, 1876-11-18
Condensed TeIe.ranls.

not Iess than $4,000.
Indiana's counties all in, showing
Tilden's majority 1924.
The London Ne,cs says Tilden's
election is no injury to American
credit.
The official returns thus far brought
in show Hampton has a majority Of
1886.
Republicans think the ote for cleo
tors in South Carolina will be very
close.
By misprint in the tickets in
Sonth Carolina a Hayes elector loses
400 votes.
Democrats are accused of ballot box
smashing and other terrible things i'll
South Carolina.
President Grant insists on a fair
election. and says he is keenly con-
scious of his oath of office.
A dispatch 10 the New York Herald
gives Hampton 1876 majority, Tilden
runs 600 behiud
Grant says everything now depends
on laii count lie does not anticipate
trouble in the Soy1h.
The Illinois Legislature on joint
ballot sands Republicans l06, dem
ocrats 9S, Independents ..
--latest advices say TilIen, Drew
for Congress and a demo cratic legis-
lature are elected in Florida.
All the Florida counties have been
heard from, giving the 5 ate to Tilden
by from 300 10 1900.
Prominent gentlemen of New Or
leans send special to the Chicago
Itni@S declaring that Kellogg and
Packard dispatches about republican
ma jorilies are false, and that Tiiden
will have over 1000 majority.
Governor Tillen, on the 18th, in
formed New York Tribune CORES
| pendent that he was quite assured Of
bis success.
T. W Patter, Chairman of the
! democratic State c0mmlttee of Lpui
>iana, says that TI'den's majority is
between 5000 ard 600.
\ dispatch from Lake City, Florida,
dated ll:30 P. NJ, NV l2,h, says the
Correct returns of % counties place
the democratic ma aiori;y at 700
The democratic chairman of South
Ca-olrna has teIeg:arhed The ". Y.
Herald that Hampton is elected by
l5O6 majority and TiIden by about
| 900 less.
The democrates exert their fullest
force in Anderson, Abbeyviile, Else-
vile and Barnwell. GeorgianS are
charged with voting in South Caolina.
III latest returns from Florida, via
Louisville, give tie Stale 10 the DEM
ocrals by 1888. Republicans set this
off with 6S5S, leaving net democrat
&c majority Of 1925.
The latest from South Carolina
gives Hampton 1918. Tiidens Eiec
tors run 7l2 behind the State ricSe'.
The counties of Sonrh Carolina
heretofore reported M. fficial. now of
ticial. give 1874 to Wade Hampton.
TiIden'S majority may fall 900 or 800
below this, but it is certain TO be over
/ 1000.
Official and unofficial reported re-
turGs from IL countries tf Louisiana,
including New Orleans, give 2 demo
cratic majnrity of 5fl7, gain of
I 6505. Democrats claim the State by
5000.
After balancing The counties which
have gone republican in Florida,
against those which have gone demo
cratic, the letter party wins by 292
votes. with 16 democratic counties 10
! hear from.
A number of New Orleans mer
chants have telegraphed the ". Y.
HrraLd that KeIIogg's and Packard;
dispatches are false. The two par
ishes, La Fourche and Camelon, give
Tilden sufficient majority TO run his
count mp To 5000.
|. q. Thompson, chairman of the
democratic executive committee, Of
Ohio, says that rumors that Hayes is
elected are without foundation end
sre conspiracy to usurp the Gov
ernment. They are anarchy; they are
revelation. Til1pn is elected by a
majority of over 100000 popular
votes. The ballot box should be re-
spected.
The following dispatch to the Char
lesion Ne,os" and" Courier" will
explain iIse F.:
COLUMBIA, Nov. live have heard
from our committees in each county
ofthe Sta:e-In all 32-wirtI accurate
reports. of votes cast. We carry IS
counties for the Safe ticket and 10
for the legislative and couaty tikers.
The vote for governor is the only one
for which we have full returns. The
democratic majority for governor is
about 1920. The balance Of the
Safe ticket and Presidentiql ticket
have a smaller vote. The exact diff
ference is not yet asce-tained, bui we
! think all are elected. The legislature
has l2f members in the House and SO
in the senate We have elected 64
members OF the "a use and 10 of the
Senate, majority of one on JOINT bal
let. WADE HAMPTON.
Louisiana.