The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06

will have the same effect rs II they
were used In removing two obnoxious
delegations, Two o'clock IL the hour
set for counting the vote for Govern
or Meantime the supreme Court has
cited the Hayes electors to appear and
show cause why they should act. 1t
Is probable they will follow the prece.
dent Of the returning board aud refuse
to do 80,
Democratic Conference.
At n conference OF leading Demo.
Gratis OF the House to-day II WAS de.
cided to offer resolutions sending In.
vestlgating committees to the three
States, The general GU look politically
was talked over, and Il was decided to
wait at least until after the meeting OF
the electoral college on Wednesday be.
fore any further action than the ap-
pOintment OF the committees needed
should DO taken.
Republican Plans.
Some of the Republican Senators met
to-day, aud concluded to advocate the
sending Of Senatorial committees to
the three States to Object tie reports OF
the House committees. This will do
away with the anticipated trouble OF
getting an appropriation through for
the expense Of the House committees
House Proceedings.
Sayler has been persuaded TO call the
house to order as Clerk Adams refuses
to do So and good parlanlentariana
say that this was the proper course. He
viii make the official announcement
OF Kerr's death and preside over the
election of new speaker.
Louisiana ~ Compiling the Returns.
Several members OF the Returning
Board, with number of clerks, have
been locked in Antonio's ROOM Ia the
rear OF the Senate chamber, all day,
and all approaches TO the room strictly
guarded 10y police. Last night the
same force were ut worA ut the same
place until midnight, making cumpil.
ntions, not from the commissioners
returns, rs provided 10y law, but from
the supervisory returns, which, Wells
says, will guide him In arriving at u
fnal decision.
Wells work.
1t Is PLAIN now that he does not In
tend to give the evidence offered by
the Democrats the slightest consideIa.
ion, and the remark that he made
Yesterday, when he said he "did not
have time to so over 1t, but might EN-
ploy some one to do 1t after the Legis.
lature met" leaves no room to doubt
that his conclusions have already been
formed, and that he only wants to get
| figures enough from the statement TO
make showing in justification of the
outrage he contemplates perpetratlng.
where Wells Report Comes From.
To>day messengers have been quite
busy In running from the custom to
the State.hOuse, and rumor has Ii that
II portion at least Of Wells report is
being made either by or under the di-
rection OF federal officials aided by
Kellogg, who is credited with the ex-
preston that Gan hell could not pre-.
vent Packard from being governor"
Wells has stated to me, IN several oc
easiOns, that his work now would be
exclusively with the electoral vote,
and that the result Of his labors would
DO made known WedLe sday morning,
but II Is rum0red tonight, that In
structiOns have been received from
Washington to have the whole ticket
settled at once, and the diligent labor
OF Wells, the Board, and
An Army Of Clerks
Lead to the impression that on Tues
day night the whole State and parish
ticket will have been canvassed, and
the electoral PRONUNCIATION will also
include the findings upon the State
aud the parish ticket. Such course
is expected, and II is also expected by
Republicans that the Florida case will
be settled by Wednesday also.
The Democratic Gentlemen
from the North will leave for home to.
morrow or next day. Sherman, Slough
ton aud that lot have been furnished
with copies of every Radical affidavit
made, from which, with the old stuff
given them by Kellogg, they are to
make
A Flaming Outrage Report
to Grant, which he will embody In n
special message to Congress. He may,
at the same time, include report from
She ldan, In which he will chronicle
and enlarge upon few thousand polit-
ical murders In the State, the grand
object being, without the slightest
doubt, TO
Territoriaiize this and Other states
In the South, that being the scheme
the Washington authorities have been
contemplating tor months, and one
which is now spoken o: In the Radical
clrclee as surely to result from what
they term the presidential complica-
TONS"
Florida-The situation Qufet.
The day 10 quiet. The leaders on
each side are busy preparing argu.
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