Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
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an, order. j is the expressed opin-
ian ,hAi 1t wotli be emineutlv proper
for Governor HAYES aud Governor
rll.cn, j.1inlly and by agreement, 10
send parties Of ftirnas to New Or
leans, headed respectively by Charles
t,rancis Adams. aud Nlliiam Exits,
asid composed at. Conservative fnen
who have the confidence Of The coun-
try. He thought that such mn mr.
would be able 20 securea
far count Of votes and satisfy the
whole people, averting mest dan
gerons issue and perhaps un outbnst
OF violence
DEMockarrc REPORTS.
A prvs,e dispatch 70 the mer
chants mercantile agency III Louisville
from merchants aud others of South
telegraph that The state is
certainly democratic. The following
is also received: ,z-.zz
MoBlLn, AlN.,zNov. 10.
To Jao. Van Home, Gen Sapz ~.
q. Telegraph Co, Netc ORLEANS:
The democrats with returns from
all six parish*s claim a majority of
1000. The other parishes gave Il
democratic majority in IA OF 400.
Out Of FIVE congressman, one donbt-
ful.
[signed,l c. W. MrRnlwArnEs,
Southern Supt, Augusta.
The democratic executive commits
-+m claim Hampton's election by
about 1900, Georgetown only TO be
heard FROM. 'i'il1rn is only li,,le
behind, say about 9o0
BEESSgR, Snpt
FLORIDA ONCE MoRE.
Augusta, Ga, -Noy. lo---A dispatch from
Lake City, ll;3n p m, says the corrected
reiGfns of % counties pacc The democratic
mai,rty at 700. Iiilsboro county, accord
ing Ia information from a reliable source,
gives GIL democratic majority.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ruleigh, Nov lu-Aidlliantsl- re
turns continue to increase the. depnu-
o'a''o n'a :" ~ SatN' 49,
may reach u ,nop fati,'ui anxiety
III fegtri 10 -. t,-ssid rntitl t.ieciiol
1, Inlnffe4>t ~ he s.liv IN n,,i,t atf,oi.,
ANtsiHER GAMB4IS1 Dt. sPATCiI
Cnarlestof, NV 10 l'he News
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aiplces tfgln he ias' pt the ea4all
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seaicl ] he streets have been filled all
uaY WIN excited ernsSis, 'hheh less gener.
Gus ihan hereioa9re- several ssrsei nshAs
nave ooentten' ne'',is iayc oten " saeh
sa'isa ssa. 1os. NV ,i'su nass 'as,' @ nsps aps
NJ, 1s ~. n,are 10 ,snoran, =, ,he ,rna, xisi,.
nrs mr. nrnwina p.luienlr and less iiuuiingd
to bear the challlng Of their political oppo.
NJ nts Inc democratic state commltlee
~, asi,i asse,. tn.'i t,'eo eins'ensa ~
,ee ,,,aior;,v =, ahon hava here,nrnr.
mad donf,s as To ,he r,.snl, are now n.r.
! fsc,ly contiae.t ol IIayes' election. and
have so nolifiea their correspondents. Gov
/ iiates himself M longer doubts his elec-
/ Ron, and ls confldenf stiat an honest
Iaa ne n'ss -, a down aonhln ] wil,,n,ty , ,rov row
th,s fact 10 the. perl.rr saisaclion Of all
fair minded men. A.squad Of ssrncst and
confident democrats have been siayIialine
between democratic headquarters and Cap.
| itol squire during the evening. making
echoes with their shouts, while another
la'Se csahpahY ID 'fna' o. Iepuphesh I' head
Quarters Quarters are equally cenntent oi Hayes
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