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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
GIVE TILDEN TIE BENEFIT OF A DOUBT

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: voted for Mr.. Hayes and shall consider the
success of the Democratic party misfortune. But
it will be, beyond comparison, greater misfortune
to have President of the United States placed Ill
Office by means of fraud violence; and general
suspicion of fraud will be almost injurious to our
institutions as the reality. The fact that Mr. 1Ilden
has received popular majority of nearly 100000
fairly entities him to the benefit of all doubts.
For these reasons it to me that our infiuen-
tial journals should now declare in the painest
terms that it, after thorough investigation of the
circumstances in South Carolina, Florida, and Lou
Sana there shall remain any doubt as to the perfect
fairness of the election in those States no honest
Republican will wish to have their votes counted
for Mr. Hayes. Such declaration by respectable pa
pers which supported Hayes and Wheeler would go
far to alay the deporabe excitement that peryades
the community and perhaps put an end TO the re-
ordinations with which tho partisan press is teem-
ing, and should be gratifying to every man who de-
sres the perpctuity of our Government. X.
Netr- York, Nov. /, 1876.
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STAGE MAIFS

" Nelson Will begin tonight a week. en-
gac-mc., 81 Pittsburgh.
Mr. Robert Heller will open his Wonder
Tnoator d, rip,iy,uy. ncAt "wednesday
Til, Olympic stage will tonight be gIaccd by
toe performance, oi GIngcrps Royal Jal+
The Emily >oldcnc Troupe, which arrived on
s,tl,.tr. ...l appear al tnc Boston Globe lheatoI'
~. -
Tony Pastors Thcatcr presents an unc"m-
mo d, uiI. 'il of fresh varieties; and N--T' 1lh.i '''
lu.. aa ,ujn,rd ai ia" Iw yri street per" li"'
and tic opera hYjs' Of the sIn francisco Nii-r'Is
Mr. SuthJrn, now at Cincinnati, had great
.u.,,.. iy 81. -IJ.I. at tao Arch Inc d'rih-'
nrnt.y s"aiYts were 9@33i. Mr. S1thcrn VIII h'i ~
tlc same tie :,r again, from March II To the mdG4e oil
lag.
Additional attractions will be found tins
week 40 laruui1's Museum, Ncualcric. ana ',ri Pc
c,s in the rln- ale Of specially interesting KIND: h'
sh0r ~ wild animals and tame pets s cNr''hl' an" H
attendance here is, naturally good
Edwin Booth ended his engagement at the
Ca~ rnia Thr,er oct =. lie ait"r" rd acted Tour
nghis IN Sarrancut1. His -cspn ~ c'2t verbs III Si
I,ncisco was bI ant.y -uccrsSfu and LARGELY renu,
ctyr The theaicT has cleared upward 81 7-Jooo' anu
the actor must have cleared much more.
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SOTTH CAROLINA.
DEMOCRATIC ADyICES.


WADE uAMPioN'S MAJORITY REPORTED TO BIZ
ABOUT l.5OO-I!LDsN's ESTIMATED MAJORITY
Xri,y su>II-siX CoLOREp COUNTIES SAID To
HAVE GIVEN NEARLY ALL GAINS NELDED To
CARRY TIE s1AIE.
The reported majorities in South Carolina,
- r,,b-hcd bv The Nscs ana Courier (Deml, are given
o.;oy Those igurcs give Wade Hampton d'ein) 70
I,,l,,ity Of l,jlj over Gov Chamberlain Tor
4o,,ru,r There seems to be No doubt that
tr, majority will be reduced by Official
,rtt.rls 70 obtain this majority II was necessary
IN, the Democrats 70 g,iu l3,lOi over the vote oil l0'i
In their estimates It appears that l23'o Of the I5'loi
yt necessary were gained in the following SIX coored
r,i.n.i,,: AJb,yillc, Bamwcil EiSehcd, Lauieh>'
v,rl,n,o and York In Union County, another OF the
coor,d counties, their majority OF l03 III lHH
Is increased to 100. They also claim to have carried
Axiom Lancaster and Iauleus, all Republican
r,uuii,s m l.7l. 1t first supposed that
h, ,.,, and Electoral tickets ran about even Later
,Iy,c, however show that Gov. Iiidcn's majority was
an Less than Gen. Hampton's estimated majority IN
iNoit out-thrd at the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.
MEMORIAL CONCERT.

BE'.(TNANN MENOhlAl bO-NNEhI'
Steinway Hall wore an unwOnted appearance
last night with its black hangngs Ii was the occasion
of the concert in memory Of Carl Bergmann, the late con-
ductor OF the NeN-YOrk philharmonic Society, which has
be-, II in contemplation for time. The ORGANIZATIONS
which participated in the performance were the Phar-
monte and Arion Societies of which Mr.. Bcrgmann AT
one time or other held the position Of conductor ana the
Lciderlranz and New-York SingeTunde. The pro
granIue comprised the Funeral March from BeciLovcnS
Fifth S,mhony schubcrt's "Gcstcrchor," wi accom-
paniment Of brass the Chorus OF Pilgrims
from Waencr's "Tannlauser :" and LISTS Symphonic
Poem les Pr6ludcs" together with address in En-
g5h ny Dr. Doremus and one in German 10y Mr.. A.
Klamrotb The orchestra was conducted by Or. Dam
rosch and the performance an excellent one III
every respect.
Carl Bersmann, who was born in 1921, came TO this
country as a member Of the old Germana Orchestra,
abou 49, and from that time almost TO this has been
Identified with Chs cause OF music this county first ~
conductor Of the crani later TIE conductor OF the
Philharmonic Society of this city. II IN this latter
capacity that he best known To the present genera
lion which has much 10 thank him for. He was ono on
the fist 10 d.. sc us acquainted with the works
OF ) .nauu .ud later with those of Wagner
and vt g. 1850, with the ad OF tho
irio,, -oriciv brought ont "TannhduSer' In
tlii ..d he a't..sa gave the Faust overture He
was iaentiAcd. to- In the philharmonic Society III tie
da. of IFS great ccrss. and he las undoubtedly left
his marx on he musical taste Of the community lie
was g. man 4 lr.. musical organization and great
tsIcp which ST. p, pfuans have warranted the expcca-
ton IT even better uuSs than he accomplished Hut
whatever nj, snor ~.muss the concert last night
work which Ii, performed and woldeserved tribute to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
STATE CAMP4IGN NOTES.

Martin 7. Townsend seems to thrive on
tidal waves In 1874 his majority was 5li this year
is 2,27s.
Lieut.. -Gov. Dorsheimer runs exactly 100
votes behind Gov. Tdcn in Buffalo. This wa doubtless
the distance that Official etiquette prescribed
St. Lawrence can go up head. The Rcpubli-
can majority in the county, which the official count is
likely 10 increase slightly, IS $40 This is more than
200 more than the majority IN ls'-.
The AIbany Journal says: "The Democrats
NAV be thankful they haven't the Assemble for they
haven't member fl to b. Speaker This comes very
near 10 beng the frozen truth
The people must have rallied around the
Republican candidate for superintendent OF tho Poor n
Saratoga County He got the highest vote IN tho county
and 100 moro majority than Gov HAYES.
The Greenback candidate for Governor, Mr..
Griffin Of The albany foSt received 81 votes n Die own
city Considering the difference between Albany ana
New-Yolk, Nj. Griffin did decidedly better tuaA III.
Cooper.
Another close run for the Assembly WAS
made in Monroe County. 1t was between James L. Gra-
ham, Republican the present member from the I'D Dis
trct and his pre- lece>sor, GeOr-e Taylor The vote
polled was over 1000 and Mr. GIahan's mJoH!
was 20.
The vote in Oneida County was 5000 more
than in 1872 when the highest east up 10 that time was
poIed. This gain previous vote OF $4,000 Illus
trates the extent which the indifferent rs well Is tue
Independent voter came out and helped to c""' 'A'
largest vote ever polled in the state
New-York City lost the opportunity to send
Frederick ". Seward Albany, bat it is fortunate in
having Elliot c. Cowdn to helm redeem its DELEGATION
in the Lower House. The presence Of member lie Mr.
Cowdin viii do much take away the discrrdl, OF The
Gavins and Spnolas that belle the metropolis Tor h'rh
1und ed year.
The Constitutional. Amendments owe most
OF their vote to the Republicans In -. Lawrence Tie
Democrats did for them, and in this city great
many Democratic ticket distributors did not give amer de
ballot at all. In Albany and Utca consd cradle
poled against them, large share Of them D..
Democrats. In Albany there were l,l07 votes agah-
the Canal Amendment and lO5s against the STATE
Prison Amendment the vote for them, however, runnnt
as high as 1900. In Utica 1892 votes were poied
against them 6l1 for them. Tho votes In these
cities and in other localities show that good deal
OF hard work done Quot way against thc amend
mens and tha the journals that aroused hc peolr OF
the state necessity OF good vote IN thcii favor
did the State service which the size OF thdt VOC nap
ply, leaves no means Tor estimating.
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active sporting politicians ruined financially.
they have pay their debts. Millions of dollars arc
in the hands of Morrissey and Johnson to await tho
result. The fight if the elections in the end seem to
favor Hayes will be made as long and desperate -
possible to give Morrssey an excuse for not paying
over Republican winnings. This is more serious
factor in the problem than many people are aware
of. know prominent men who will be ruined by
Republican victory.
THE TRIBUNE during the past few days has won
high paudits from all sides. Everybody has adj
mired its fairness, GOODNESS and ability, c.
Nele- York, Nov. IL, 1876.
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PERSONAL.

Mr. Edwin Adams's death is again reported.
ia that his capacity as an actor first became appa
- IN the performances of the Mechanic Apprentices
library Association OF bosCon'
Mr. Emerson once said to the Rev. Dr.
wentworth. have never regarded myself as poet;
- ,od only by the patient sufferancc of the public
ia an me oycrest imaung kindness of friends
c. Rice has received in honor of his re-
,,ion what the average local reporter midy calls
rocniaeent floral tribute" II is shaped Iean eN1aht
naSnr ccnnosel " delicate PINK and white roScbui7
tn ~ rests upon mOurntul bed OF Vloets ana memo
trOpes. , DIM, >,
,irs in scorched and thirsty Californian desert ana
=, - ,trtolJc 10 that his descriptions are correct
any shi9 worthy of the fme which It's author has OBJ
tanned among cultivated people
The Rev. Dr. Henry NJ. Field was married
IN Thursday to Miss Fanny A. Dwight at stocA'lds'
the ceremony being private, and the officiating Clergy
tne be,pg Dr. Marx Hopkins, who is related t. Doth
bride and bridegroom MIS- Field is dangh'cr o. the
lat Rev Edwin a. Dwight Of Richmond MAS
A former mathematical professor in Part
mouth certainly Understood thoroughly his business Of
calculation for when he went abroad, his admirers re-
late he estimated his expenses So accurately hat ne eh
lust enough money 10 pay all ms ois ana van"
his own home Wheh ne ietullIeu WEN oN''''' ~
III his pocket
If ever an author lived who wrote with al
earnest WILL a sincere spirit an ardent cOnsc "Ail'S'ss
It WAS Charlotte B1ontG Just after the Publication vi
"VIlette" she writes in hitherto unpu' 'hcd lstl
"The mport az all the notices is such as % MAKE NY
heart swell with thankfulncSs u HIM WHO E'hes "O'o
both OF sufT ring ana work and motives
The Hon. Martin |. Townsend is gentle
man somewhat prOliX in his speeches Wien TIE O'a'i
taken Emit At the black box. in the same building the
case was far different. Every black man was asked I'"
three to dozen questions His name h!S age
where he lived, how old he was, and Do
had paid his and had recent It IS tnc ,G ~
GcOrpia that all voters must have pare tASI or tD,,
yeor's faxes before they vote. me ~" Is NO..
Sn0nSb but II is applied entirely 10 the blacks IN'.t
white man presumed 10 have pud ms utAtI' " ~,
questions are asked! But no blaCk man NdS ~, ~
nte until he had satisfied the officers mat lie ma l
his taxes At least half who applied toiay were turned
aUaV Some were allowed 10 VOC hotl,fi' I.--
Swearing that hey had paid their taxes, WINE clneI1
were turned away unCeremouIouSly, slttI AQu'H
two and not asked 20 swear rs 10 the paNNcht oi ~
or ANYTHING else At IL O'Clock the whites BAD NOtcl
about 100 and the blacks about 900, although l2c I1
fer were awaiting their OppOrtun i'm great crowds i3
would have yOjcd uliy faS Is the whites II no 4I,
tions had been skrd At o'clock the vote siJgd -,'VH
White to 800 black round numbers although the DarA
population Is lot lar from equal 10 tat OF le "HcS'
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Special NJnec5.


Lamps a specially at Barcu,s.-Iie ST. SI',.Ir
= ID I.DI LIN ARD Lamp pcIol No Ol' Blo-lN 4 st"'
York. Lhs best Lamps OF EACH kinl for the = HEEI,
IIOi Sc a.. burning Gas. GA~}.iN r., on on AZ sttrs
o STUDENTS LAMPS, prices iion - upNaT in' 1d.hS
Shad"
Nos. ~. so. ~, and 81 NIurraS-str Ncw-h orb.
HERMAN FROST * CO.,
Importers Of French china
DINNER, TEA. DESSERT. AND CHAMBER SETS, 60
Table Glassware, Clocks and BTonlcs,
bohemian Fancy glassware in great variety
sEVREs DRESDEN, BERLIN, AND WohohsIE's
PORCELAIN.
Parlan Marble Staiuettes and Buss
MODERN AND ANTIQUE stAJOLIcAS AND FAIENCh9'
PALSY AND SIMILAR WAHhS
in various graceful unique, and curious '"'p sun 20
-. r E1v,rholicrs TAgons, Brackets, &C. exact re-
a, Antique Models. These novel snd very "ru'uo
nartIcularly appropriate presents for ornament
nc dining room parlOr or hail
,f articles originally interled for the Philadelphia EXIT
-, re sent by the European Manufacturers to u.s. Ahu
go now in our store view and Tor sale.
nos. az go 52 AND 81 MURRAY-Sr, NEW foH~
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Continued from First Page.
cities and towns give HAYES G1,3io Tlden, 45'oo9
Republican majority, 17,3Jl
DEMOCRATIC HORNS, pEUNS, AND HoRsE-flppLEH
COY. HAYES TAXING IT QUnlY

t)iIINl.
DEMOCRATIC HORNS, DEUMS, AND HoRsE-ilppLEH
COY. HAYES TAXING IT QCIIlLf
rUY TELEGRAM To TIE TEIEuNE.l
CofUMBrs. Ohio, Nov. l2.-Ihcre has never be"h
in the history Of the city such noise and tumnlt AZ
has r,iancd since the election. The noisy nSherlhg
in of the centenary waneS to inSignIticance wheh
compared to the din of the crowds which nave
nightly paradcd the streets with horns, drums, bar
rcls and hand-organs. Hili-si. has been stripped
OF dry goods boxes for horSc-ddlcS, and everything
that could be made available to make night mdcous
has been improyiscd With all the excitement ana
partisan spirit running at its highest however
there has been no out break
Last night at late hour John G. Thompson,
Chairman of the Democratic Committee, received
another of the many party dispatches that nave
been sent to tie effect that South Carolina ana
Louisiana lad gone for TIlIcn As soon rs t"iN an
uouuccmcnt was made the Democratic horn bliSahe
started ont and Screuadcd the office of Inc Sdie Jour
nal. This was taken in good part by kepahhc1iiS'
although some feared that II would bring Oh con-
fict. While the Republicans have III" greatest con
fdcncc that Hayes is elected, they have 50 far maze
no demonstration, prei,rrng to keep th'lr po""''
dry uutI! al doubt is removed.
Gov. HAYES attends to his duties as usual lie Is
confident of his election with IN honest count bnt
seemingly Is less interested personally than any oi
his friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
PENNSYLVANIA.
COUNTY MAJORIIIES.

PHLADELPHI,, Nov. Little following are
the official votes ct the counties named:
Luzcrne Cuuty-3I75 Democratic majority; Demo
Adams Counly-jls Democratic majority; Republican
gain, If. ill.,. ~.
Cumberland County-9ll Democratic m'y"Illl DeHo'
Cicariirid County .902 democratic majority; prino-
cratic gam, rs. ... ,,...
cratic gain. SIS
gain, III.
MnlIn County-I75 Democratic majority; Democrats
gain. -. >,
Huntingdon Couuty-5ll Republican majority; Re
publican gain. / -.
AEcEhcny CmuN-9.i9l Republican majority.
S-IradforI County, sob Republic tu naUprty.
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LLIES! NHIP NEWS
For o,b,r SHIN y,,r, SCI Second Par. /

ARRIVED sunday. Nov. -.
.eaf,sbr CLtrin, tfrl Ferguson. Jfcmcl Oct q, Aux
Caves - b. Poru Prince 3lst. and Kingston, JAM Nov l.
y Ia mis-. and pas, Ia PIN. F,rwoOd & go. 49,,
steamship ,nIlaud t}sleh Jackson, Antwerp Oet ~
VIII. mas. a 20 a.. ". Cotton.
steamship Charleston. Berry, Charleston Nov. y WIN
tuls. ami pass % JA, " QUiuflIt * Co.
.u-It tG DOMINION, alkri, t'Imond, tity ROM, shi
m-.. and 10 OH Dominion Steamship Co
~i,tu.Iu EturfattOI. Jones, Wilmington, - C., Nov -
with fpls.. aui TO WIN =. Cide * Co
steamship Ashland. Doughty Wilmington Oct % win
IN ST.. .u0 pl- To ". p. clyde - Go.
steamship Regulator. IuhOn, Wilmington y e. nov. d
,.it. Tgl. al .q.- 10 VIZ f.. tlysc * COZ
Streams I'D ptuue Der Boston, With nise ana pass 10
Metropolitan steamship Co. -
S,tin,hlp w auosr Couch Richmond, city Point and Nor
flk with lndsc and pass. Oh Dom MON steamship Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

"ii.e" gor, away from this thrai~r on FRI
day .-nt. u give place TO tho loyccs' comedy I'D me
E.s.i.r ..ueuAcc. AS You Like 1t" Will b. produced
OF -. Nv cy,uiuc the 18th inst. The leading parts
are well distributed: Ho,aiud. Ms Fanny Davenport
O.,Ltp, Nj CJ.han; Ani0's, ur. W. Castle; J1'7"rS
~ ,, t., F,A.r; Iouctsto,,e, Mr. W. paydEc Celia
=. .,J .-ev.-LrUi-; Audrey, Mis- sydney CovrH. The
,-o.p.-. made ~ aa uucomuonly brilliant sta-e-'et
.ir .ot .!.s fascinating play.
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TENNESSEE.
ln.oon MAJORITY FOR rlLpEN.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. l2.-Neatly com
uIr,, r,tl.. from Tennessee give Hldon minority 81
NOT less than 10000 The majority Of Porter fog GOV
crror Will b, something Ices, than 10000 over Ihoma-
lind DcmJ Tho Democrats elect of t.c 10 Congress
men, being Ius. 81 onc-McFIraud in ;he 1T District.
The legislature which elects two Iniied states sell
utnr- n, ilI hay, Democratic majority ~ go on JOINT
i,pllnI fine ~rui, LANDING n Democrats and hrpu-
lir,,,, and thr House 81 Democrats. independents,
ana 10 Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

Signorina Teresa Antoniui. dancer o. Euro
d. ~ c!, ry just arrived from Milan, made her debut
i. s.,-Yor, E.. week. vt Nibo'- Garden, appear
IN. H. Ice fret art of" BA5a" The ballet al ths thcairF
ls further ,tr-rstlcucl 10y tie addition of Nile Md
,ins i 70 IS ljI Devcrc, second dancers and lu.l
,,. p Ass, coryn,c-. The Mcnz".- remain, a- before,
AZ IT, 20 at II tAc ballet iu I'll, popular spectacle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
LOUISIANA FRAUDS IN 1914.
, On. E,Itfor n The Tri "a d .

SIR: Mr.. Greeley in his "RecOllections OF
Busy Life" says of the Plaquemine frauds OF 1874:
" Louisiana was lost by the scandalous 'Paquemne'
frauds-a parish which had given l79 Democratic 70 20
Wing in ~ the voters coming down from NewOrleans
ON steamboat and pouring In their Illegal ballots Win
scarcely gleof OF decency Polk carried the State by
600 majority and he had $40 in Paqucmine, where hs
Uas entitled 10 POO AT most c. IL
IrOOHlya. Nov IL, 1876.
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States will heed t. II IS certain that the people VIII
never return to that body single Senator VINO shai
vote to sustain another repetition OF the Louisiana VII
ainy. The American people will right all wrongs IN que
time Let every man return his labors, and trust 10
Divine Providence who has guided our cause thus far
safely, All will end well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

Air they robbing another bankF sad
ynu.r struck old lady the country, she saw the
crowd srgug about he GtDbe Office yesterday: ""aal
id She on being told that people wanted To know VINO
w., President what is tho good ~ KNOWN who's the
president OF bank, arcr they've gone and busted ltF
1 .+,.u tlpby-
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NIDYIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the lake region, south and east Wlnds'
bor., n-f-ras an Unri-yycst, with rising barometer,
D'o,r , il cloudy weather, and at the western Sta
lions possibly light snow. 49,,
Far me Hhidie Sidies northwest uHdS, coofcr dtdr
trrItLcy aHG s.IiJudTV tDrcr i'mPc~'"tS tIcP'dt
he Souiteru stations tctyHieT SDHfh rest UosdS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

TO the Editor or The tribune.
SIR: In your report of my lecture before the
Liberal CHM am called the editor Of The Christian
Weekly The name Of the paper with which am con
nected IL The illustrated weekly Please make TINS cor
rection and oblige. yours respectfully. 49,.
Ser FORK, Nov. II, 1876. MoNIA"uE J" hAhAs
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DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS.
Ii\Nl- \uIE 70 AVERT DIS hNIEH
... o.. ..,a. Il..- 70 sTIL

PROM. Z 'fu' l'.s /" '..
tlrrc indeed. will br poHch'o"7 u'' ro i
I,. u ..,. ,. .d II.r .-r.'tr DO I''.''l' -. a.,
.o.i o., u qua, state N'I -,. Hl-, i"i,i,
10. ,oI,,.l,. -! OF otIrrUIa' aerr.i ana "' ~
.t.,,. .I.I.l. I..., t.Hi tLr liN.t- ,d"'' '''' ~,
4. tf... T., nation add Irr''uI. 80. 49, 80,
i,u f.,., Il. y .lrt:l.,n OF ar fisu ~" t"' '''
.t.... II.ttaIu:i- 'u'.l Is '' li'.,',,.,t -.
u;rI -, va, -. !. wien WI W ..' IN. -,..-
..,.- ,nr ..~u1,r ..ett. ID ''h ''i'''. .
49,. al ,it. ai1t. b. ii'''.' ''''
..t a, -, -.,lpil.,l ~Ir,.F r. iHintIlA'y &C. co.
t,. b.. o. ...t.,. % d. T. tut i.t 1870 ''.'l 49,,
..I g. ulitLt 3D., lti-tl's. there o., 't, -,
i, .,r n,.rd 4, pp,,pty tnc Pir-'Ir.t"' e'''uo"
Eco Boz t... irs+ $500. ...,..,,.
COUNTRY GREATER THAN fNNlr'
If.I. me hft 'i' '.'','' .,,. NAMED
N tp,s, daya al excitement ana suHP'i,s
r.. ,,..,,. ,. u. .,funils Win ih'-' H'' 800 ' ~.
.r. NH,ihyr Dc.uucrs,htI E'iGp Guns W." 49,. ~
.Ii o.. {. about t.. trI.4H' iiH-' 10 ,.,.,,
thr ntreuiu. a.! .tri AMI ,''ch otE'r INN a.,
., IN, . r.ul,tr, A. greater than party l|i1 mus
ia ami I'D 'rtt II 80, only hJYt ptti'h'c' '''
". n bc DON; thr ri .Ai VIII triumph. = - 'o"''
DISASTER ~ LONG WAITING.
FT,fi The N.a'1' ,i''" IL. a.
Nothing could he more disastrous lIi9 ia Ia, ~
co,n,sn,y ,,,ir, seemed al one time possible oil v"'
i'm tho decision lr Congress IN ftp.' - .,
three months Moulu ~ u" "'.A
a.. .,.r..ic NM. that have been gaming SiI'h~h
slo sly during TIE year I'M, rd - Non rfYrc.eJ by
Ia n, feared The election Oi Ildeh mas pS'u N"' ~
IN, r.nt,,ii. p yoir and so IL viii b: declared.
ALI WILL END WE'LL
Ir,n Inc iIhIHy Argta
Under all these circumstances IL Is cnhriy ,'n =,
-, a,i ,,rr,a.unube indulge ia threats or
forr,i auce To the usrpatlOn determined upo III
Louisiana wise kim 70 ~. Yer nIU9e 80 49, -
before YOU reach IT, our cause IN Just DUNN Ip
have abiding confidence that the senate OIL the uhed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY FROM 1000 TO 10000.
WuuNGroN, y. C., Nov. little Demo
cratic nnl.rt, ia tn, -tar VIII probably range from
II ooo 10 $4,000. There VIII Doe NO change IA the Con
gicssOuai delegation.
REPUBLICANS STILL HOPEFUL
lLY IrFsHtriI To IuE rEBrNEI
WA.mNGI,N. Nov. l2.-Nmlc returns thus far
received are DOT - promising - were hoped i"I,
,tiIthc state d. NOT conceded 90 3D. Democrats, ana
western count, may yet s.,. il u the Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
ELrUELICANS STILL HOPEFUL.
H. - I'LL .l-LI IL mn II-InI.NI |
Nl-L,NllLNI.
HAYES MAJORITY $4,000

HAYES MAJORITY $1,000.
Bo,roN, Nov. 1.-The official returns Of
ca.I town. u Vermont i4,c Hay, ilio7 -aI Iiirn
$50. Tie eight town, e. hr'r from Ma increase
u,,,,'- majority 800, ult,.a- % 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

The difference the most improved STYLES Of tho
ordinary sewing machine and tho AUTOMATIC OF the
Wilcox - Glib, = " CO. t. simply marvellous. send postal
cri for mn particulars and list e5S Brosiw ay
Vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

The smiling that thIong uorthca corner ~ Val
ton plainly Indicate the ~atiN1cu" ot very
,r,ip.ra AZ RANN0Su', obi stand. We have noticed thor
u NAtF OUTFITS lately, an conEIdn!ae tlIs
old e.. tIbisaed ann Oh their well merItet success