The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-18
THE RESULT.
South Carolina, Florida aud
Louisiana Drmecralic.
Intense Feeling Throughout the
Country Over the Count in
Louisiana.
A Fair and Honest Count Demanded by the
president-The Canvass Of Votes to be
Witnessed by Leading Nortsera
Men Deaocratic Congress
sions, Majority.

NEW YORK, November lo.-The
Times figures give Congress, Repubii-
csns l45; De,n"crsts i47; to he elected
is- the Heralsl'a figures give the DEM
ocrais majority OF twenty-five.
ID. MagouT, Jr., chairman of the
Democratic State committee, declared
+ his full confidence that Louisiana aud
Florida had bo.ii given Democratic
{ mHJ9rities, h;it was not positive though
hopeful ia regard To south Carolina.
( J. d. Rhett. of south Carolina, tele.
grsphed 10 the Demscrstie committee
ihis ninrnipg thai over and above
iihtrai estimate for Repnblicsn frauds,
the Demorr tie electoral ticket and
Hampt"n has been elected by from.
/ ,5I9 tn 23tsj ma ,rity.
lie also said dispatch from Stokes
/ Boyd, a prominent politician in Flor
ida. said that State bBd gone for T:i.itu
by "a majority of .7o1
The members If the Republican
Naiianal Committee express entire
confidence that Hayes has been elected
A,the Democratic headquarters in The
Everett house, the secretary Of the Ma
tional Conimittea said ihe dispatches
received to-day fully confirmed the
claim OF victory tor Tiiden.
Tie New York Tribune aud Iieratt,
to-day have strong articles demanding
that thefe ne an honest count of the
vote of Louisiana. The Herald SAYS
there mast be no frauds Ia making tie
returns. but All honest and fair count,
made ia the presence OF leading men
of both parties.
louisville, Ky, November l0.--
The report that Senator Beck, Henry
Watterson and Others have gone to
New Orleans Is premature, sor Waiter
son has not left ttlescity and in answer
10 an inquiry, lie said chat If the parties
mentioned shouid go to New Orleans,
they would go in the interest OF peace
ahd order. They could do no more In
EDy event than To personally inform
the nseives. He thought such an ar.
rangement would be able to secure "A
fair count of the votes.
W AsHISoToN, November I0.-Gen-
era! Sherman last night received teie-
grams from the Secretary of War, who
IS in Phiiadelphia, to order General
Ruger to send rs many companies of
troops To Tailabassee, Florida, as he
could spare, aud to 20 himself in per
son.
General i'ueer answered ne had or
dered niDe companies, would order i've
more, aud ~oaIi 81 ia person as or
8ered.
General Sherman received the fol.
lowing Dispatch FROM the President:
PHrLsnELfnta, = owe ni,er 10, 1875.
General ". t. sherman. Washington
! Instruct General Anger, IN Iouisi-
ana, and General Roger, in F'loriJa, to
be vigilant with The fpfces ut their
command to preserve peace and good
order, and see that the proper and
/ legal boards of eanvasseFs are ammo
tested in their duty. Shouid there be
grounds OF frsus,ulen: eonnt on either
side, it should lie reported and de-
nounced at once. No man worthy of
the office OF President shauhi be will
ing to accept II If cnunted Ia or placed
there by fraud. Either party can afford
to be disappointed in the result, but the
country cannot afford To have the re-
suit tainted By the suspicion Of Illegal
or false returns.
| tSigned.} u. S GRANT.
| PHILADELrnIA, November 10. 1875.
General W. L. Sherman, Washington:
Send Ell the troops to General Aucur
he may deem necessary to secure en-
tire quiet and peaceful count of the
ballots actually east. They may be
taken from South Carolina. unless
there Is reason to suspect an outbreak
there. The presence of citizens from
other States is, | understand, requested
in Louisiana to see tha. the Board of
canvassers make fair count OF the
Votes actually cast II is 10 be hoped
representative aud fair men OF both
parties will ga
/ issignea. u.s GRANT
j wIIaIsaTos, y. G., November 10 =
The excitement here to-day over the
IpreseBs aspect OF she .ierlion is in
i tense. At no time siHce the day oi
election has there been anything to
approach the deep feeling manifested
this aftcrroon. The Democrats ell i'm
rilien has been honestly elected, aud
Iif there is TO be amy II uble over the
matter the people of the North mus
decide the question. The Republican.
grheraliy sustain the action of ths
President.
DENVER, Savc Der ins--fn the eau
.H-ef The representative nien ners o
The Legislature. Hon. ]. b. chapr, wa,
nnasimenaiy nominated United State
seaxtor.
CIiAHiE-gsS, =. c.. November IL
BY iatpss cogfecten official return
Hatppton's majority is i4s4 The fel
returns indicate thai Tiiden has falIeI
much more behind Hampssa,is yot
tnHs, has been suppsssd In ten Oh
, Of thirty-two cp1uties Ti;den's major
!, nv u 453 iess than Halnpt,i.-. Il
]. equal ratio uf foss In retaining tweu
8 fy.twe conegiss wonid ie1ve Tide
8 less than one hundred maturity IN th