New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10


5 PAsco. Chairman Democratic State Committee.
The following was stated TO be the substance OF an
other dispatch:
Returns from Wisconsin indicate that the Democratic
majority tnere may reach 1000. 50 far ~ heard IRON
tl Democratic minority now is 5000. Lost year the
rest OF the state gave 5000 EepuDcah Ih9 - 'uo D9iS
OF 1000 Democratic majority
Alfred Wilkinson remarked that he had nothing TO say
about the national returns, but that THE TRBUNEs ny
urcs Of the Democratic majority in this STATE were
nearly correct He declared that all statements IN re-
gard to Mr. Magone's absence having poliucu slghn'
canoe were false. lie had gone TO Philadelphia 10 WISH
tho Exhibition. gentleman Of the National Committee
who declined 10 have his used said that ne hd OF
course no doubt Of Democratic success, unless Chaher
cheated the Democrats out OF Florida. Gen McQnade
said South Carolina had probably gone Democratic by
5000 majority but that the situation at present was
doubtful and probably nothing but an Official count
would decide IT, Florida undoubtedly Democratic
although m two black counties the vote exceeded the
number Of residents by 1000. About quarter to )
o'clock the following dispatch was read;
CH,RLEsToS-2:l0 p IN.
To The Democratic National COMMITTEE:
Am watching the count. think we have carried the
State by 5000 majority tor lllden ana Hampton hdu
row last night and negroes are now threatening an
At 3i5 O'Clock the following dispatch was received
and made public The crowd held at bay by the police
cheered it enthusiastically:
TuIAU,ssER-33O p. m.
Our State has gone for Tilden and Democratic state
ticket by a; least 500 We hear that W. H. Chandler
has lett Washington for this place. Biaicas Ai'.nu
fraud. u. il. k Si,
Considerable discussion carried on in the ante
room during the afternoon 10 the action OF the Two
Houses " Congress when counting the electoral vote
II was argued side that they woud sit only a.
witnesses and on the other that they would act In
judicial capacity and that in the Of Florida or Lou
siana being returned Republican, they would invest
Igatc the legality Of the matter Just at tins moment
Reni,min \. Willis entered He SAID Tden was I'M
doubtedly elected, and that Florida was undoubtedly
Democratic But" he continued. " If Florida should
be- returned as Republican we will confront great peril
aud the House Of representatives, viii be called upon 10
decide whether or not bayOnct rule in Florida and Lou
-iana shall be tolerated and the will Of the people over
powered" III declined TO state just what course tn
House would pursue but Lo was sure it would do it.
duty.
SEEKING FOR COTFORT N THE EVENING.
I'm the early evening the Democratic Head
quarter, ~ the Everett House presented a scene oil
uu,at..lcG iouuc, 80 dispatches Of Importance haa
been received for about two hours, and TINS fct was
communicated the cSpcctJut Multitude but still the
demand for returns WAS uuabated, AMI it was believed
hy many vino could not slin access to the committee
room. t.at uufayog Die returns had been received
which from policy had been suppressed a
the hour for the close of business arrived the
crowds about tho door Wcro constantly augmented
.ud Il required the utmost Watchiulne's ON th'
.art al the police 10 prevent general rush into The
hotel loaDc There hal been no visible change IN The
opinions Of tAos u communication with tie committee
but o., reiterated r,rs oi Republican fruls and 'hf
general gloom seemed to Indicate that tln bn"r!"ir
mind Ul- preparing ior q disappointment IL was IT,
r,rtcI about -3O o'curk That tho Telegraph Wi.ca ln
FLORIDA had been cut at the u-gl'n % K'puplciu' DO
t!.i state for the purpose Of gaining time Tor w'oin-
'ltions" q" We may Oc counted out sui Democrat.
IN SON
c,.,d uta general appreciation, and the conversation
turned upon tle supposed chances that the Democracy
might Dee cheated oli OF family earned victory. IT,
those l.rril- o.. discussion WHO remembered ihr
iuu, -rittlr with which tie election tHdls oi l-''
we're contemplated hy resident Democrats Tie h'i.
lar,,r rpI.ir~.,I ut Democratic H'adI"rt"rr
List cyrun. an the thought ot similar pra'-
.f,o. bv Republican. was exceedingly amusing. W
nous Wild rimpr, chased each other tou-h th' hotel
md served TO rclcgc the HOMOGENEOUS Intervals
.rtUecu dlsuatche- ono OF these WI, That ~.cr.iuF
Chandler bad t.cgrapucl to the Republican state GONE
.lt,,co OF Florida That they might draw FOR eloo't''
and CAN n,ral thc United States troop, th,y wanted 1H
that FLORIDA must gu for Hayes.
D. thc middle ~ tAr oy.un, IL was nn"u'''i .Hai
n Unite returns from Florida might bocunI,'n. s ''"a'd
.r shortly after otlo.k hy way Of ~ johns River
Tine, rcu,ar, of ,..aucr. That Democrat, Dad better
Include ~t River" 100 their calculations WIS NOT F'r-
.,.g received. great was t" imp1'I'u'" i'r news
tta Dispatch purP"ru- to ID" o. O." -".i'.' i''--'
stating that 200 ta. absence " Trustworthy rtfn-, 10
seemed urubab,. that Louisiana hau -.tr 10000 major
10. for Dol. Gem. wu- .rui,Uy received AH through llr
owning duplicate 90 patches were sent 'Ii .H .t-' Hi-
..I. u r,spuu.o 10 trit-l1pDc IHt...' 100"
H. rent p4.r, ot the country, 90 -e i'.
.,.Il. words: zone handled ANA e.-H'! "n
...,,ro.al vote, Tor Tliu; our -'..; reports
.uua i.oaEi.H' L.ui-iiua Democratic Dos "r''i'i h'-
i...- unless c,lut AMI rtu.u, ars fraudulent; south
.....I.. u..,rt.r." Later dispatches from -.u,H. 80