The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-13

NKw YoEK. Nov. IL The HeyrI
hes - following reports from the chair
man Of the Democratic Central Con-
ni.t<e in soath Carolina Tie Demo
cratic counties have gives the follow
inr nsio.i,lez Bsrnwell, 1925. Ch-s
sssxsid $50. EigeHeld. 3e25. Sancash,
30 Lawrence. i.isl, Marion, AS:
Marlboro 331; Ococones, 1859, Pix
ems, ls4ss Spartan. SEQ; Union. 755;
York. So Total, 24.254. Repabli-
can counties give the following rnajori-
ties Beaufort. 1881: Charleston. 4. a.s.
Cation. Ills; Chester. $50, Ciaren.
don. so; Darlington, 200. Fairfield,
e73; Georgetown. i.7Gs; Ksrsh.w.
233; Sswberry. J5, orangeburg. 1902;
RiellAnd. i.422; Sampler. 1888: Well
insburg. COG. total, 22.'+s- Aggregate
Democratic majority, ~ "a; aggregate
Republican majority. 22,.4s. D-.so-
cratic majority for Governor. 1896.
Tiidcn will fall about 600 votes be-
hind Hampton Another dispsteh "a
lis same paper says. however. from
twelve counties frum which Official and
sefni-oshcial returns have been receiv ed
Tilden runs 9si behind Hampton. and
Ia one county leads Hampton 81 votes.
which i. exceptional. and IL 10 ssfs
therefore 10 predict that Hayes will
carry the electoral vote Of South Caro-
osins.
The N. Y. Herald has the following:
NEW ORLEANs. Nov. II So many
OF the parishes of this State are ~ in
accessible, aud the authenticated state
n-nts Of the retnrLs received up 10 tho
present time are 20 few. and the unofi-
cial accounts received vary % widely
that il Is impossible u give any accurate
statement or even an Appropriated
estimate - received by you.
Signed WV p KELLOGG
Another dispatch to the Herald, by .
large number Of merchants of North
Carolina. says kelloggs and Packard's
dispatches claiming this State are cor.
rect. The parishes have been officially
heard from except two. Cameron and
I.afourche,. The majority for Tilden
is 1916 Cameron and Lafourches will
make their majority over 5000. There
has been 40 disturbance, before. during
or since the election.
NEw YoRK, Nov. l2-The Herald
has the following interview with Prssi-
dent Grant. at Washington. last night:
Upon being asked what his solution was
OF the present situation, he said, They
depend upon . fair count The charge
Of corruption auI fraud made against
the Republican party by their political
OPPONENTS was then spoken Of.
He said that the Democrats ot lie
South may in-tiya,e all sorts Of ~troc-
tiles, and be parties To them TO the rA
ten. of con- uniting murder. and moth
ing much Is said or thought ab'ut 1t,
but wlisn fairness in elect ions, Hct ord
ing 10 the lawful plan is insisted upon.
great complaint is made. AMI there i. a
ehargr OF untairn.ss.
Sending of troops into the Southern
States had produced IA good effect and
has maintained the pesce. When the
present trouble and conditions Of the
pablo mind was referred a.. hc said
that be did 40, anticipate any trouble
If proper precautions WIRE taken ia
time. All that rupt re Of the peace
needed for its prevention was firmness,
promptness and decision. as well ~ hav.
ing force enough at coismsnd To nip il
ia the bud" Here the President re.
flected moment. aud then reviewed an
in.tAnce IN our na:i, hal history. In
the casa ot Buchanan. in 1861 be said
IL temporixing vascilsting policy had
not ben followed there " ould not have
been civil war and its disasters At
the time. had he acted with decision
he might have stopped the whole thing
with brigade Of troops; but be waited
until thu magnitude of the disturbance
had got beyond his control
Do You anticipate trouble IN tho
South, Mr.. President | asked.
Oh. no. he answered. with y smile. I
have made = resolution never To ~ntici
pate trouble never look for i. until
it oomes but believe it best to I've pre-
pared for what may come, and have the
means at band for any emergency.
Ngw YoRx. Nov. l2.--Arrived--
steamship Switzerland from An.~-rp.
PHuApgLrHiA. Nov ls--Th. .xhi
bition grounds were visited by Immense
crowds to-day, The bal id,ugs were
not open. The Ccptsnnisl Commission
will probably aii'arn Tuesday for sew.
erai msaths. whiis the accounts and
report. .r. beirs m~ie up. |, is e.,i-
mated thu, the profits on beer and coda
will amount To half = million dollars.
Mos, If the State buildings have al
readx fAs,rd i.ur.haserx The German