
Prudent Action
SAN FRANCISCO Cal. November TO-
Senator Morton states to-day that he
will not return 10 the East until the
conclusion Of the Investigation OF the
Chinese question, IN which he IL en-
gagged here. He endorsed the wisdom
OF the proposition to obtain the pres
euce of prominent aud trusted mem
hera Of both parties to assist in ALA =
ing the present excitement and feeling
in regard TO the South, hut expresses
the belief that 10 serious complica.
tons will ensue, although the situation
calls for prudent action.
New York Herald on Gr2nt's order
WASHINGTON, November ll.-Gov.
ernor Randolph left today tnroute for
New Orleans.
The Herald says OF Grants order
ale used words words which are mos
honorable to him, and which accl.
rately express the thoughts of all pat
riotic men. General Grant has done
many wise acts, but this Is the hest act
of his life and will do much good as a
measure. The public Of both sides and
the nation will thank him for his
timely and patriotic words"
President Grant returned 70 Wash
ington this afternoon. He has request
ed the following prominent gentlemen
to proceed to New Orleans to ASSET in
counting votes In Louisiana: William
Evarts. r. w. Hougton, General J. A
Nix. General James II. Vansllen, %
New York, General Size man ant
Stanley Malhess, If Ohin Courtlant
Parker, of New Jersey Senator Ed
munds, Of Vermont, ]. Harrison, o
Indiana, Senator Logan, of Illinois
Hon. J. Schronberg, OF Pennsylvania
and Hon. John A. Kasson have beer
invited. Nearly all of them have beer
heard from and have accepted.
BosToN, Mass, November 18th
Traveller says Charles Francis Adam
has started for the South.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, November H.
Tilden's majority in this State
6,4aA