Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-09
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, O., November 8.-The vote
in Hamilton county stands as fol-
lows: TIlden, 29, ,468; Hayes, 28,770; Cooper,
81; Smith, Prohibitonist, l. The Gazette,
after conceding the election of Tilden, says /:
Yesterday the people of the United States
voted to place IN power the leaders who
sought to destroy the government, Disas-
trous Ks we regard this. to the country, this
fate has been deferred until the burden
which the Democratic party brought Upon the
country has been greatly reduced. The
credit of the nation has so risen under the
Republican administration that our national
bonds have been taken by European bankers,
at lower rate than has ever been heretofore
accepted, and had this not been
interrupted by political change the whole
of the bonded debt could have been refunded
at this, or even lower rate of interest. :"
The Commercial says: I'm the event of
Tilden's election, the country would do well
to keep In memory his many fair promises,
and help him in the way of economy and re-
form, and approve all performances of the
virtues he has so elOquently professed. The
entire front page of the Enquirer is occu-
pied with picture of the Democratic rooster,
and rampant editorial says: This is the
result Of the centennial struggle of the people
to perpetuate the government of the peO-
pie. It's triumph not of man, but of the
Democracy. 1t is determined that the peO-
pie of the United States Will not tolerate the
idea that military power is superior to civil
Public economy is endorsed, and high pro-
tective tariffs denounced. Everlasting hate
is branded. Now let US take care of our
countrys prosperity.
SAN Francisco, November S.-There are
no further returns from the interior or from
Oregon or Nevada 1t seems likely the Re-
pubhcans may elect all four congressman.
Davis, in the first, and Page, in the second
district, are conceded. MKenna is thus far
1000 ahead in the third district, and the
chances of the Republican candidate in the
fourth are good. The Democrats are jubilant
over the returns from the east. Tilden tele-
graphs Mayor Bryant that he is elected.
COLUMBUS, O., November 8.-There has
been terrible excitement here to-day over the
election news. Ohio returns have been ig-
nored. Governor Hayes has just received the
following kilograms, which explain them
selves:
SAN Francisco, NovemberS, 5:30p.m.-Last re-
s saS" you have aqd sasd orgoP Neyd2 MGSoS and
PORTLAND, OREGON November 8. $50 pm
Oregon gives you her votes beyond doubt Also gain
the congressman.
NOiBuou) u A.
NBw YORK, November 8, 10 p.m.-We have
further cOnfrmatOTy dispatches from Louisiana,
South Carolina and Florida. Associated Press gives
We. CHANDLER.
CHICAGO, November S.-ChaIrman Keyes claims
(Signed) WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
There is great excitement here over the an
nouncement that Governor Hayes is elected.
His private secretary is sending out kilograms,
claiming majority of one for Hayes In the
electoral college. High street, in front Of the
Republican headquarters, is closely packed
with thousands of people, all wild with ex-
Citement. All efforts to obtain complete re-
turns of the Ohio election by counties have
signally failed. Thus far returns have only
been received from nineteen counties. 1t is,
however, conceded by both State committees
that the Republican majority will be from
5000 to 10000. After hearing the news at
the Republican headquarters the crowd num-
bering several thousand formed procession
and marched to Governor Hayes 8 residence.
In response to repeated calls, Governor Hayes
appeared in the doorway, and after scores Of
cheers, spoke as follows:
" My FRIENDS assure you am obliged
for this hearty demonstration, but If you will
keep quiet about half moment | will say
something to you which think is my duty,
under the circumstances, to say while our
present advices look favorable. We must
remember that several of the States which
have been considered doubtful have a large
territory remote from railroad or telegraphic
communication, and it will naturally take
some time to receive returns from them,
therefore take this call as an earnest of your
loyalty to the Republican party, and your
desire for its success. If the late advices
should change the result from what it is an
nOunced at present, | assure you | shall fre-
quently recall this visit during the time | shall
yet live among you with pleasure. bid you
good night" Afterfurther cheering the crowd
dispersed
A. C. M'Ccrmick, secretary national com
mittee, has Just telegraphed Wikof, chairman
State Republican committee, that Louisiana,
South Carolina, Wisconsin, Oregon, California
and Florida have gone for Hayes, and that
North Carolina is uncertain.
LOUISVILLE, November 8.-Mr. Henry
Watterson, In addressing a crowd before the
Courier Journal Office, claimed Iilden's cleo
ton as certain, with 200 electoral votes.
LOUISVILLE, November 8, 9pm.-The ex-
element here over the general election has
been most intense since last evening The
streets are thronged with people, and eager,
anxious masses are surrounding the newspa-
per offices to hear the latest returns The
'thou art so near and yet so far" votes to
confirm Tilden's election produce great inter
est and excitement throughout the city and
State. The returns from Kentucky are very
meagre, but show Democratic gains most
everywhere.