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FsL9RIpA,S DEMOCRATIC r0TE coSp1RMyn-
THE REPUBLICAN, ORGAN AT TAfIIBtsspr
g COMEDIES THE ELECTION. -
NEW York. November 12-8 p. N.-Tba
following additional dispatch has been 70.
ceiyed af the Demo cratic headquarters in
Tallahassee, November 18th. THIRTY
three counties Just heard from give a Demo.
cratic majority OF aOa. There are siY
counties yet TO be heard from, which gave
q Democratic majority In 1874 of72o. sThe
counties to be heard from, which are. nil
Democratic, will increase the maiorities OF
1874 by % per cent. & :,
The Republican organ here comedies this
per cent. Increase. This will give the Demo-
cratic ticket clear majority Of 1909. The
information from the counties heard from
is reliable. AT least 400 colored peopls
voted the Demo cratic ticket In this comfy.
| which gave q Republican majority Of 2.1ia'
serious frauds are apprehended as to re.
turns. Legislature Demo cratie.
e9,z lSisned] :gr.t, s-t4ii T.. :RlaEY,.r
Il 81. .,t.s,i 100 = - Executive Committee
TILDEN FALLS ONLY THREE HUNDRED BEHIND
T; i,. 1.-THE STATE TICKET INFLoRIDA,4 =
SAVANNAH, November PA special to
the Morning Neps from Lake CITY. Ella
says g Returns are in from all but four
counties. Basing these. couBties upon the
Democratic majority of 1874 gives the State
to the Democrats by 800 majority. All the
Democratic counties show heavy increase,
and the Democratic majority will be at safe
estimate from, 1000, to 1900. Tilden will
not fall 300 behind the State ticket.'
ATLANTA, November 12-Ex-Govern
Joseph e. Brown left tonight for Florida,
having been requested to go there by Mr..
Hewitt.
y LOUISIANA.
- L0U1sIANA's MAJORITY SIX THOUSAND.
NV YORK, November 1913 p. NJ
The figures received at Democratic head
quarters tonight give 4 Demo cratic majority
OF over 5000 in Louisiana. - -:
THE LATEST FROM LoUIsIANA-THE OFFICIAL
VOTE GIVES TILDEN 1853 MAJORITY.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November H-Mid-
night.-W. j. Vance, Washington CORE
spondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, has
received the following from T. G. Zachari,
dated New Orleans, November 18th, Ills P.
NJ: All parishes heard from. Tilden's
majority is 1853. These returns are taken
officially from the boxes, except in two pa
rishes which are official by telegraphic COM
munication." y.-
NEW ORLEANS, November Ex-senator
Lamar and Henry Watterson are here.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE BOARD OF STATE CASyAssERs TO MEET
TO-DAY-H0w THE VOTE IS TO BE COUNTED.
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 12.-The
Board OF State Canvassers will meet to-
morrow to count the vote. Senator Gordon
arrived to-day on special train, and will
be present during the session OF the Board
of CanyaSsers. A number OF northern SEN
ators are expected to arrive tomorrow. The
Democrats are still confident that the State
has gone for Tilden and Hampton. Some
Republicans admit Hampton's election, but
are confident that the Republicans have
carried the State for the Hayes electoral
ticket. They assert that the State Board OF
canvassers will throw out enough votes to
elect Chamberlain and the Repub-
lican electoral ticket. ~. Section - OF
chapter. - OF Revised Statutes pro-
yides that the Secretary OF State,
Comptroller General, Acknowledgement,
State Treasurer, Adiutant and Inspector
General, and chairman OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections OF the House OF
Representatives shall constitute the Board
of State Canvassers, four of whom shall be
a sufficient number to form the Board. The
following are the members OF the Board
Henry L. Hayne (colored), Secretary OF
State; Thomas G. Dunn (white), Comptrol-
ler-General; William Stone (white), Attor-
ney-General; f. L. Cardozo (colored), State
Treasurer; Ii. W. Purris (colored), Adju-
tant and Inspector-General; NJ. j. Hirsch.
chairman Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions Of the House Of Representatives All
the members OF the Board of Canvassers
are Republicans. Hayne, Cardozo, and
Dunn are candidates for reelection.
Hirseh, who is candidate for Solicitor
Of the Third judicial circuit, is not
acting with the Board OF CanVaSsers at this
time. Hayne, Cardozo, Dunn, Stone, and
Puryis constitute the Board Of CanvasseTs
as now organized. The Board claims the
right to decide who are elected, and there
is no appeal from their decision except TO-
the courts. In the case of Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, and Acknowledgement the
decision rests with the Legislature. Unless,
there is q contest for county officers the
county canvassers decide who are elected.
In this particular instance the State Board
OF Canvassers occupy delicate ana
important trust, as they are called upon
to decide upon their own election.
Three members OF the Board being
candidates for reelection, the decision
OF the Board in throwing out votes In any
county for alleged frauds virtually ends the
matter so far as they are concerned. Every
thing appears to be quiet. There is no ex-
element to-day, but all are anxies1sly await
ing the meeting Of the Board OF Canvassers,
4 number of prominent citizens from aA
parts Of the State are present. II t. rs..l
CHARLESTON, S., c., November 12.-The
latest corrected returns give the Democratic
State ticket 1913 majority. The Tilden
electors in thirteen out OF thirty-two counties
were To behind the State ticket. Govern or
Chamberlain claims the State for the Repub-
licans by 1000. .....s,, eesaausesa
THE VERY LATEST RETURNS FROM OUR OWN
CORRESPONDENT. -a E,-. ..-...'n.s
%. Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 13-1 d. 81.
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, arrived here
this A. NJ on a, special train to be present
at the count Of the official vote OF the State
by the Republican Board Of Canvass ers,
which will probably begin tomorrow. A
number OF northern senators are expected
to arrive in the morning for the same pur-
pose. It is understood; that the tactics OF
this Board, a majority Of whom are candi:
dates for reelection on the Republican State
ticket, is to throw out the vote OF several Of
the heavy Democratic counties on the
l. "a ouonod fra11de and thus .seeure