, 1876-11-12
He left Baltimore because it was impossible to
transact any business on account Of the excite
ment created by the election.


LC Ul61AVAs
THE DEMOCRATS AGAIN READY FOR REBELLION
Special Dispatch to 1ac Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, La, NOV. 1.-THE outward
manifestations Of excitement have not been Sc
marked here to-day. This is probably due t.
the prospect Of soon having leading men folI
both political parties in our midst. There is {
very strong undercurrent OF feeling, howerer
and there is no attemp to disguise the determine
tion to make war in case the returns are not SC
counted as to give the State and nation to the
Democracy. The heLPaayune states that the
situation Is similar to that Of 1861. Re
ports from some Of the parishes which
have not yet made returns, show that the
election was about as far from fret
expression Of opinion in them as in the
five Ku-Klu1ed parishes Exact figures on the
result in the State cannot BIZ given before the
canvass OF votes, but no news has been received
which shakes the confidence of Republicans in the
belief that they have carried the State by good
majority. Official and semi-ofi1cial returns
from fifteen Democratic parishes, including Or
leans, give Democratic u1ajorities aggrcgating
1901. Twenty-eight Republican parishes give
Republican majorittes amounting to 2,717.
This Leaves Hayes 6,646 ahead. The fourteen
parishes outstanding include the fire hu-
kluxed parishes, and, all together, in
1874 they gave 1872 Republican majority.
The fire parishes referred to, in 1874 gave 169
Republican minority. This year the Democrats
claim in them 4,169 majority, and they further
claim that they have 900 majority in the State
outside of these five parishes. They claim
everything, and the people here believe all that
they see in the Democratic papers, and swear
that If the official count does not show the same
result, they will turn loose the dogs Of war.
The vote in Vernon Parish stands 723 for Tilden
to 2 for Hayes.
THE OTHER SIDE.
TO the Western Associated F1rss.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. u.-Returns from
all except seven parishes, which are estimated,
show majority for the Democratic national
and State ticket of over 5000. E1-Gov. Pinch
back, in an Interview to-day, said II the returns
so far received are correct the Democrats have
certainly carried the State,
Darrall is e-elccted to Congress in the Third
District and J. Z. Leonard, Republican, is eject
cd in tine Fifth. The other districts have elect
ed Democrats.
The indications arc that the Democrats will
have or ! majority in the Senate anu Is in the
House. The next Legislature elects two United
States Senators.
It was claimed By Col. Packa1d's opponents
that he would run behind bis ticket, but the
nurcs show only slight difference between the
votes for Hayes and Packard.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 11.--W. H. Roberts, assist
ant editor OF the New Orleans Times, tcle-
graphs here under date of the 10th, That fifty
one parishes give the Democrats majority Of
:, 4225. Some Democratic parishes remain yet to
hear from.
SURE AS pEATH.
LOUISVILLE, ky., Nov. 1.-THE following
was received ~ the courier-lonrndl to-day from
j. W. Patton, President Of the Louisiana Demo-
cratic State Central Committee: s'It is as Ger
tain as death that we have honestly, carried this
State By from 1000 to 5000 in spite of fraud,
which We will prove beyond. question when op-
portunity is Offered. It is equally certain
that there. is plot to count us
out by throwing out parishes large
ly Democratic OF by manipulating
the returns deposited with the Supervisors Of
Registration and with the Secretary Of State.
The Republican Commissioners aud Supervisors
refused to sign the trlplicatc return for deposit
with this Committee. Thus we have no otli-
cial statements Of poll-lists or tally-sheets. It
has been done on previous occasions, aud will
be done again unless public sentiment in the
North Cetcrs them -