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

majority ct OcsobsT. The . eooasies
to hear from will reduce the Repubsi-
can majority 10 less than 500 10 Ohio
Tie Denocra.s have made vigorous
hsh. in Ohio the last ten dAys-ani The
Reiublic.ns hare been aps.hesic.
COLUMBUS. Nov. e-Fnty seven
coaasies in Ohio. give Tnlen -, l6a,
Hayes q. 46i bet Democratic gain over
Barnes vote in October Of 49,
MLvArKgE. Nov. s-Repu blicAns
will have Is majority in the Assembly.
and II In the Senate The majority for
Hays 10 the State xiIi exoeed 5000
ST PAIL, Nov e.-Complese returns
from - counties and psriisl retains
from The remaining 30 countie., show
that Hayes majority in the State will
Be sbou. $1,000 Dunnell. Republican.
in abe Firs, District, Is elected by $500.
Strait, Republican. in the Second Dis
srics is elected by sbou, 1000. and
Stewart. Republican, in the Third. by
1900 20 1900.
The Legislature on join, ballo, will
be nearly or quite two thirds Republi-
CAB
CHICAGO, Nov. 9Th. 7iri5uAs's
New York special sys Masone, chair.
man of the New York State Democratic
committee, left hurrisdly last night. it
is said. for the Philadelphia Exposition
hApp ems 70 30 known be took his
way towards Florida. He would have
gone by telegraph had Tilden's wishes
and money been able 10 send him. In
regard to bis trip. the following ex.
tract from private letter is roadside :;
One Of tho intimate managers Of Mr.
Tilden said, in my hearing. yesterday.
when it Was evident that Florida would
decide the election, that the thing to do
was to send Mr.. Blank down there with
blank dollars and require him there
with % secure the State vote at any
hazard. under penalties. He
would understand. l. was the
same day that Blank left here for
Florida. The thing was spoken i'll the
most sarnsst, direct and practical way.
aud way which showed the immediate
and decisive work. 1t is believed by
prominent politicians here to 5e part Of
the Tilden game to keep up the ex-
element by claiming everything, as they
dc from Illinois. Wisconsin, Minneso-
t. and Louisiana down, till time is Civ
en- for the execution of their purpose in
Florida aud other places. As another
item of significance Abram s. Hewett
started tonight OIL . special tain for
New Orleans. where he will see what
mules can accomplish Their The D.m-
crat. claim Ohio tonight. thy viii!
Iowa early ia the moI ming.
New YORK. Nov. lO.-The Tribune
editorially stys Let i, lie borne in
mind in the intense moments of this
waiting for the final results OF the
Presidential elsction, that there is one
thing Of vastly more importance TO
the people Of this country than the
choice of eithe. Of these two candid 1t. 8
or the suce~sors of either party; and
that is. that whoever is declared elect
cd. shall be honestly elected. Neither
Tild-n nor Hayes can afford to be de-
clared elected or to take the office of
President Of tho United States, unless
he has been fairly aud honestly elected
by honest ballots and an honest count.
More than this no private citizen can
afford to have 1t such y time - this
suy tampering with ballots or returns.
Partisans Of Hayes may apprehend
great danger TO the country from the
election Of Tilden. and partisans Of
Tilden may be equally apprehensive Of
serious consequences from Republican
success; but the country will not suffer
from either result any such lasting
damage ~ would come from the sue
cessful ccnsumation of any scheme in
vol,ing in the least degree the purity
Of the ballot. fairness Of election, or
gsnuinensss Of the returns. Partiss No
On ssther side may have ovsr-es.ima.ed
the consequences. and maznified the
probabilities of evil. growing out of
their own defeat. 1t would he very
strange it they had not.
R0PR.
CRoSsrADr. Nov. s.--This por, and
RoAdstea1 are icss hound And ma yio,fion