, 1876-11-12

tlemcn to 60 to New Orleans to IN
spe:t the counting Of the votes Il
Louisiana: The Hon. William NJ Esarts
Judge Z. r. Stoughtou, Gen. John A. Dix ane
Gcr1. James II. Eanalen, Of New York; senate
Sherman and the Hon Stanley Matthews, O
Ohio; the Hon. Courtland Parker, OF New
Jersey; Senator Ed1nunds, Of Vermont; Gen
Ben Harrison, OF Indiana; Senator Logan, O
illinois; the Hon. William D. Kelley and tht
Hon. John Schonburg, Of Pennsylvania, and thf
Hon. John 4. Kasson, Of Iowa These and q
few others have been invited. Nearly all OF then
have been heard from and have accepted
PROPOSED COMPROMISE.
It is suggested that one result Of the difficult
twin Louisiana will be that the Returning
Board will declare the electoral vote Of the
State for HAYES aud Wheeler, but that Nichols,
Democratic candidate for Governor, is elected
instead Of Packard. This suggestion is in the
line of several intimations as to q bargain which
was made early in the canvass. 1t is asserted to
b. possibility tonight by persons who ore on
intimate relations with the Louisiana leaders in
both parties.
REPRESENTATIVE MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
spscda1 0spas11 to TIE 1s4o.-
ST. LOUIS, No., Nor. u.-At largely attend
ea meeting OF the State Democratic Executive
Committee held this morning the condition OF
affairs in Louisiana and the South was discussed.
The rooms vcrc crowded with leading Demo
Gratis Of the city, including such representative
men as the Hon. James O. Broadhead, the Hon.
L. Y. Bogy, the Hon. Erastus Wells, and the
Hon, Charles Gibson. The following letter,
after some discussion, was drawn up and sub-
1nltted to the gentlemen to whom it Is ad-
dressed:
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF MIS-
eourt, Sr. Lor1s, Nov. II, l67U:-Iofh The Hon.
Lonis Z, Bogy, Jones Q: Broadheod, Erasfat Eros at
1tttfs. Charles Gitson-GESTLEAKS: In Tlew OF
the pending crisis, which may be seriously affected
by fraudulent canvassing IN the State Of Louisiana
and the possibility Of trouble to the whole country
tie Executive Committee OF this State deem it Ut
great importance that representative men from Mis-
foun, us we'll other States, should 20 to New
Orleans and do what can be done to secure FUR
count aud thus secure satisfactory adjustment of
the reported difficulties. Accordingly. the Com
7nittrs do urgently request each OF you to immedi-
atciy proceed to New orleans and do what you can
10 secure the end indicated Very respectfully,
HESEr y. LAuanL1S, Chairman
Attest: WIL11AX II. MARC,
Secretary State Democratic Committee
Each Of the gentlemen named expressed his
willingness to obey the request, and they left in
a body at halfpast 6 this evening.
THE LOUISVILLE DELEGATloS.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-the Hons. Henry D.
McHen1y aud Henry Watterson, OF Kentucky,
left for New Orleans last night. Senator Mc-
Donald and Gen. Love, Of Indiana, Gov. Nc
Crcary and Congressman Blackburn, Of Ken
tucky, and cx-Gov. Palmer. OF Illinois, compose
another party now here in answer to the call OF
the Hon. A S. Hewitt, of New York. They
leave tonight
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. u--Goy. McCrcary
and Congressman Blackburn do not accompany
1!,c delegation to Louisiaua. Those previously
ua;ncd, with Senator Stevenson, Of Kenta:xy,
4. ). Hewitt aud party, Of New York, ex-Sen-
a:or Trainbull, Of Illiaa;s. Doolittle, of Wis
consiu, anu probably Thurman, Of Ohio, leave
al l o':!o x Sa1lay morning for New Orleans.
the people of Louisville s-rcaadel the delcga-
ton Tonight amid gsc'. enthusiasm.
EN- ROUTE.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 1.-THE Hons. Stanley
Matthews and j. C. Stevenson, and c1-Goy. E.
F. Moves left for New Orleans tonight
PALMER ON GRANT.
LOUISVILLE, ny., Nov. 11.-Ex-Gov. Palmer,
IN an interview with reporter, gave as Ills
opinion Of the Presidents directions the follow
in-: Il Grant were i statesman be ought to
b; i1npcaeled cnd dcposcd from his place for
issuing t!!osc orders, but Us it is Grant nobody
sx;,rcsses mitch surprise. Grant has one lead
i:,9 i:i,.a Vi Government, and that he and the
array are lie "nly power i'll tue country, and
t! IT they are al entire suf1lc:ency. he does
l!oi know or czre for constitutional limits. To
o. bTivt, liz is nut responsible.
GOV. cAnEoL1,, OF MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Soy- l1.-Gov- Carroll left for
Stw Orleans t.,-tisi.t to be present at the
r.ant I'll thu Returning Board.
SEsAToR MUKToy.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Nor. 11.-Scnator
eoE:+'a :t-+ts; tbs nsr:ti..g that he will nat
urn In: East E:t.l the conclusion vi the in-
st;.:i:Hi vi tae Chinese question, in whirh he
= engaged i,crc. liz il.;.oscs the wisdom of
I.:: pro:N'h.ioh 10 bt:tln the presence OF PROM
clt ..l:l trusted rsr:. OF both PARTIES to assist
IN :s'lay ny tic present cxcited feeling in the |
S"'utn, .'u- cx;nesac he:icf that 10 serious !
o!nDiiSa:>tns %.:l vllsuc, although the situation
Ellis 1or prudent action-
CT ADAMS.
BosToS, Noy. 1.-the Ete"i;N Trd.~ler says
lat Charles Francis Adams started for the !
south to-day.