Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-11
LATEST NEWS.
NOTHING SETTLED YET.
WHAT THEY SAY IN NEW YORK.
LET US HAVE PEACEl
A FAIR COUNT AND 70 FAyORs.

A FAIR COUNT AND NO FAyORs.
PATRIOTISM REVIVED.
Honest Men of Both Parties TO the
Front.
JACKsoNViLLE. Fla, Nov. 1.-THE dis
tant countie Ia this state are st'Il TO be ON
clslly heard fom In regard 10 election re-
Up 10 this time they can only be estimated,
as there are DO facilities FOR telegrapatc COM
munication with them.
Another LsEe city Dispatch.
INV YORK, Nov. IA dis patch was re-
ceived 81 democratic headquarters to-day
rom Lake city, Florida, stating that IS
counties gave democfatic majority OF S.5ls,
and that counties gave republican major.
lty OF 81. Remaining counties 20 ba heard
nom gave democratic majority in IS7g of
1906.
LOUISIANA
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The following prf-
vate dispatch has been received ina thts CITY:
NEW ORLBASs, LA, Nov. l0.-HRTib.
a majority OF .i25; some democrat tic parishes
yet 10 hear from. w. II. ROBERrs,
ASSStGrt Editor NelO Orleans TsBssx.
The Latest.
The following has just been received In this
city $3.50 p. M:
NKw ORLEANS. LA. Nov. n.
Bon j. NJ. McGrelr, Posi- O9ioe Depayfssenf,
Washington, ID. C..
Louisiana undoubtedly republican accord
ing 70 latest reliable returns.
j. j. MAGUIRE, Acting r. M.
SOUTH CAROLINA
NEW YORK, Nov. II The Gold and Stock
Telegraph Company this morning ammo inc
ed the reception OF the following dispatch:
CHARLESTON, &. C., Nov. ll.-Au returns
in give the democrats lI3 msjority. OtnciaI
returns cannot materially change this re.
suit. Frauds claimed on both sides.
INDIANA.
TfIden's msjority 5.424.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. li.-Returus from
all tine counties in the state show Tilden's
majority 70 be 5,424.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL Tne following are
nearly accurate figures Ia the state OF Illi-
nois:-The legislature is composed OF "a re-
publicans, p democrats aud 8 independents
In the senate, aud 50 republicans and II DEM
ocrats In the house, giving a total OF 9s dem
ocrats and Independents and los republicans.
and majority on joint ballot OF repuoli-
cans. Eighty-six counties in the state give
hayes 1850 majority, democratic gaia OF
&c, go over the vote OF 1872, wnen oglesby
bad 5000. The sixteen counties 10 hear
from gave 2,8l2 democratic majority in lS7l
In sixty counties, Cullom, rep, for gov
There are four counties 10 hear from on gov
ernOr.
RECEIVED at REPUBLICAN HEAD.
QUAaTEks.
That CoRorer Dispatch Again.
The following is bulletined at the Tepubli-
can headquarters:
"The report that Senator Conover con-
cedts Florida 10 the democrats is a barefseed
he. "A thing devised by the enemy sena-
tor Conover is not In Florida and has not
been for several days."
NAV y0RK TO-DAY.
That Con0ver Dispatch, Etc.
NEw YORK, Nov. ll-There was less ex-
element in the streets this morning con.
corning the Presidential election. There
bulletin boards, but they were less eager and
demopstrative than on previous days. Park
Row vas blocked at times, but pedestrians
were able TO circulate freely In Printing
The Herald bulletin bore an announce
ment that Senator Conover had sent q dis
tee declaring ibat Fiorisa had gone demo-
cratic There was no cheering today and
very little enthusiasm In the streets,
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERs
The old room OF the Republicas National
committee, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, were
abandoned last night, as the lease OF them
nae mao expired, but the committees are occupy
rev persons were present at the headQ q arters
this morning, and Mr.. Clancy, the CLERK of
inc committee, said that no new dispatches
had been received. he denied the buiIetined
report That dispatch had come To the COM
mlttee nom Senator Conover, 81 Florida.
concedlpg the state TO the democrats.
AT THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTKRs
In the Everett House a1airs were also quiet,
though q ripple OF excitement was occasioned
by the report OF the Conover dispatch. Dis
hrming f6fmer reports favora Die 10 the dem
ocrats, and Louisiana, Florida and South
Carolina were all claimed as certain for
room spoke favorabIy OF General Grant,
saying that they saw nothing
wrong In IL IL he meant what he said.
The report that VIM. M. Evarts has started
for the south was denied.
CONFERENCE OF PROMINENT REPUBLI-
CANS
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening, held
TO discuss the advisability OF uniting with
the democratic committee In requesting
eminent citizens 10 60 TO Louisiana, Was
receipt of the news of the Presidents procIae
nation. In view OF this the proposed meas
ure was deemed unnecessary.
LET Is HAVE PEACEi
With the Democrats IN an Emors
20 Have . Fair Coans and Ne
NEW DIRK, Nov. 1.-THE Tribune Says
ga meeting of prominent republicans was
held last night at the Fifth Avenue hotel, at
the Invitation OF Secretary Chandler. An
ascertained from members and
officers OF the national committee that
among those present were Senator Edmuuds,
CT Vermont, Gen. Daniel K. Sickles, e. W.
Stoughton, Samuel Sloan, John Jay, Jos
Seligman, George Jones, Gen. @. A. Arthur,
George Bliss. jr., Police Commissioner
Wheeler and John /. Davenport.
IL 10 understood that O proposition was
fully discussed and finally unanimously ap.
proved, TO the effect that the National conn-
mittee be advised 10 invite the Democratic
National committee to unite with it In
sending 10 Louisiana q numb OF gentle
men representing both parties OF national
reputation and enjoying the confidence OF
The whole country, who should look into the
detAtls OF the late election, and witness the
action OF The board Of canvassers and report
whether the result indicated the free and
fair vote OF the state. Dispatches from Gov
ernor KELLOGG, inviting such scrutiny on the
part OF both political friends and opponents,
were read, and all the republicans present
uSed the strongest expressions with refer-
snoe TO the imperative necessity that No