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Govefnor Stearns Claims That it's His Duty
to Canvass the Vote for Electors.
STRANGE OMISSION IN A LAW.
Democratic Denunciation of and Protests
Against the Executive Action.
LOUISIANA RETURNING BOARD.
Committees of Both Parties Invited To Be
Present at Its Sessions.

Confusion daily becomes worse confounded in tho
knotty question who has secured the electoral vote of
The three disputed States South Carolina was pro-
visonaly scored yesterday for Hayes by the precise
action OF the State canvassers, under the order
Of the Supreme Court. which the day before
deemed sure to give 1t to Tilden- Tho tabuatcd
Aurns give part of the State oiicors each party.
Florida furnishes complete surprise in tho proposal
nf Governor Stearns to himself canvass the vote for
Electors on the assumption that, tho State statute
creating and defining tho duties OF the State Board
omts to charge that body with counting the votes
Electors, and as It is his duty to issue to the
Electors their certificates Of appointment he
must make the compilation or the county returns TO
ascertain who chosen to the Office by the popular
sufragcs This reasoning and proposed action pro-
duced CONSERVATION among tho democratic leaders,
and was met by most severe denunciation. At Now
Orleans no startling development occurred A
resolution adopted by tho Returning Board
inviting representatives OF both parties 10 witness
Its proceedings and tho republican visitors replied to
the latest mssive from tho democrats These latter ap
pear to have been much disturbed In their calculations
by reports from south Carolina lu in the politi.
cal storm at the Louisiana capital probably only pre-
eodes Aercer blasts in the coming week
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BOARD OF CANvAssERs.

The Board Of County Canvassers concluded their
canvass OF the returns yesterday but the official vote
will bo announced until Tuesday. Tho Board has
session every day and until atc IN tho evening
since Monday last. Their labors have been arduous,
and the official votes Of all the districts will bs
looted up
Tho following protest from William Z. Dcmarest
OF the conIesting Board OF Aldermen, received
and placed on hlo:-
To THE so CALLED BOARD COUNTY CAxvAssERs or rms
Ciy AND GouSrY or Akw loxx =.
ely s% Yo s ho sas 70. sas
said city NJ the general election held in said city the q
assumption to act as Board Of County csnvssssrA
Ts~rhas your board not legally constituted In thai
tho socacd members OF the board Of Aldermen who
having pursuant
OF said city enacted by the Legislature In 1877. by what
called the minority mode OF election.
Sri-rhst maloritv Of said socaled County Canvass
dermen pursusnt said system and
therefore in the result Of the Of the yo
fused to legal votes cast at sad election duly 70
caIdas.cs thereby
Judges In your In violation OF tho laws Of t
Th,i.rhst such presumed county e.nyssssr' yoa AZ
Tor Presidential electors state officers &c AMI about
70 estimate and declare the results thereof tha, en
Ing boards or state o. son. wa,". % ., ana
tain msmesrs thereof were sanddsss ior oce
cent election In those states and that great ooubt exists
tea,h1rhss the ess, construction of your Board a.
Presdsns~i electors this county which the
ocratc by counting said VOTE would receive u
majority In the state aud that without such
. New York would DO ost and Tdsn aud
hendricks world be defeated and tue peace
ana prosperity u ''' ""'A WILLIAM r. DEMAREsr
The following districts, IN addition to those already
published were looted up yesterday
AsskABLr.
Districts
i4-cowan, ael7; Mckee, 1881 cowans majority
2,030
l5--Dlamond. 4,s2e; Loew, 2,s4o; Ahrens, sos. Dis
over Loew, l,9Sd
ISL. Spinoa over Kcarney, 56A
l7--Coutcr, 5.ll9; Graz, 4,53s; BuoKhorn, 1910
Coulter over Graf, $50
1s-oHare, 4.2oo: Pullman, s.s5a o'Hare's nsjos
ity, S5a
le-Ecclesine. 2,453; Church, 967; simmons, LISA
Ecclesinc over simmons, I, 266.
20Stcin 1886; kngichardt, 5,V3A 6lstn'B majeriys
RRkA
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VOTE FOR kLEcToRs.

THE STATE VOTE TO BE CERTIFIED FOR HAYES
Pending the preparation Of the certificate to the su-
preme Court, announcing tho result tho Board took
IN hours rOoess 1t tho general belief here that,
the reception Of this declaration tho Court will
mako final order declaring that the Hayes electors
are duly appointed tho vote OF South Carolina
In the Electoral College
PROTEST DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
In view OF this anticipated action, counsel behalf
Of tho Democratic State Committee havo nod the fol-
lowing protest.
wc except the aggregation of tho results and tho
announcement OF them on the ground that the
and the comparison Of the managers with tho
county canvassers statement shows Irregularities
and omissions which vtatc tho result and prevent
the aggregation OF the county canvasscrs statements
from being regarded as true aggregation OF the votes
cast ~ the election. JAMES CONNER, Counsel
ALLgGEp pocToRED RETURNS
Senator Gordon, OF Georgia, has just informed your
correspondent that the returns abuated above by
the State Board this morning, only the OF
the county canvassors and differ by many thousand
votes from the tho managers Of the cleo
tion precincts, who counted tho votes Tho count OF
the managers or election
GIVES STATE
BY larger majority than these doctored returns Of
the county canvassers give II 10 Hayes.
The Supreme Court will be asked by tho democratic
committee instruct the Board OF State
that II cannot take advantage OF wilfui pcrvcrson
Of the returns the clerical mistakes OF the county
ranvasscrs. The democrats were aware In advance OF
this result the OF tho county canvasse
but the biundcrs IN these will, they urge. OF course
have 10 DO corrected by comparison with tho precinct
nanagcrs returns, which will entirely change the 70
lulI
RESULT WAS REACHED.
The order of the Supreme Court yesterday directed
tho Board OF Canvasscrs 10 aggregate the vote from
tho face OF the forwarded by the county can
vasscrs. II the Board had adhered strictly to tho
terms OF the order further trouble would have
avoided But Tho Board went behind the order and
'put their loot In IT," They began comparison Of
The Of the managers OF election precincts with
lhe returns OF the county canvasscrs Democratic
counsel protested, but the Board proceeded with CON-
pairing the returns They had not pro-
crossed Tar, however, when they discovered
that tho returns from the counties giving
heavy republican maorties full Of errors rrequ-
arlics and i.esaitlcs. while the returns IRON tho
democratic counties were correct In strict
,ormity with tho Election laws. These errors &c
palpabc and enormous, that II the Board had
been exercising judicial functions whole prccinc cts
would probably have to be thrown out, which might
change the electoral result in the State. The Roard
so completely taken aback that they rcccded
their first position and with the mere aqgrcg.
alton of the from the OF the county csn-
tested and insisted comparison vi the managers
returns with those OF the county canvasscrs D they
~ssa A~AAA sverruled A rapid aggregation Of
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CONCLUSION OF THE PRELIMINARY COUNT ON
ILKcToRs-rHE COUNTY RETURNS GIVE THE
SITE TO HAYEs-PRoTEsT BY DEMOCRATIC
CoMMITTER-ARGUMENT BEFORE THE sU-
PREME CoURT-THE STATE TIcKRT-PoR-
TIoNs OF BOTH TICKETS ELECTED.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, Nov. Is, 1876
In the meeting of the Board OF Canvassers this morn.
ing the count was resumed at tho point to which Il
had advanced before the adjournment last night
Combining its action simply to opening the returns
from the several county boards and aggregatng the
votes by them certified having boon cast for tho
several candidates for Presidential electors the result
was reached. 1t is deemed conclusive, showing
the republican majority thus reached In tho State
bc about COO Hurley. who has tho least vote the
republican ticket gets 2sO moro than Erwin. tho high
est the democratic ballot, will be by
the following table OF the votes returned:-
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ANOTHER MAJORITY OF ONE.

YRosr' THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FoR THE
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT or MIS-
soURI ELECTED DY A MAJORITY OF ONE.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. LOUIS, Nov Is, 1876.
Tho contest IN the Third Congrcs sona district
settled for the time being to-day. Justices Schultz
and Finnoy, the canvasscrs, deciding that tho total
was-Frost, democrat, S,l00; MctcaIfe, rcpubli-
can, s, o99; thus giving Frost a majority OF l.
Tho status OF tho this Tho returns lrst
announced showed Mescalfc IN a majority by ave votes
Aerward tho judges IN tho precinct. dts
covering ther return, nlcd supplemental
report, by which Mr.. Frost received and Mr.. Met
calic z additional votes. The totals then STOOD
Frosi, 4, loo; Mctcalie, 5000
In ths-a fnntinss far FyaAa IN nrAniAnt Ma
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arc also unaware what county returns have been
stolen fom the malls which are also unoer
republican control and being determined TO
frustrate falsncaton Of the county
returns, for the sufficient that the recorded
county results aggregate certain democratic ma
jorty for tho Tden electors and for Governor Drew
have labored in every county in Florida to secure
prompt Transmission OF the official returns to Taahas
and ut large expense every county for
certified copies Of the official record thus made and
recorded by republican election officers. Governor
Searns could insure tho arrival OF the official returns
where tho efforts Of the committee might fail The
committee, however, will not fail to obtain certified
copies OF The Official record from every county.
HERNANDEZ, Hillsboro. Manatee and Dade. remote
peninsular counties, casting democratic majortlcs
have not YET been heard from at the State House, but
the record, the certificates and tho mails arc
wholly under republican control The returns
from these and all other counties In default
should have been mailed by Monday last
and may yet arrive before she end Of arpther week
Tho Democratic Committee will certainly Ce prepared
with certified copies OF sher official records. Taylor
county, near by, It Is said, has not boon heard
from. Tho Clerk 10 q republican and should
have mailed tho certificate . week ago.
Tho Democratic Committee have received certi-
Gcd copy OF tho Official record In Short
nothing hero Is under democratic con-
troll; everything is under republican control
The whole cxertion OF the democrats Of
Florida and OF tho democrats from other States
here assembled has been and Is to and prove
the official records for they establish the fact OF
democratic majority and above all frauds as yet
attempted or accomplished. Those frauds havo rot
quito sullccd to effect their purpose
MANTON MARBLE
potrTrcAi PrfxYopcFurxTs
Kasson, OF Iowa; Noycs, OF OHIO, and General
Low Wallace reported route for Tallahassee
from New Orleans. Messrs Robertson and Rollins OF
New York, arrived tonight. Republicans from all
points OF the State came hero to-day and In
sutation tonight.
Tho hotels are jammcd-
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8th, reached here yesterday
WHAT MR.. W. r. CHANDLER sAYe
Mr.. w. +. Chandler furnishes your correspondent
tho following despatch In answer to an inquiry tor
warded from the HERALD ofiico by wro to-day
81. G. BENNETT HERALD, New York.
sThe counties reported all under democratic
control W. l.. CHANDLER"
Mr.. Chandler has certainly been misinformcd Tho
ono county that no mentioned to your correspondent
as being particularly suspicious Taylor. Mr.
Chandler asserted that the county scat OF Taylor
only forty miles from Tallahassee, that the clerk
was n democrat and that tho returns not
IN. | have before me In paper-Madison Re-
corier rep IA card from Mr. j. II. Lippington, the
clerk OF Taylor county, which, over his sigma
ture he that he always has been, and always
will be- republican, and attacks democrats violently
Hilsboro' county, with 6oo democratic majority and
Official returns not yet IN, or heard from. has bit
ter republican, namod White. as its rk. Tho
ccrk alone is authorized to forward tho returns.
Il Is the purpose OF your correspondent TO dis
miss the question. desire to merely present facts
MR. xAxroS MARBLES STATEMENT.
I called upon Mr.. Manton Marble and requested him
TO prepare Tor tho HERALD a statement covering tho
especial to whether the democrats had control
OF tho counties not yet reported. Mr. Marble gave
the question a thorough investigation, and gave
me the annexed card at eleven O'Clock
toni ght'-
Zacnariah Chandlsr's order, sent hthcr
TO claim Florida republican and stick TO the claim
must Tor any statement that the counties not
reported are all under democratic control The
verso is true; not Of them is under democratic
control Every county in Florida under republican
control. Tho three county canvassers in every
county ana the County Judge were appointed by re-
publican Governor; the Clerk OF The Circuit Court
appointed by republican Governor; Justice of the
Peace was also appointed by a republican Governor.
From the precinct ballot boxes to tho
Tallahassee state House, the place OF
voting; tho precinct officers who receive the
vote the officer who records tho vote, tho county Of
ncers whose judgment Affects the certificate OF tho
vote, the state officers who by law canvass tho
county returns OF tho vote. the Governor who cer-
lincs rcsuIt of their OF the vote, all are
republicans or under republican control Sucn
Is the law such Is the fact. The FIaxida Democratic
Committee are unaware what county returns have been
received By the Governor aud Secretary Of state and
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To which the following answer has been SENT
ST. CHARLES HorEL, \
New ORLEANS. Nov. Is, 1874
Hox. J. MADISON WALLS
sIR--I have received your note of today, with
CODY Of the resolution OF tho Board OF Rclnrnina Oh
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57 had becn counted as 292; the friends OF Mr Net
calic claimed that the actual vote was 20; that Inc
judges had entered 22 In the poll book and that mo
had been changed to Q IN the ofice oi the county
clerk.
Republicans assert that there Is the plaincst proof OF
the books having been tampered with, aud express
great Indignation The democrats are jubant, claim
ing that only Justice has bcen done
Late this afternoon a writ Of msndamus was issued
by Judge treat prohibiting the County Court from is
suing lne certificate OF election to Frost
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VERMONT.

PROVISION FOR COMPLETING THE ELECTORAL
COLLEGE.
MONTPELIER, Nov. IS, 1876.
Tho House to-day finally passed the bill for dllina
the vacancy In the Electoral College by 10 1919 The
act is especially designed to meet tho case OF H. NJ
Sollacc SAID 10 bc Ineligible.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
THE M AZE

Multiplying Complications in the
Presidential Question.
BOUTH CAROLlNA'S VOTE FOR HAYES.
The Figures as Compiled Under the Or
der Of the Supreme Court.
FLORIDA'S SURPRIS e.
Governof Stearns Claims That it's Ills Duty
to Canvass the Vote for Electors.
STRANGE OMISSION IN A LAW.
Democratic Denunciation of and Protests
Against the Executive Action.
LOUISIANA RETURNING BOARD.
Committees Of Both Parties Invited To Be
Present at Its Sessions.
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