The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
Hayes. Election confidently
Claimed.

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or Is shared ny tue prominent Nepuo'''
cans OF Ohio. Ex-Governor Dennison oi
tha, State (Postmaster.C General under
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conservative man. ana one not given 10
putting his name to anything sensational
telegraphs Gov. Hayes as follows from
Washington:
WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. Il, 1876.
Y" Governor r. b. Haye''
You are undoubtedly elected next
President OF the United States. Desperate
attempts are being made 10 defeat you in
Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida
but they will not succeed.
W. DESNIsoN.
The Ohio STATE Journal, edited by Gen.
Com,v nm ;D,im,t. narsonal fr;end NJ
cou.. u..o. nj. .a;,,.,. L,.;..
uo'e'"V' 's'' va" " uu'"S
the war; expresses himself 10 hts paper
OF yesterday az follows:
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ford n e H.vsS "S | ia ,bs T is;r % md homes homes,
choice OF Louisiana, South Carolina and
Florida forP President, than we have Of his
being Governor oil Ohio. This being the
case, we can iooE with serene composure
over ne rampant roorpaeks oil the sud
cehiy alslingutsheu men VINO are sehu'
ing psmooranc pu'ie''nS 10 'he country
A Washington special to the Cincin-
natl Gazette OF Yesterday speaks thus con.
sdon, !, ,o..,i n ,ho naw. t,om ,ha J;.-
nuen, ~ tesA'' y" '"e "e"' "''" '"e 1''
puied states:
Information OF the most specific char
acter from the Government and State of
ficials in South Carolina, Florida and
Louisiana. has reached the authorities
here TO-DAY. which fully iusti6es the con.
cIns;on thst each of these S,ates has voted
for Haves Al The same lime advices
have been received Of formidable efforts
in several quarters TO prevent returns
from reachine the central stations, and in
Sontb 'Carolina A movement 10 take nos.
session and prevent counts. in case the
Republicans do succeed in getting the re.
tnrns ali In,
III, ,.... ,,;,..,,L .,.. A.. olo,o
a sun i"'e' ",'Pa'V" '"A" '"e AOO''
to the aa.ette reads as follows:
at thas been an anxious day In Wash
ington. The members OF the Cabinet
have been in session or In individual con-
ierences during most Of the day. They
have had dispatches from the leading
civil and military officers In the doubtful
Southern States. They have taken steps
which, go far rs lies In the Executive
power, will preserve and protect the
purity OF the ballot box, and secure fair
and honest count. The drift OF the In
formation from the three central States
presented to the Cabinet, was, in sub
stance, this In South Carolina the Re:
pablicans still maintain the accuracy OF
the claims ol Gov ZIMMERMAN 70 . ma,
iority OF at least s,oo9 ior Hayes and
Wheeler, and Chamoeriain. In several
Of the counties, especially those along
the Georgia border, ana 10 what Is called @
inc nP-niil % country ., mere n naye ". Deen ~,
SsEetat asspessss a.saps sai ~ 'a;s. sns ha tha
A hiI1 Sa ussposs.e Ps.sVhS .hs " Tsasa Tsae .u ..
% DaIio. Do1ss ...u Anu usss' ,;on. sne nHe'S s.Ho
tsmpS M.sh iew u;asepsons, ..nsas nsoS
peen deieeseo; rtecanu0naty msasuIes an.
nave eeen nken, wnicn, II Is 'nGughs,
wii, enec.aaily guard tae resi- q e uae
1aliot ooIes rom liEe aanger Tt rntil ai.ef
me omGiM ,,S eoant Is aeei6ed. Inc COUNT
ing Tlil iAke place o. Eoiume.a, whefe
nearly aLl lne troSps lsiI 10 theesate nav. gave
oeen,eoneehFateo, anu where wnaI eIate
Ir1oPs .ne 9oSetnment can commaaa %
wiii % put IN Fsnae,yons IN order 70
prevent any possiole als1asbanee; GOV.
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