The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-24

Here Gen. Anderson read from q con.
Solidated abatement the vote for Presi-
dental Eleetors: Kellogg 2,52l, other
Republicans about the same; Tilden Elec'
tors, McEnery 3S2, Wycklitfs SOL, St.
Martin 33l. Here 10 a little trouble.
Three names are given in place Of Pachi.
One Is Felix P. Pachie, one isJ. o. Pochi,
one Is ]. B. Pacher. m
Gov. Wells-How have they been sum-
cd up2 .rbo-.-. ,..
Gen. Anderson-F. P. Poshi l03, and
80. Poshi 1888.
< Gov. Wells-What 10 the total Of that
Gen. Anderson-Three hundred and
thirty.two. It Is all intended for the
same man. Put him down 3S2, I suppose.
Gov. Wella-Next ia Debanc 300, the
next Is seay 800, Cobb 33l, Kross 3lG.
This 10 without taking into constellation
poll s.
VIM. smith--YOu mean you take poll
s into consideration.
Gen. Anderson-No, sir; poll eight is
not all in that.
| Gov. Palmer-I would like 10 state
that there is return from poll eight, and
the result is nearly the same as you have.
Gen. Anderson--What do you find for
Kellogg I,--,...
Gov. Palmer--TWo hundred and three,
There Is no return from poll nine here,
what have you got from poll nine? You
say 2S6.
Gen. Anderson-No; we will look at
poll nine. uI ,...
Palmer-I can see how 1t is, they have
poll nine here in the place Of poll eight.
Mr. Kenner-Two hundred and thirty
six. .. .4-
Gen. Andetson-Look for McEuery on
the same poll.
Kenner-McEnery 119.
Mr.. Palmer-I think it shows fully
that this return Of poll 0 was placed in the
column Of poll s.
Gen. Anderson-Yes, sir; because all
Kellogg electors have 2s6, and all Tilden
electors 40; in poll 0, Packard 9,5lo,
Nichols 2S7.
Gen. Anderson--What shall We take up
now? M.uu.
Gov. Wells-Ihave ordered Union and
Natchitoches. Mr. .Zacharie has protest.
cd against the count OF Natchitoches. We
can see better il we are 10 be delayed, and
send for Zacharie, II 1t is necessary.
The bringing Of the returns from
Natchitochcs and Union was delayed over
10 minutes. Pending the waiting a com.
munication was received from J. 3. Rich.
ardson, o. 8. s.supervisor, asking the priv:
ilege Of being present at the counting oil
the votes Of Madison. 41
Gen. Anderson-This comes too late.
The count has already been made.
Gov. Wells-Yes, sir, 1t Ia too late.
We have already passed upon II,
The returns from Union parish wore
then brought up.
Gen. Anderson-Two packages for
warded by mail, postmarked November
10. Any protest against this?
Mr.. Cassanaye-I don't know.
The packages were then opened, and
upon examination were found 10 be prop
erly certified and sworn to. ..
Gen, Anderson-Presidential electors
kellogg 81, all the Hayes electors "a.
Mr.. Smith-Is that in the parish?
Gen. Anderson-Now for tho Tildsn
electors: McEnery, ] ,465, ETC.; for Gov
ernor-Packard 8, Nichols 1905 votes.
Let us look at the returns from the pollsi
take poll 2 or3. @
Mr.. Kenner--Poll three?
Gen. Anderson--I just want 10 look
and see. .. .n
Gen. Anderson-That's right.
Mr.. Kenner-Deblanc l33, Seay 1873,
Cobb 1888, Kross 1873, Nichols, for Gov
ernor, 1885,.
4 Gen. Anderson-That'sright; the other
side gets nothing. Now give US poll
Kenner-Poli 2; McEnery a., Wyck-
liff A; ISL. Martin "A, and "A all the way
for the Tildcn electors. Nichols for
Governor gets a. .s.
Gen. Anderson-Thats right.
After some examination the returns
were pronounced correct, and another
parish was taken up. !.
u The Board to-day completed the can
yass OF only three parishes, as follows
Natchitoches, Tilden, 1891; Hayes, 2,o99.
Union, Tilden, 1893; Hayes, 81. Sher-
Vile, Tilden, s57; Hayes, s,2S7. Al one
poll at Naichitoehes the Board threw out
AZ votes for three Republican electors,
and 173 votes for three Democratic cleo
tors on account Of iniormalities. The
vote for five Republican electors in Nat.
chitoches was 1868. In Iberia five Re.
publican electors received only 1,84S
votes, instead OF 2,297, owing to the omis'
sion Of the names on the ballots.
The Board will probably take up the
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