The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-13
EIectionReturns
Less Excitement in New York.

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eager, noisy and demonstrative than OF
previous days. Democrats and Repub
licans apparently having both made NJ
their minds not to halloo until they were
out OF the woods. The old rooms Of the
Republican National Committee, at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, were abandoned last
night, as the lease OF them had expired.
The committee are occupying. another
room in the same building. Mr.. Clancy,
the clerk OF the committee, said no new
/ dispatches had been receiyed.J -
The P6st saysGa conference OF promi-
inent Republicans at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening, held to discuss the
adyisability OF uniting with the Demo.
cratic Committee in requesting eminent
citizens to go to Louisiana, was dissolved
without result on account Of the report
Of the President 'aproclamation. In view
Of this the proposed measure was de-
clared unnecessary.
Al the Democratic headquarters, in
the Everett House, affairs are quiet,
though a ripple Of excitement was occa.
STONED by 4 report OF the Conoyer dis.
patch. Several visitors spoke fayorably
Of General Grants proclamation, saying
that they saw nothing wrong in it il he
meant what he said. The report that
William u. Evatts had Started for the
South is denied. Dispatches had been
received, it is said, confirming former re-
ports favorable to the Democrats. W.
H. Roberts, assistant editor Of the New
Orleans Ipses, te!egraphs here under
date OF the 10th: "Fitty-one parishes
give a Democratic majority Of 1926.
Some Democratic parishes yet 10 hear
from"
Up to o'clock here there is com.
plete dearth OF election news, and the
manufacturers Of dispatches seem TO have
gone entirely out Of the business. The
Tribune makes the announcement on its
bulletin board that the dispatch pur.
porting 10 come from Senator Conoyer,
conceding Florida to the Democrats,
proves 10 be bogus.
DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS GorSo TO NEW
ORLEANS.
ST. LOUIS, November 1l.-In compli-
ance with an invitation and urgent request
OF the Executive Committee OF the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee, Senator
Bosy, James 0. BrOdhead, Erastus Wells
and Charles Gibson, of this city, will
start, tonight, for New Orleans to be
present at counting the vote Of Louisiana.
fLouBvILLE, November Il l.-Governor
McCreary and Congressman Blackburn
do not accompany the delegation 70 Lou
isiana. Those previously named, with
Senator Stevenson, OF Kentucky; A S.
Hewitt and party, OF New York; Ex-Sen.
ators Trnmbull, Of Illinois; Doolittle, Of
Wisconsin, and probably Thurman, OF
6hio, leave at o'clock Sunday morning
for New Orleans. People Of Louisville
serenaded the delegation tonight amid
great enthusiasm. + .f..li'
INDIANAPOLIS, November ia dele
CATION Of prominent Eastern Democrats,
invited by Mr.. Hewitt to 80 to New Or
leans. passed through here this evening.
They were met at the depot by Gov. Hem
bricks, who accompanied them to Louis
vile. Itis supposed he will return home
on the night train. d
SECRETARY MORRILL, CLAIMS HAYES
ELECTION. 20.
New York, November IA Wash
ington dispatch to the Grapkie says: {
Secretary Morrill, has sent an official
dispatch to the Rothschilds, fiscal agents
OF the Government, to the effect that
Governor Hayes has been elected Presi-
dent OF the United States. Secretary
Morrill, bases his opinion upon private
dispatches he has received from Florida
and Louisiana, from men whom he knows
10 be reliable" IHH ..r.r1.n
GOV. PALMERis OPINION.
+ LOUISVILLE, November n.-Ex. Gov.
Palmer, in an interview with q reporter,
gave as his opinion Of the Presidents di.
fechons the following: "ItGrant were a
statesman he ought 10 be impeached and
deposed from his place for issuing those
orders; but, as it is Grant nobody ex.
presses much surprise. Grant has one
leading idea of government and that is
that he and the army are the only power
In this country, and that they are an
entire sufficiencY. He does not know or
care for constitutional limils-to be
Fbrief, he is not responsible.
MANIPULATION OF COUNT IN SOUTHERN
~ .EEGTH. n i79sS0l
IsDIASApoLIs, November H. The
journal has 4 special from prominent
Government officer At Washington, say.
Hing that the Southern States heretofore
considered doubtful are sure for Hayes,
but the Democrats will, unquestiouably,
use every effort to manipulate the. count
jim Lo1isians, which Wilt be prevented BY
the precaution taken BY those in
authority. s4-issl VA 81 'rorA o.
FEELING AT INDIANAPOLIS.
The excitement is increasing, and the
feeling between the tgowds on the streets
Is not as good as heretofore. The Demo
Gratis are firing cannon and parading in
Large numbers tonight. General John
Love and Senator Mcdonald left this
morning, and Hon. George W. Julian
left tonight for New Orleans. rI1 4
MICHIGAN sESAToRsHIP.
DETROIT, November 11.-Et Ia claimed
that a majority Of the Republicans elect.
ed 10 the new Legislature are friends Of
Senator Ferry, and that bis selection .
certain.S st1gs " saz u ! 81
1 LOUISVILLE, Ky, November ll.-Hons.
Henry D. MeHenty and Henry Water
son, Of Kentucky, left for New Orleans
last night. Senator Mcdonald, General
Love, OF Indiana; Governor McCreary,
Congressman Blackburn, Of Kentucky,
and Ex-Governor Palmer, Of Illinois,
compose another party now here In an
sWer to the call Of Hon. A. s. Hewitt, OF
New York. They leave tonight.
TENNESSEE. y ~ J, "a q Z,
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