The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-16

quieecehce Oh the american people OF all
parties Yours respectfully,
[Signedl John NJ. Palmer,
Lyman Trumbull, VIM + Morrison, IN !:
Sam. J. Randall, Al. Curtin, VIM. Bigier.
Pa; ]. E. McDoRald, Ind; J X Doolittle. G..
B. Smith, Wis Geo. W. Julian, NJ. p. Mar
sar, j. Lane, Ind; Henry Wattersop, ]. W.
Stevenson, II. McHenry, Kentucky, p. Or
tendorffer, New York j. B Stalls. Ohio:
Lewis V. Bogy. J. o. Broadhesd. c. Glib
con, Missouri; Jno. l. Carroll, Wm. Y.
Hamilton, Maryland W. q. Sumner, Conn.
| COULDN'T SEE IT.
In reply to Marshal Pitkin,s invitation
to him to visi, New Orleans, Gen. Butler
replied a. follows:
Lowell. Ms.a., November 14-To T. G.
Pitkin, Z. S. Marshal, New Orleans-I
don't believe northern men ought to 90
down and in erfere in the sff4irs Of LOuisi-
ana, except, if necessary, with arms in their
hands. Have fair count of the hone,t
vote at all hazards. Nobody will submit
to anything else. Every true man will sus-
tain you in that. [Signed,l
B f. BUTLER"
WILL ARRIVE DAY.
Garfield, of Ohio, and Kelley, of P-pu-
sylvanis, ill arrive here t.,-morrow, when
the Republicans will repl, to the com
munication of the Democrats. The city IL
very quiet. No news.
RESIGNED.
WASHINGTON, d C., November 1.-THE
Postmaster General, to-day, received the
designations of John W Watts. pne,mas,er
at Lafayette, Oregon, and of H. F. SoIaee,
postmaster at Bridgeport, Vernon, both Of
whom were chosen a. Presidential eIsctors
at the late election. Their designations
we're accepted.
VIRGINIA 10000 FOR rILDEs.
RICHMOND, Va, November 14.-Of6eial
returns from SO citi-s and Counties in Vrr-
ginis show maj rity for Tilden Of over
10000. The remaining counti-s will in
crea-e there figures about 1000. In the
9th district, Tuck, r's ms ,rity for Congress.
is j, 298 in The 9TH district Harrison. ma
jority is 1OS95; in the 9Th district HIM.
tons majority il 6.S45. Full return. have
not vet been received II. IN the remsi, ing
districts, but in the lat, %, 81, 5,h AMI 9 n
districts the democratic candidates have
equally ~ large majorities a. the above
Jsrgson, in the 4th district, is the only Re
publican elected. His majority will be
between 700 and 800. There is talk Of a
contest in this case.
GEN. SHERIDAN
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 1.-THE
"Appears' Milan, Tenn, special CORE
spondent writes that paper regarding the
expression OF Gen. >heridan's opinion as 10
the purpose OF his mission t. New OrIean..
According to the appeals" information.
Gen. Sheridan says that lie soes to
New Orleans in the interest OF no
party, but simply to preserve order and
maintain the law, should this be necessary
and to see that the officials OF louisiana
be allowed to exercise their authority. Gen.
Sheridan is represented a. indulging in the |
hope that the vote of Louisiana will be |
counted right and settled legally. He did |
not anticipate any outbreak or disturbance. |
but seemed in good spirit, and converted
freely with the passengers on the train.
MEMPHIS, November l4.-Gentiemen ar
irving in this city tonight from ST. Louis.
say that Gen. Phil. Sherid IN and staff. in |
citizens dress, passed over the New Orl- ans, |
st. Louis snd Chicago Railroad TODAY, en-
route to New Orleans. They will arrive At |
New Orleans at ii o'clock 10 morrow morn
ing.
ARKANsAs.
J,rr,r Rocx ,ov.nh.r 1.-os,l
oonn,;.. -, 49,
ton 81 Cnnnsr. nsm ooGs. Inc cree
Mcclure. (Rep y ia eenersIlv conceded
wRrrs OF PROHIBITION.
Co,r,,n,, G r. Nor.,ho,.
,;on rs hs.n I'D b. - n-
cnm,s.i h.fora tnI, 80. ~. ~ ocra'c
C"nr, p,sv;n. ,b., NJ, - VI. Supreme
.nJ ,'nnJn,. =. ...n,aJ Pcuio'.on
Rad of S,s,s Csns.ssa,s e.. s .he
;uJ;c;,I f,nc,;o,. ~ ,ha ai.o,;o s. yt s,'e
,,,a,,,I,., 81 ~. Ioa;s,s. y, e.ec.ors,
C,ncre.s md .oi;.,,oss a. -, s.:n VI
- w;.;s,sr;a, fnno,;nn, an,. o'.us'ng mem
~, IT,. C..Ja" M III! anu Ies.iAh-
for Comptroller and S,cretarv Fl St. -
nominees for rs-eIec,ion m tbe.s of;oa
from airing IA iudups of Their ON .,.a,;"s
The court. il is said ruled that Tho Po.'d
Of canvassers be required to answer Tbnrs-
lay Why the writs shoul1 not be issued
The Board OF csnvassers had decided them
'elves that they had no jurisdiction over
he election OF Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, and hence no question was raised
them.
The following prominent Democrats are
,ere: Ex-Gov. farker and Senator Ran
1 70 % New 1ely non. montgomery
and Hon. G. V.C,x. All onie,
M1ssorR,
c. Io,-,s Nouh,, IT.,
-, -; ~ -ine omciai
~ oS VI su.. ssa. - no: IN ye'i ou' 1inciai
A;,, Piu is.urns lnaic cn eo mat ii'den
nd phsI.S e n.ya or du'ts oo,ooo majority
h,. ~ 'V' "o'e. or, proc
10y ~ Gf az Ter etn. less. me Lover
."S u n, wv ,n.o 'e VIII probably
~ - ePu"lcahs, ~
NJ ea.:.I "s " :n' 'ensle yet al ade.
ny o W, 'o'e Vi '"'e o'uu'y Is not re-
'o''eu 'e'. so,--u o,.o,
c
evelopments since the acrioo of m. any,
rene C .urt this morning Evervthino i.
uiet. Itis ,mprsible 10 pe, f;purs.
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MoSIGon.Hf, november 1.-The Ala
ANA ies.eiatufe met oday, with nearly
very memoef present, ana . temporary
Ig.nl.1tlon va l~r'ec'eS. Inc Lem cratic
.ucus ma nominated .. W. Cobb for
- SS"aS % .u I M .no ~; ~. Elements
u SPea.ef OF the house. Inc Governor