The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01

law on its side.
The Republicans have no attorney
before the Louisiana board.
The Louisiana board will probably
finish its labors by Saturday.
GoS. Sterns has taken oath that he
does not want to count the returns.
Times dispatches from Florida say
Democrats expect only to carry the
State ticket.
Intense excitement exists in South |
Carolina over what the Legislature may
do on Tuesday.
The MetcalfFrost contested election
case in st. Louis shows fraud on the
part of the Democrats.
St. Louis Republicans recommend
VIM. r. Morrison for Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
A Republican messenger to the
Southern Florida counties was driven
back by the Democrats.
The Morning Star advises the South
to prepare for another struggle, and
never submit to the seating of Packard.
Gen. Grant has ordered Gen. Ruger
in South Carolina to sustain. Gov.
| Chamberlain until otherwise directed.
| The Louisiana board has decided that
protests will not be entertained after re-
turns have been sent to clerks for COM
putation.
/ Republican politicians at Washing
ton say that the South Carolina court
exceeded its authority by imprisoning
the canvassiug board.
Manton Marble says he never con-
ceded Florida to the Republicans, but
on the contrary, is sure the Democrats
there have now tie day.
Webster and Hamilton, who went
south from Ia 'lahassec to look into al
legged Democratic frauds, were arrested
by Democratic Teforners.
Southern Democrats are daily in re-
ceipt of telegrams from the North anu
West, calling on tIltm to stand firm and
they shall be supported To the utmost.
The five members of the Sonth Car
oliua returning board lave been sent to
Jail by order of tic court. Their names
are Cordoza, Dunn, Payne, Purvis. and
Stone.
The Democrats are trying to delcat
$40 e ~ n cJ,,,.t,,re g., I1,, =,
sylvania, Samuel W. Starkweatl,cr,
because of slight mistake in printing
on some Of the tickets.
At noon on Monday the Florid:;
board of canyassers meet. Five Demo-
Gratis and three Republicans have been
invited. The result will be mainly reach
ed before the 9th of December.
It is feared that the Democrats will
attempt to inaugurate Wade Hampton
on Tuesday, and that the Republicans
will attempt to do the same thing with
Chamberlain. The general govern
ment will be asked to decide between
, the two.
A report says Gev. Hendricks, Gov.
Tiiden, ex-Gov. Curtin, Hon. S. Hewett
and wife, and Mrs. Hendricks dined
with lion. Peter Cooper Gov. Hen
dricks leaves for home in a few days
/ The following statement was made by
I Gov. Hendricks: lie didn't come foI
the purpose of holding conference
: he states that he is so perfectly conyire
S ed that the feeling of the honest mer
throughout the country is SO general
: that Tilden has been elected, that the
) sense of justice OF the country, irrespec
tive of party, is 80 strong that corrup
] caEvassing boards of the South won
: dare set public opinion at defiance; ant
if they make the attempt they will fai
: in their purpose. Oh!
b The South Carolina Supreme Cour
on the 25th decided to issue certificate
e 60 members from I.aurcns and Edge
:, field.
The Russian fleet has sailed from
s Naples destination unknown.
/ The Duchess of Edinburgh has bee
delivered OF a daughter at Malta.
h Germany feels morally bonnd to sur
g port Russia in the coming conferenc.
" The line of demarcation between tn
Turks and MontenegTins rs two kilomt
Il tres wide.
" The Serviau Ministry will resigr
i The present ministry will carry ON Ii
government Professionally.
Of A severe flood ruined great deal .
IN property in Central America last weel
e. The cocoa interest suffered most heavil,
D. M. Frost, of Missouri, Dem,
in cratic Elector, is said to be ineligib
of because he was Confederate Genera
II 10 s.,-, 4l.oA T1~oe:Ior,k r.