Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15

ifai ~, rang 4us Jo - !. Ciui' iiiNl
63s, Vernon 72l, Webb ATS. Total
democratic majority lS,3o3.
+ The republican, majority in As par
ishes, including Oslaans, is 1875. The
parishes 10 he heard from include
Grant, ST. Lsrdy, Biervtlle, Sabine,
Washington aud Union aud the FIVE
bull logged parishes of .he east and
west Fciioain., Orachite, Morehouse,
and East and Wes, Baton Rouge.
These parishes in 1874 gave in the
aggregate 4 900 majority. This year..
however, the republican majority in
the bull dogegd parishes has been
reversed, aud democratic majorities in
some Of the other parishes are said
TO be increased.
woRRYlsG ABOUT THE COUNT.
The following explains itself:
New Orleaus, Nov. Ito Hon.
Stanley Mathews, james Garfield, j..
A. Logan, Wm. I. Kelly, Jno. A.
k4sson, s. Irwin Ditty, J. Il. Shoen-
berger, VIM NJ Eyar,s, Jno. 4. DIX,
h. w Stoughton and others: The
Undersigned arrived here yesterday.
They came in answer 10 u telegram
from Hon. Abram s. Hewitt. char
man OF the national democratic com
llnittec dated at New York, Nov. 10th,
1876, as follows:
The CITIZENS of New Oleans urg
sntiy request that . delegation OF
prominent gentlemen come there At
! once to counsel peace and fair and
honest return. You are earnestly re-
quested to be one Of ten or fifteen
gentlemen, all widely known, to meet
at Louisville, Gait House, Saturday
eve, proceeding directly south, or, il
more convenient, meeting At 81.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, Monday
moinii,g. Your prompt acceptance
I By telegraph is requested. This
emergency appeals to your patriot
ism.
Thezunlersigned are informed you
have come here at the request Of the
president OF the United States to see
that the board Of cansassefs make a
fair count of the vote actually cast.
4 While in the late canvass you gave
lyour support to Messrs. Hayes and
fWheeler as candidates for presidep
aud vlce president and the Undersigned
fgaye their support TO Tllden anc
Hendricks Tor these Offices, they fee
! assured that all good citizens regarc
an honest count and true returns o.
the votes ac,uafIy cast Of greater mo
/ mtnt than-lthe success OF any candi
date Tor tfliee, and are ready to do al
,hat honorable men should do to Sc
lcnre such return of the vote cast III
Il the late election in Louisiana, which
sI ussuttfs- s..44t,,ss.e s..44t,,s .laa+-eYer- hefnre ma
tiousi importance, and upon which
: in this crisis, may depend the very
existence OF constitutional govern
ment The undersigned therefore, ii
! view of the unhappy controversies
/ which have heretofore arisen from thu
( faction OF returning boards of tn
t state where its action could not in an
E E event change the result Of presl
a Dental election, and in view of th
: desire of all good men that effec
should be given to the will Of th
e majority US lawfully expressed
u specially ask you or such OF yo'
y AS are present, TO meet and confe
$ with them personally or through CON
G mittees rs may be deemed most wis
S in order that such influence as "
possess may be extended in behalf Q
such canvass Of votes actually cast a
by It's fairness and impar,iali,y sha1
/ command the respect and scquse'
! ceneesof the american people Of a
4 parties. Yours respectfully,
signed :-Jno. NJ. Palmer, Ly
man Trumbull and William r. MOI
rison, Of Illinois.
: Samuel J. Randall, a. J. Curti.
e and William Bigler, Of Pennsylvani
, j. E. Mcdonald, of Indiana.
\ j. r. Doolittle and Geo. b. Smitl
OF Wisconsin
Geo. w. Julian, NJ. D. Manson Al
al John Love. of Indiana.
ai q. Y. Watterson,5J. w Stevense
D. and Fl. d. McHenrv. Of Kentucky.
or Oswold Otterdorfer, of N. Y.
Of ]. B. Stalls, Of Ohio.
he Lewis ". Bogy, Jas. o. Broadhe,
i'll and G. Gibson, Of Missouri.
b John lee Carroll and Wm.
Hamilton, Of Maryland.
N W. 8. Sumner, OF Connecticut.
\ WISCONSIN BUG REAR.
ne New York, Nov. IA Herald
Is. ashington dispatch saws :~It is sa
at democratic headquarters here tb
s by blunder in the printing Of I
IS republican electoral ticket of WI