Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18
from thirteen counties show that Til
 den is 1900 behind Hampton.


 den is 1900 behind Hampton.
 NEW YORK, November 15.-ThC Times Tallahassee dispatch today says, as the county canvassers go or with returns it becomes more and more apparent that Hayes will run far ahead of the state ticket. There car be no doubt of Hayes success.
 NEW YORK, November 16-Tht Herald is tired of the constant attacks upon the President in the Democratic press, in connection with his provi. sions to preserve public order In an editorial thIs morning it says: If President Grant has violated the consti tuition in any way as some Democrats so freely charge, let him be Impeached. Once more the politicians are urging the poole 10 war; daily they strive 10 increase the excitement; their constant effort is to stir up suspicion and hatred and alienate one party from the other and bring on conflict which will find them safely slowed away in bomb proofs. We have had enough of this. One war was brought on contrary to the will of the people by politicians and we give these agitators notice that they must not bring on another. Forty millions of people have not toll ed and ecOnomized to let a parcel of demagOgues waste their substance anu make sport of their lives. If these political leaders persist in bringing up strife they will have to fight it out and will be held responsible by the people in manner neither agreeable or safe for them. The President closed his order with these words, "No man worthy of the office of President should be willing 10 hold it if counted in or placed there by fraud. Either can afford to be disappointed in the result; the country cannot af- ford to have the result tainted by a suspicion of illegal or false returns"
 CHICAGO, November 13-In the elections for members of the forty fifth Congress the Republicans have. made gains as follows: Arkansas 1, Gala 2, Colorado 1, Florida 1, Illinois 5, Indiana I, Iowa 1, Kansas 1, Louis iana l, Michigan ?, Massachusetts 3. Missouri i, New Jersey l, New York 1, Ohio ,, Oregon 1, Pennsylvania 9. Tennessee l, Virginia 1,-total 4G. Republican losses are thu, stated Alabama 1, Kentucky 1, Mississippi 2, South Carolina 2,-tOtal 6. North Caro- ina IS yet to be heard from. T ere. Is only one Republican in the present delegation from that State. New Hamp- ! shire iS yet to hold her Congressional election; the delegation from that State stands one Republican and two democrats Total Republican gains huS far are 46, and losses 6, net gain )f 40. Republicans are likely to gain wo more in New Hampshire and not likely to lose the one they have in North Carolina This gives the con- rOl of the foriy-fifth Congress to the Republican party The political divi- ion of present Congress is as follows Democrats lGS, Republicans, 1OS, h. dependents If and two vacancies. total lumber 292. With the addition of Colorado, the House to meet March , 1877, will consist of 293 members nd IF will be majority. The Re ,ublicanS now count l4S.
 CHICAGO, November 1.-The Even ng Journals Washington special says
 telegram from conservative Repub- jeans, received today, states that re
  urns from all parishes have now been eceived and that the Republicans ave carried the national, state and agislative ticket, without throwingI ut the five intimidated parishes.
 CHICAGO, November 15.-The Times special says, Governor IT. , 'ln of California has telegaphed the committee here that he oes not intend to certify to the present , elurnS of his state, as he has discover d such enormous frauds as to negative Il the republican majorities now ' laimed. He has made a discovery of. , 300 democratic votes taken bodily out $ ballot boxes CHICAGO, November 16--The Jour ( als special from Washington this :. vening says All the signs indicate f lat the democratic leaders are now [ their strongest efforts on florida. The struggle will be contin- !. ed in Louisiana and South Carolina f ut the manipulators are determined 2 secure Florida. The Republicans d -e preparing to meet this move. V mother special to the same paper says, e ie Democratic newspapers of Charles a 'n now concede that Hayes has carried Il le State, according to Democratic. !. gures by over four thousand. but they n aim election of Wade Hampton as O overnor of South Carolina. The U .gislature Is Republican. The Jour :, al's New Orleans special says: The r board is in session and half V { l,.. ..