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The New York herald., 1876-11-11
pExocnAr1c HEADQUARTERS.

When tho National Democratic Committee opened
their rooms yesterday morning the same thrcss Of
snxioss poitcians gathered around to scan tho In
coming dispatches and grasp At anything that bore
hopes Of democratic success. Quito . number Of
dispatches received from South Carolina Lousi-
ana and Florida but their tenor, who favorable,
not fully In Keeping with tho enthusiastic messages OF
the night before Tina together with the natural
ton from tho previous extreme exultatlon, had .
somewhat depressing effect upon the gcntemen pres
ent Tho excitement OF quiet nature and conn.
dencc marked with serious thovghtfuncsa
The managers and members Of tho committee were
very busy and unceasing In their efforts to gean In
formation for the benefit OF tho anxious crowds Mr.
Hewitt In at O'Clock and again In the even.
Ing Mr.. hagonc. Of tho stntc Committee, though In
an exhausted condition, was present during the
creator part Of tho day Ho stated that the committee
had yet received no returns sucentt TO establish
tho exact nature Of the next Legislature.
Az about haif-past three O'Clock Governor rildcn
called and passed half an hour IN tho rooma he
pressed his boIici In tho triumph OF popular wiiI
which ho considered had epphaticaIy pronounced n
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
NEW YORK'S ANXIETY.

PoPur.AB KxcrrxMENr ON TIN oENxBAL Nh
sULr-cRowDs WAITING AT THE HERALD
BuIIETIu.-- GOVERNOR Tu.DKN's MOVE
MEnrs-xFYKcr OF PnKsrDKNr GRANTS PROC
IAMATIoN.
The third dny after the election passed with an
certainty supreme All the fluctuations OF opinion
and the grea, popular convection have led
10 nothing definite than the tantazng policy Of
waiting People have begun to that the most ar
dent desrcs promulgated In the vigorous ana en-
phatic Language will bring about the result 70
whicn they point On both sides claims havo
been pcrsisteD,ly urgedl ana pcrsssently denied
and between denial and the public have been
able to end resting-pace. They have been tossed
hther and thher like tho ark IN the deiuge and now
shey appear think that they have found their Arrat
where thoy may rest Till the great popular con-
sent,on has subsided Yesterday Indicated notieca-
bio abatement In at loast suspension or excite
mon. and IL may DO that this result was In
part brought about by the tnclement weather
which was altogether unfavorsble TO large outdoor
gatherings when Thursday night closed the indica-
tons we're In favor the democratic prctensons bat
claims which the party had made IN the morning
characterized unfoundcd by the republicans, tho
usual process Of claim claim out
but on smaller scale than at any time since the close
OF tho polling There seemed but little doubt that
North Carolina had remained ssanch 70 the democrats
but on tho action South Carolina Florida and Lou
sAna The interest esiminassdi Hardly any Information
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
THE UNION 1.nAoU. CLUE.

rhero was mach oxctcment At tho Union League
Club last evening The leading spirits Of the rspubli
can party dropped In early ana sauntefed into the
reading ROOM where shs situation freely discussed
Tho tapc OF The telegraph insrumsnt studied from
time 70 time, but few comments were made. The
proclamation Of Precedent Graas was looked upon BY
the majority A. smnsnty wis and proper, under the
sxstins state Of AFFAIRS No danger whatever
approhendsd A number Of special dispatches were
received By individual members from Florida and
LOUISIANA most Of them giving majOritics for the
Hayes and Wheeler ticksI Asssengsgs were kept
busy running 70 and fro between the club house and
the Finh Avenue Hotel Al one time ths sidewalks IN
front OF lhe budisg were thronged BY anxious 10
learn tho latest particulars but nothing being
elected they wended their vay 20 other quarters hop
Ing 10 Obtain explicit a. 70 the resnt
oftbc election. Among The gentlemen who called we're
Collector Chester A. Arthur, Commissioner John /.
Davenport Postmaster ThomAe l. James, Enoch L
Fancnsr, United States Attorney George Bliss, Noah
Davis, Colonel Knox hcAfec, exconUsasman john D.
Lawson Jackson s schullx, yehn ssy, Thomas 9. 40.
ton Shcridas Shook, General ThoGas W. Conway,
Eliwood e. Thorne, Thomas Murphy. william Herring
+. W. Stonghton, Police Conmsssonsrs J. n Erhardt
and Dewitt 9. Wheeler, District Attorney Benjamin. X
phclps and Joseph H Choata
The New York herald., 1876-11-11

only produced counter demonstration In favor OF
Mr.. 1ildcn Incidents OF peculiar aspect were few
In there tow words spoken TO the as
sembage. but the could not bc Induced to con-
tinuc his Grafton what he said far as IL could be
heard, denunciation Of tyranny In the
South Go on go onl" shouted the crowd
but the man was modest and declined
the invitation thus popularity expressed He made his
way through tho gathering and passed down through
Fulton street by 81 Paui's church Some persons
enthusiastic the subject OF oratory than the
rest followed him and insisted speech, but he was
proof against all inducement Tho sssemblago con-
tnued 10 favor tho HERALD bulletins with It's aitcn-
ions until late In tho night and even then dispersed
slowly.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
OHIO.

HAYES MAJORITY IN THE STATE ABOUT sIx
THOUSAND.
COLUMBUS, Nov 10, 1915
General wikon. chairman OF the Republican State
Committee furnishes the following information:-
Tho sixty nne counties Ohio heard from to noon
to-day show republican loss OF l62 on Barnes ma
iorisy at the October election The indications arc
that Hayes majority will be about 1000.
YURrHkR REPUBLICAN GAINS
The Republican State Committee now havo semt-off-
cia returns from OF SO counties OF Ohio, which
show net rcpubli gain Of 623 over Barnes major
ity in October which 9, $685. II tho Two countes
not heard should cast exactly the same vote they
did In October, Hayes majority Will be S,259
POPULAR RxCITEMKNT.
The streets have been filled all day with excited
crowds much moro irritable and less generous than
heretofore. Several streetfghts have occurred
CONFIDENCE on BOTH SIDES.
Tho Democratic State Committee still assert their
perfect confidence in the election OF Tilden.
The republican committee majority OF whom have
heretofore had doubts TO the result are now per-
ecty confident OF Hayes election and have notified
their correspondents
GOVERNOR HAYEs HAS NO DOUBT.
understand Governor Hayes himself no longer
canvass of The in the States that have been set
down doubtful will fully this fact TO the per-
feet satisfaction Of all fair-minded men.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
AT rHR POOL ROOMS

Tho Tflden pat In an appearance Immediately
after breakfast yesterday morning such numbers
that tho pool rosms of johnson aud Morrsscy early
BEGAN 70 sne crowded and lively character OF
the previous evening Most Of Tho democrats, or
rather those whose money In the box" s'Unclo
Sammy" wore In jolly humor, and in an exceedingly
free and essy style entertained tho Hayes adhcrens
with political jokes pleasant chat. Good nature
seemed be tho ruc not shc exception, and fully
hour was passed before business commenced
in good naturcd bantor quiet discussion
regarding the event uppcrmost In the minds
OF all Az botA Tilden opened : strong
favorits, and tho buyers kept him at the head OF
tho quotations nearly thrce 70 for heur SO,
though the amount Of money risked was not large.
Then the believers In The idea that neither Of the
doubtlul States could have gone democratic began
gather in numbers, and, rsking considerable money.
riidsn fell back somewhat yet still sold two TO
over the republican standard bearer Al these figures
she market was steady shroughsut tho day Now and
tneu ian order" was received to purchase Hayes
10 q given amount, whom there would be Q
slight variation from shs ruling rates. There
none OF The rockethk0 changcs however, noted
Thursday, when the republicans threatened TO throw
their candidate from the ranks oi almost certain de-
feat into shat Of victory kilograms IRON Flor
idn and Louisiana giving Of democras,c sue
cess wero reserved wIth.a Juror Of enthusasm which
upon several occasions seemed manesty out OF place.
as the crumbs oi comfort they contained lacked the
solid substantial shape cngery looked and hoped for
with an occasional effort 10 iorce the bc,tngthough
each attempt lacked the tho pool sellers so
much iikethe AFTERNOON passed until ave O'clock ay
which time Hayes was somewhat more fancicd. From
tha. hour until eight o'clock the bona fds buyers
were "icw and far between" yet the 'hcdgcrs"
sslIi continued 70 deposit their money with
considerable freedom One Of tho latter did
large amount Of business at the odds OF
SOS TO $50, TiIden boing the favorite. bus
90 soon the buyer obtainsd the desired it
was difnculs 10 obtain $40 against 9100 So little
business was done a. Morrissey's the 'sbox" was
closed at seven O'Clock hc last ppol being Tden S3s
lively deserted All In all there . manifest dner-
once IN The excitement IN and around ske pool rooms
throughout the day and evening a. compared with
Thursday and ~ "bcd time the crowd left Johnson
bostsr satisaed than they had becn twenty -iour
hours before The poole that follow show actual
sales
The New York herald., 1876-11-11

Crant,s successor. after ALL The democrats have
ceased Aer shouting. but are not shaken
In sher confidence Tden Is elected, though they
freely fear he may be rauduenty counted
out in either all OF the States OF Florida south Caro-
lima and Louisiana Not few express grave appre-
tensions that serious trouble may follow such result
SHOULD rHEas AMY GnocsDs OF SUSPICION OF
yHAupuIxsr COUNTING EITHER SIDE II SHOULD sx
xxPoKrxp ASp pxsouScYp AT ONCE
No NAN WORTHY THE oYrIcE OF President SHOULD
.Bs WILLING TO HOLD "couSrEp IN" on PLACED
rHKRx ut ANT vRAun EITHER PARTY CAN AFFORD TO
us DISAPPOINTED II rux RESULT BUT rHs COUNTRY
CANNOT AyyoRD HAvB rHx REsuIr TAINTED By TIE
susrycsos or nIxoAI yALsx RETURNS.
o. 8. GRANT.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS,.

guvxx VOTES ELECT DEAN TO CoNoREss.
Bosrox, Now 10, 1870.
Tho ofncial retsrns In the Third Congressional dis.
kics show that Dean democrat. is elected By seven
lotea
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS,.

HxARLx FULL RETURNS FROM THE STATE.
BosroS Nov. 10, 1874
The entire vote Of Massachusetts, with the exception
the town OF GosnoId is iollows:-Hayes, 19 2o5
rden, 247; Rics 1876 2s2; Adams lo5, $780, Baker.
t2l2L
Rlce's plurality is SO, ,4b3; his majority, 1924
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
NEW YORK.

HAYES MAJORITY IN TIoGA.
OswEGo, Nov. 10, 1870
Tiosa county (ofhcial) gives Hayes 767 majority.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
-, vo-, 90 rur sr.r,

THE VOTE OF THE STATE.
Concord, Nov. 10, III.
Two hundred and thrtytwo towns give Hayes Il, $40,
kIlden IS, 456, scattering 93 The remaining three
pwns lasi March gave Cheney 33 Marcy A.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11

SHOULD THERE DE GROUNDS or SUSPICION or
FRAUDULENT COUNTING EITHER nDx IT SHOULD BE
aHroRrED AND DENOUNCED AT ONCE.
No MAN WORTHY THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT SHOULD
BIZ WILLING TO HOLD II 'tcouNrEp IN" OR PLACED
THERE By ANY FRAUD. EIrHER PARTY CAN AFFORD TO
m DISAPPOINTED THE RESULT. BUT rHK rHs COUNTRY
CANNOT AFFORD 70 HAVE THE RESULT TAINTED THE
SUSPICION or ILLEGAL FALSE RETURNS.
U. 8. GRANT
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
NORTH CAROLINA.

GROWING DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
RALxIoH. N. NJ, Nov. 10, 1s70
Additional returns continue to increase tho demo
cratic majority IN this State; may roach 1000 A
painful anxiety In regard the Presidential election u
manifest In the city tonight among adhsrents Of both
partieA
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
IN PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE.

In Printing House Square the excitement had
greatly abated, but 1t far from ended Tho rival
newspapers again hung out their flags and trumpetod
the gains Of their respective parties Somc OF them,
however, showed signs OF tiring and their flags wound
themselves around their stats II they had fulfilled
their mission Hero Governor Stearns came to the
rescue of his party with ''all right" from
Florida which greatly satisfied knot Of
drcnched republicans and disgustcd about twice
as many democrats who stood shlvering
the rain Close by larger crowd dgcsLing tho
news published from the river countcs, making Flor
ida democratic beyond mishap, accident or any com.
binaon OF circumstances within the realms Of chance
In this way the public creduty was torn to pieces.
Pile stood OF permanent bat miry texture, and
did nos help greatly TO enhance their comforts or
sweetcn their dispositions. In the course OF the day
flags up over the City Hail. and IN their dis
play some the far-sceng democracy thought they
recognized good reason for rejoicing. With dom
ocrac rule there 1t WAS unlikely they thought, that
there should be much ado about democratic success
and their Imagination construed that success into the
triumph OF Governor Tilden- They could not recog-
nizo i'm medatcly a possible compliment to Mr.. smith
Ely Jr. but seems that II was In hrs honor ths flags
were displayed In the City Hall itself there was
excitcment The people who gathered round the party
the early OF the day did not number
many hundreds, but laor when tho rain had ceased,
the crowds increased In magnitude. The Prestdents
despatch General sherman stirred up sher tompcrs
good deal and furnished them with mator for Discus
favorable tho Presidential utterAnces Tho fell
again the evening, the dispatches were scaut, and
few hours after dark tho excitement had cnsircly
subsidized.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
PENNSYLVANIA.

yu1L RETURNS FROM LUzERNE COUNTY.
wLKxsBARRE, Nov. 10. 1870
The Official vote OF Luzerne county, now footed up.
gives Tilden majority Of 3,475
Tho democrats elect Hendrick B. Wright to Con-
gross from the Twelfth by 800 majority and
W. H. Stanton, from the Same district for the short
term, by ESQ
STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
The republicans elect seven OF the nine Assembly
men: also the entire county ticket including Rice,
District Attorney, by 400 Barber, Prothonotary by
964 and James, Clerk Of Courts, by 439 majority.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
IN NEWARK

rhere 10 no abatement Of the excitement In Newark
over the election and It's undecided result though there
Is great dimnution IN the demonstratve.
moss OF tho people. Around the newspaper
And telegraph oflcss last night there were
,oos,derabIe numbers Of people, but nothing
ikc the great crowds Of the two preceding evenings
rhe majority scnimens has settled down TO tho
fiction that Tden elected but the republicans cling
Haysy . sAs hope thss HEyes may turn out 70 BE-
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
WISCONSIN,.

rHIRTy-FIvE HUNDRED HAYES MAJORITY.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10, 1874
The official count is not all in, but enough has been
received to show that Hayes has majority Of over
$500.
CoNGRKssMEN CHOSEN
The republicans elect nve Congressmen and the
democrats throe
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A REPUBLICAN DkLEoATE KLEcrEp

REPUBLICAN pKLEoATE xLxcTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10, 1876
Portland, Oregon, despatch says tho returns from
Washington Territory indicate tho election Of Jacobs
the republican candidate for Delegate Congress- by
about $50 majority.
SHouLD rHxRH sB ANT GROUNDS OF suxPIcroR OF
vnAupuLzs1 COUNTING srrHKR SIDE IT SHOULD IN
RxrowrEp AND DENOUNCED AT ONCE
No NAN WORTHY rHs oyrcn PRESIDENT SHOULD
m WILLING HOLD n II ''couxrKD rS'' PLACED
rnsRz nj ANT EirHxR rARrY CAN AFFORD TO
DisArronrKD IN rHs RESULT, BUT rHs COUNTRY
cArHor AFFORD 10 HAVE rHs RgsuL1 TAINTED
suzrluoB nLBoAL On SAIsH RKTURxa
q. s. GRANT.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
NEW JERSEY.

ANXIETY ABOUT THE STATE LEGIsLATURE IN
REFERENCE TO The CHOICE OF UNITED
STATES SENATOR TO SUCCEED Mr.. FnHIING-
HuYsEN--A PLOT TO UNsxAT DEMOCRATIC
MEMBER roILED.
TRENTON, Nov 10, 1875.
Excitement over the election continues undated in
this city. Telegraph and newspaper Offices are be-
alleged and streets about shcm blockaded In ad.
don 10 the excitement the national result an
other source of uneasness rose here, which threat
encd TO aGcct tho Legislature and give TO The repub
ucana Tho first returns made the Senate stand
eleven democrats ten republicans, and the House
thirty-,wo democrats 70 twenty eight republicans
subsequently 1t was found that Haines, democrat in
Burlington, and Runkle, democrat In Union, bad
no. been elected. This made the House tic, thirty
TO thirty. The Senate ngures arc not disputed.
Then the republicans claimed that Mr. Powers, demo-
craL Of Mercer county had not been legally elected in
eouscauc Of an informality in the appointment of
The Election Board IN East windsor township. They
of the county throw out tho vote OF East Windsor,
which, II done would elect Hutchison, republican, by
one maoraly on joint ballot but they failed 70 cxe-
ante the threat and to-day tho Returning Board
S assert thai Secretary Rooessn the sssasor
u the plot, he having the United States Ssnatorship
in tor himself and that the outrage wouli have
been pcrpetrated but tor the fact that similar infor
malty existed Vail district in Union county. and n
Powers Mas unscated Vail would share the fate
Excitement became intense over the matter. Tho
Legislature now stands undoubtedly democratc by
majority on Joint ballot thereby insuring democratic
successor 70 Mr. Frelinghuysen In the Usitsd States
Senate
Tho following are the Official majorties N Msrcsr,
Midolessx and Burlington counties:
Necer-Haycs, So; Pugh repb for Congress- S0
House OF Assembly N. Burroughs trsp), First dts
tr,ct l24; w. s. Yard (dcm.h Second district 30;
j Vance Powers dem, Third DISTRICT 20
Mtfdksex.-Tildcn. 442; Ross, Congress- 672; Lud-
iov ldculL State Senator, 532 House Of Assembly;
John W.ldron tdem- First district, 275; y. Camp
bell tdcm.) Second district l74; d D. Martin (dcm.h
Bsriington Q. R,dseway, State Senate. so
Tildcn's majority In she State viii foot up about
Ross. for Congress-, Monmouth county, 1l70; Union,
col. Middiese1, STA Total majority, ,S3a
Tho Mercer county Returning Board meets to-mor-
row again, when perhaps the sttcmpt 70 unscas
Powers may Be renewed
ssouLD THERE m GROUNDS O1 susrcoB or
yxAupurxx1 COUNTING KrruxR SIDE suouLD n
ssroKrRp AND DENOUNCED AT oScR.
No nAs WORTHY orvIcx PRESIDENT SHOULD
M WILLING TO HOLD COUNTED IN. or PLACED
~usss NJ ANT SRAuD ErrHxR PARTY DAN AFFORD TO
m DISAPPOINTED II rHH RESULT. sur rHR COUNTRY
CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE RESULT TAINTED NJ rIIE
.rsr,cIoS or ILLEGAL on yArss REruRSa