Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
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4 Good. Sensible Suggestion.
LOUISVILLE. November. l0.-The report
that Senator Beck Henry WattrrSon, and
others, have gone to New Orleans. i prema-
tur. Mr. NattcrsOn h;t> not lett this city.
la answer To inquiries, he SAYS that II the par-
4 hes mentioned should 90 to New Orleans.
, they would 20 in the interest of TAnce and
, order, proposing to exert their influence. a.
: far "a possible, over the excited masses now
/ collected IN that city; they could do no more
IN any event than personally inform them
selves. Mr.. NatterSOn expressed the opinion
that 1t would bc emincntly proper for Gov
ernor Hayes and Governor Iilden. Jointly
and by agreement, To send parties of friends
TO New Orleans. headed respectively bv
Charles Francis Adam, and William VI.
EyartS, and composed of conservative men
who have the confidence of the country. He
thought that such an arrangement would be
able to secure a fair count of the votes. and
satisfy the whole people. averting Il most
dangerous issue, and perhaps an Outburst of
violence.
n Joint Appeal from Louisiana.
NEW YORK, November l0.-The following
dispatch has been sen; to Governors IngersOil,
Hubbard, Robinson, Beadle, Curtin. Palmer.
/ NJ Creery, Carroll and others: also to Sena-
tors Thurman. Bayard Randolph. NJ Donald,
herman and other senators, and to the lead
ing public men in the northern States Repub-
Gcans and Democrats:
The citizens of New Orleans urgently re-
quest that delegation of prominent gentle
men come there at once to counsel peace and
a fair and honest return. You are earnestly
rqlf -taAslN l.a .1EN.
men. all widely known, to meet in Louisville
at the Calf house. Saturday evening. pro-
ceedlng directly south. or if more convenient.
meeting at the st, Charles hotel, New Or
Orleans, Monday morning. Your prompt
| acceptance by telegraph Is requested. In
! this emergency we appeal to Your patriotism
! ABRAM : HEWITT, Chairman"
Grant Responds 30 KeIlOgg's Request
with bully Team for Kellogg.
! PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-In accord
ance with the request of Governor Kellogg,
: OF Louisiana that prominent men should go
; from the north 10 witness the counting of
{ the votes in that State the President has ap-
| pointed the following gentlemen to proceed
! to New Orleans for that purpose: Hon. W.
/ ~ Nelly, OF PENNSYLVANIA; General J. 4.
! GARFIELD, Of Ohio; Hon. J. A. kasSOn. of
Iowa; John Z. SchOnberg, of Pennsylvania;
and General John A. Logan. of Illinois. It
Is understood that most of these gentlemen
have accepted and will reach New Orleans |
: within few DAYS
1t Il stated on good authority that the /
President has also requested the following /
gentlemen to visit the South In order TO Sc /
cure far count of the Presidential election. !
in addition to those already named: Thomas /
Beaver, OF Pennsylvania, and Hon. Henry l.. !
Stebbins, of New York.
Democrats Wha Coo-anf 20 uo 70 L. /
1siana In Response TO kenOgg's Re |
quest.
NEW YORK, November I0.-The following |
named persons have 5ignifed, by telegraph. |
their intention OF starting ut once for New /
Orleans, III response TO a call of the National
Democratic committee: Hon lyman Trun- /
bull, of Illinois; Ex- nited States Senator ].
NJ Palmer Of Illinois; Ex-Governor A. e.. I.
Curtin, of Pennsylvania: Ex-senator Hamil- /
ton, of Maryland; S. p. DoOlittle. Of Wis
consln; Ex-senator and -Iieutenant-(io
ernOr Colbaugh, OF Illinois; Judge j. b.
Stalls, of Ohio; Hon. Q. OttendOrfer, of New
York; Hon. Henry WattersOn. of Kentucky;
Hon. Theo. F. Randolph. of New Jersey;
Hon. G.. b. Smith, of Wisconsin; Ex-tiovern-
or and Hon. c. Carroll, of Indiana; Ex-tiov-
ernOr Bigler. of Pennsylvania; Hon q. \.
Fox, eX-asslStAnt secretary of the navy and
Hon. Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania;
Prot. Sumner OF Yale college, and Hon. u.
MHcnry.
Upon
New YORK, November 10.-The Tribune
tomorrow will publish the following: "A
meeting Of prominent Republicans was held
yesterday at the Fifth Avenue hotel, at the
invitation of Secretary Chandler 1t Is un-
derstOOd that a proposition was fully dis
cusSed and finally unanimously approved, to
the effect that the National Republican COM
nlttee be advised to invite the National
Democratic committee to unite with it
III sending to Louisiana number of
gentlemen representing both parties, of ma
tonal reputation, and enjoying the conf
dence of the whole country. 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 far vote of the State.
Dispatches were received from Governor
kellog inviting such scrutiny and all the Re- ]
pubicans present used the strongest express
slons with reference to the imperative neces-
slty that the count should be absolutely hon
est, no matter who might be elected. Secre-
tary Chandler and Senator EdmuEdS were I
compelled TO leave last night for Washington.
but 1t Is understood that the committee are /
likely to take prompt action in the direction '
indicated
The Excitement in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, November 1O.-The city
is in feyerish state OF excitement regarding
the political situation and business is to a
great eXtentintertered with Notwithstanding
the crowds at the Centennial the streets are
thrOnged with people, anxiOusly coming the
bulletin boards and inquiring for the latest
news. The political excitement pervades the
crowds at the Centennial also, and dispatches
giving the latest indications are announced
from time to time
Effect OF the Excitement on Wall {
street.
NEW YORK, November l0-Political ex- |
element still OvershadOws interest in busi- !
ness, and for the moment the speculative
markets Of Wall street are more swayed by -,
dispatches relating to disputed States than by I
any other influence. In the stock market ;
there was a rush in the first hour to sell all
claSsts OF shares, without much regard other I
than to political considerations The market t
then became queter, and good part Of the t
decline has since been recovered The coal
stocks, however are weak. notably New Jer- q
seY Central, concerning which uIsettLino rl- 3
mOrs are again In circulation. +
The Excitement In North Carolina.
WILMISGToN, November lO-The excite y
nent here to-day over the present aspect of n
The Presidential election Is intense At no b
time since the day Of election has there been &
anything to approximate to the deep feeling
manifested this evening. and if there Is to be .
any trouble over the matter, the people of the 7
north must decide the questions. The Re- !,
Dubhcans generally sustain the action of the =
President. Il
Reports from the Three 8
Doubtful States.
New YORK, November TO- 4:;}0 p.m.-The y
'epOrts Of the estimated maiorine4 from Flor y
da. Louisiana and South Carolina widely con- ="
iict. Nothing positively decisive from either =,
If those State will be known before Monday u
lext. The parties in the respective States l
,stimate the maiorities aS follows: Louisiana !!
800; Republicans, 1000. South A
yarolna-DemOcrats 1900: Republicans. 5000. g
1909; Republicans 100. j
Is quiet in New Orleans, nOtwith-
tanding reports to the contrary I
Governor Hayes Acknowledges the
Corn. \
The Cincinnati Commercial. of Thursday,