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SnlttMore
fir 9aluranff Wffife.

SIOmeitzGde Der SOutbz rno 9SatersStrGBe.
Dels @eIeGitait perfid,ert fortudhreuo ecgenger=
Iuh ODER Gtaoen burb Brauounglitd ioDobl in oer
Stabt, me tnl 2anoe. aIe Nrten Don gigentbum,
WBobnz, 9aoeu= uno WaareuhGnier, SanOetsaiiter,
Nderbal= Btooufte, Ui0be,u, soau5 9erdtbibaiteu,
i'm Yau besr'ffeue ober i'm 0aiea in eaounS bsiaoz
Iid,e Sabreu3e II. I. ~.
Sas Direftor I'M beIiebt aus Tol9enoen Serren:
Wm. y. Sarrif fon, Yraitoent;
Odpo 9. 9SiIoH, 6. Viortpn Stepart,
Hrqncis Z. Slug, y. &. Rencomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srpne oormib,
R 9. Steuort, 90. u. 5lpIor.
9Sm S. 93rune, George Z. 0arrifon,
s. D. aapff .. gilbert Siders,
3. Robt. Sentins, We1oes Goben,
gSm s. Bennington.
Mpplitations SornIuldre uno Deitcre Jtadrlht
ber Die @eieulhait wrb in Der Sifice, SiotuehzSte
oer Soutb= unS WatertIdBe. trtbettt, tpo aud ole
Nuitrdse iofort erIeoi9t perocu. Seriiterun9eu
perpen aui lrseuo cine isriit ansenommen, ptl'4s
bef Npplttant fuiniben mag.
(Sanl,1Sf) Tr. gScootDortb, GER.
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Ste llmtcrSu d,1tnoett. .

Us btn9to on, 3. Wat. - SaS 90
mite fir au6gaben oes Suiti3z0epartementE
Dernabm beute Den S.S. 0auenport abermals,
ST iagte, haB er pom Npril bis gum SttOber
1872 $4,000 geltebcn babe, I'm feline Yldue
aus5ufiibren. 3euge fOnnte iiber bic peraus-
gabte Summe BON $40, 900 tsine Guittunseu
uprlegeu. Spater idiittete er eine ganat
Geiletaide uol Quittungen uno 8elc9e aus
mubte aber bon 3ugeiteben, baB bieielbeu DE
crbaltene Summe ni9t Oeden. 0as @Omite
uerta9te iih bis mOrgsn.
DaS @omite bes @usmdrtiaen bDrte
beute 6rn. @bittenbeu, ben acknowledgements
lnb General S6enf erbtelt @rlanbniB, per:
ldieOene @orreiponoenIen 5u erfldren.
- 9as Speaial'@Omite sur llnteriu6una
Ser 8unbesdmter IN Qouiiiana periammel,t
fid beute gta6mitta9. 0as @Omite bei6loB,
Die GilteH Der SuuOe5beamten aus ben Der.
ihieoenen 9epartementS ieit bem 4. Wtdrl
1869 81 requirireu. gfebrere 3euger
-iolleu oorgelaoen werben. 9as @Omite wlrr
on 10. b. M. nadI HelpsSrleaus Qbreiien.
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Gntfebtid,eS SerbrcGem cities oelttz
idbsn 3eituugstragerS tn GDi=
ca8o. -Serielbe ermOrnet ieis
TIC ssraE HnO beSebt iooaun

@btcag 60, ST., 3. Otai. - 6eute NtOr=
gen 18 llbr eri6teu AntOH Gebring, Der &rdz
ger eineS WtOr9enblatte8, III Dem 6auie ieiner
Wutter, mari oerielben iciu Bantbuf ,u,
pel9eS einen 3ettel entblclt, ouf Dem er Inn
SerSeibuug 9eiien, mas er su tbun geOenfe,
unO lin cine anftanOiae Seerotgung bat, uuo
elite Johann nah lciner g8obnung, no er 5lz
crit ietne Srau unO bierauf lid iclbit crifOB.
Man fanO Die betOeu 2etdJen in tbrem Blute
liegen. @ebrtna nn0 leine Srau maren erit
felt ad)t Monaten oerbelratBet. Ser Mann
bate Elm beftiges temperament unO uar Oil,
BerorNentlit eiferiiifltfn.
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Sic Ghimeienfrn0c.

Gan SraustScO o, 3. Wtat. - &Or ser
Senats~ @ommiiitou, iueld]e ernannt woroelt
ift, Die @binrienira9e 81 unteriudjeu, puroe
heute Der YOliStit s. .. S'gtiel uernomreu.
0erielbe iagte aus, oab er 9lugenseuge Don
Dem &erfaufe zines fIneiiiAen 6ruueniinl.
mers gemeien iei. 0aliclbe babe balO oarauf
SelbfmorD began9cn, wcil e8 iid nit oem
Wiaune, on rpeltcu e8 perfanft nOrben iei,
midi befreuuren fonnte. 2lb San, elm Dol
netider, ia9te aus, oaB 5luei hiueiiide Dol
metider in sacramento meu1liugs ermoroet
porsen ieien, unO baB man auf einen appf
eiuen Brcis QeIeBt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-04

0ie porfiegenoe Sraae mar Der Nntrag BON
Sargeut, @al., ben erften IblGnitt Der Siq
81 ltreiben, rpeld)er oerfiigt, Die ganse Cunt
me NIT AbSug uon $125,000 suriid,u3ablen.
Die 1926, 200 iollten befanntlid ais Briieua
geloec an bic Bunoesl9tffe yWpcmin9" unb
ySameStDlpn" pertbeilt peroen.
Sargent'S 9ntraq uarbe psrmorfen. Sburz
man beantragte, Die &laulel 5u itreidien, lpel=
DIE Die Riidsablung beS SonbS NIT ben ange=
iamlnelten Snterefien perfiigt. Gr iagte, Die
8eaierunq sable ibren eieeaen 8iirqern feline
Sntereiien; MIR iebr meni9 8e9ierungen ieien
genet9t, Sieies 81 tbun.
Der Senat uerta9te iib 20 Minuteu na9 5
llbr.
SIN 81 epraientantenbanieb berid)
tete SeelDe pom @omite iiber Snbidner 9ln=
gelegenbeiten cine Sill ein, ben Setretdr oes
Snnern 81 ermd6tigen, Die &eliefolteu Der
Oslegaten Der 6itll9eu Banoe Ger @berofeielt
81 beSablen; angenonlmen.
6erner eine Si1, Die 0ftlife Sanoe Der
@berofeien in Horbs&aroliua 81 erad6tt9en,
Sla9en megen 8eTbtitel bon &anoereien eilt=
bringen 81 Diirfen.
Sartrioqe Don Georgia bra6te cine Bill
ein, fir Die 9lbre6uung NIT getpiiien @iien=
bahn=@ompasuie'u i'm Siloen Su iorgen.
Ylano BON Wiiiouri bra9te cine Sia eia
iiber 8erwerthung Der Broonfte bon Golb=
uuO Silberminen; iiberpieieu.
Der Spre6er Sel9te all, baB er Srn. Sop
Tins BON gterp>gorf un Ste1e 6oiter'S Don
Ohio eruannt babe, I'M bic Safans III benl
@omite bon 2ouiitana aus5uiiilen.
Ser @ablltreit Don SllinoiS wurDe Johann
aufgencmmen. Die Mebrbeit beS @omite's
berthtete, OaB uidt Sarmeu, ionOernGeWtolne
3u Dem Sibe beredtigt lei.
gfa1 lGngerem arSument i6ritt man Sur
abhimmung. Sieicr RujOritdis Seri9t
tDurOe angenommer.
auf Nntrag bon Solmes nabm bann ba8
6aus al8 Blenar=eonlite bic Boitamtsz Ser
rutlllgun98b;u auf. Dtehrere 9erren naamen
@ele9enbett, auf biee 2Seiie etpa8 Ssrebtz
lamfett losSrlperben.
Sas Saus belGloB, cine NbeubTbung fir
auaenetne Debate 5u balteu.
Sn Der abenOitung iparen mir ipenig Rits
9lleoer cnnelenb. 9feoen purDen Don 8iper
bon Californian 5u @unfteu Der Gtnfiibrung
eine5 Spesie~@ourants, bon SpartS bon ST.
liuoi8 iiber Serantportli6feit Ser &egieruug,
BON 9anrence bon Ohio iiber ben @enier
@nti6dcigungSfoub, bon Sopnleno bon
Benni. 81 @uuten Der @ieoereiufitbrung
Der Boftraten 3. &laije gebalten. Oas 9an8
pertaqte 5i6) bereitS I'M 10 llbr.
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Selbtt,noro etmes S1eater 9t>
feftOrS.

IS 8bila belp bia, 8. Wtai. - Beter 6.
9lbel, eiu beflnnter 8lr9er bon philadelphia
uno mebrere Sabre lang Director Des Sbea-
ters al Der @beltnnttrabt, be9tng geitern
Nbeno Selbitnoro, tnoem er BON Der @iraro.
2luenuesS Sride in ben Sd)uDlfill ipran9. Sn
leiner Godtaibe fano itf elm Srief, in tpels
dem 9ela9t mar, bag Selonotb tbn slIul
Selbftmoro getrteben babe.
0r. Nbel uar mebr, oils 20 Sabre imSuh'
geidldfte s.. y. Yeterlon's mt Johann unter
Oapenport'S Yadlt Director oeS.&beltnutltr.-
SbeaterS. Nbel Oeranltaltetc in 8btlabelpbia
Die eritetr groBsn Wiasfenbale. llugliidlid)e
braniatiId]e SpefulatiGnen branten ibn an
ben Vettellfab. Gr btnterlaBt Srall ilnb Sin-
Der.
Ste GcmtemntaI- 6 otttntIiion.
y bill q elphi a, 3. Diai. - Die Cont
miIiton periammelte iid] beute gta9mittag
,pieoer. Sr. @leuelanb bcautragte einen Be-
i@lub, ben @enesal, Director gu iuitruirell,
eluen 9ertft porsuleseu, melde gortebrun.
gen gegen SeuersSefabr gctrohen porDen iino.
SaS @unlite iiber Accommodation fiirBe-
iud)er beriftet, odB Die SOtels uno 2oQirbGu.
ierin Der Stabt 90, ,000Seiu9er accomnobren
f0nnen, Dab aber Die 3abl Der 2ogiS our6
Die Angebote BON Brioatleuten auf $4,000
nernte1rt neree. gSeun eS uotbmenoig lei,
oanu fonnten bieielben iOsar auf 0,0CO
oerinebrt tperoen. Die Sotel8 baben 2ogis
bon sl.5O-$5.O0 pro Sag nit Son; in
in aOfbauiern bereAnet man $1.50-S2. so
pro Sag.
9as @omite balt bic @elegeuheiteu, ben 4ns=
telungSplat 3u erreid)eu, fir pollfommen.
Der Seri6t pnrbe an cas- @Omite 5uriidper=
mieipr
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Baltimore SbtO GiIenbabR.
"a. April 1876.
Tlorss. gerIaiIen Standardization:
4.30-g5aibiugton uHo 2Beseiatoren.
5.15-2dbingtoH, SGurel nuo BIaoeusburs.
6.OO-S a. : Wio Ian D. uno y etus y rleaHs
ier Grpres. EriihfHd i'm Helaus
9ouie. Sdlt on allen Stalioneu Bmiiten
=. 1ileEaneraz5Instion uno Ssaibin9ton.
6i5-gItc9tt'etth un6 g8egehationen.
6.25-S I. Souis Cincinnati Bittss
6ur9 gs ibtn9toner @rpreB.
gtilpnoH9 eiG S9eP9sro' uno Yotonaes
Hi0er. 5tdgtit i'm NeIoo: :6ouie ifr mad
Dem gBelten ia9renoe 8Giaaiere. Odlt in
gaure!. @arIor gpaggoas bis gTGiton,
SdlaisgBa9sons bis &ineinndtt.
6.ij-WGl5iHgtOn uno gBegetationeu.
7,25-Se 9tlgtoH% INC GHRapoGtieI
grpreB.
500 YeomoRt SagsrstoiuH, 8auea Brand,
Treberid, uuo &eseitHttoneE abet Die
Sauptod5u.
-8aibington uno gBeslRatiOueu. suuntas
nm 9:l5 4ior9o Ftb fir annapolis ans
idieBeno.
10 30-B aibtngtOner gTpres.
GBGibinston, anuapoGte uno gBsgefaz
tioHen. Sonntu9 umt.35 Ra9m., ntt
idr annapOlis auibueseno.
f.30-Glcott.Sit1 uno gSegefatioHen.
-Naibington uno g3ssefatonsn.
OO-unbe brdnttcr@r pres5uandh
Bcih tu9toH. Setn An6alten
$50 Raibtn9tou uno gBe9eltatouen.
3.50-GltcottzSitp uub g6egeit1tioneu.
4.O0-e ago y nciunattz uub ct.
SoulierSrDre SG9crstoDn. salt
in Sdurel. Stlaiz gsa990n5 bis Column
bus. tdglit; Sousriae uno 6bicago,
aus9enommcn SGmila9s; 2outsoiae nit
eem 1910 &aGm.z Suge nm Samfass.
4 1O-gB btn9ton =@rprcB.
n
uber Die SauptbGbn,
5.0j-28ai9instoH, Anudp ii un0 BeaeItas
tipneH.
6.3O--8re6erid urp g8cseRatiouen.
6.45-Btttsbnrg= grprcF. Sdlai gBaas
CONS ta9ltb, ausgenomInGn Sonnta9s.
gsai1insoa Qiarttnsburs uuO gBe9ss
fatlouen, SGgiib.
S.30-Babir9ton uuo gSeqeitutioueH. Gdelid.
Warttnebur9 uuo BegetatiOueu. 8dgs
LID, pus9enommcn am Sonua9e.
1O.1O-St. I. Souls ctnnati uuo is
ea9o'er GTp res. Hefu=S rIeane
uno Dem 9 iloen ota Sa. Wtiba
lamb. Sblafz zRaqgous nod Ct 2ouis,
Cincinnati, Gbtca9o uHo 91ntbur9.
1i.t5--Bai9iu9t uno g8e9eitattoueu.
5t5, 6, 6.25 II. $50 gtor9, 1915, 130, 400, 0j,
80, $40, $50 uno 1910 Gboe, tG9lif.
Vile 3i9e baIten ON "HeIaq 9ouie," ausseucms
men 500 yta6m.
OPS Worg, Gao a0s. td9Itb. 2.45, 800 uno $50
G6bs. taglib, ausgeHommcR Sonntd9s, Derbinoeu
iitJ init ben UietrOpoltGHz 5wet9= =yBegcfationen.
Mbtabrt Oom 3Safbtngton rad 8alttwore:
7.10, Is, 1918 SOrmlta9S. 1.30, $50, 5.3G, 7.3O,
$40, $50 uHo 9.35 abeno6 td9Iih.
., 6.45u. S45SornitGge, 1918, $50, 4.30, 445 II.
1.3l NGtmttags taelid, Scnntass aussenommeu.
Seine YerOtnoun9 an SouHtaqe mob SasersA
tom II ooer SQlIep . zSruu tb.
e. R. Sole, @eHeratz z9iIetzIeent;
C9S-) 3bos. u, Sharp, 2ransportzDleiftr.
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uadb uno pon europa, erebitbriefe &c.
fine biliaft 5n 6aben bsi Summer d DeGsr,
Ws. II, Germat=, Spiihen Souths u. eatoertfr.
aS- Nremaes @eIo gu ben + d f ytetieR.
fMnrifoi-s1
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1876
WrOBe
Dct,nifinauias! !Rnnte
-
NSghlid,e GentrGEsgiIenbnhn.

oppeItc5 s @eIciic, Stc6If6tcneu.
AHbi4e Z ccnerte'n, pri d ttae
, 1876-11-13

berg, ". ?; Kelley, Pennsylvania: Cortland md
Parker, Of Now Jersey; Srnator Sherman, ttcn.
Garfield, mud Jud9c Stanley Matthew'S, Ohio;
G. lrrlng Djtty, of Maryland; j. A. Rasson,
Iowa; tinn. itcN Harrison, Indiana f, Rock
wood floar, Massachusetts.
GEN. uAtPIElD
says that lic went il, the arny "ncc hceauac ono
portion VI tho people rcfuecd lo recognize thu
legal count Of u y.,tc III behalf df President,
aid that II either suction refuses now t. rcc-
tleu,, whatever t inay be, he s ready to 20 Into
tho army again II necessary. lie .!ncs not be-
llevo TINT tho American peuplo Will submit to
tho interference with any honest conht, or will
TIN AuMr OFFICERS. .--
Gen. RllGcr, WHO has command Of the troops
IN Florida, Is a Democrat and II very eonservl.-
two man. Gen. Aughr, In command at Now
to protect tho Returning board In the discharge
nf their duties, md to use whatever troops iuay
be necessary for TINT purpose.
The Returning Board IL Louisiana now con-
slsis OF J. stadieon Wells, Surveyor OF tho Fort;
Tllonias Anderson, u candidate for ths State
senaae; two negroes, Cnsunava anl kcnncr,
and A1r. Arroyo, resigned. According to tho
constitutional provisions the first two nre !lc-
barreu from scrylng, ono being United States
Official, tho other candidate. Tho D0ard
Is elected by tho Senate, anil l,as power to al
auy vacancy tat may ocsur during tho Interval:
This leaves tho selection Uf three members VI
the Board to the two colorel men. The Boarl
will 1ncct on Nov. II, which Is ten tlays after
the day OF election.
In the minority rc,,ort of William A. Wheeler,
Of New York, upon the Louisiana situation fll
ConEress, ti'c following Eroplletis passage .5;9
tno tic votes t Of Electors sIuscn by suci
means. Eaci, party viii be lIksly to
credit charges Of fraud aud violence matie
tIicut, tho greatcst daugcr that these clements
i1ay enter Into thu next natonal election u so
great an extunt tElat It may leaYn tic rcul cx-
preston ot the will of t',a people IN doubt.
REPRESENTATIVE MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
Special NsDatns 70 Tia i.ts
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, NOV. l1.-At a largely.
ed nrcttng ol tAc State Democratic Executive
Committee held this morning the condition of
The rooms were crowded with. leading Demo.
cr:,ts vi tho city, Including sltch representative
men as tho tIul. James U. Droa.!hcad. tho Hun.
l.. V. Dogy, the nou. Ernssus Wells, and thu
Hon. Charles Gibson. Tic following letter,
alter SONS discussion, was ,lrawn up and sub
,nittel to the gentlumun TO whom 1t is ad-
drt:ssed:
DEAocnArto STATE GENITAL coMn,rrrE Or M's-
soUnt 81. ,Louts,- Nov. II, 167o. 70 ne Hon.
@ e taries Sa t5so"oxs1nr%ES: Sane Il a"Hs"G II 1uw q
the pending crlss, which may be seriously Affected
by fraudulent canyassinE 10 tho state of Louisiana,
and the possibility uf trouble 10 tho wholo country,
the Executive Comm ltet Of this State deem y Of
grea! Importance that representative men from Als-
sSn a. we ss oer stses r. saoaa m 70 to Hsw
liz is reported difIcutics. accordingly, ito Gun.
ae &c" IL XIV Gcans ns' a Do what Gun
,. 'sss ,rs ,r. ilsS%s !: LAuailis, teisr"'sa.
Secretary State Democratic Committee.
Eac,l Of tho gentlemen named gxprcased hts
, 1876-11-13
NO GOUGING.
PRESIDENT CHANTS v1Ews.
6ukcfdf NifpdtcA ID 1hd 1ffhuns.

WASHINGTON, u. e., Nor. ll.-T'Ee President
arrtvcl hero about n'cloek this uftcrnoun. IIH
had arranged by telegraph to meet several
prominent gentlemen, Mclultng Senator El-
lnuMls, ol Fernpnt, and uen. Garfield. liz Ens
been busy during tic evening III conference Will.
tl,em. The President Is very thoughtful about
tho situation, and has but ono determination,
und that is that there shu!l hu an honest cnuut
oG the vote in Louisiana, and that, 70 far III lies
In the Chief Executives Of tho nation, tho per.
son who received tic greatest number Of
Electoral votes shall bo ii.augu.ate President
trAut s kecnly conscious II tho responsibilities,
anti dctcrialucd to sec II that the Laws shall bc
faithfully executed, aud TINT the Republic shall
receive NO dctrlmcnt. 1t IL now considered
last established TINT tue election Of President
will tlirn upun the results Of tho election in
Louisiana, Advsccs received hero by tho Prcsl-
tent IND by persons high lit authority, this
cychlns, concIuslyeiy show that thu managing
members Of thu Democratic Committee concede
that the lsarntlirAls hare
CARRIED Aorn SOUTH CAROLINA AND FLORIDA.
| Thu fart tilat tho Detlocrais arc sending uu
prominent men tn Florida Vi itself Ia considered
A'i admission that the state Is cuucclc.I u Tic
| Republicans.
| THO President has thought Il advisable tl,a.
a nutnbcF Of prominent Republicans Of ali sce-
THUS VI tue country, Including sonlu mrulbars
Ut Congress, shall be present Ia New Orleans
during tho count oi tho vate. Thls act!ua las
been determined upua In consequence Of tho
determination Ut thus DelHurritlc tuMnlltteo to
sent representative nlcn Ut that party tu
Louisiana, Tho President has requested by
tStstaA s Fl NV as Jes s 5 Gs9 tas ssss va% en
Logan kas declined. scnator EdEunls, of Yer
ln1nt l,as nlkl deelned, on account of ils-lcalth
, 1876-11-13

patch to tho Now Orleans Dtnnernt, allays pub
lie excitement at the so,ith, rs follows:
All ryca and hopes turn townrda Louisiana. II
Jon timely Ennlt 10 Acknowledgement, thu end Ii
defeat for iupu and reform. The North VII! shy
''Iod.npccd" 10 a cleaning Uut Of The Packard
md Kellogg scounlrctt.
NO REVOLUTION.
The Quincy t1li.) 1t'hty Qsep) conn.cls mod'
crntton:
II I. lille, however, 10 talk Of rcyointon; for, ~
we have inst sngIcetrd. tlE American rcnplE. aA
Whole have nnt rrt lost thrif hens. whatever may
ha Tho cAso with frw lnccntlaty xcAlots. fsut he
whn .ceka. by the least fnccnlary hint. To- arouso
public rAseton ur 10 even cxCte rhrtt*lH feeling,
ut snch ttn,c as this. u public cnclny. In whnac
summary suppression all good e}uzeua shou'd
IAN HONEST cousr.n
The Davenport t1a.) 0a.eth {lsep.) only desires
an honest count:
An honest count II 11't what c~cry honest American
desires. Just what nHat he hnd. md this Whot!ee
It nav 10 absolutely certain Or nut thht Hayes IL
elected; rot. In my event. whcthor the general re-
suit b thereby directly affected Of not, every stats
Y entitled u have lust uxpfcasion Of It, chnce In
the Electoral college.
ALADMND.
Tic situation At tho South alarms tho Dur
ltngson sla.) iurkrye:
We cunfcss to feeling Of alarm Us To the ont.
coma 81 this matter. l. Tfl1en has hccn honestly
elected he might TO- md wu trust will. Ue ts.aug.
uraied As President. but, u Hayes has carried my
VI thr 0cA1led close States by fair vote, hp
must not be cheated out Of It.
, 1876-11-13
AIISCEILANTOU
WHAT MORA15sEY WILL DO ABOUT THE POOLS

.St,o York Tribune, Nor. 10.
Col. Drake Dc Kay reported an interview with
John Murrisscy, which showed plainly that thu
Democrats were In doubt. 1t was rumoretl TINT
Morriesoy would declare bets of. with 500, 100
In the pool-Lox. Col. Du Kny asked him IL he
should consider charge Of Republican fraad iu
Florida or South Carulina Us sufficient reason for
declaring bets oil. Johu Morrlsscy said It WIS
momcntous question, involving million Of
dollars. uo should considor tile matter
carefully, and not dcctde ut present. a.
Ills friends have bet largo sums ut great
o,l.ls OH Tldcu, it IL thought that Mr. Morrlssny
In casc of Republican Victory would declare bets
UH. They declare al Joltistn's pool-rooCis that
they will pay bets according to thu declared re-
stttf
, 1876-11-13

,,,.,,,,,,,u,iur thc IIaItlItk
STANDING Rock, DIX; ..,1e hel,, .,,s,nn % l. about
over at ts vst: hs s.ss'' as.ty ., eo~ps's
Gcn Terry, having eoas!dea ,r,t M',h now tns oii,
llVO ponies, with tlle mcaEEc a'saouus r,,,;m M
guns. II u interview WV WA. III s" s ;as s:!Sp @ 'a ::
haye been surrounded, and 10 t. soatasu' 'o,urs ,
'- -. ,,,,lt rcau1t Iu tnG t9p(e,
, 1876-11-13

political society abl,ors anil rcpcls the money
iatcnco of n Government. Ho are, IN lacts cpn-
sitlprlng ait tho t4nu what tho Dcnioeratlc ma
Now, ii they pertnacio,.sy dlIier with tho Ben.
ate on tho point, tte effect will ho It, THO i1rHt
tlncc to feaYc tho Government ot the Un!tcd
Statcs
IN run HANDS or rnH vRnr PERSONS ny
WHOM Ir Is NOW ADMiSisrEHEp.
The failure to elect or IL declare elected the
new President tlpes MT dissolve the 1rlny aud
nary, Il II due. tic President nt the United
sss d not o9 ., Ss Will 1n s hs
supposed to 1csire. Now, although tho Conatt-
tuition dues not expressly provlllu that IN c,.se
Of uo-clcctun lhc existing President alial' llD!tl
over until new election shall have BEEN duly
effected, yet Il would not ba ritah u nrElc thnt
a,lei, Is thu Implied mcnlsg Of thu Constitution
1t loca not arrest tho actiU, Of Federal Courts;
II does nut stop tho collection Ut rcvcnue,-;in-
% ts,nal or y.hsrwsS; T. doc; ,is,.,.a9s no. as-
Executive commissions. Foreign Ministers.
Ut sny other Ut the civil employees Of tho Gov-
crI.,lunt.. All these persons Will eoutinuc IN
eies, a,:l would y ny opinon, BE- competent
my President. Doctrines of public law as illns.
trated III the State Consultations might We!l
como In to ra!se such ~ Implication. lii TINT
event Gon. Grant would continue 70 cxefrlat
tho functions Ut President.
II It be alleged that this is violent construc.
tlun Of the Constitution, 1reply that 1t would
Mucn MORE VIOLENT CONSTRUCTION or THE
CONSTITUTION
to maintain TINT It Intended i'll certain conttn-
gcnrics easy to suppose, that The Government
vi tile L,ltct Gtntts slIall tc left without any
llcnd, III what IL enllctl In some. countries MI
accpEialouR condition II my DcmtHratics cstatcs.
,,lais Blrinks from stch suppoBitiotl, ho will
shrink III liku manner from forcing such q con-
tingcney. II tic l1uusu III REPRESENTATIVES
should, either by deliberate intention ur by i1-
deliberate Innttentlu1,, leave tho qucstion open
Until thu 4th of March, wllcu It ceuscs TO exist
~ n. uuusc,. and d count, according to
tho forms Ut the Constitution, hccUM,cs
impossible, there woultl b. rcmcdy. l do mt
admit tho probability scarcely the possibility,
Ut such 4 contingency. II 1t OCCURS it Is without
any spGclilc provision In the Constitution. IN
tilat ayunt y would. IN my opinion, he the right
anil duty Of President 0rant to summon I'M
mrdlately the nuw Congress, md It would be
tho duty Of the new Eongrrss to devise q renle-
tly which, II nut In literal conformity with any
provision ot tho Constitution, yet should Observe
its spirit a'.a approximate aa nearly 4, posi-;
written Constitutions. 1t is tho law Of acf-cx-
Iatencc, and that would bo tho Inv incumbent
upon tho two Houses In Congress.
, 1876-11-13
ILLINOIS.
nE THINKS R0ME COMPLICATIONS MAY AHlsx
OUT OfT1H RECENT ELECTtON.
IHxntfch a 1nrk Hketlld


special D4pairh Ia 7h4 Tribune
TUscoLA, ILL.,, Nuv. ia.-rhe cunvasscss og
Donglas County threw out the returns OF
DuwurIc Township oil uccount Ut gross irrega'
laritles ou thu part Of tho Judges and Clerks
This township briMs thruwu out elects I. E.
nnl!y, our canu.lAte Tor Senator, and both u
our Representatives, aud gives thu following
tslalortties III tllts r'nnty: 1lnycs and Wlntler,
.1a: CulluIn. lWt Hllnlly, 247.
The action Vi tile DUursi VI Cauyussera is In
dorsel ~ every tar-tnlMlcd u,an, regardless NJ
party. Tho exttrlnsnt Aera las bGr1, intense.
!tls telegraph utii,e haa been thFuuIcu for daya
W Hirh ut both lIartEea anxious tu pivk Up
erllnbs Ut eoaiost lrom the meleeu dis patches
continually revuiygl by men ull both slrs.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Special Dspu1th I" IAs Tr&auat.
CltEsIEH, ILL.,, .,uy. l4,-t'us Representatives
u aae feityS4sh.n ns,tfiyt t!le ioliuwing IA the
Democratic, 81 se9; I.ha Boyd, Democratic, g. i0l
J: J. hwnnw!ek, tupub,iruti. 4,7llE; 7. I.
founsaln, AspublA ~, 4.11i Aasu uau Boyd,
, 1876-11-13
AROUND TOWN.

NQY OL TC3Lt nu< GuEluE kuC IAAt lEW WEChe VI
po|ittra, excitement those Interested (and They
,,.,,,,,aa ,,,.,.a,,a', III ,ot .,nv ,,c ya,,r,;,
nu..s! t.ou."Isl wv NV u., o.n,.,,,. ~,
eonhniahatheht'-i9se M tho eapoHIn.Day'
plo collected In knots and crowds on tic streets
md ut the llutcls, vet every ono was anxious 10
knew n snythinr fnrt1,or hni, hccn rcreiyr,l
', = ~! Issue A"s' n.... Co. "s... ,r.,.',,.,.
since tbs appearnnes Of TIE; TIE SUNDAY % Tn,nusz; =;
people fingered around thu rotnnfla md tho
state Ccntrol Comm,tteu fleotluuarters. but
,,o ,ros S1n.o, nnl ,hc ,,l,ct,n.
."o W. Ss7 eiosea a.t' '.a "a. .,'"..
board was oare' VI prominent men thefe
were quito number who called IN turing tho
afternoon, Including Gcl,. John A. Logan, At,-
tItur.elcct Neciles, Arthur Dixon, ", 5, Mar
sl,al, % 1sen con,n,'el,, ' % md hos. Of Others.
sclatur Nlliinm u. A'llson, VI Iowa, was
guest ut tho hotel. lie was sought out n,,d III
tcrylowcd BY TnrguNE reporter, Tho reutlr-
man was not ready to 10 1ucattonrd, hut ha
llayes was elected Iown, from which Mr., Alll-
sui Inils, is tho Duuurr State. md gives q Re-
puIcnn minority In tIlp nciel,borhuod VI 50, co.
Sumo Democratic vantlais, III urdcr to vent
tor tori Logat, was absent procccdci t. lis Oas,i, IN
tl,y rcar us lis hu,lse Oh Calumet avenue, and
smashed in tho doors. Tic cowardiy ruiilans
took advantage Uf tic absence Of everybody
iron, " premises SHOULD thsy return tl!ere Is
lion.
The neyys rccetyel from tin South was rsther
mca.ro but cl,cctinv. Gov, Kellogg mud others
tcIcTrot,I,ctl that Tic Democrats might saw or
count Is lad Il viii bu found that Iiaycs and
Wllrnier have a minority III nj least & tI) cyuu
cirlns tic Demoyracy iho NbuiIIozcI' Dar-
ishcs
that South Carolina had uudoubt ctly gullo Rc-
ounlica,,. and that bot|l the State and nat[unal
tiykct huA a large minority. Ureat iitinlllution
ioG hcrn nrnrtirci nIi VIA st,l irtn,r nit forti