, 1876-11-11
NOT YET.
The Big MuddIe as Far
from a Clearing
Up as Before.
No Definite Change in the
Sltuati0n---Anyb0dy's
Election Yet.
The Three Doubtful Southern
States Still. Claimed
by Both Sides
Kellogg and Chamberlain
Confident Of South Caro-
lima and Louisiana.
Preparations Making to III
sure d Fair Count in the
Latter State.
Commissions Of Prominent
Northern Men to Super
wise the Canvass.
Continued Excitement in New
York, Philadelphia, and
Washington.
The Old Rebel Spirit Of April,
1861, Crops Out in
Baltimore.
Vote of Illinois by Counttcs---Com-
plexion Of the Next
Legislature.
The Democrats Have d Small Majority
in the Lower House Of Congress.
The Old Rebel Spirit Of April,
1851, Crops Out in
Baltimore.
Vote Of Illinois by Col1ntfcs---Com-
plexion Of the Next
Legislature.
The Democrats Have O Small Majority
in the Lower House Of Congress.
FAIR PLAY.
THE rHEsIpENT'a CIRCULAR.

THE FHE3tpENT'd CIRCULAR.
Special Dispdsch to The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, fa., Nov. l0.-ln accordance
With the rcquest Of Gov. Kellogg, Of Louisiana,
that prominent men should 70 from the North
to Inspect tho counting ot votes In TINT State,
tile President has invited tho following gentle
men to proceed to Now Orleans for sucl, pur-
posu: The Hon. ". D. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania;
Gen. ]. H. Garfield, of Ohio; tho lion. j. A.
kasson. OF Iowa; John Schonberg, Of pcnnsylya-
MIA; GenJ. 4. Logau, ,of Illinois. 1t Is understood
that most Of these gentlc4en have acceptcd,
and will reach New Orleans within u few days.
nEWlrr'a CIRCULAR.
Special Dtsp1tch to Tbs Tribune.
NEW YoAK, Nov. 1O.-T'he most important
actions taken to-1ay iavc been thuso uf the two
National Commlttccs here. Mr. Hewitt, Of tho
Democratic Committee, has addressed tnylta-
tions to repair at once TO New Orleans, to coun-
col peace and fair aud honest returns, to tho
following lcadiug Democrats: tiova. 1ngersoll,
Of Connecticut; Bcdlc, Of New Jersey; Carroll,
Of Maryland; McCrecry, Of Kentucky; Goy-
crnors-elcct Robinson Of Now York; Hubbard,
OF Connecticut; cx-Goys. Randolph, Of New
Jersey; Curtin, Of Pennsylvania; Doollttlc, of
Wisconsin; Palmer, of Illinois; Blair, Of
Michigan, and the following other Demo-
crats Ex-Scnators, Hamilton, Of Maryland;
Dayartl, Ut Delaware, nnd Trumbull. Of Illinois;
sonator Mcdonald, Of Indiana; George ".
julian. ". +. Coolbaugf, Of Illinois; Senator
John W. 8scycnso1, Of Kentucky; Devk, of
Kentucky; Howard Potter, s. D. 1}Rbcoci,
President Of tho Chamber Of Commerce Of New
York; Uharlcs O'Coaor, Of New York; Judge
Stalls, IT Cincinnati; I,glet, Of Pennsylvania: !:
". II. Barnun,, Ut Connecticut; g. c. Walker,
Of Virginia; Randall, Of Pennsylvania, and ".
q x,f ,I,tn Vim
also directed to tho following Republicans:
Garfield, of Ohlp, Logan, of Illinois; Kelley, Of
Pennsylvania; Ditty, Ut Baltimore, anu Calnor-
on, Secretary ot War. Thu gentlemen arc
called to meet at New Orleans Oil Monday.
TEXT or TUE CIRCULAR.
RepubE!edHs aud Ds71otlAt4: Eltlzcna Of New
Orleaus urgoAty request thst dcIrsatoh Of prom.
peuce and . ialr and honcAt return: You ass carn-
eely required to bc onc Ut ton oriftecn gentlemen.
at widely known. to meet ut louisville, tinlt
South; tr. II iaore convenient. meeting ut tho H..
Chnrlca ilolcl. New Orleans, Monday murnlng.
Your prompt acceptance ny telegraph y requested.
Ihia onrrgency npWale to your palrlotlKn..
AntAn ). HEWITT, Chairman.
TIE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel, this evening,
Chandler called conference OF leading lscpub-
leans to take sotue uction Which would Rllay
puhtu excitement and give assurances uf Euod
falth OH tho part Ct tla Republicans. There
were prcscnt, lcsdss Chandler, Ed'nu.ds Of
ton, Of New York, samcl sloan, President Of
thu Delaware, l.ackawannn & Western isallroad,
Joscph Seltg1nun, Chester 4. Arthur, Wlttelaw
Roil, George Bliss. o-Conltnitsloner Wheel
Private dispntshca from t!,e Governors Of flori.
da mud Louisiana wore laid before tho meeting
nnd discussed. Kellogg Invited tho c'oeest
scrutiny from trlatworil'y Dcinorrats. To this
pointed from both PARTIES 70 go to New 0rlcalls
10 witch thu canyassing Owing to tl!c tlllticul.
" of communicating with absent members OF tho
tomrnIttce tnal action was postponed until TO-
morrow. -
Special Dtkpateh to The 1noans
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lu.-ln Fusp0nso to d
request from tha Hon. A. s. Hewitt, rom
tomorrow Tor Now orlcans, to bo ,present at
tle meeting Of tho Louisiana Returning Boar1l,
III the ntctrst Of tiey. TiIslrn. a special train
has been E.sIdcd ,x;s tor thsir ar,,,. accom-;
ast'i ssnataf Rauue pls ot % Ssw Jcfssy, sa
| Htgicr, cx-lioy. Ctlrti,l, nnl thu Han. Samuel
J. randall, of PenA!sylva,lia; ex.9loY., Walker
asl1 tho Iln1,. n. +. llandy, 1f Virginia; tloy.
| Culicgo, anA utiers ffoln Eastern Statcs.. They
will tso 1olurd oll the ruuto By tac lion. Lyman
TEumbull, c1.tioy. Palmer, tho lion: Henry
Wat.e.son, W. +. Coolbaugh,. Senator narnam.
Oswald Ottcndorfer. Ut Now York, aud otless
whose na1ue8 arc not EtTctl.
PRESIDENT GRANT
| left tho banqnct given by tho Centennial Man'
sgcm ent to the Foreign Commissioners tE order
which SECRETARY Cameron brought up the aacs'
tion Ut suulaing troopa to Florida and Louisiana.
Tho ortler to uen. Sherman was written by the
President in Gen. llaWles's otfica Willis wastl!.,
hll!tIon 10 begtn. There Is considerable excite,
n1rlt herA tYGr tho threatened complications In