The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-29

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year, and even the Democrats ale To.
disposed to further cripple TIE array.
bat t. make !. more efficient.
NEW Y0aK. Nov. 2-.-The Tics.
Greensboro, y. G., says Democrats
hare are very much excited over he
discovery % the fact that one Of the
Tilden electors. VIM b. Client, Is iueii-
gible. he Is one Of the commits ioncrs
appointed by til, Southern claims COM
mission 70 take testimony. That Will
give one Republican elector in North
Carolina.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27-Ths Tr55use's
Washington special says: The Republic
cans here apprehend that enough Re-
publican member. will he forcibly de-
tanned from the capital 10 give ~ or
garization Of the legislature ~ the
Democrats only three or four nuSt be
detained TO effect this.
Vim. a. Cook, a lawyer OF Columbis,
represents the feeling on both sides
there as intense, and violence antici pat
Ell. He believes large forcs of rife
clubs are preparing to capture the State
House a. moments warning He re-
CARDS the electoral question settled.
There is rumor here tonight that
Il. ! -
have been discovered as will insure the
State to the Republicans beyond con-
troversy.
The Inter Oceans Washington special
says: Chamberlain informs the Presi-
dent that he learns that rife clubs will as
semble from, the whole State tomorrow
At Columbia and fone the Democrat.
of Edgetield and Laurens countie. into
the Legislature. This information has
considerable confirmation from other
sources, and is deemed To be substan-
TALLY correct This was the reason Of
Chamberlain call for protection. The
legislature can determine the Governor.
"a whichever party gets the organiza-
tion elects the Governor.
TALLAHAssEE. Nov. 2T.-The can
wasting board met to-day, Mclean in
the chair. Protests were filed by the
electors against Attorney General
Cookies sitting a. . member of the
board. on the ground that he had vir-
tually decided and given his decision
already. having telegraphed that the
Democrats had certainly carried the
State, and the Republicans could not
cheat them out OF it. Mr. Cooke stated
he had sent a dispatch in reply to a
friend in Baltimore, who asked his
opinion. and furnished it 10 newspapers
He respectfully submitted that the dis
patch aud the opinion contained there
in did not disqualify him from sitting 10
a member of the board, Tha protest
was entered and the board proceeded,
Cowgirl moved that GOV. S,caras ard
Gen Brannon. commanding the troops
here. DO admitted 10 their session. Mr.
Cooke amended by adding the name of
Mr. g. +. Drew. The amend ment was
accepted. The board then went into
private session and adopted rules. The
board then agreed to admit six gentle
men from abroad and six local politi-
clans from each side Adjourned till to-
morrow.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 21.-The Demo
cratic counsel and Democratic State ez-
ecutive committee telegraphed this af-'
ternoon Ia Chief Justice Waite request
ing his attendance at tue L. S. CT rcuit
Court Wednesday, when the hdbtds
corpus case of the State board Of can
vassers will be heard. Both parties are
In caucus tonight The city is full of
people. Nothing has transpired since
morning.
The following was sent today to
Chief Justice Waite. at Washington:
The board of State canvassers, commit
ted for contempt by the supreme court
of the State, have been taken from the
sheriff by order If the United States
circuit Judge on writ of hdleds corpus.
A conflict of jurisdiction arises and he
issues are grave. We earnestly appeal
10 You 10 preside in the court on We'd
nesdAy. the Goth, at l0A. NJ. TO hear the
case, or if you will appoint day when
you can attend, we will apply for "a
postponment Signed, J. ID. Conner.
Leroy +. Yomans, and others.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 21-The NraIfs
New Orleans special says General
Sheridan and staff started for Chicago
last night, leaving General Augur IN
command.
The Hcraids Tallahassee dispatch
SAYS General Ruger left for Columbia
Saturday night
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 26-Thc GloJe- Dem
oeTat's Leavenworth special says The
officers at Fort Leavenworth scont AT
the idea Of the government coucentrat-
ing troops at New York and Washing
ton 10 meet 4 possible political emer-
gcncy. They say there has been no
unusual movement Of troops III that
direction lately The troops now in
the Northwest and South will be dis
tribu,ed in the departments of Ms
sour. Plsttc and Dakota, and very few
will he sent Fast The Indian trouble,
which Threatened the peace OF Southern
Colorado aud New Mexico are abou,
ended. and matters in Arizona have
4uieted down. the majority Of the In
dams there having gone upon the res
eryatlors.
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