The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-11
T.e3sa Aa..i'aiN
The New York Herald Gives TIL
den Two Hundred and Nine
Electoral Votes.
South Carolina Reported Democratic
Hayes, Ia Reply to a Sereaads, Makes
Despondent Speech.

iHe e'ectofai votes fron ffogtia, Ne
braska, Nevada, Oregon, Louisiana,
and South Carolina are all required to
elect Hayes, any one of them carried
by the Democrats elects Tilden Az
this hour all of these States are claimed
by both parties, without sutficieb. re-
turns to make any one OF them certain.
Returns from Richland parish. Louis
lana, show l 700 Democratic majority:
oaehita parish gives an estimated Re
publican majority of 2,a00.
Returns from 40 townships In Jndi-
ana show Democratic gains over the
October vote, which elected Williams,
OF s24 votes, IS per cent. of the vote
heard from.
ST. Lotus, November s-I:I5 p. NJ
A bulletin just received here from San
Francisco says California has gone Re
publican by about 5000 majority, also
I that Oregon is considered very close,
although the Republicans claim it by
limited majority.
The Tiltieu ticket in Missouri was
carried by at least 40, 600. The whole
Democratic State ticket is also elected.
II is impossible TO give the Congress.
sional vote in the several States. Pri
vate dispatches from North Carolina
now show that the Democrats are con-
findent Of carrying that State.
Returns from doubtful States are
| coming in so slowly that We can give
nothing more definite than tie last
dispatch.
ROME, Ga, Noyemb Der s.-Senator
Gordon addressed an enthusiastic
meeting Tonight. He said, smong
other things, that in view of the tr.-
umph of the party of peace and recon-
ciliation, tns hearts of the Southern
people to the people of the whole
country. We had been charged with
being disloyal, but loyalty and liberty
were with US one and inseparabie. We
say TO our tradacers, give us liberty
and We will give you loyalty. BE
asked where Is the Southern man
whose heart does not glow with a new
! pride for the flag of our fathers since
Tiidenss election assures US it shall
| henceforth wave over Uuion OF Co.
equal States. He appealed TO the peo-
pie TO hoist their fiags, which no longer
were embleIns of setiionalisng Where
il the descendant of the men who
framed this government who is not
ready to pledge iif,, and honor for the
defence OF its glory? These sentiments
were loudly applauded.
| Special 10 The Htrald.l
ST. LoUis. November, s.-9:s5 PM
The latest bulletin competed estimates
dated Nav York at $50 M, So S
that New York gives Democratic
majority of 81, 1000. South Carolina has
gone Democratic, ~ figures given.
LII Iilden stands a show in Louisiana,
he is elected without a doubt. I'm
mense excitement all over tie coun-
try. We hear nothing new from any
of the doubtful'States. All kinds of ru-
mors flying over the wires from both
parties. Nothing reliable can be as
certalned except as it comes in as bull
le;ins. Both sides very confident. We
expect something n ore satisfactory
very soon.
New YORK, Novem Der s-The Her
aid says: "rwenty-one States have
east a majority for the Democratic
nominees and sixteen for the Repuhii-
can, one State (CoIoradoj having pre-
Sious!y cast lie votes for the latter
Thus Governor Tilden will be our
next President and Thomas a. Hen
bricks our NJ xt Vicc-Presitient. They
have received 309 electoral votes
against l5l for Ha, Is and Wheeler, q
clear majority Of 10 and "a more than
was necessary for ap election There
Is very little chance for lessrning these
figures and Done of changing the re-
suit. Our next House Of Representa-
tiyes will have Democratic majority
of at least twenty-five. The State of
New York was carried by the
Democrats 10y probably $1,000 major
Iity, and the entire city Democratic
ticket was elected by maierities rang
ing downward from $4,000. Among
the States looked on as doubtful yes
ter,ny, Indiana, Connecticut, New
Jersey and probably Wisconsin, were
carried for the Democrats South Car
eiina is in doubt, the voting being
very close aud victory claimed by both
sides The negro vote WAS evidently
divided by the two parties in the
Southern States.u
COLUMBUS, O., November S.-There
Is great excitement here over the an
nouneement that Governor Hayes is
elected. His private secretary is send
lug out kilograms claiming majority
of one for Hayes in the electoral col
lege. High street, in front of the Re-
publican headquarters, is closely
packed with thousands of people, all
wild with excitement In the midst
OF the excitement all efforts to obtain
complete returns have siguaiiy failed.
Returns only have heen received from
btuctttu CbuttftS. II IL, however,
conceded by both State committees
that the Republican majority will b..
from S,DOo to l0etW.
Il After hearing the news al R,.publi,
can headquarters, a crowd numbering
several thousand, formed proeessiot,
and marched To sios. Hayes residence
In response to repeated calls, Cox effl ,i
Hayes appeared III the sionrway, and
after scores Of cheers, spoke as follows:
II assure sou that AM Obliged for this
hearty demonstration, hut II you will
keep quiet about half moment,
will say something TO you which l
think is my duty under the circum-
stances to say, While our present Hd-
vices look favorable, we mus. remem-
Der that seversi States which have
been considered douo,fui, have large
territory, remote tpom railroad " tel
egraphic Communication, and will
naturally take some time To re.
ceive definite returns from them:
therefore, this call is an earn.
estness of your loyalty. 10 Tia.
Republican party, and your d.slr.. for
It success. IL late aivices shos,d
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