The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-18

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Hsmptons net majority iisS
Ths Is within Atty Of exactly how the vote
stands for Governor. II Is dinlcult TO approx
O. ate To the Presidential vote, as IN many coun-
ties Jiden runs behind Hampton. In my opin-
Ion Iilden may carry tue state by about 100 ma
yority, tut this Is doubtful. Orcinl returns
from twenty Of the thirty.two counties show
that he is fullS gu behind Himptons majority.
and II the same raIlo - Kept up In the remaining
twelve counties, haves will carry the state.
Everything, however, Jepende upon the result
in Florida or Louisiana. The Returning Board
here re holding back to hear from those Ststos.
If Itden Ia counted out IN louisiana OF Florida.
Hampton will be counted out here II not, the
board will probably throw up tue sponge. Hy
the actual vote the Democrats have majority
Of one on Joint ballot IN the Legislature, which
Will elect Democrat to the United states Sem
The work OF arres,ing under the Enforcement
act has been recommended at Aiken. 4. w.
KEENAN, was arrested Yesterday charged with
murder during the Elienton outbreak. Deputy
United ates Marshal has gone down to Augusta
with detachment OF troops, destined. II Is
District Attorney Corbin. who is a 6rm and
warm supporter OF Gov Chamberlain, Is svi-
political ends can scarcely be accomplished, his
motive would seem to be the making OF fees,
election of lilden will PROBABLY insure the
removal II all such characters as himself he Ia
sun shines. There are six companies Of Federal
troops N Charleston, and they patrol the streets
DAY DAY aud night tor the purpose Of saving the
city from tho violence OF the negro mob.
REsTRIcTING THE cASvAssERs.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 1.-THE Supreme Court to-
day issued an auxiliary order instructing the
Board Of Cdnvassefs to proceed strictly In min
tsteria duty-canvass the returns and submit
them TO the Court. Another order drawn
mp prohibiting the Board from exercising judi
rtal functions, the phraseOloRy Of which vas
Pbjeoted to by the Court, and pending the franz
.-erE OF this order. which was taken under ad-
sisoment. the Court sdjourned. The Board, un-
uer the auxiliary order, directed to report to
the COuft tomorrow. he prohibition Will issue
have Just met, and after a consultation have de-
rided to admit nve gentlemen on each side {
witness the canvass; The electoral vote Will oe
taken up first. md a result will probably be
reached to night.
Ihs. supreme Court having control of tho
BOARD OF Canvassers, Senator Randolph, tho
Hon. Montgomery Blair, aud the Hon. q. V. Fox
Returned North to day.
CnARLssroS. Nov. l'.-No nnal decision Is
made by the Supreme Court in the matter Of
the writs OF mandamus and prohibition against
the CAnvassinR Board, but the Court has granted
an ntermeuilry order authorizing the canvass
ers TO aggregate the st ,tements OF tue county
election commissioners, ascertain who have re-
ceived the greatest number q votes. and certify
the result to the Court. This is entirely In tue
line of the writs asked for. Under this order
tue Board are at work and the commit
'vass tho vote for Presidential elecsors %
fromms Columbia Register.
Comptrollcr-General Dunn, in addition
Co his duties as one OF the Board Of Canvassers.
was engaged IN making 800 bets yesterday that
Hayes would be elected President Of the United
Mr.. Dunn TO have i, in his power to say whether @ r.
Hayes aud wheeler carry south Carolina.