Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-11
6eptapce by telegraph is requested. This
emergency appeals TO your patriotism.
"ABRAM 8 HEWITT, Chairman"

"ABRAM g. HEwIrr, Chairman"
The followiDg have siguif1ed by telegraph
their intention of starting at once for New
Orleans, In response TO the call OF the Demo-
cratic National COMMUNICATION. Lyman
Trum bull, OF Illinois. ex- United states Sen
ator; Hon. J. M. Palmer. OF Illinois; ex-
Governor A. G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania;
ex Governor and ex Senator Hamilton, OF
Maryland; Hon. 8. p. Doolittle, of Wiscol-
sin, ex. Senator; ex-Lieutenant Governor
Ohio; Hon. Oswald Ottendorfsr. OF New
York; Hon. Henry Watterson. of Kentucky;
Hon. Theo. F: RandoIpa, OF NeT Jersey;
9. Carroll. Of Maryland; ex Governor
Bigler, OF Pennsylvania; Hon. g. ". Fox,
ex-AfsistaDt Secretary of the Navy; Hon.
Samuel j. Randall, of Pennsylvania; Prof.
sumner. OF Yale College; Hon. a. ID. No
henry, OF Kentucky.
The re port that Senator Beck Henry Wat
teTson and others have gone to New Orleans
is premature. Mr.. Watterson has not left
Louisville, and In reply TO inquiries said
mat IL the parties mentioned should go 10
New Orleans they would go in the Interest
or peace ard order, proposing to exert their
Influence, as far as possible, over the excited
masses now collected in that city.
MARYLAND.
Returns, nearly complete, from all the
counties of Maryland give Tilden and Hen
bricks 10 GA majority In the state. This re-
suit Is calcula ted on incomplete returns from
Alegany and one or two other counties es-
timated msjorities in Frederick, Somerset
presidential vote Ia Garrett county. In 1861
Bowie's majority for governor was Al ,7l2- At
the congress sional election in 1870 the demo-
cratic conservative sjority In the state was
l9o67, end In 1871 Gov. Whyts was elected
over Jacob Tome, republican, by 15,0SS DEM
ocratic majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The entire vote of Massachusetts, with the
exception of the town of GosnOld. is: Hayes,
149, 205; Tilden, 1OS 257. Rice, 136, 282; Adams,
los, s29; Baker. Il, l2I. Rices plurality, 3O453;
majority, 1926.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Two hundred and thirty-two towns give
Hayes Al, 54G; Tilden, 80 ,456; scattering, IS.
The remaining three towns last March gave
Cheney So and Marcy A.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Returns continue 10 increase the demo-
cratic majority in the state. 1t may reach
lI,n0O. A painful anxiety In regard to toe
Pres identtal election Is manifested in Raleigh
among those OF both parties.
OHIO.
The republican state committee now have
the eighty eight counties OF Ohio. which
show a net republican gain of 63 over
Barnes majority in October, which was
6.636. III the two counties still out should
cast exactly the same vote they did In Octo
Der, Hayes majority Will be I, 25o.
GOV. HAYES THINKS HE IS ELECTED.
Governor Hayes himself no longer doubts
his election, aud Is confident that an honest
canvass of the votes in the states that have
been set down as doubtful will fully prove
this fact 10 the perfect satisfaction Of ali fair
minded men.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Charleston NelOs and Courier has re-
ceived official advices from the last of the
counties hitherto reported unofficially, ma e.
Ing HamptOD's majority for governor ,43i.
Tilden's majority may fall two or three hun
dred behind Hampton's, but il Is certainly
over one thousand. The republicans at
Charleston deny the truthfulness OF these
returns.