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, 1876-09-18
GutopaiChe Nabri1ten.

Iso(en. Sim 10. auguit fanb bier in
Bulea bic pulnilde Sorwablueriamlms
lung ltatt, an Der li9 etua $50 PerIo'
men aus auen Stanoen betbeiligteu. Die
talt auSl1lieBlid Den unterten Solf5s
&lanen angeb0rigen Anban9er Der ul'
tramOntanen Bartci befanoen lit) in Der
Olaloritat uno puroen BON einent Dus
ecuo SeecapIauen sefa9rt, oeren Wet'
lun9en tic bindings iol9tcn. Die
polnilA . uationaQiberale Yortct mar
ebeniau5 sablreid pertreten ; gu lbr &c.
g6rten Ille, Die einen a%nltGnOi9en Sod
aubattsn uuD oenen man SiloUn9 uno
siniee YebGbi9teit anIa9. &aum bate
ole 8erlamm.lun9 lih pnrd Wabl oea
oie 8erbanolun9cn leItenoen Bureaus
cOnltltulrt, 70 serietben Die beloen Par>
teien 10 bcitl9 al chamber, Dap bic
4uirehterbaltung Der Sronuug unmo9s
lld) wor. 90 oft Elm NatlOnalllber0ler
lid gum 8orte melOete, wuroe er aui
Den @mt Der @apIane nit 3ll1en,
Champion nit Den 6abeu nuo Sd)mdb'
wOrten %cmpfan9en. uuO lelblt Dem SanO'
la9sabgsoron,ten b. @ler5binSft iuura
ocn, ais er Die 9teOnsrtribiine bcltIeg,
bic ultramontanen SNlmphuorte 6uses
yuicu: ,,Niemiec" (Osutl1er)! 8rela
maurer! Galumer!" Au@ erbob lid
loaar cine Stlmme; pgaBt Ole Oentl6lcn
ulbt lpreAen S1lagt lie nit Der lSas
o%eurunoe toot !" Ser 2Grm uno bic
9s9snleItt9e @rbittcruns wurse l6tleb-
lldD 10 9roB, oaB icOen &uscnbIld Die
piitDenOte S@la9trei loS6ubre1en
oroDte. I'm oicier Gpcntualltat oof6r@
Deu9en, lab Der anwelenOe Poli5elcom'
m,liuriuS lid sen0tbi9t, Die Serlamm'
lung auISulolen. worauT Die &bellnebs
ner obne 2SioerltanO li9 %entfernten.
Der natIOnaulberale O5iennit po5n. II
empDrt aber oaS rldli1tSlole Serfabreu
Der iun9en @aplGne uuo iibcr Die Den
Nnpan9ern leiner Partei aui Commando
Der elben pom PObcl Su9efil9te S@mab,
Das Ylatt bat aber olels S1moA reid
llb peroient, Oenn eS bat nit oen llltra'
monlonen 5ulammcn unauiBOrli1 9e9er
Die Oeutlhen unO i6erbaupt 9e9eu Del
osutlben 5tamm ais Snbs9riif aQe'
Sdle1tisreit 9ebest. afit oielem Ata'
men wuroen Die Anbanger ieiner Parte
Jest BON ben nltrantontanen aelhlmpit
Die ftaatstreuen tatbOliiAen @eilt'
lidem in Der bisligsn Yrupin5 9aben
.pis Ois i@lsll@s Yrelie sriabrt BON oen
Cardinal uno sbemalioen Gr3bIlho.
, 1876-09-18
9nldnbi(dr prpe(bea.

SEEN Oorf, 16. september. Cine
SpeSiol=9 epelde an bic r@orlo" aus
Baltimore bonn II. la9t; u0ie 9r0Bte
9~luirc9ung berrlAt bier 6eutc, well Is
Safe bon gclben 6Iebcr bier, in Den BIT,
li6en Sbeil Der Staot, wel@e @e0cno
al ocn Sdifswerften sren5t, ND bun
bert Seefabrcr wObncn. iein Iolcn. g.
mar bis beute ni1ts BON benz Norhcn=
bcniein Der gpiOemte befunnt.
8alti more, 16. September. 81
ne 9epeiAe, weI6e DON bier selanOt
,purbe uno bclo9t, oaB o0s 9elbe 6jeber
bier berrl6t, srrestc 9rOBe Auirt-
9uug. Ser MopOr unO Der @clunO
Deitsratb ,puroen oieien Mor9en 9ebe-
ten einen oifiSielen Seri9t Der Sbatla=
DIE obSuseben. MaDpr 9atrobe logt'
oab tein 6ol BON gelben 6iebcr in BAL
timore por9etOmmen 1T,
Rem 0orf, Is. September. Ser
bert MtoultOu aus Yorf, Mte" ~ltiir5te 9e-
fern BON Dem ,gaIo Seob Cliff" berat
nnb wuroe 9et6Otet.
5ranf Manuel tisl 9eltern 81 9olpleI
M'aii.> cine Sreppc bsrab uao brad oa!
Senid.
, 1876-09-18

Sbonnas Seoinc ipuroe 9eiterh in eli,
11er &no6enmii6le ouf Yinc SsGanO bel
Soifon our6 Oas Ylaben elmer 9ampf,
N0bre ou9enblifli6 9et6otet.
6tonf g8ispall aus g8iaimanfie
Conn, ein SremIcr ouf Der ::NcwOorfe
@n9ldnoer 8a0n," itieB geltern Mor9er
tpdbreno lein Bug unter elmer Sriide
berfuDr, nit Dem &opfe 9egcn oiclelbe,
erlitt einen S9aoelbru9 uno ltarb in
weni9ell Minuten.
Cine Gyploiion erei9nete 1i0 9eHern
in Der v8arrcn=g uluermii6le" SIT Jtof=
LAMP Me. Gin Nrbeiter, Namens 2v-
man Senner, fpuroe 9ct0otet uno Gin
anoerer Mrbeitee wabri6einli@ t6otll6
perlpun0et.
Srau Softer uno i6rc So6ter aug
Canterbury, &c. s., wurOeu 9eitern in
Der Nabe bon Ofe @oncoro, tpG0reno lie
in elmer GboIie iiber elm Sabnseleiie
fu6rtll, BON einem beranhraulenoen Gil
l~cnbo6n5u9e iiberfoDren. Trou SOFTER
blieb %au9enblidli0 toot; iDre Scooter
ipnr0e 10 l6wer perlebt, Oab beiOe Seine
amputlrt lperhen muBten uno ma begt
feine Sofnun9 oaf lire &ettung.
MdDreno geitern in 8arnum's Cir
fus ST. Glmira q. g.. Oas nStnr Span
CLEO Bonner" 9clunsen puroe, entluO
li4 Sufaaig cine &anone, pel6e lpd6-
reno oes JtefrainS abgefcuert lperoen
lolte, uno Sbpmas See aus Nelp 0orf,
Elm 4n9eltelier Oes Cirrus, mu~oe 10
i9llmm peripunoet, baB elmer leiner 9lr-
nc omputlrt peroen muBte.
Trau @m. MoGsp %iliirste g~cltcrn
ytahmitta9 aus cinem Tenltel i'm 4ten
Stodlperfe ibrcr 8obnung in Glcr
Strobe, Stem Yorf. Sic fiel nit Dem
&opie no6 unten 0ur0 oas OberliAt
zines aIeioerIoben5 auf cinen auf einem
lie9cnoen 9auIen Sud- uno lour=
merfpiiroiser Q9eiie ntDt beoenlIi6
ct. Is. September. Ole
britll0c Sri99 ngeterun", bon 8uenos
apres nod &otteroam beitimmt, pel6s
nm 10. bs. Ntts. in ledem 3ultanoe in
0afcn %einlief, lit 3eiunfen.
9te en~revteerifsee" @~~e uSss~n-
Gapitdn Surner, wel6e nit Ct.
ner 9aoung Sal5 BON Surfs S3lanj
lu6 Ncm Worf aele9elte, miro uermlBt
mo man beTiirdtct, BOP o%lelcloe S9lIf
oru1 gelitten bat.
, 1876-09-18
1reiie Der Nnieigen:
nsueae telegr. peps(ben.
Selgien.

8rliieL Is. 9eptemher. Sie
Gisuny bes eeo9rapbil4e @on9reNes
iunroe beute 81 Gnbe 9ebra3t. IS mur=
De beI6loNen, einen internaiionalen
8ereir Su %eriinten. beIien Nuf9aben Die
Exploration BON Mfrifa uno Die Nb=
l6a{funs Ser @flooerei iein lollen. Scr
8srein loa auber oen GDrenmit9lieoern
opn jeoem 2anbe beitebcn. Ser &onl9
bon Sel9icn puroe gum PraIioentsn bcs
Gereins fir oos erlte Sabr eripdblt.
, 1876-09-18
GrAnfrcth.

8aris, Is. September. 9as ncue
Babel. wel9es Die oirefte tcle9rapbll9c
8crbinoun9 Spil6en Yaris uno Nep
Oort bcrtslen lolte, bat bic nDtbi9e
Nn5abl bon Gubicribenten ni1t erDal=
ten, uno oas unternsbmen 1T besbalt
aufge9eben porocn. Sefonntli6 bate
Die fron5Dlilhc 9tesierung ocn @ontraft
fir Die g-nIiruftion oes &abcIs bereits
9rn. Youper Nuertier iibertragcn.
, 1876-09-18

Jttqnl6no, SG.
GrIansen fit ben 6reunten llnb tcrt gu
publifum i'm 9lacmeinen ihr etpBrs Eager
pelGcs ans fp'aenreu GeGen teitebt, anau'
bieten Grparn, Mebt3ine. Gbem falien, Mps
be- uup GQilet- Nltifel, G6pamme, GorFe,
psrflmerien, 6arbfrfc, 4arte, See, 8snlter
slas. Slit etc. etc. ctnlalieGliG 9taes, mas
in einem autfn Orpgen, @sl0Gft gewGbnii0 81
baben 1T.
Gle fiibten eleidfals cine aruBe Mu8wobI
oiatiIGer @rspuraiipuen ais: &prt/s @sIatins,
NaEer's Gpcpa> Yerl, 81 lips, ap NC tdrfe,
SafermfbL Sasp, Gapipco, cSnbenlyts Mi!d
etc. etc.
Sanpretb's enranttrter @artenloamrn, no.
prn Elm YplleS M6ort,ment tets SorrGtbis 1T.
@pncenlrirte 0rucbt. Q%1encsn. @romatii
rings Giraffe Spn iepu Srrtr, GeHiir8e gum
@inr Qden.
6erner lenfen 1e HE slnf fin erfiamfeit anf ibr'
'eltltNeulo 1ttea preperatc, peI6c eitc 20~iGt:
ri9e ptpbe benanNen unp tiis me!de iIe ga an
tiren tpnneu. m.te
, 1876-09-18

kaS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STAATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-09-18
Girginia StaatS~0a5efTf
taste bsraussssebsn son
9obu 9. y E It.
Wo. s 3tuOlite Gtrafe.
ii dmon to, Ta.

xrsgcriptiorS 5 4reife:
, 1876-09-18

0cilmittel. Boqtltdn5erin :
N0, 0crr 3pftpr, i6 babe elnlSe NulN
Qe CUR 6ettluht mo ON m@cIabr, metnc
elTen0dfte @tltalt I'll perllercn lpllltn
Sle mir feinen Got6?
0oftor: . 9twlB, leben sic einmoI
elm puar Ntonute bios Don SDrer Sage
, 1876-09-18
Die TohkurA

1T beitimntt. bas son,e ~bisberise 9eiluerfabren tnt5
smtoben, Die sur lpirO our9 bas iogenannte
Npbbao 1tnb burb g%innebmen non Sohpulpcr
b@erptrft, Gte s09G;d0er 5ei8en an mo POP PIE Sf eiei%aI
Seit 3et9em ie bic 2eben5froit beS Ttenl9et an.
&~ouIeuOe Iinb III BEN lebten 5pet Sebreil IN Der
Babe NnIGlt, "a Stonton Str., 9tep 9ortl 9epetlt
wnroen. luter ben @ebetlten 6~eltnoen i9 ptele
Ner2te un6 Npotbefer. 0ic 9obbGber unterI6etcen
{A non anbcren 8dbern babur@, bGB lie otrett aut
Sic &rontbeit einpirten, nno ben franfen Stot! ents
Icrncn, In luel4er Sorm Ell aud sum 8orl9eth
fomrne. STE itno Elm @erbrennun9ss ooer 9tSl9eits
buneszproeeB ber Srantbettsitoiie. Sober Sronte
wtr6 bel Der Gnpenouns bieier Cur l~oSul99en 1eth
etaener Qr3t. Nenn Semano bnreb btele Saoer 9e1
beilt tit, 70 lit er wtrtlt9 nnb raottol 9ebetlts nab
reno na6 Der bisberi9en 9ettmetbooe PIE Wttttel
9eiu6bnlt6 geIdbrlt3er iinb ais bic &rontbeitleibtt,
unb i4 Djters eyn gauges Seer leeunodrer &rantS
'Sbeiei9 bic soybaber oue &ranf9ettet, ianerli6
unb 6ubertt3, ~furirett, 10 limb bob Die @irtnn9enn
nod in acutem5 81 itanbe 9%eiinben, sons auEeroEosntz
Iih: Nicber, ielblt Gerpeus uno Gppbusfeber,
mer6en 5ebr I6neQ, 9ep6bnltb nit 1-3 Sdoern,
furtrt. SAILS unb SntgetfGptftplhd)t ptro,
oeipSbnli6 lct6t furirt. @aierlndt, Gbens
iuatiSmmS merben oft iebr, i9rel. eebetlt;
cbenIo @userz nno SbrentrantRetteT. lolpte que
iNpbtlitiihe &rant9eitsn tn tsoem Staoe' Bst
SdbiYiirem, Scropbcln &C; III bic Mtrfura eine
nISs[iAe II. it6tbare. Sour Elm Bah TIT htnret9enb,
I'M Sebcn Don Der @irtuns Su iibersensen, Was
sSnefsrrrhr (eine bis lest unbeilbore &rantbsiD
iSnrbcn ee6eiIt, Sci lesterer &ranfbeit scben rs
@roSent oeS 3uderltoiies nit ieSem Babe sara ben
llrtn ab.
iebem @Gab int 9unoe %periGnOt, Der 8rets oes
&abes8ulpers tit So. Der bes gtnnebme : pulpers
81. MAN lole lid cine 8rol9lre itber bic SobtN
IL euSlil4er pper peuti4er Spra9e l4ifen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Gtanton Str, (Box 1901
REV. 9ort..
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
IN WALL STREET.

The Presidential question still continues bc the
alabsorbing topic OF conversation the street, but
In place of the and excited conversations OF a
few days back cooler and deliberate reasoning
characterize all disc issons Tho prevailing
opinion seems TO lie that Tildcn has the day and
that "the count lair one will elect him Prcs-
dent "But will the count be fair ?" is a question
hoard frequently. ''rhey will him out If they
can" argue some; 'ihey won't do SO, contend
Others whlIo many and indeed mos, Of the more do.
ibcrate aud reasoning express the belief that every
thing will be conduc,cd fairly and honestly .The delay
In hearing the actual result of the voting In Florida
South Carolina and Louisiana regard said gentle
yesterday, and who had cast his vote for Mr.
Hayes as an indication that in er or perhaps
all three OF these States, Tlden carried the day
II our party had won | think we would hive known
" before this. Then Hayes has got TO carry ali
three while sammy wins with The idea OF revolu-
ton or rioting or trouble arising matter what tho
result does not prevail TO nearly the extent that
II did AZ the close OF last week. 1.-THE people have been
Watching closely and thinking earnestly said old
Lentleman "and, what IS more, the leading men OF
both parties know this, and the country just now Is
not IN the mood TO stand any nonsense II ~ unfor
tunate, however, that both South Carolina and LOUISE
aua, particularly States the record OF whose political
managers Tor the last few years Is VIGOROUSLY bad,
should now have the rendering Of tho vcrdict, ns
la all the discussion one thing Is observable, and
that is the readiness with which OF both parties
admit the htuess OF either candidate for the ohcc and
while strong domocrats concede Nr: hayc. 10 ue ~
that his friends clam republicans, whc acknowcdR-
ing MI riiden's honesty, ability and snrswdness. are
IN way sIow In stating their dislike or tho Govcr-
norH associates IN The pasI There r. Que tnIng upon
wnich business men OF all shades oi politics agree and
that 10 the sostlsmcnt OF the douht now prevAainx
because Of its effect and trude generally
which will continse unsettled until y dsc'dod
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER IA 7s-rRPLR SHEET

lemen Of high character They viii make fhir count
and an honest report IL matters NOT II all the ku kiux
Ia Louisiana present and threatening 70 murder
them N they did so. would they yield 10 innu-
cnces OF an improper kind from Northern democrats
or republicans / think We may rely upon fair
count an honest report and return from louisiana
OF good majority Tor HAYES and Wheeler The idea
that Governor Kellogg viii influence the Returning
board 10 violate It's duty all bosh no would not II
opinion OF the Governor is lha: he could not be
tempted 10 do anything contrary TO HIS duty IN the
matter Of an election"
GExERAI GEORGE SHERIDAN
OF Louisiana, gentleman who is also exceedingly well
informed on the politics OF his State the Fifth
Avenue Hotel last evening A representative OF the
i nahaLp nad very interesting conversation with the
General, the sobstanco Of which will be found below.
me General also corrected the table OF parishes pre-
pared oy John AcEnery Of Louisiana. He said IL
was impossible have Tho oniciai returns vet IRON
that State II must all be estimate until the Return
Ing Board is heard from. Said the General sfherc
lss, 350 people IN Louisiana entitled vote The
census gives the state 45o,6il blacks and 4o4.0id
whites Throughout shc State thirty-sx parishes
have black majority and twenty two parishes
have whito majority" There was no reasonable
question but that there was republican majority IN
:ha State the electoral ticket AS far as the State
ticket concerned tho General was OF the opinion
thai IL was sui extremely doubtful The parishes Of
and ouachla placed by NcEnery on the democratic
side They are unquestionabIy republican paris hes
East Baton Rouge Will give 200 republican majority
and tho others at least 600 majority each In the
parishes have been placed where the General
claims they belong on the republican SIDE
Board will undoubtedly throw out these Eve parshes
The Generals ngurcs give republican majority in
Louisiana Of between 900 and 600. This he claims
cannot be reduced throwing out the fraudulent
parishes below 000 In the following tables General
Sheriuan changes the figures OF Mr.. McEnery. where
in his opinion they should be changed and takes from
the democratic side nvc parishes mentioned above,
which he puts 10 the credit OF the repoblicans:-
RRruBLicAN DENcCRATic
The New York herald., 1876-11-14

=
NATIONALS THE coxMANDER-IS-cHIEF OF
THE ARMY EXCEEDED HIS POWERS?
PnLADELrnIA, Nov. IL, 1876.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Exercising the HERALD justly does vast an in
1uence with the people OF the United States it to be
understood that you ndorse the course President
6rant usurpng the power and duties the sativc
branch OF the government and enforcing that usurpa-
tion with the armys The constitution, in express
terms, gives the right and makes it the duty Of the
houses OF Congress pass upon legality OF the
casting and return Of the vote for President and
ncitncr constitution laws give to tho Executive
BRANCH any auihorityto to either directly indirectly
interfere IN the matter
The rst part OF the order OF President Grant, which
the HERALD has IN several places, and keeps standing
Is thus writtcn.-
Should there be any grounds suspicion fraudulent
This is from the Commander in Chief OF the
Army a officer subaltern, discharge a duty
wholly unk nown TO oar institution and system OF
government; suDaltcrn who cannot be Ignorant OF
winch OF the candidates Tor President such Com.
mandcr- Chief wants elected; who is ordered II lie
shall .slnd any grounds OF suspicion TO report
Dounce IL at once" Does not the sending Of this oin-
there prove to him that his commander tthe Pres
dent did have grounds OF suspicion that his ithe Pres
idents) favortte was about be counted outy And,
asoa ~ ,ss as'a'. viii anS ea
ssssrsnsys ssss s.ss ne y. 'ss rs,u1n. can on
slncer or oicers sworn 70 he fai,hiai earnest
discharge OF civil duty and for iaure to duly per-
form which tncy amcnabe to the civil laws sup
pose that this military officer which may not be mn
probable from the strange course things are taxing
tenounces and reports either candidate counted IN
under Suspicion of fraud, will the President proclaim
the other Presidenty Is not hts order proclans
ton 10 that effect IN advancsY And " tho two
houses OF Congress- whose duty aud sole righ; II s
count alter the cxamrstion oi rauds the votes and
declare the result should declare tho Other The duly
elected President, will the President the nrmy
inangurnio the declared be elected by h,s sub
nIicrD and VIII u not by the rule oi reasoning
be ncressary to ordcr the army Washington 10
that there suspicion Of fraud In the count by
Congress In Fcbruaryy -
Is there not principle involved In this extraordi,
The New York herald., 1876-11-14

An increasing quiet has been observable for few
days past In the rooms of the National Democratic
Committee. Yesterday very little business trans
acted compared with formerly, and at times during
the day tho headquarters entirely destitute Of
visitors. Tho cause is obvous-Having satisfied them
selves that the from the doubtful States arc
their favor and having done all within their power
10 honest decsion the democrats resting
their aud waiting for the end. But while they
interest, nor do they lose any oppor-
tunity Of enhancing tho vaiuc OF their position At
this period they resemble the marketable turkey,
more' They do not throng the committee rooms in
large numbers and camor loudly the situation of
affairs, but they carry instead an AR Of conviction and
listen ponderingy TO the grave opinions OF their fell
lows They reason to be both reflective and conf
dcnt but the latter quality Is wisely reserved that
undue excitement shall blind them 10 the calm con-
sideraton Of pending events.
Governor Tdcn usually calls each day at the Ever
EFT House, and his calm. cheerful and determined
bearing the subject OF general remark In the early
part OF yesterday news whatever reached the
National Committee; but later a despatch
from w. Patton, Chairman OF the Democratic State
COMMITTEE o Louisiana, saying that the ofhcal IN
that state SO lar as known, showed majority Tor Til
den Of S09a despatch also received from Flor
ida claiming democratic majority OF not loss than
], 200 Mr.. A. s. Hewitt, VINO was reported to be in
the sunny south, put in m appearance at the
tee rooms late last night
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS.

DELEGATION OF THEM GOING TO FLORIDA
CONSULTATION IN NEW YORK ON SUNDAY
TELEGRAM FROM Mr.. HEWITT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1875
Mr.. John r. Read, Mr.. Henry $. Hogert Assistant
District Attorney OF this CITY, and several ether Pha
dcphia democrats Of prominence, went to New York
yesterday at the invitation Of the National Democratic
Committee During the afternoon they had
sultation with Hon. Abram S. Hewitt chairman
Of the committee, in relation to the selection OF
democrats from the Quaker City join the delegation
of the representatives of the party who about
starting for tho south the counting OF
votes Florida and the two other doubtful States
Tho Pbiladclphans assured by Mr.. Hewitt that
he had advices from entirely Trustworthy persons
Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana, informing him
there could be doubling the majority of the
in all those States having Tlden
Hendricks election. Mr.. Hewitt and the committee
anxious that this city should have representa-
ton in tho delegation going South, and that they
should be OF the most unexceptionabe character,
we'll and avoraby known to this country that their
opinions would command the respect and confidence
OF the whole community or course tho visiting phila
dolphans Joined in this view of the matter and after
agreeing upon several the committee returned
TO Philadelphia In accordance with tho agreement
arrived in New York yesterday the following cle
NKw York, Nov IL. 1876
To JOHN X. READ, No. 147 North Twenty-hrst street,
Philadelphia
Citizens OF Florida request that several prominent
come there to peace aud fair and honest
1t is earnestly desired that you, George NJ.
Dallas, David w. Sellers Samuel g. Thompson, and
such others you may select, join Senator Eaton,
General William T. Franklin, Leverett Saltonstal,
Manson Marble and others, train leaving New York
at O'Clock tonight A. : HEWITT, Chairman.
Mr. Henry 8. Hagert and Mr. William ). Price werc
aerward invited 10 make part OF the delegation They
already gone. Mr.. Rcad. Mr.. Thompson and Others
from this city will leave night and also Mr.. Guthrie.
OF piusburg. Mr. Dallas canuot 20. II is said.
AT the consultation with Mr. Hewitt yesterday that
gentlemen expressed earnest desire that the rep
OF newspapers OF both parties would pro-
cced South 10 ascertain the situation OF potca Affairs
In the doubtful states from personal observation.
Tho excitement In this city over the elections has
very nearly itself out The streets down Town
beginning to resume their wonted appcarace, and
II IS now possible to get within a hundred feet OF tho
Timer bulletin board without being uncomiortnbly
crowded. The democrats have grown perfectly coni-
dent apparently OF their triumph. aud, although the
republicans do not officially give u up tney are grow
ing Respondent again.
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
now II STRIKES A FOREIGN BORN RESIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. IL, ls76


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. IL, ls76
To TIRE kpIroE OF HERALD:-
Your able and just editorial On the Electoral College
ofthc United states will find sympalhxcrs from honest
of all political parties AS foreign born resident,
whose term has not yet expired Tor full naturalization
It Is shock TO my feelings to nnd that in this free
country your President Is not elected by majority Of
the people as expressed by their will at the polls Ny
sympshies with the North during the late civil war.
wlle residing in England the conduct Of the demo-
cratic Congress during the late session. and notably the
speeches OF b. II. Hili Of Georgia. and the dual
headed candidature OF a hard money President,
and soft money Vice President have made me an ardent
republican, and though had no vote did my best
Tor the success OF the republican ticket IN this State
But warm as iecl in The matter, would not desire
To be victorious by any OF political juggling or
legerdemain Msjorities should rule The Electoral
college Is evidently rec OF INC pas. ana shouid oe
swept away. The returns given In the HkRALD THIS
morning show total Of electoral votes Tor Hayes Of
l66, and Tor rilden ls4. leaving Florida Louisiana and
South aroina doubtful, and IN the event OF their be-
ing republican eleciing Hnyes. The maJorities Of
votes in the same table give Tdens majoriics 5lS 900
and Hayes 2l9 600, thas showing that Tden has a
majority OF 2G9 900 votes and Notwithstanding TINS
his election is IN doubt and he may possibly be de-
fcated.
How the absolute nonarchis,s of Europe must laugh
at this farce OF election by the voice OF tho people IN
the great American Republic, whose boast Is gov
ernment OF The people, by the people and Tor The
people,"
This mode OF counting votes has rudey awakened me
from delusye dream, As believe It will also thou
sands OF others trust, SIR that having set the
ball rolling you Will not rest until this blot on the lar
fame of republican institutions is removed, and that
at the next Presidential election We may be enabled 10
record votes for the candidates themselves, and
that the will of the nation expressed by the majority
at the ballot box shall be the law OF the land.
Should Governor Hayes be elected II will be con-
tinual taun to hm that he represents only the smaller
halt OF the people, and to honest man (Which all
parties conccde him TO bc | can conceive nothing
more CALLING, while there is gloomy prospect OF tour
years OF turbulent agitation among the deleaiedsuc-
ccssul democracy ANGLO REPUBLICAN.