The New York herald., 1876-11-13

remarked No rSjolcco with Ina Wnolo lanu Over
the great victory achieved Ho does not fear
serious trouble, and hopes that the one who
entitled to tho viii receive them fairly
and honestly. be II Hayes Tilden General Palmer
speaks roughly OF Grant and counses peace he
says that II the republican party takes this victory
from the popular vote by fraud, In another four years
will have entirely disappeared beneath wrath Of
the American people
Senator Mcdonald said we have won honestly. Let
Tden and Hendricks be inaugurated nsxt March and
we will have country united alone In law, but in
the hearts OF the people
The iacs said ex-senator Doolttle need mos be dis
guised this moment that the country 10 In state
OF great sollctude; but my hope 10 that truth and
justice will prevail The moral or the people 10
aroused and no will dare srampls the sacred
ness OF the ballot The Senator closed by the state
ment that In his opinion. riden and Hendricks we're
certainly elected.
Mr. Trumbu, OF Illinois, gave a. his opinion that
the people should that the fruits OF their victory
are gathered by those whom they justly beong He
believed that voted for the democratic nomi
nees, because In them they perceived the limsnt
OF honesty and reform They wish wha@ wossd
for and should have It. He said so far o/Sn CON.
cerned my influence extends, desire only that Tho
votes shall be fairly and honestly counted, and whsa
this shall be done the result will all acquescA
Rx-GovERsoR CURTIN
Ex-Governor Biger and the Hon Samuel Randall
sercnaded, but passed through this city TO-
day. Interviews with them had ON the train
Governor Curtin regards the one Of grave
moment TO tho country. and from intercourse with
people several districts at home he 10 satisned thai
they regardless OF party, view the sisuaton especS-
ally since the Intervention Of she military. with the
deepest concern The mission Of himself and associ.
is Of peace and justice Their nrss wiz
be TO ASCERTAIN the truth
rHE TRIUMPH OF HoSEsrY
in giving effect TO tho viii OF the people expressed
at the ballot box ID Of infinitely greater importance
than the success Of this that candidate for the
Presidency II tho impression prevails that oands-
seated through fraud the effect will be most
fortunate upon the public mind It will bs the duty
Of this commission to every effort to induce the
Returning Board TO make fair Of the vote Of
Louisiana II shall then appear that Hayes carried
the State people will be counsslled submission
but improper results arc used 10 elect this result
the Northern gentlemen on the ground will take
that statement OF tho Ii laid before the
American people, tribunal not likely 10 err in IL
judgment The country will, no doubt, abide BY an
honest verdict there 70 believe that
military orders movements OF troops arc necessary
TO secure that verdict.
Mr. Randall coincided with these views. In general
he was OF the opinion that the presence Of Northern
preserve the purity ofthe ballot box, will prevent any
arbitrary partisan action by the Returning Board
withstandng that 1t Is composed exclusively OF rspub.
licans. He thinks the real remedy, however, lies In
the Congress OF the United States that;
THE rwxxTy-sEcoND JOINT RuLH
still governs both houses that since his pres.
ence in Congress have joint rules reenacted
the beginning OF any Congress- On the contrary. they
have considered having continuous existence
II ID within the province Of the House 70 reject amp
fraudulenty made up return, whether from Louisiana
Florida or South Carolina was done BY republican
House and in the OF Georgia and Arkansas
In 1868 There is
YuRTHKR CONSTITUTIONAL RxIIKu
in the power OF the House Of Representatives which
II is not necessary to discuss The moral power
OF Mr. Tilden having nearly 800 600 majority on the
popular vote should and will have great weight With
the American people
Like Governor Curtin and ME- Randall Governor
Biser regards the question Of honest election -
certainly party considerations Ho characteristics
the corruption perversion OF the ballot box .
crime against the Republic. He holds that man Or
party dare assume such o responsibility. He who
would do this would be traitor to republican in
s,tutons, an enemy to the public peace and the best
interests OF the American people This crime would
strike very vital spark OF form OF govern
ment The people will not and, indeed dare not tols
rate Il, for the frst successful attempt to gain
political power by fraud upon the ballot
would be the end Of sefgovernment In country
and to prevent the possibility Of such crime. - he
understands It, il the mission VI those who are now
going TO the South to be.
GOVERNOR rrLDEN WOULD sPuRN
the Office unless legally elected, and hs would spun
Governor Tildcn II he would hold 1t the means
by which he attained II tainted with fraud
Mr. Hewitt and party came by Louisville In Q special
train behind time, and did not stop he 10 understood
have said at Cincinnati that the American people
know Tden is elected and will to his inauguration.
private despatch from New Orleans hers says, the
republicans desperate and mean mison!sf
COLONEL LAMAR's VIEW or THE srTUA51oN-A
POLITICAL PLOT TO REVERSE THE VOTE OF
CERTAIN SOUTHERN srATxs--rRoUBLx AN.
rrcrpATED-AnRrvALs AND ANr1cIPAxxp Ar
RIVALS
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1874
The arrivals have been very generally visited
to-day. Among the other callers General Neholls.
Colonel Lamar, In conversation tonight took very
gloomy Of the situation He thinks the attempt
10 reverse the OF Louisiana and other Southern
States result of political plot inauguraed imme
daely after the October elections and that the repub
cans will
STOP AT NOTHING
In carrying out their desgna The men selected BY
Grant come here all bittor partisans who viii
indorse any course that may be adopted He, more
over thinks that Morton's "trip TO California with
direct secure Oregon, Of which State he haf
but little hope There Is general feeling OF deprss
sion and apprehension porvading the community
although everything Is exceedingly quiet the repub
licans that Official mako large differences
In their favor the reported votes but they decline
to be specific.
United States MARSHAL Pitkin telegraphsd Gsnsra
Butler tonight soliciting his presence here and think
he will come.
Lamar, Chalmers and watterson have just arrived u