The New York herald., 1876-11-09
CoLuMBus, Nov. 8, 1870.


Ohio... y Wisconsin, ........... 10
Michigan. ............ II South Carolina.
limos. s................ Il LOUISIANA.
Iowa'.... ~ rlorluo..
minnesota. -
iotai.
This gives Mr.. Hayes total electoral vote Of lsa
DEMOCRATIC rgELIyG.
Tho democratic committee confident OF Tildcn's
election, but not especially juban, fearing there
may DO somc mistake in their ngurca
cHASnLER FLORIDA.
A despatch was received here from Zach Chandler,
stating that his latest from Florida and Louisiana
led him to believe both S,atcs had been carried for
Hayes, and, II his news was reliable, this insured
Hayes election.
RAY or noPE rRox NORTON
Senator Morton shed ray Of hope tho council by
his despatch from San Francisco, declaring that tho
republicans had carried the State by several thousand
majority. Even this news IRON such sources as Chan
der and Morton did not cause any special shouting
WHAT GOVERNOR SAYS
After the possibilities and probabilities had been dis
cusscd in informal why by several gentleman pres
ent Governor Hays looking easy and bland as IL he
had had no part In tho matter, walked about tho
room for time, and then, In answer to question
from your correspondent 10 how the ncws OF The
morning affected him, replied substantially as fol-
lows:-
~ think We nre defeated. In spite OF the recent
carried tho country and elected Mr.. Tden. Asu now
scems necessary for tho republicans to carry all the
States set down as doubtful TO secure oven
orty OF one in the Electoral College must confess
do not very much 10 hope for, and am inclined
doubt the possibilities. don't think those cucourag-
ing dispatches ought TO be given TO the public now, be-
cause might mislcad our enthusiastic friends bet
on the election and lose their monoy. do heartily
dcprecato such practices"
national importance should DO gwen TO the public,
as they hungry Tor ray Of hopeful news, to
n...nu nd
II do no think So inclino TO the belief that any
thing which has tendency TO exotic the people is In
judicious n. this time. II VIC havo gained the day
people shall know it good time, and then there will
DO plenty Of timc to rejoice"
Al this stage OF the covcrsation Hon. L. j. Critch-
held OF tho delegates to the Cincinnati Conven
ton from Columbus, with a far from cheerful coun
tenancc, aud alter shaking hands with Hayes, re-
.'wel, Governor, how are you, way up or way
| down."
toll YOU CritchHcld tho trouble with you
IS that you have not sand enough In your boards
enjoy political life Now. hero 70 our ircnd the
| respondent Whose hair and moustacho black lf
he had sandy beard he would look sorrow
Errxcr or riLDyx's ELECTION
sBy the way do not think II night 10 Joke over this
matter. don't caro- for myself The party, yes, and
the counry too, can stand IL but do care for tho
business viii be greatly disturbed by Mr.. Tilden's
election TRADE governs itself; capitalists may just
only nine days wonder which will wear away as
soon as they recover IRON the chagrin Of defeat.
Business WILL think go on as usual do not con-
slider tho parties responsible for financial depression
We see tno troubles they have had in Germany aud
Austria. II any part OF tho country suffers
so sous under tho aoss ns% sanme Sorhcss Nor
men cannot 1--we there and will leave, and emigration
inio tho States will cease But, as said before, DO
pity tho poor black Of the south Tho result will
be that tho Southern people will practically treat the
constitutional amendments as nuiites, and tho COL
orcd mans fatc will bo worse than when BIO was IN
slavery with humane mastcr TO look after his In
teresis That Is tho only reason regret the news
tiGn And 20 tho Interview ended
THE AND LITTLE HOPE
despatch has just been received by Governor Hayes
from W. 4. Chandler, Florida, south Carolina, Ore.
eon and louisiana, gives Hayes ono majority. This
does not cause much hope here
gFrBcT or A SENSATIONAL CAHARD..
The sensation sent West this evening Hayes had
carried New York State made terrible commoton
here IL was generally believed IN Ohio, and hundreds
OF kilograms have been received here asking for
frmatou OF this story Wncn this news was bullctined
an immense crowd In front Of republican hcadqusrter
many Of whom had bet money tho result wont per.
foclly Wild. Men yelled and fairly cried for JOY; Tho
tune OF tho crowd which lew moments before was an
orderly assembly. was At once transformed into a
bowling mob o. enthusiasts SOM lew men bet money
that Hayes was really elected There 10 great excite
ment here tonight
At later hour, after hearing tnc at the Rcpub
l:can Headquarters, the crowd numbering several
thousand. formed INTO procession and marched to
Governor Hayes residence. In response 10 repeated
calls Governor Hayes appeared in tho doorway. and
amid much cheering by the crowd spoke as iollows-
GOVERNOR HAYES spHECH.
MT FRIESps-I assure yoa am obliged for this hearty
demonstration, but II you VIII keep quiet about half
moment WI say something TO You which, ithink, Is
present advlccs look favorable remember that
OF the States which have boon considered doubt
Iul have largo tcrritory remote from railroads or
telcgraphc communications and 1t will naturally
somo time to definite returns from them !
the corc take this call earnest OF your loyalty
TO tho republican party and your desire for It's SUGGEST
Ii advces shoald change the result IRON what II Is
announced at present assure you shall frequently
recall this visit during hc time shall yet live among
you with pleasure. bid you good night"
Ancr further cheering the crowd dispersed.
Mr.. r. q. Mccormick, Secretary Of tho National
Committee, has just tclegraphed Mr. wickon, Char
man Of the State Republican Committee, that Louisi-
ana south Carolina Wisconsin, oregon, California and
Florida have n g0no for Hayes and that North Caro-
lima Is uncertain.
LATER INTERVIEW WITH rnE GOVERNOR
The HERALD representative called on Governor
Hayes tonight just afscr he had received atel~gram
from Governor Mccormick, OF New York, stating that
tho states considered doubtful had surely COMO for
Haycs except North Carolina and that In doubt.
Governor Hayes was less mpcrturbable than his wont.
He said he had no formal statement 10 make; that
while the no had received had como from such
high authority as the National Committee and was
indorsed IN part by other leading rcpsbIicana yet he
was not fully satisfied as 10 its reliability.
ABOUT FLORIDA.
From what he knew OF tho geography OF such State
Florida he knew u was exceedingly difficult to get
reliable returns from a number Of counties and al
though his friends assnrcd him enough states had been
secured 10 give him majority OF still he preferred
Hayes cvdenty does not propose 10 climb very high
on information hc has received thus far. Thomp pson
Chairman Of the Democratic Committee, SAYS hc viii
not admit Haycs' sectson, because hts adviccs from
Florida gro such - TO make hin confident has gone
democratic.
DEMOCRATIC HOPES
Tho hopes OF tho democratic have risen and they arc
ofcrlne TO increase their bets on Tdons election
SO both republicans a7d democrats arc happy.
4x HAYES ELECriox CLAIMED
There rs great excitement here over this announce
mont that Governor Hayes Is elected His private sec
retsry 10 sending out tc,cgrams claiming majority OF
ono Tor Hayes la tho electoral college, High reet In
front OF tho republican closely packed
with thousands of people, all wild with excitement
RETURNS oBrsfxABLk
In tho midst OF the general excitement all efforts to
obtain complete returns OF the ono election by
ties have ngnsy tailed. Thrs far returns have only
hsaa received from nineteen counueA III however,