The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-16

ttsese three parishes are white 2io3 aad
bLackg533o. fhsY gxre me = majority for
Governor in 1872 of 2R22. Even according
70 the count iof The former fusion beard,
they gave the Republican candidates il
1874 majority Of 1921, az conceded bs
tle Democratic State Committee. They are
said to haye gone Democrstic this year By
over 5000, whilst in nearly every other
parish the co!ored vote has been csas solid
for the Republicans, and the Republicans
have gained largely. l assert, anG tho
proofs which cAnaos be hidden will
abuudanfly bear out the assertion, that
This change rs. been effectcd by system
attic course OF intimidation.
Very respectfully, your obedient ser-
want, MN. p. KELLOGG"
NEw YORK, November Io.-The follow
/ ing hss been Sent 70 Governors IsRersoli,
Hubbard, Robinson, Betell, Curtin, Palmer,
I. AcC-eerE Carroll, and also tn Senators
Thurman, Bsysrd, Randolph, Keruan aud
others, and to leading public mea in the
North, Republican and Democratic: The
acceptance warrants q full representation At
New Orleans. Citizens of New Orleans
urgently request delegation Of prominent
gentlemen 10 come there az once 30 counsel
peace. You are earnestly requested to be
ore Of ten or fifteen eentlenea, ell widely
known, to meet ct Louisville Saturday, pre-
ceeding directly south, or, if more conVen-
lent, meet at St. Charles Hotel Monday.
Your prompt action is requested. This
emergency appeals to your patriotism"
Signed by AS. Hewitt.
SAVANNAH, November 1o.-Transporta-
ton has bsea provided for troops to pass
through this city 10 Florida.
Advices from Florida say the stste has
undoubtedly gone Democratic by 1000 ma
jority. No Disturbances a. far IS heard
from.
LOUISVILLE, November 10.-The report
that Senator Beck, Henry Watter1on aad
others have gone TO Nav Orleans is pr.ma
ture, for Wsttcrson has not left the city,
and il answer to al inquiry said that if the
parties mentioned should 60 to New Or
leans they would go in the interest Of peace
snd order. They could do no more, in any
event, than to personally inform themselves.
He thought such an arrangement would be
able to -seeprc. fair count of the votes.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 10.-SeventJ-
two counties in full show q Democratic
gain of 1858 over the October election.
Those to be heard from gave . net Demo
cratic majority of $3.50, to which ia 70 be
added ia, the number OF votes 1Tilden i.
now ahead. His probable majority ia 1858.
LITTLE Rock, November 10.-The cleo
ton OF Congressman in this district is still
in doubt bstweeo Cr.vens and Mcclure,
Republican. -ODly tbs official vote can de-
eide il.
Company c, of the First U.ited States
| Ihfdntry, statioaed here, was ordered to-
daytt1 New Orleans.
DENVER CO., November 10.-In a csu-
Gus of the Republican members of the Leg
Stature, Hon. J. B. Chaffss was unaai-
mousiy elected Dited States Senator.
New YORK, November 10.-Ths Western
the following dispatch: New Orleans,
November 10-The reports circulated in
the forth OF rioring here sre untrue. Tho
city and State are quiet, and business ia
proceeding,aa usual.
COLUMRUs, November 10.-Gen. Wikoff,
chairman of the Republican State Commit
tee, furnishes the following information {;
The 50 counties of Ohio heard from up to
noon show = Republican loss of 1873 on
Barnes's majority at the October election.
The indications are that Hayes's ma iorit /
will be about COCO.
WASHINGTON, November 10.-The New
York TIrib2ns and Herald to-day havs strong
articles demanding that there be an honest
count of the vote of Louisiana, The Her
aid says there must be no frauds in making
the returns.
Senator Kelly tslegraphs to-day to his
wife in this city, denying that he has con-
ceded Oregon 20 the Republicans. He says
the result is doubtful, with chances in favor
OF small Democratic maj srity.
SAN FRANCIsCo, November 10:-Full ret
turns fromtwentY counties in Oregon show
q Republican majority Of 1202. There re-
main but three more counties to be heard
from, two of which will offset zach Other
antl.the third will give fifty Republican MAJ
jority. j, = /
CHARLEsToS, November 1e.-Leading Re
publicans- concede the State to tho Demo-
Gratis by the returns, but say they will throw
out enough Democratic counties to reverse
the result. /
Later-The latest revision of the returns
bJ the NeloS and Courier gives South Caro-
Ina to'the Democrats by over 1900 majority.
WnMtNGToN, ". c., November 10.-The
excitement here to-day over the present
aspect of the election is intense. At no
time, since the day Of election, has there
been anything to approach the deep feeling
mapifegted this afternoon The Democrats
clsim that TDden has bsen honestly cleo
ted, and if there 10 to be any trouble over
the matter the people of the North must
decide the question. The Republicans gen
orally sustain the action Of the President
WASHINGTON, November 10.-The West
ern Union Bulletin has the following: New
Orieans-Rsturns from all but SIX parishes
are In. The Democrats claims 1000 major
lty. Blk parishes, yet to be heard from,
In 1874 gave Democratic majority of over
1000. All demonstrations on tho streets
have ceased, and feeling of sullen dissat-
isfaction seems to prevail among all par
ties.
ATLANTA. Ga, November 10--One COM
pany. of Infantry has been ordered from
here to Tallahassee, and several from South
Carolina.
WAsHTNoToS, November 10.-The eur
render of four bundled hostile Indians be-
longing to the Missouri River Agency, to
Gen. Miles, is confirmed. Sitting Bull,
with 800 lodges, escaped.
NEW YORK, November ia special to
the Herald from st. Louis says: "fhe Unit
ted States Marshal has been notified that
" The Times figures the next Congress as
follows Republicans 143, Democrats t47,
To be elected 3. The Herald figures the
Democratic majority at 25.
New YORK, November 1.-THE follow
ing gentlemen have telegfaphed their in
tention to start Immediately for Now Or
leans in response to a call of the Nationsl
Dymocratic Committee: Hon. Lyman
Truu1bull of Illinois, ex-U nited States Sen
ator; Hon. ]. M Palmer, Of Illinois; Gov
ernor-A. q. Curtain, OF Pennsylvania; ex-
Senator Hamilton, Of Maryland; Hon. 8.
P. .Deolittie, of Wisconsin, ex-senator; e1-
Lieut.. Governor Co;bsugh, of Illinois;
Judge J. B. Stalls, of Ohio; Hon. OSWALD
Of New York; Hon. Henry
Wstterson, Of Kentucky. Hon. Tbeo. n.
Randolph. Of New Jersey; Hon. G. 3.
sulitb, of Wisconsin,; Governor Carroll, OF
harJlan OK Governor BigIer, of PelBsyl-
vauia; Hon. V. Fox, e1-Assistant Secretary
OF the Nays Hon. Sam Randall. of Penn
sYlv4nis; Pf0f. Sumner, Of Yale College
Fl. D.: McHenry, OF Kentucky.
LoND0N, November 1.-THE Post pub
iishes an official announcement Of Russia's
.crmsl acceptsDce-of the English proposal
Tor a c1nfefeace ct COnsfanfinnDle on Tho