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NORTH CAROLINA.

Spectot DspotcA to Tas Tribune
WAsnlNuroS, u. c., Nov. a3-rnformation
FROM tho Republican managors iy Nortl,
CAro!lna hns hrcn received hero indI-
eating TINT d very serious contest for
the possession Of tho stntc Is nbont 10
10 begun by tho Republicans, through n contest
of tho election In moro than twenty counties, It
now nppcars TINT when tho Republicans asccr-
tatned taat they Ind enst nearly 1O,UO0 moro
votes tlaM when they carried tho State on a
former occasio,., they went quietly to work to
ascertain The cllaractur and extent Of tho frauds
By which the Democrats lad beaten tlrn. The
apparent concession uf tho State by the Repub-
]icaua
and tho former had "a pretty clear field for their
sccrct Investigations, and these laye now ns-
suacd such shape as TO Justify the Chairman Ut
tho Republican Committee In cntorlns IL formal
protest against tho Governor giving tic Electoral
certificates to any ono until the facts Ut the
election IN over twenty counties can DO brought
to tic attention Of the proper officers.
The clcct!on OF onoof the Democratic Electors
Inns been ascertaincd bcYond question to be In
eligible Us ho held the Office Of Commissioner
OF Southern Claims. Ills case wilt make It pos
stolct L need require, to lleutrnlize tho atlMis-
elun Of thu Democratic Eleetor In Oregon.
lALui0M, Nov. 23.-Unitcl States eenatos
1.ansoHi, wliosu term expires next March, was
today reelected 10 the Genatc.
Tho proclamation ut GOV. Brag.len OF tho re
suit ot tho recent election In ths 8tate ElycR
Titdrn lnnjnrtty VI 1H,l7Y, with tlrco small
counties not yet heard from olllcally.
, 1876-11-29
GOV. HAYES.
4 SENSATIONAL STORY SPOILED,

hspatch 10 Cincinnati Commercial,
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 97.-Thcru IL no founla-
ton wl,atover lu faet for the prcposterous story
which originated with Democratic paper here,
md has been lnado q sensation Of ut other
points, to tho effect that Gov. Hayes Inns glycn
up tho Presidential election, Or that ho ils COM
muntcatcd to Senator Sherman ut New Orleans,
or with the Committee at Washington, on tho
subject,
Tie fact Is, that, since the November eicc-
tion, as before, Gov. Hayes has appeared con-
tent to leave tho result In tho hands Of those
who are Legally charged With the responsibility
Of rrcsltlcnt-lnaktng, mud has III no case Inter
fcrel to influence. tho officers or tho commit
tccs.
At the same time, Ills assurances from
every quarter entitled to confidence, thnt
In had received thu vote cast fur
majority nf. .,tho Electoral College,
haye beon 80 definite and authentic thnt II ii
impossible that 1,c has entertained my ttlea Of
refusing to accept tho responsibilities Of Tic
Presidential oil!cc.. slu,llld tho asaurances bo
reulxcd by tho Official count.
Gov, Huycs ia nun difficult to scarc, COAX, OF
bully, and, during tho prolonged period Of sus-
penso III which tho Democratic politicians hayo
ia6isted on Keeping thu country, BY their efforts
tu cfcat thu honest vote In tltb disputed States
ho llns uppnreatly been satisfied to awnlt official
results saltnly, ttIongl, without anY Ai1ectation
of Indifference on thu ono hant1t or appearance
Of hraya1o on tho other. D. j, Loo,fis.
, 1876-11-29
CALIFORNIA,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 99S.-Tho Secretary OF
State lust night ransasscd thu vote VI tho
State, giving Ilayes 73,00j yoses, and Tilcu
75,sil. Marion County WIS not included, tho
returns mt liav!ug bccn received, hut will not
Affect the result.
Thu Secretary oi State says, unoAlcially,
there will ho q contest, probably, between ra.
checo anl' WiRginton, candidates for Congress
III tho Fourth District, u. tl,p following
grounds: III Monterey County tho Supervisors
eal,yssscll aal certified tho returns to tho
County Clerk. III that certificate III error ll
tho foollnx wus made. Tho San Lore,izo pre-
ejnct sliows two more yotus fos WIggnton than
we're aGtually east. The County Clerk aui,su-
qug.!tly changed sl'e foptings to, rotrcspond
ioFily, It IL expected WlsslnloM will cunient,
nn tho ground that tho certificate OF the S,lptr-
visor was tlualIiy, and the Clerk had no right
to change thu figures.
TaH ROuATH DISTRICT.
AAa FaANolsco, Nov. 2aa--W!th sstcrouce Ia
, 1876-11-29
TIE NEXT HOUSE.
WHO Will nm spnAKERl

Gp<c1Ht HlfP19cH 20 ING 1FIoHHt
WAs11AaToN, ID. G., Nov. 2s.-The Speaker
ship contest las hardly begun, 50 far rs surface
Indications 60, but It Is well understood that q
definite plan has been arranged in New York.
There seems to bo 4 remarkable tlnnni1nlty
among Democratic members iu the belief that
Mr.. Tilden can be dictator OF tho House II lie
chooses, and that tho person whom no lcsie-
mates will bo the caucus choice. Tho best opin-
lon is that Mr., Ti!1cn's choice Is between Ran-
dali md Cox. Both Of ttlesu gentlemen have
better knowledge OF parliamentary rules md
tho customs Of tho House than my Of tho other
candidates mentioned, md ona at least has tho
bulldog courage and physical energy which It Ii
said Mr.. ridden dcsires in tho new Spcakcr,
Snyder Is not much spoken Of by tho few East-
crn tncn who have arrived.
The friends Of Randall soy that ho
WILL lie T1IH LEADING CANDIDATE
It hO wishes the place. IIc seems to bnsc his
candidacy In purt upon the twenty-Hccond Joint
rule, as lle alone Of nll the candidates incn-
toned hns committed himself to thu assertion
TINT that rule Ia still In f0rye.
Springer, Ut illinois, lins boon mentioned
within few days by sntnt III lls frtunus rs
possible ca1ldItlatc. Tho House will not, how
ever, be Rpt to se1cct 70 new Inun. Hewitt
would bc Obliged to refuse 1t on account Of Ills
hcalth which IL Ycry poor, mud which li,s been
1Nlch cnfceblcd by Ills duties as Chairman OF
the National democratic Comnlittcu.
, 1876-11-29

,bo .,,,,,,. .n.st,, t,,t NJ, III, 1,,,uo,,ot. .,1
o,,,a,s frn,,, ~, " %r ~ r ,wr ,ts ~
~, onnrsvo sv n, t, Mv'E oa M, nnur =.
tnm,tv ~ s.e III thn. .m, 4 T%e 1t Wnn J..
~ ~ ~ unisoa ts - sio,, a, III s,t
tlsrs ;''sa "a '"'''e' u ''"''"''' "" o' 'ss'
:. ito,v ah,,,t FIN r,,n+ h,tnp yotr1v mndc,,,
oucrto H." n"t rn,,nr,er Il ,vat "a ihcr,
~ II i, '"o ''to''''' "'"1 f'''i 10 s"N'o
rhcro ia ov,1or.o o,,,r !, In ,,ro,,,cc,, ,,o
.noth nartc.S Si,c,nrrr,tio nH'S "m1 II N.nur"n FIX
inttnr w,ii show ii.nt tnti,nLlatin md wio,cnro
woru useI Wild, si,aurc,i tho rcsuit In various
naris"s ~ liz s'n f1cH,o'rat. Il viii hc awnsn
llnt fsc c,crf,on ras mr"rrshla = md nnirf. ami
thnt thern WI no Int,ni",iom ,,sc,l whatsyor.ss
Il 1fnw ai,a,,t n,,trarrsi What oyt,irt,'4, ,li1
ro,, iii II tt"m II, '"' '''"e'~' MIA
Il Evl.Icncs' sr' m lin nost ,o,rIc el,aracicr.
l,a5 arrcss Ia nj irast tfiv n,ltlavits. um ihcrn
wcre nt icnst 1bt of thcn,I trtni,inr rvrry nhasn
Of rrucity tt,nt h,,rrnr n,trht surrett 5r that
rtuli l,n ,3rastircd ,non aur hu,nan 1rtnr. ThtIr
natl,re ct,,Il,i Eanliy In l,cljevcd. il seetns
almost l,oy.u1 ti,a KIN a, nut, 10 imasinu ary.
thinr 20 Horrible in lila arc Of cnlirhtcnmcnt, In
Tic ntmeternth century. cu,ld barlijy heiiorn
that we iya under frce aoyrrurlqnt
wlon rcua thvso .lvc,1tneuts. but wufst III Mi
ia ma wns the fart tl,nt In s1,n,u,rt ri thssu
, 1876-11-29
THE PR0HlBlTIONlsTs,

WAsniNoToH, D. e., Nov. a8.-Ihe boasa y.
Managers Of tho National Temperance ooeas. 0a1
haye adopted o resolution, Respectfully Wv
earnestly requesting tho Hosiso OF Aeptesen',s ~
tiycs to concur, With tliu least posah'e aela5'1 ~
tho passage Of. I'LL pcudlug Ill that oo"', .'a
md which bas twies passM NV
scuato Of tho United States ~ y,
provide for tho appointment Of eossbop , ,ba "
sits * to trails In alcoholic liquors ~ hIt sJ
noetloa With crlmo, pauRcrisnl the pnpni
hoalth, and the tnural social, a94 sntoaee1;&a
wcii.heing Of tho people, aaa also ,Tn ,ots1
license and psohIbltory Legislation III tn0 Ss's'A
HtuteH.
, 1876-11-29

thc impending c,,ntcst over tho Congressional
election lit tho Fourth nIa.riet, Republican Lead
era t,crn eay that II Wlgg!nton contest. they
favo evidence OH l,Rn1 of frauds IN Snn Dcht0,
Fresno, MERGED. anil Monterey Counties, ror.
rccton of nlicl, will giyo Taul,eco decided
majority. The frauds nrc alleged to have bert,
III connection with naturalization anll ren!stra-
tion, nnd to impllcatc certain County Judges.
, 1876-11-29
ALABAMA,

6ENHIcHSnTFs
MONTGOMERY, Ala, NOV. 23.-Tha Senate
md House voted separately today for United
States Senator. Tho Democratic caucus in
order to prevent an election being maae by the
Republicans concentrating on ono Of the Demo-
crats, agreed this morning that tho Senate
Democrats vote solid for Mr.. rugl,, an1 the
House Democrats sulid for Gen. Morgan.
Ttlc catscus n,cots ngafn ut t p. IN. The Re-
publican vote Of The Scnate and House aggre-
gates 23, and, cast entirely for either PuEfl or
Morgan. as tho Democratic vote now stands,
would elect.
MON1AN NOMINATED.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. a3.-Gcn. John T. Nor
Ea, Inns received the Democratic caucus nomlna-
lion for unltcd States senator, md viii bo
elected Tomorrow TO succeed Gollltllwalte.
, 1876-11-29
BILLIARDS.

Nsw YoRe, Noy. ss.-The b'lI!aIu 1n. 'G cx,llie
myut was brought to close to,nen., 19.snu I
Diou defeatiug DAILY, 800 to ~ a,.h a.hs ,csuIt
Dion defeating Rudo'phe. 800 TO ~ ,o.enh a Dion,
ri tho tla. Ruopas| 'esspad sss5d snd
sn siosson ~ t.a tor tn' t,s' ts isssh p1jte
third przes dafnlsE tsHss Es sbliita1I table prIzs
unl Joseph Dion takes tllo p''''~4
fur tbs best general AVERAGE
, 1876-11-29
MICHIGAN.
THE OPTICAL RETURNS.

C'FTfk0onffHce Uf}1rH 16st.
LANSING. Mlc,l., Nor. 225.-Tho Board Of Statc
Canva ssora concluded tho count of tho voto o,,
Presidential Electors to-tlay. Threa counties,
viz: Chippewa, Macktnac, and 8rhoolcraft, by
tho negligence Of their county officers, fnt! to
lave havc my voice iu tho election Of President
this time. On account Of tho returns being
lacking from tho aboye.na,nod thrce counties,
tho canvnss Of votes for stnta officers is post
ponctl Until some future time, between now md
Dec. Is. The following is tho vote by counties
Oh Presidential Electors:
, 1876-11-29
fItE OFFICIAL FIGURES.

TorgkA, Kuts., Nav, aas.-'fho State Board Of
Cunyassrss to-day dcv!1cl not 10 issue eert:,l-
Gates TO molnters Ut tho Legislature from
Hari'cs, il'lsk, Nooks, and kfng1nhn Counties,
there not being VOTES cuough east III sa!d
counties to c1ttitle them under tho Constltu-
tiun tn representation. Tim tntai yote for
Electors Isl: llAyes, 73,HEa; Ttlluu, 37,00s;
Temperance, 1lo, American Alliance, i3.
, 1876-11-29
THE TRIBUNE CoMMKNDKp.
N tha Editor af TAt Trfatnt.

REMINGTON, Ind, 'Nny. 27,-The presen.
Selection mudllc," rs It Is termed, has It's good
as vol as bad effects, mud prominent among
tho former Is, It has giycn The people IN oppor-
tanity to decide which Of tho Chicago papers
considers 'truth mightier tl,nn parfyls,n,n-
and which in your excellent paper has been
leading feature since tho election vas held.
Though 4 Republican, rcad THE TRIBUNE for
its reliable Information principally. for all that
n Democrat Inns to do to substantIate bis asser-
tton that "'ftldcn is elected, dead aurc," Is to
refer to Keenan's Chicago TINES; nntt blind
partisan Of the othor sidc, to cheer bis leart
with the Insertion that "Ilnycs Is the next
President is to seek comfort fl tho good, but
Baugufne, 1nter-0tean. But you hare handled
this question with such tluG consideration to
vcruelty, though you don't encourage fellow
worth. 4 ceut no bel lis bottom dollar"-!t
las had tho olfcct Of preparing both parties In
case Of their respective defeats tfor one must
bc), aud when defeated It will tend the losing
ono to sllbdue their partisan feeling aud submit
to the :fair and tuncst decision Of those to
whom sucl decision Legally bclongs. Aud It Is
that mission that every journal In tho
land Of both parties ought TO perform,
Instead Of filling their puper with improbable
sensations and "blulllng threats. Respectful
ly, etc. "A TRAVELLING NAN
, 1876-11-29
call6or,.ta's productions

Mn IaFk ENntnR 1Gs 1s-r,,sr Of Kern
County, Ca!, planted hs \. psta'ottEa r5 q Eafy nv
5ss;6s; 6as t1s M .sg a@ b.: ~ e ssit
sssr ss 'si.so sx Il %hs tGss!nss 'san
lsrro osles are u s"eef a1@
sn0ller QuASs
, 1876-11-29

oy omy ELECTION, 10 @ w Ana suts to nloh,
rc,msna, ug,rn,se5slo: William M.Twec thc; tha;y justify
Y.cM W.. i eonvl;t. IN is ,lny o1 xn 1, ansl'stry
nil Ii. ton AZ easily carry a,i eles,idm, IN New
s.cc9s,Slres s as tIo sate W. " 1s, 's a
.1cm o 1n lg'1est a1 majority tor RenEr.an E.d Give
iin. ittln lMn Clty Of Chcagn raj, e'n,.h rtes,.
n,v s,'t. ,Tt.isky ah.l few tlollars In oret With
t cal IL nilintner Tint Ia fortunate aIino.t
ti,o,''.1s New Orleans, Metspi. .aanmsnati, am ST.
tllG sasno thing. '"S' u1o CAL DO again,
ro.Gns, rhs i''s i'H'ts$q. praet!se, recognized hv
tics as Tn .tc r1cn, OF tte eo,nry Of t i,oy ns:
y Of our republican form Of egyotn ~ Ing stabI-
;,nis NJ Immediate nntl unuI,ni,tIona1nc DE-
rttIso rEe c. 81 every atural-bor or nna9; ass9%fn;
election ed II ynprs 9r 81 e .o vote sveEs
Gsssttaa u u thp h'fUjst Ua'isa s'sts,a s's,snaed
s,fas every 1otcr ts arlnet viii, liz ,d ~ that
sell,9oVernfnont. II makcs him ~" soWer Of
ntects t @ N tc i1l exercise o tat 'fi,%n f.s"a aa
Of fra M y torio. tii.aton sr %r any other apcs!cs
tho tho hoest voter cheated ii II hi ,nl19,'es r;sh,
tho cletts" franchise, fron Which. i'm;ta tgnI ot
hs ADMINISTRATIONS there is no t'uca 1sF e1'st.
In eii sns aSa, @ l'as bcc;i sald Oil tic purItv q.
deas lon sa'0se1 70 ;,4a 'hmoug T. y 9ut littia s Icss
te door u rcsrce,ab,.itvs re- 1nI ass fau1t sn Icy. =
GS9mSe' Simply hccarse politics In, 'ntei, as,a
tlctt into such a disrcputnh,, s is,,tH~ H~lo-
Of 'as been, and is, in tt.e cutres " flsiness
no part Whatever IN s!en.e escttan. men en WI taks
scl,te Is tho cansa oil ali arr nnstf Msi tlclr at
II only when com1nuntts a.. sMnt M.s1 evils. Il
daylight, robbed, 6oots and breecs,. ec1a, N open
w,} rise up a go to tho polls anI wipe OUT trat &.
Chicago. The tmnortanro' n, election oi
ballot il lamentahy uulcrrotct1,1vs H. tho
n,ett Ut tho country. And thar, ,n@h a"I
Inv in overy State compalItng sscry Sat lSaf % oe
to ~ to tllo polls on every ejcrton.,1n"vt 'o.es
for tho hest man. @@' S1"'uA'c' ont
An effective yemct1y, for. Tim n,,I,,,.,
with whrh our country IL "".saG .9alaay
do1lbte1ly lies In au ctiy,ratfopni nb-
ton for all voters. KnowjcJwc !! n',,,ea- non!es
in every game by q superior t,H i',tri1,appo'ht point
and II there ID ono duty moro tfau anothrr ahx
9nglit to be done, md pcrcfnntorliv ~, 'uas ~.
, 1876-11-29
bIINN NESOTA,
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.


Tho following arc the official returns upon
Presidential Electors n,ll Congrcssnlcn, as uatlo
from the Official returns forwarded to the rio-
nttr-l'sess by tho County Auditors. The prcsi-
dentiai vote Is complete, but four small cou1l-
tics iu tho Third Congressional District aro not
yot reportod:
TIE ruESfnENTiAr, ynrn
, 1876-11-29
IflEGRAPHiC NOTES.

NEW Yoax, Nov, aa-The cist:t'b IN tI'sS N,,.'
journal ot this city, has passed into the ea's1s1,
control ot Actaol ]. etrerna',, formerly ea''''
of ts irish eof4s alnl A"Sr'anr ~ Ia' ;,nera, ot
judge KuiEt took plaeo today md nd Nv w. b.
sides iargo coacoarso Of ctlzeas' io rsnrrt 70
and Criln{iiai Courts closed ollt ol 'e0p'S'
, 1876-11-29

Thc highest number Of votes rsst for IInycH
Elcctor was lGi,5A. The highest number enst
llayes, II 5.i9o areenbark {Cooper), 0,NU; Pro.
hIbltton, 1lB; American, II,
, 1876-11-29

rc1cCabl0 and inlet: Tint tlierc was no
Intimidation. op,t t,'ot ovor., ,,ar r,,n,1
hfa honc.t acrt I,,,,,,ta IT., ;,r,n,r hrt w.
ttc1v rnf"so1 -. s,n' ,ra' ~, ,s ~. .,s,n, n"s ".
ht,, ,,t t,es, ~ e,e" Ivy vi. '.'s t.'e".s''
Nv w. e''e'o WIS foinet!"ng III ttAr "e'aeanoF
%',. ~ '"c teiy hlf WHICH ioreooueA aanscf' nc
lcit '"e parish Tho sanlo tIay, asd says no VIII
never return there to livc. lilo Tears nothing
from hsa immediate neiGhbDrs. They wonll not
inlurc him, nl,tl would regret to hayo him IN
3ufed; tut tho brutal bultdozers to not respect
life, ar{1 Rcpuhltcnn Ia In ,1anuer. In nrefc..
10 liza In a frcnr ntn,os,,,era
hIakJnr a1t o,lowonc,a fnr exor7oro,ton .r,
,,,.t,, osss.,n,,,. :. J.. ~, ~ at>s .
hoo, - III .tst. 20 r.a. o"u ."as ''s
.,,.t ~ sp -. ~ -" eu ~ 'o,'.' n'ts
I'M Wv nc1"oc'ats VIII marc hnrA WORK TO set
w e'e't saeo "AHihst tols 1has6 ol tcsts1nonys
. 9HH f1NRsFoN CASE
Among the stacks of aifi1avtts Is one from
Vanch!ta Parish, which sets out story which
Is hara to believe. But nanles and particulars
aro given With suc'l dircclness that tho story
tan nc feluted il not true. In tho namo Of l,u-
nanaty let u bc thankful TINT this horrd story
can oe osesthfo"n II fnlso' Tho statement was
inaae a1u s~orh to at Monroe, md tho wounded
Woman Is now on fler way to New Orleans. Her
anlaaV's Is as ioitows:
N.e Aoa9s'aao' Iar1M Of o"afhnd: Fer
pinkstou, who, being duly sworn, rays that she
lived at L|dessl'e's, on the Island; and that sho
anu her husband, Henry pinketoi, wero IN bed ut
thesr mousse abese' IN tho aaoyc parlhn, State OF
Lous'"an' VI oa1oraaS n'shs' Nov IL ie'o' aha'
aas -. s.osK ~ w, 1'o1hnR, SONG Haen
th"v soro H. y.nnnn t.tara. .snts, -, .a,.a sH
him 10 Monroc. saij .'Dr yonnn v,n IA m
YANKEE" Mt' Logan fpokc next, and tatd "Dr.
a0aNE.1s nok IN tho pas1ah; hnu said. ''1eA, fN
In; theso he Is jumping tack." When said this
Mr. Logan brokc tho oor open, and they came Into
tho room; ns. Young. Billy Parks, and Mr..
Loganr.iue reason ! Enc" him. l saw him at
,.a us'"'s ''son, s'a,," = nnssoo"' fsa"k pue-
u' ,"nS @ a, s%ero %"e ,x.' a'as'.n @ *tte. Issu:
moi ,now them. crccnt ,'ns,. n,t"r wnon "'n
thev rushcd IN I'm hor,c IN, ar.t
thing tlat took n1ace tloy grabbed Henry p,nks.
ton, D,. Young and Capt. Therbo1d snfi. ,,You
vote no id lsadicaI ticket hero." Logan sail,
''rut a d-d ycit over ha facc." Buck Baker
said, "sho knows yon.- attend to hers" and they
commenced shootinH and cutting mo. Dr.. Young,
n
, 1876-11-29
TIE lNEt.lQflsl4E ELECTOIl.

VIE INlI414Ibt4E Nt'EGIOEs
PnoyIDENcE, Il. l., Nov. @S.--The Governor
has called un extra session Of the General AS
scnby, to meet lu this city next Fstday, to elect
a Presidential Elector IN place of George II.
Corlias, adjuugcl by the sdprcmo Court in-
eligible.