, 1876-11-18
naIn 10 b. seen whether or not the change will be
for tho better,
CHICAGO.
At HEADQUARTERS.

At HEADQUARTERS.
There were nut many visitors at the political
headquarters yesterday. The rank md A1c nrc
tired Ut waiting for tho verdict, anil hayc gonc
nbout their n11te-elcctfon avocations, leaving tho
Interest In the reAult TO the purity managers and
tlosc who expect sosnc substantial blessing
should the galnc Eo their way.
The possible action to-t1aypf the Cook County
CanvasBihg Board created considerable dlsc,Is-
sion ycstcs'lay afternoon. II wns stated that II
all tt4c Incomplete returns lc cxpungcd, tho re-
suit would be the election Of thu entire Demo-
cratic county ticket, tho defeat OF Altlriell for
iahles on joint ballot II, Tho next
Legislature. Gen. Logan, who was nearly all
dny at tho Pacific IIutel, w.u fearful that tho
Aforementioned contingency might happen; and
= s,i.. h. contemplated tl.s ro.sty md proba-
Ycs," saIi he iii Lieb tiIrows % o',, those
returns he will he backed up by every Demo
s1ats paper ia the stais but T. tic Kcpabllcana
pitch Into then'., Wien we do right we arc not
slways sustained"
=, What do you hear from the South, Cen
eral'" Na,''n1 9nct,ed e. rsp.rter: t., .,
grnms to New Orleana, but have received 10
answcr."
s'1vllnt d. yon think Of Bob 1ngcrsoll's tcle-
gram to Kci!ogal Some people say-and they
foolish thing; one that will destroy the natIonal
reputation he achieved in the cauvass.t'
"Oh. The, newspapers make national reputa-
ttons nowadays" and the General resumed con-
temptation OF tho legislative spectre which
haunted him.
Tue Democratic warehouses at the Palmer
House were less jubi1ant; and In snnc instances
A PAINFUL pEsPoSpENcY
W. wns eyiaencsu. @ The possibility Of the party
scratching at the door of tho National 'Troasury
lUo,net up tnorc mAsa!ycly than It had done
at any time since election-tlay, and
the Idea that there should be another four
i.uencc. den. Cur4e nournfuly exhibited the
following telegram which he received frum the
great follower Of Calhoun, ex.Gov. Palmer:
NEW OnsEAxr, Nov. 11.--Tht Northern Kerub-
eruss ID secure fsir count q ihs votes They H.
tend to use the Returning bnard 10 throw out tho
returns and give the Suite 10 Hayes.
"Yes." said Gcn. corse to 9, kno. Of SYM
rathtz!ng Democrats. one Of whom has large
bets In tile poo}-b1x hott, here and 10 New York,
~ AIN afrail We'll be counted out.''
THE TItDES LsU1oN,
which Is supposed TO be an organization OF old
soldiers, met last evening at No. u Clark
trolling sptrte, tho latttr making speeches In
behalf Of constitutional liberty and the former
listening attentiycly. Mr. Cameron did no,
know at What moment the Legion might be
called OIL fur actual service, ln view Of the
uncertainty about T1ltlen's election, mud Gen.
LtebB brow fairly slone rs be applnulcd the
sentiment. The only business Transmitted was
the consideration Of a resolution prevailing that
III the future but Que meeting shonld he hci.! a
week, and that each Friday evening. Tue
resolution met with some opposition OIL account
of the fact that the hall was free, md that the
impression had gotten abroad among the nletn-
hers 1T the organization that II might be called
tiu1n m kPtF ftr1HnrG mr. m