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the result Of The clcctinn. then said returning nf.
h:ert hinll not canvass nf conplcto The h!atement
Of thf yotea At such po!l Or voting place. but shall
c2c3nde II from the retHEHF.
DUTY or THE HOARD.
The Hoard Is hDund to examine into tho gucs.
tton Of Intimidation, when nllcgcd and CON-
nlafncd Of. II they find It to have existed. and
to lIave Affected the result, they arc hound to
reject tho vote 4 reading Of this law will dis
close the fact that thu question of counting the
VOTES df tic Kn-K1uxed districts Of Louisiana
Is o'ie which the Returning OIslccFs alone can de-
cttsc. They arc sworn oilrcrst and their tlutiea
arc judicial In character, whatever may bc the
opinion Of Mcssrs. Hewitt, Charles Francis
Adams, Lamar. and the tcorc Of nthcr Demo-
cratic attorneys from abroad as to tic law Of
L-onfsana. The law Is fixed fact, Which the
Board Of Returning Officers are sworn to obey,
md which they cannot cynde without pcrjurng
themselves. Thfs law,
FAITHFULLY EXECUTED, is 4 lust ONE,
and on tlla occasion It will no doubt be en-
forced without regard 10 how It may please or
dltplease politicians, or affect the aspirations
Of any candidate in tho State nr
nation, htEh or low, from the
President down to Town Constable. Their
decision Is tudscal and final, ar'd is subject to
review neither by Congress nor any other at.-
the eminent Republican jursts now In this city.
The Board will meet OIL Thursday Of this week.
1rs MEstBEns
nrc ex-flor. j. Madison Wells, Senator Thomas
:. e, Andreas, G. Cassanove {coiorcl), mud Louis
". kchncr (eo1orcd}, viii, ono vacancy. Senator
Andscns' political status Is uncertain. He Is
elected as Democrat, but acted for tho most
part with the Republicans. The other gcntsc-
men are Republicans. Tho Doarl Hills Its own
yacailges. It is not known who will be &C.
lcgtcd.
THE yistToN7.
Among thu c;,,tncnt Republicans from abroad
nrc Judge Stanley Mathews, cx-Gov. Moves, and
tho Hon. Job +. Stevenson, Of Ohio; nnd the
Hon. c. u. Farwe!l, of Chicago. The Demo-
Gratis arc represented by Lyman Tr,lmbull,
Georgo ". Julian, Henry Wattprson, cx-fIny.
Palmer. l.. Z. e. Lamar, rx-{;oy, Curtin, Scna-
tor llaruiltosl, Of Maryland; Perry IL. Smith, Of
Chicago, and many others. aflny morp arc on
tho wuy.
An INTERESTED FATTY.
i3net'ai D'slatch ia Tie Tribune.
WASHINGTON. d. e., Nov. l1.-Frank Zach
arc, vino tufcEraphs 80 confidently with respect
to Democratic sacccss lit 1.o,lfsiaua, is lmeclf
candidate for talc Slate Scnltc Oil the Demo-
cratic ticket.
vEi.r FAVORABLE.
Senator Dricr, of MississiFuf, Is here. lie
has telegram from r1ncllback, at New Orleans,
saying the rcturns coming in tu-.lay were even
moro favorable than tho Republicans Ind cx-
pcrtrd.
nAnEEp oCT.
The visitors from the North ut New Orleans
will not 1T allowed to personally Inspect the
count Of the Returning Bparsl. fur tic reason
tint tEc Inv rcauf-es that tho sessions OF tho
Hoard sl.all be In secret.
THE PARTIES WHO WISH TO sEE THE THING OUT.
New OnaEAss. Ln., Nov. 18.-rnc following
prominent party leaders nrc nt tho st. Charles
ltotcl, having arrived to-day yla Jackson: Judge
Doolttle; Senator Lynlnn Trlimbu]l; Perry II.
Smith, Chicago; George u. Smith, Springfield,
ILL.,; Gov 7ohntM. srnlrics, nltnoiB: Jol,n ".
Stevenson, kentucky; George ". Jul!au, lnlt-
annapolis; j. 4. Stall; Stanley Matthews; lsd
F. Noycs; Job Z. Stevenson, CINCINNATI; Con.
3icDonala; +. u. Mcdonald; Juhn Q. Loye; y.
Manson, 1nlianapo1is; William r. Hamilton,
Maryland; L. Y. Bogy, st. Lt',lIs; William Il.
Morris, Illinois; John b. Martin; Charles Glib
eon, St. Louis; George i. Smith, Wisconsin !;
j. O. Drodhcal, 81. Louis; j. Hono; Nal.
BcardsleY, e. Il. Farw,.ll; Abnrr Taylor, ILL.,
noIs: and C. Irving Dtty, Maryland.
lSplAHArolis, Ind, Nov. 13.-Gen. John
Cob,trl, Ut this city, Gen. Low Wallace, Ut
| Charlottesville, and tho Hon. VIII Cunsbnl;, Of
| Cscensburg, this 6tntc, left for NcH Orleans TO-
night.
4 DENIAL.
WAs,lvaroS, d. C., INV. 1s.-sccrctary
Cnlder ~ there Ia no foundatto,l whatever for
tho rcporttcIcgraphcd from New Orleans To son.o
Northern journals TINT l.e has tclcgraplca Goy.
Kellogg that Louisiana must hc COUNTED for
Hayes ut nil hazards, md that kclec. las given
assurances that It Will lie 81 rul.ntrsi. Secretary
Chandler csnpl,ati:s.ly Grnica that he has either
| asked or received anv sncll ASSURANCE.
| 4 CONFEDERATE pls"ArClt.
| ~ the Hfsstrn lssactattd Itess.
| NEw ORLEANS, nov. l3.-Tha Rcrubficals
statc that they iayo Information TINT East Baton
Rouge las gouo Republican by 30J majority.
TI.e Democrats claimed 1t by t;00,
In tho tn,cs published mp TO Saturday night,
the city vote was put drwn ut {, 100 mniority for
| the DeI,oerat. Tho official count shows l0,0lG
! minority for Tiltlen.
I Additional returns from tho parishes do not
materially c'len.o tho results us te1cgralllell
| Saturday NJ tho yotcs pollcd. Thu Democrats
appear to ls1yo about S,031 maturity. Tic he
puhlieans, however, still clalm tliat they have
carried tho State, and that Packard will bc the
| ncxt Goycrslor of Louisiana.
| MoIlI: VISITORS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Tl,c following arc
additional arrivals: Ex-Govs. Curtin and
Biglcr, tho Hon. Sam Randall, anl ". T. Handy,
Of Pennsylvania; Col. John c. Hurrl1, Maj. r.
O'Connor, j. NJ. Heating, ". II. Carroll, uf
Tennessee; s, OttcnAorfcr, of New York.
THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
1,nye complete returns nladr up fron tin dupll-
| cate lists ot tho Supervisors, showing Tlllcn's
majority IN the State to le S,tus, by which ma
jorIty they claim they hive carr!e.! thu State.
Tho returns show Niehn!'s majority to be ucar!y
0,00o. This city Is very quiet. Politicians arc
anxtously awaiting the action Of t''s Returning
Hoard, wllivlI, by law, Is required to meet ten
[ tlays utter election.
| Luclus cuISrIus cunTsus HAS HIS SAY.
| NEW ORLEANS, Euy. l3--r4c Hun. l.. q. c.
Lamar, 1t Mississippi, has sent to Gun.
Wnl.hall, ut Irenada, the following dispatch:
Itporta nj o:1cIal returns rIslleA By CosnEnts-
s:9ners anA sapetstsess flowa tlrar majority for
| lean officials refl.r.l tn rs1l i!s gcturns frnl a