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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-09
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November S.-5A. M.-The
returns from 27s town and precincts give
Hayes 1852 majority; Democratic gain Of
9,OSs over 1872. The same town gives
Creswell, Rep, for Governor, 6,66S ms
iority.
in this city, give Hayes net majority Of
l2,025; Democratic gain 9,46S over 1872.
The same towns give Creswell q net ma
jority Of 6,63l.
Willetts, for Congress in the Second
District, has 7sS majority, and MCGOWAN,
Rep, for Congress in the Third District,
24l. The Democrats claim the election
-of Williams IN the First District by about
1000 majority.
DETROIT, November Slater returns
indicate that Hayes majority in this
State will be from 1900 to 10000.
CreswelI's majority for Governor will be
somewhat less. The Legislature will
have Republican majority Of about so
on joint ballot. The Republicans have
certainly carried Z out of 8 Congressional
districts. The Democrats re-elect vii.
liams in the lst district by about l 200
majority. The 9Th district is claimed by
both parties. Wayne county elects an
entire Dem ocratic ticket with the excep-
ton Of Duriee, Republican, who is elect
ed Judge Of Probate, and possibly Coates,
Republican, for Sheriff.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, November s.-The Chairman
OF the State Central Committee, has re.
turns sufficient to show that the State will
give Hayes a Dsjority OF 10000, and An.
thony, Republican, Tor Governor, from
$1,000 to 10000; Haskill, Republican, is
elected in the I'd district 10 Congress by
Ibout 1000 majority, Republican gain.
n old Shannon county the whole Repub.
lican ticket is elected with possible ex.
ception OF one Representative.
ToPEKA, November S.-The returns
are sufficient to show that Hayes has car.
ried the State by over $4,000 majority,
and Anthony. Rep, for Governor, BY
over $4,000. Three Republican memters
Of Congress are elected, which ia gain
of one; Haskell, Rep, in the % district,
by over 5000. The Legislature stands
3 10 Republican. More Republicans
are elected on the straight ticket this
year than for number Of years before.
LEAvEHwoRrH, November 8.-ThiS
county gives Hayes $40 majority; Mar
tin, Democratic, for Governor, 906 ma
jority over Anthony, Republican. An.
thony runs behind O'borne.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November Slight
scattering returns from various parts OF
the State indicate that the majority for
Tilden will reach $4,000. Democratic
Congressman probably elected in all the
districts except the Sd, where two Demo.
crats, Stuart and Cravins, and one Re.
publican, Mcclure ara running; the
election in this district IS close but is
claimed by the Republicans.
LITTLE Rock, November S.-Returns
from all parts OF the State show the vote
to be smaller than at the State election in
October. For Congress, Gauze, Dem,
First District, elected without opposition.
In the Second District, the election Of
Slemmons, Dem, over Snyder, Rep, Is
conceded by tho Republicans. In the
Third District, in which Little Rock iS
situated, It is close between Mcclure,
Rep, Stuart, Dem, and Cravens, Dem,
bat 1t Is claimed BY the Republicans; will
require the official count. In the Fourth
District Gunther Is elected without oppo.
sition. There is large majority in the
State for Tilden and Hendricks.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsuIxoroN, November s.-washing.
ton City is tonight in a fever Of excite
ment, which has been continually grow.
ing in intensity since the reception OF
dispatches throwing some doubt upon the
result Of the Presidential election. Pre-.
vious to that time, the success Of Tilden
and Hendricks being almost universally
conceded, private manifestations OF dis
appointment, gloomy doubt and alarm
were very prevalent among the thousands
Of Government employees 10 the Executive
Departments, but the afternoon reports
inspired fresh hope among them, and in
the minds OF Washington Republicans
generally, and have had the effect Of
crowdiug the street in the vicinity Of all
the news centres throughout the even.
ing until nearly midnight. Members Of
both parties give free expression to their
doubts "a TO the result, while patiently,
though with intense anxiety, awaiting
further returns.
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FLORIDA.

LAKE Cry, November S.-Returns are
being made up as fast as possible. Finely
Dem, for Congress, in the Second district
is elected by 600 majority. Columbia
county 1876 majority, Democratic gain
Of about 240. Duyal county, Republican
majority OF 800, q Republican gain oi
$50 over the vote Of 1874. Partial re-
turns from other counties indicate Dem.
ocratic gains with prospect Of the Dem
ocrats carrying the State.
LAKE Cry, FLA, November S-The
opinion Of moderate men is that Florida
will elect an entire Democratic State
ticket by over 1000 majority. Demo
cratic gains are large in all the counties,
with three or four exceptions.
LOUISVILLE, November S.-The follow
ing has just been received here from
Florida:
LAKE CRY, Nov. s-1O:35 P. NJ.
To John Han Horne, General Saperintsnd-
snt " o. Telegraph Co., LOHIriLs:
Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Co.
lumbia, Duval, Hamilton, Madison, Mon.
roe, Nassau, Putnam, Puwanee, Levy,
and Marion report an aggregate Demo.
cratic majority Of 1873. We partially
estimate the Democratic majority. in
Mantee, Hillsboro, fernando, Polk and
sumpter at $500. We estimate the Dem.
ocratic majority in the counties west Of
Apalachicola at 1000. We estimate the
remaining counties at the majority Of
1874. This secures a Democratic ma
jority OF 1850.
fSigned1 BRENEER,
Supt. al AuguIta..
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sesuIts In the United States.

from tho Pail Nall GliStte,l
1t may be from weariuess Of the strife
between Church and State in the Old
World that some Jealous Catholics begin
to look wistiulIy toward America as the
country which ia supposed to accord the
most absolute religious freedom to all
sects and churches. NJ. de Molinari can
scarcely help warming into enthusiasm
a. he tells us that "Ihe good fathers" o..
e., the Jesuits) have divided the United
Slates into four provinces Of their order,
to.wit: Missouri, New Orleans, Balti.
more and New York. In ST. Louis, where
they have their headquarters, there are
twenty mine Roman Catholic Churches
and college where the studies are su-
perin,ended by twenty Jesuit professors,
French, Belgian and American. The
building ia declared 10 be 4 fine one,
though il does not approach the magnii.
cent proportions Of the house which the
ladies OF the Sacred Heart have built
for themselves at Marysville suburb Of
ST. Louis. This convent is said to be
real palace, 10 which no other institution
OF the same kind in Europe eau be COM
pared. Among its inmates are several
nuns who have fed from the "persecu-
ton" in Germany. Hard by stands
franciscan monastery. But de Molinari
il quite mistaken in supposing that
American Protestants view the action Of
the Catholic propaganda with indiffer.
ence. In Indiana, for instance, the feel.
ing against the Romish clergy is peculiar.
ly bitter, and it 10 quite likely that the
popular sentiment may not always con.
fine itself to words. The part OF Presi-
dent Grants last message to Congress,
which gave the most general satisfaction,
was that in which he alluded to the dan
gerous accumulation OF wealth in the
hands OF the Roman Catholic Church
Of America. It must, however, be ad.
mitted that Catholicism wears very
different aspect in America and in France
or Belgium, as was demonstrated by a
little incident at a recent election in the
State Of New York. A Catholic pastor
had recommended his hock from the pull
pit to vote for certain candidate, but SO
indignant were the parishioners at what
they considered an attempt at priesuy
dictation, that by way Of protest the vast
majority voted the other way.
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Faulkner's speech ut Parkers.
burg.

| lPAfkuSb1fB 1lmAI
Hon. C. J. Faulkner, one ot our Repre-
scntatiyes in Congress, spoke At our
Court House on Saturday evening TO a
small audience. His speech was not that
OF statesman, but Of tricky though bad.
" calculating diplomat. II was full oi
the stale charge Of corruption and the
common trade Of perverSion stock OF the
so-called Democracy, disgusting even sew.
eral Of the most prominent men Of that
party, who could not stand his harangue
and left the Court House long before the
speaker finished, and before they heard
his shocking utterances as 10 the course
he would pursue in case Louisiana South
Carolina and Florida should be carried
Tor Hayes. This great ~ man tried to
chow that the sending Of United States
troops into South Carolina for the pro.
lection Of voters was unconstitutional
and after thinking that he had made out
his case, repeated twice the shocking ut.
terance, published in our last Saturday, e
issue made by him at Clarksburg on the
Sd inst, "that he would die before he
would consent to have the electoral vote
Of those States counted Tor Hayes"
While some ultra Tildenites family
applauded that atrocious utterance, there
was a shock Of horror pervading the
Union element Of the audience, who were
astonished at such sentiment uttered
by 4 man who occupies high position
through the kindness Of the people OF q
State who could not be dragged into Ee-
cessiou; and many were the questions
asked whether our State is already 90 far
in the power Of her old enemies that they
can dare co dtgrautly insult the Union
element and the brave soldiers who risked
their lives for the maintenance OF the
country and our State? The excitement
has not yet subsided, and it is our i'm
preston that the Democracy has not
gained anything by the untimely haran.
que and that shocking utterance Of old
Faulkner.
Did he suppose that our people are
already 70 lost as TO have suppressed
every spark Of love for our glorious
Union and our young State, and are
ready to plunge into new turmoils and
forget all the great principles which they,
with such indomitable valor, have up
held? We can assure Mr.. Faulkner that
such harangueS will not pave his way to
the United States Senate, though he may
be persuaded that such course is the
surest one to secure for him that coveted
position.
We hope never to listen to such man
again. He Is the upho!der OF nobody's
rights, but is dangerous demagogue,
who had the blasphemous audacity 10
invoke tue aid OF kind Providence for
the protection Of his unpatriotic course,
while he knows too we'll that God. in
his inscrutable way, always thwarts such
wrongs and visits with unspariug severity
their authors.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November s.-Three
hundred townships show Hayes majority
to be 799, which is Democratic gain Of
70S. The places remaining to be heard
from gave Democratic majority in Oc'
tober Of 6,69l.
Returns from $40 townships give Til.
den S0,o3S, Hayes s3,l45. The same
places in October gave Williams 70, 1884,
Harrison $3.50; Democratic gain 1888 on
the vote heard from.
EVANSVILLE, November s.-The eI.
citement over the election returns is in.
tense.
Ip1ASApo1Is, November s.-The re.
turns from $50 townships and wards
which cast 43 per cent OF the October vote
show Hayes ahead OF Tilden 3,49l, but
which Is Democratic majority Of 900,
The same rate OF gain, II kept up, would
give Tilden 1000 majority. The strong
Democratic counties TO hear from may
increase this estimate. The townships
not heard from gave 9,539 majority In
October.
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PENNsYLvANIA.

PorrsvIL1E, November s.-Returns uI
TO noon indicate the election OF Reilly
Democrat, for Congress by 100 majority
PHILADELPHIA, November s!-All
other interests are absorbed in that Of re
ceiying and commenting on the election
returns, but perfect quietness prevails
everywhere, The defeat OF Rowan, the
Republican candidate for Sheriff, by over
q, 900 is accepted as ring, and not as q
Republican defeat.
PrTTsBuRGH, November S.-Returns
received indicate Q Republican majority
Of 1000 in Allegheny county, and gain
ofstWo Congressman.
Returns Of p. N. from 141 districts in
10 counties in the Western part oil the
State, not including Allegheny county,
give o Republican majority Of 2,93S, q
Republican gain Of 1878 over the vote Of
1875. - -
PHILADELPHIA, November s.-The
following is the vote Of Pennsylvania by
counties as far as heard from. All the
townships are not 10, but there are
enough 10 estimate from. Morton coun-
~, Tilden, 500 majority; Dem. gain 270.
Pike county, official, Tilden 969 MAORI.
ty; Dem. gain IS. Wayne county, Tilden
800 majority; Dem. gain 5l9.
PrT1sBuRsaJ November s.-The Dem:
ocratic majority in Missouri is estimated
1t II, 900. Sri'7 Ha- L-7
PHILADELPHIA, November S.-Bucks
county, Dem. maj. $50, gain Of 73.
Lehigh county, Dem. maj. 2,l66, gain
OF 3S.
Snyder county, Rep. maj. SSs, gain Of
81.
I Tiogs county, estimated Req. maj.
5000, q gain Of nearly 1000.
Blair county, corrected Rep. mai ,o2e,
again Of AT.
COulumbia county, DEM. maj. 2,s4J,
Che!ter county, Rep. mai. s,O75,
gain Of 1,065.
Lyeoming county estimated Dem. maj
! 200; alight gain. 81
Centre county Dem, mai. $50; Dem.
loss $50.
Northampton county Dem. maj. $3.50;
Dem. gain i,076.
Lancabter county 10 ulsLElCIa " MAR
from, gives a Rep. maj. on the electoral
ticket Of Z, ,4lg; Dem. gain 2,279. The dis.
tricts to be heard from will probably in.
crease the majority several hundred.
Northumberland county. vote about as
last year, when the Dem. maj. was s76.
Delaware county, complete, Hayes
maj. 1924; Rep. gain 23s.
Northumberland county, corrected,
Dem. maj. 500; Rep. gain S06.
Carbon county, Dem. maj. SiS, loss 50.
Cameron county, Esp. maj. %, loss Al.
In the 18th Congressional district
Republican, has majority OF
5sl. This district is at present repre-.
sented by Democrat.
PHILADELPHIA, November s.-Full re-
turns from "a counties in this State in
Guiding Philadelphia, show u net Repub-
lican gain Of 2,4s9 without Allegheny
county.
Philadelphia, November s.-Schuyl.
kill county, with three districts to hear
from, gives a Democratic majority Of
400. Full returns will probably in.
crease this to 1900.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,, November Sc. W.
Keys, Chairman OF the Republican State
Central Committee, claims Wisconsin by
from 5000 to 1000 majority; also the
election OF Caswell. Republican, In the
Second district, over Orion.
MILWAUKEE, November s.-Two hun.
dred and sixtS.two towns and wards give
Hayes 1901 majority net Democratic
gain OF 776. 9
Returns from 233 towns and wards in
forty counties out Of 100 give Tilden
800 majority, net Democratic gain Of | ).
076. Strong Republican counties arc to
be heard from.
MILWAUKEE, November s.-CompIete
and partial returns from Il counties
show net Republican gain Of 1920
over last year. This cannot be overcome
by the counties to be heard from. The
Republican majority in the State will DO
fully 5000.
MILWAUKEE, November S.-The Con.
gressuen elect from the State are as fol.
lows: Williams, Rep; Caswell, Rep
Hazelton, Rep; Lynde, Dem; Bancke,
Dem, Humphrey, Rep; Pound, Rep.
The majority for Hayes is from 5000 to
5000.
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IOWA.

CHICAGO, November s-Returus from
1870 towns in Iowa, in 81 counties give
$500 Republican gain, and Democratic
gain Of 34l.
DEs MoISEs, November s.--Rsturns
from seven counties and twenty-five pre-
cinR in others show a majority for Hayes
OF 9,3s7, Republican gain Of 1927.
The State will go at least IS, 900 Republic
can. Every precinct shows Republican
gains.
DEs MONIES, November s.-Thirty
counties IN this State give Hayes 2l,s4o
majority, gain over last year Of 9,s22.
These counties cast about As per cent Of
the vote Of the State. Similar gains in
the remainder OF the State will make
Hayes majority in the State 10000. Iowa
sends TO the next House Q represents
tives. Thirty.two counties gave Hayes
1882; Republican gain S,s29.
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NEW YORK:

NE& YoRK, November S!-The ITms.
has special claiming Florida Republi.
can and with this vote claims majority
Of one for Hayes on the electoral ticket.
The TInea NJ $50 A. n. puts the situa-
/ ton as follows: The result OF the Pres.
idential election held yesterday is still
in doubt. Conceding to the Democrats
New York, New jersey, Connecticut and
all the Southern Statass except Louisiana,
South Carolina and Florida, Tilden will
have 1874 electoral votes; necessary to
choice 1856. The Republicans have car.
ried the following States: Colorado, Cal:
ifornia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine,
Massac chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota;
Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oregon, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont,
Wisconsin, Louisiana and South Caro-
lima. These States will give Hayes 1Sl.
electoral votes.
The Tnss publishes tabular returns
from this State by counties, which gives
Tilden q majority OF 32,429. 11
New YORK, November Sd. 81.
Ketcham, Rep, is elected to Congress
from the Thirteenth district. Haskins,
the regular Republican candidate for
Congress ih the Niagara district, 10 de.
feated by about 800.
$3.50 P. M.-The electoral vote from
Florida, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon,
Louisiana and South Carolina all re.
quired to elect Hayes, il any one Of them
is carried by the Democrats it will elect
Tilden. At this hour all these States are
claimed by both parties without suff.
cient returns to make any one Of them
certain. ..,, .....-.nI
NEW YORK, November s.-o@ciai
figures for Cayhuga county give Hayes
5000 majority, Democratic gain Of 205.
Democratic majority in the State various
ly estimated At from twenty thousand TO
thirty thousand.
NEY YORK, November S.-The latest
dispatches from Florida seem to indicate
that The Democrats have carried the
State by 1000 majority.
The Republicans.claimi Oregon by 500
to 1000 majority.
The Democratic General Committee in |
New Orleans to might claim Louisiana as
Democratic with 10000 maj.
A Aspecial to the Tipes states that South |
Carolina has gone Republican by 10000
majority, and Florida by an increased
majority over 1874. .st' IN
The Tribune has dispatch from Gov.
Chamberlain, Of South Carolina, claim
ing the State for the Republicans by l5,-
0OD maj.
=. A. Tribune Florida special gives the
State to the Republicans. Both parties
claim the election Of. Hayes by one mai
In Tennessee great excitement exists
in all circles, and the streets in the, vi
cinity Of the news canters are almost i'm.
passable.
NEw YoRK, November s.-There was
great excitement around Union Square
tonight and large crowds beseiged the
Democratic headquarters at the Everett
House. The Democratic clubs marched |
down town and cheered before Gov. Til.
den's house, at Grammercy Park, but the
Governor was abed and left word that he
was fatigucd and proposed to take few
days rest. -.rr .4.,VGrL'l
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LOUISVILLE, November s-9PM.-The
excitement here over the general result
has been most intense. Last evening the
streets were thronged with people, eager,
anxious masses surrounded the Newspaper
Offices to hear the latest returns. The
"thou art 40 near and yet 80 far" votes to
confirm Tildsns election produce intense
excitement throughout the city and State.
Returns from Kentucky are very meagre
but show Democratic gains most every!
where.
LOUISVILLE, KY November s.-Henry
Watterson is addressing n crowd before
the Courisr.Journal Office, claiming Til.
dens election as certain, with 200 elec.
toraI votes.
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MEMPHIS, November s.-Tilden's ma.
iority in this city is l,056, and Dorsey
Thomas, Independent, for Governor,
1852. Young, Democrat, Is reelected to
Congress b. about 500 majority. The
entire Democratic county ticket is
elected.
MEMPHIS, November s.-There is lit,
lie abatement in the excitement in re-
gard to the election. Large crowds sur-
round the bulletin boards. Thomas, In.
dependent candidate for Governor, car.
ries this county by $500, Hartman
county by 149, and Haywood county
BY 1880. Porter, Democrat, for Cover.
nor, carries Weakley county by 100.
Young, Democrat, Is reelected TO Con.
gress 10 the 10th District by over 900 ma.
The election In Western Tennessee,
Northern Mississippi and Eastern Ar
kansas is unusually quiet. No disturb
'ances are reported.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. G., November S.-Re-
turns and estimates seem to indicate that
South Carolina has gone for Hayes and
Hampton.
The Republicans and Democrats are
still widely at variance as to the result in
the State. The former claim 5000 ma.
jority for Chamberlain, but withhold the
details OF their estimate. The latter,
conceding every county unheArd from TO
have gone according TO the Republicans
predictions, claim that Hampton is Ger.
tainly elected. The dispute will hardly
be settled before tomorrow.
A serious riot broke out here about
dusk this evening. Broad street from the
court, house 70 the post Office, was
crowded with blacks and whites, all
excited, and the blacks much angered
at returns unfavorable to the Republl.
cans. An alteration between a Demo
crat and Republican was followed by a
general outbreak Of the blacks, who were
largely superior in numbers to The whites,
and who opened general Ere with pistols
and rifles on the whites taking complete
possession Of the street for time. The
whites soon rallied and sharp firing oc.
CURED. Intense excitement reigned
throughout the city for some hours. The
companies Of U. s. troops in this city
double .quicked to the scene and dis.
persed the crowd and now have charge
Of the streets. Casualties: One negro
mortally and eight others seriously
wounded. One white man, a son OF Geo.
q. Walter, prominent cotton merchant,
killed aud about dozen whites wounded.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November S.-South
Carolina is still in doubt. Both parties
claim the State. The indications are
that the Hayes electoral ticke: is elected.
It Is claimed by the Republicans that
Chamberlain's majority in Beaufort,
Sumter, Colletiu and Charleston will
overcome Hampton's majority. The
Democrats claim Hampton's election,
but say the result is very close.
Florida Is claimed BY the Democrats
by from 1000 to $500. The returns
ahow Democratic gains.
Georgia sends an unbroken Democratic
delegation to Congress. The majority
for Tilden Is about $4,000.
CHARLESTON, s. C., November s-yThe
Ners and Courier's latest estimate gives
the State TO Hampton and Tilden by
about 5000 majority.
This allows 5000 Republican majority
In Charleston county. The Democrats
have carried the State unless the Repub- |
lican majority in Charleston county ap-l
proximates 10000.
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, November s.-The complete
returns indicate that Good Is reelected
to Congress from this district by 1900
majority.
RIcHMoND, November s.-But little in
terest seems to be taken in this vicinity
with the elections, as nearly everything
In the State is one sided. Numerous, but
incomplete returns from every section
indicate that Tilden's majority will run
over 10000, The Democrats elect 8
Congressmen certain, which leaves one
district, the 4th, in doubt, with a very
strong probability Of the election Of Jor.
genson, Rep, over Hunton, Dem9 in that