The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-11
Proposed Arrangement TO secure .
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port that Senator Beck and Henry Wat.
terson aud others have gone To New Or.
leans is premature. Mr.. Watterson has
not left this city. In answer 10 inquiries
he said that if the parties mentioned
should go to New Orleans, they would
go in the interest of peace and order,
proposing to exert this infusnce,
as far as possible over the
excited masses now collected in the city.
They could do no more IN any event
than personally inform themselves.
Mr.. Watterson expressed the opinion
that it would be eminently proper tor
Governor Hayes and Governor Tilden
jointly and by agreement to send parties
of their friends to New Orleans, headed
respectively by Charles Francis Adams
snd William NJ. Evarts. and composed
of conservative men who have the conf
dence of the country. He thought that
such an arrangement would be able to
secure a fair count of the votes and sstis-
fy the whole people, averting a most
dangerous issue, and perhaps An outburst
of violence.
NEW YORK, November l0.-The fol
lowing dispatch has been sent to Gov
ernors Ingersoll, Hubbard, Robinson,
Bedle, Curtin, Palmer. McCreery, Car
roll and others, and also to Senators
Thurman, Bsysrd, Randolph, Mcdonald,
Herman and others, ad to the leading
public men in the Northern States. Re-
pubicans and Democrats:
THE citizens Of New Orleans urgently
request that delegation of prom
inent gentlem come there at once
TO counsel pc, . and fair and honest
return, You sre earnestly required 10 be
one of ten or fifteen gentlemen, all
we'll and widely known, to meet at
the Gait ii,use, Louisville, Saturday
evening, AMI proceeding directly 10 the
South. Or, If more convenient, meeting
at the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
on Monday morning. Your prompt &C.
ceptsuce by telegraph is requested. This
emergency appeals TO your patriotism.
[Signedb
ABRAHAM >. HEwETT,
Char man.
New YORK, November l0.-The fol-
lowing have signlfed their intention Of
starting at once for New Orleans in re-
sponse TO the call Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee: Hon. Lyman Trum-
bull, Illinois, eI.U. 5 Senator; Hon. J.
NJ. Palmer, Illinois, Ex-Governor; Hon.
a. J. Curtin, PennsylVanis; ex-senator
Hamilton, Maryland; Hon. ) 7. Doolt
tie, Wisconsin, ex-senator; exit. Gov.
Cobaugb, Illinois; Judge j. b. Stallo,
Ohio, Hon Oswald O.tendorfer, New
York. Hon. Henry Wstterson, Ken
lucky; Hon. Theo. +. Randolph, New
Jersey; Hon. g. B. Smith, Wisconsin;
Hon. q. Carroll, Maryland; Ex-Governor
Bigler, Hon. e. V. Fox, ex-Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, and Hon. Samuel
J. Randall, Pennsyivania; Prot. Summer,
Yale College, Hon. ii. ID. McHenry,
Kentucky.
NEW YORK, November i: l0.-The
Tribune tomorrow will publish the fol-
lowing: "A meeting of prominent Re
publcsns was held to-day at the Filth
Avenue Hotel at the invitation Of Sec
retary Chandler. 1t is understood that a
proposition was iully discussed and
finally unanimously approved 10
the effect that the National Republican
Committee be advised TO invite
the Democratic Committee 70 unite with
it in sending TO Lousisns q number O.
gentleman representing both paftie, Of
national reputation and enjoying the
confidence of the whole coLn ry, who
should look into the details Of the late
election, witness the action Of the board
of canvassers and report whether the
result Indicated the free and fair vote Of
the state. Dispatches were received from
Gov. Kellogg inviting such scrutiny and
all the Republicans present used
the strongest expressions With reference
TO the imperative Iecesslty that the
count should be absolutely b nest, no
matter who should be elected. Secretary
Chandler and Senator Edmunds were
compelled to leave last night for VAST.
ington, but il is understood that the
Committee is likely ~ take prompt ~.
tion IN the direction indicated.