The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-13
Third Edition
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It'sSCOntradictory, But It's just
AS We Get 1t.
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own Conclusions,
And the Wisest and Least Prejudiced
Will Come Nearest the Truth.
And the Wisest and Least Prejudiced
Will Come Nearest the Truth.
South Carolina Democratic.

South Carolina Democratic.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13-4 p. M.-The New
York Herald bulletin says a Charleston n
(South Carolina) dispatch states that
the official returns give Hampton 1900
majority, and Tilden 1000. r. NJ. Wal
lace (Republican), United States Mar
shall, admits the Democratic success.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 13.-Latest cor
rect returns give the Democratic
Stale ticket 1918 majority. Tllden elec-
tors, in thirteen of thirty-two counties,
run 712 behind the State ticket. Cover
nor Chamberlain claims the State for the
Republicans by 1000.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The Times
South Carolina special says:
"The official returns or twelve coun-
ties now in, with estimates made by
Democrats for the other counties, show
a majority for Hampton of 428. In the
twelve official counties Hayes runs 1000
ahead of Chamberlain. From reports
received from other counties, it may be
safely set down that Hayes will run.
1000 ahead Of the Republican State ticket,
and thus overcome the Laps majority
claimed by the Democrats tor Hampton.
No doubt is felt here among prominent
Republicans that Hayes has a majority
which will be undisputed by any one."
To the Editor of the Herald:
COLUMBIA, Nov. live have heard
from our committees in each county oil
The State, in all thirty-two, with accu.
rate reports of the votes cast. We carry
eighteen counties for the State ticket,
and nineteen fog the legislative and
county tickets. The vote for Governor
ls the only one in which we have full
fetdrns. The Democratic majority for
Governor is about /, 40. The balance OF
the State ticket and the Presidential
ticket have smaller vote. The exact
difference is not yet ascertained, but we
think all will be elected. The Leglsla.
ture has 124 members in the House, and
80 in the Senate. We have elected 81
members of the House and 15 Of the
Senate, a majority of on joint ballot.
Signed WADE HAMPTON.
To the Editor of the Commercial.
COLUMBIA, s. g., Nov. 13-The coun-
ties officially reported since last night
increase Hayes vote over all former re.
ports or estimates. No doubt is now
felt by Republicans, and think Demo-
Gratis, that Hayes has carried the State,
upon the face OF the official returns, by
majority of not less, probably, than
5000. These changes also favor the sue
cess OF the Republican State ticket, and
Republicans now regard tho election as
secure. Reports of violence, sufficient
to invalidate the majorities claimed by
the Democrats, increase in number and
deiniteness. If these are fully estab-
lished, the result will raise NE majority
to many thousands. 1 am Unable to re-
port the vote by counties to-day.
D. H. CHAMBERLAIN.
FLORIDA.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 13.-A special to the
Morning News from Lake City, Florida,
says: "Returns are in from all but four
counties. Basing these counties upon
the Democratic majority of 1874, it gives
the States to the Democrats by 800 ma.
jority. All the Democratic counties
show heavy increase, and the majority
will be at safe estimate from 1900 to
1900 Democratic. Tilden will not fall
300 behind the State ticket" ...t,l.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-3 A. M.-Pli-
vate dispatches received here last night
from Jacksonville. Lake City and Talla-
hassee, state positively that Florida has
gone Democratic by 1,2o0 to 1,4OO major
ity. These dispatches also report every
thing quiet in the State. General Ru-
ger, with a portion of his command, has
arrived at Tallahassee, and the General
has had conference with leading Re.
publicans, including Governor stearns
and Senator Jones. There is no trouble
anticipated at Tallahassee. .,.
what the Collector Says.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-M. A. A.
Kampt, Collector of Internal Revenue
1t Jacksonville, Florida, in answer to
inquiries sent him by Acting Commits
'ioner Rogers says: Hayes majority is
about 1000, and the counties to hear
rom can only change the result by
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