New Orleans Republican., 1876-12-14

Matters In seu.h Careli,a.

Nl06t0k0 II SOUS0 C0f0u00s
COLUMBIA, December l3.-The Damo-
cratic House to-day passed q resolution to
count the votes for Governor and Lieuten-
ant Governor tomorrow ct p. NJ. The
resolution was communicated to the Senate.
There was another ballot for United
States Senator by the Democrats to-day.
No choice.
The Senate and Republican House in
joint session declared the election of D. T.
Corbln ~ United States Senator
Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, December l3.-The com.
mittee divided into two committees, tho Re-
publicans voting against the division.
Argument in the mandamus case will be
heard tomorrow, and decision reached
this week.
Net q Shadow Of Doubt Of Ii.
New YORK, December ia Herald
special from Cincinnati says: Governor
Hayes, in conversation with one of tho
local Republican leaders here, said;
II have examined the eitustlon carefully
and thoroughly, and betides hsve solicited
and obtained the opinions of the best CON
stitutionar lawyers Of the country, and am
now satisfied that I have been honestly elect
cd President Of the United States, and am
entitled to the Office, and I fully expect to
be inaugurated as such." -
The Governor is particularly careful to
the presence of correspondents, but this re-
mark was made to Q gentleman who
vouches for its truth.
The Indiana Democracy-The Apoatato
Julian Making Up fer Lost Time
Hendrlcks Has Nothisg to Saga Con-
ventien % be Called.
INDIANAPoLIs, December 13-The Demo-
cratic State Central Committee met pursu-
ant to the request of the Democratic elec-
tors to consider the political situation. A
number of prominent politicians, including
Governor Hendricks and State officers, we're
present, in addition to Representatives from
each congressional district Ex-Congress-
man julien, who had been to Louisiana,
being called upon, gave his opinion that
| the election in that S1ate had been as quiet
| and peaceAble % in Indiana, and that Til
den had carried the State overwhelmingly.
| He hoped the Democracy would have pluck
enough to stand mp for their rights and
meet the crisis now. He was satisfied We
| shall have NO war.
Governor Hendricks was called on for his
/ views. but tho chairman reminded the
| meeting of the impropriety of one 30 per-
sonaliy interested speaking at this time.
| Reports from all the Congressional districts
we're made BY representatives present stat
inc that the Democrats of tho districts were
convinced that Tilden had been legally
elected and demaned his Inauguration.
A resolution va adopted calling q con-
| vention Of the people, regardless Of past
| political opinions, at each county seat, De-
cember %, to select and instruct delegates
| to assemble in State convention ct Indian
| anolis on January 3, TO consider public
| affaies, and take such action - will secure
| q full execution of the constitution and
| laws. s-
A committee is being appointed to pre-
| pare an address to the people.
| Abe Hewitt,s Latest Prenuncianiepte.
Rooms NATIONAL DRMocKAric CoxMrrrsS }
| Warrington December l3, 1876 s
To the people Of the United States:
The National Democratic Committee an.
nounce a. the result Of the presidential
election held ON the seventh of Novem ber
the election Of Samuel j. Tilden, of New
York, - President, snd Thomas A. Hen
bricks, of Indiana, as Vice President of the
United Stateb. We. congratulate You
on this victory for reform; II
now only remains for the two houses
Of Congress in the performance o.
February next, to give effect to the Will o.
the people thus expressed in the constitu
tional mode by Q majority OF the electora
votes, and confirmed by . maj Fity OF al
: | the States "a we'll - by an overwhelming
majority Of ali the people of the Unites
States. BY order of the executive com
ABRAHAM.S s. HEWITT, Chairman.
l FrEDERICK o. PRINCE, Secretary.
Zach Chaadler's Rejsinder.
An address has tonight been issued b
. tbs Democratic Committee. 1t is the les
! desperate attempt to prop failing cause
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