The New York herald., 1876-11-12

OF its political manipulation II under the Inn
PRESTON, said he that the State would 60 rspubli
can BY small majority. but when read the Associated
Press dispatches and private kilograms from that
section ny opinion was changed At once, and have
now no doubt whatever that democratic majority
has been scored The counties thus far heard FROM
arc what are called tho niger counties Thcy lie
along the line OF the railroads that lead 10 tho
capital and OF course tho results OF thor
elections are the nrst TO be received. The
territory which embraces these counties con-
tguous, too some OF them, 10 the state Of Georgia.
Their population 10 made strongly Of colored peo
pc, and In the registration lists The blacks but
few behind the whitos On the other hand, IN the
counties further on there are very few negroes In
Polk county for instance, there are four
republican voters in population OF 500 or GOO In
somo Of ,hsswhi.s counties they have abolished th.
precincts IN tho country, thus giving TO the towns
whcre the negroes predoninass, tho benefit oi the
tire republican vote For this aud the that
negroes apt TO enter the capital during
canvassng OF the votes, and that tho whites WILL with
troops absolute necessity They are needed even
now dare say, 70 keep the public peace and prevent
.Is iaos that the democrats control shs Return
ing Boardf"
sOh. my, no; that Board is entirely in the hands OF
tho republicans. II 10 composed Of the Secretary Of
State, STATE Treasurer and Attorney GoncrsL be-
evs them to be fair men, however. and have no doub.
that iar count will be made. William T. Cock Will
probably be admitted to assist the Board. He Is
democrat, and is trusted by the people Cock voted
Governor, but took the stump 81 ,ho oStss. Of
the past campaign for Tilden. u Is my be-
lief that tho days Of ballot box stufing IN the
South have passed. and though ] am republican
concede the election OF tho democratic ticket
IN Florida The great influx OF negroes IRON Georgia
but they have already done their best the districts
in which they have made their home, l am not in
overcome their vote and make the State democratic by
al least 800. AZ for Key West 1t Is made up prnci
ps,y Of Cuoans who voted tho republican ticket IN
won't this latter result Cuban was appointed Postmas
ter OF Jacksonville some time ago. but this had no
sUnder tho law thirty days allowed the inspec-
tors. TO make official returns, and it will probably bo
character is learned From Dade county the returns
must travel to Key West, q distance OF sixty miles;
thence to Cedar Keys distance of two days from The
capital Nothing authentic will be KNOWN therefore,
until Twelve days have elapsed from the day OF eec
tion Tho negroes OF Georgia to Florida because
trines. because they believe they mean the
slnvocracy, and when they enter Florida are wont to
these sources Jacksonville and several other towns
are Increasing In population rapidly Before the was
Jacksonville had 10000 population; to-day II has
$1,000"
Should there oe any grounds Of suspicion Of raudu-
lent counting either side should be reported and de-
n0unced at once
No man sooray the office of President should be ,viuing
to hold il " 'counted i'm placed there BY any fraud
Either party can afford to be disappointed IN the result
BY the suspicion Of Illegal or false returns
U. s. GRANT
LOUISIANA.
GOVERNOR KELLOGG UNABLE TO STATE THE
RESULT.
New ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1875
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
So many of the parishes OF this State are 10 nacces
sble and the authentic statements Of results receivsd
up to tho present tme so few, and the unofficial
accounts received vary widely that Is 10 impossible
to give tonight any even an ap-
proximatey accurate estimate. requested by you.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
Should there be any grounds Of suspicion Of faudu-
lent counting either side should be reported and de-
nossncsd at once.
No man oorthy the office Of President should be rill-
ing to hold It II counted in' placed there by any
fraud Either party aGord to be disappoimfed in
the result but the coS~try cas~ot afford 10 hsve tie
suit tainted BY the suspicon Of illegal aiss retsr~a
u s. GRANT
THE y1auRxs AS GIVEN BIZ BUsnxss MEN
OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL. 1870
Kelloxr's and Paekard's dispatches claiming this
State are erroneous All the parishes have been on
ciay or Loficially heard from exceps two-Cam-
sron and Lafourchc. Tho majority for Tilden 773o
Cameron and Lafourche will make the majority over
5000 There has been no disturbance bsfors, during
or since the election
E. A Palfrey, President Factors and Traders In.
suranco Co. W. +. Halsey; William G. Black Meyer.
Wells Co. Tules Nazcrat; John Boland; q. ". Sen
n ro I nhard Eam Coh>
snowden and Violet; D. A. Given & Son; Jurey 4
ellis; Harrison Watts; Lehman, Abrahans 4 Co; r.
r. Hopkins; Allon. Nugent & Co. }. Loxber; Welsh
ans & Woods; Norton h Bell; Pritchard, Bickham 4
Co. +; Marshall J. Smith Co John Noble; sybrandt
4 Co.. IL. vienne; A. II. May; Debuys Ogden; La
bousse Il Dohle; Jamos A. Ware; l. Y. Glenny; John
B. Lantte; James j. Stewart; Lowell & Bailey Debuys
4 boswell; Ocean, Zercga Il Co 4. Pueeh Alfred
Moulton; Daniel Wheeler Son; G.. W. Behn; An
drew stewart; Blakeinore h Co. James Debuys; Hall
4 Vaughan; Thomas II. Hunt; W. Lyman; Hazard
Co.: Jw Jones; Dewoll Powell 4 Co. J. p. "
Baquie; George Hartley Bro A. K Miller l. Co.;
william A. Gwyn; schultz & Co. 4. Darier, Oscar
Chopin; j. W. Labouisse; K. W. Dean; J. N. Scott;
samuel Simpson; J. s. heileur; W. T. Williams; C. A.
Phiilppi; L. G. De Lisc: J. o. BlgeIow; William C.
Claiborne, j.. william Knox; L. b. vicnns; Henry G.
Hester; b. j. ONenl; Walter Pugh; A. Brittin; Will
lam Bullet; Lcsassier Il Binder; Moore Janney Il
Hyams Noses Harris, Cashier Mechanics and Traders
Bank; X. T. Buckner Bro. D. A. Wilson; Aiken h
Watt; William Stuart; d. c. Crawford; CIapp Bros. &
Co.. Walden, Hawkins h Co.. John Chaifee Sons;
Edward Peckham; ). O. Denis; A. G. Lobdoil; W. r.
Ellison; J. r. Groves; Rood Bros Co.; Small Il Co.
Marks Bros Co.. John @. Devsveux; Alex Benjamin
Co. -. Norris; O. r. Finlay h Co 4. I. Virgin;
S. HernsheIm L Bro. A. Psiser h Co. II. H. HanscII
D. G. Molviils; Peot, Yale Il Bowling; A. b. Myers;
~ Il NJ
Louis Mayer Son: Seymour Stevens; Joseph Nc
Elroy l. Co. Loeb, Gumbel Simon; ,. s. West, Jr.
John n. Gould Page l. Moran; william Heineman.
Should there be any grounds r sslspicios of Jraudu
lent counting either side IL should be reported and de-
nounced at
No ,Ooray he Office Of President should Be ,cH