The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-15
Florida Certainly Republican
South Carolina Gone .ftorIHayes
WISCONSIN, aooRsAc
HURRAm FOR HAYES.

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be relied upon have been received fron
any Of the counties tonight but all thu
scattering returns9 which have come L
hand show that the Republicans have TN
dsss:'i@i.sa tSs;: raIhfts 'heN e'ed
MYSTERIOUS DrsAHgEAgAYcR OF .B41Lo1
hoSes,ihu F3biu
Hamilton county, as far, as has been
heard from, isSthe only Que iih Switch
there waa any dispute about the canvas
In this countyeEbieh fightfrlly7 belong.
to the Republicans, and which 4 |.
thought was carried by them, the Demo
cratS Immediately after Rthe election
claimed 4 majority OF 29l. Since then
the ballot boxes and all legal evidences
OF the result have mysteFiously disap.
peared, and OF course the managers OF The
election were unable TO make any can.
vass. The Democrats still insist, however,
that they have carried the county by the
above figures and demand that they 6e re.
turned as the resaltof the election. lQ
course the rnanaserS refuse 70 do's0s and
an appeal is asked from their refusal to
canvass the county vote. Application il
TO be made TO the Circuit Judge for a
writ OF mandamus, and the Democratic
State Committee has sept lawyer there
todrawtthe necessary papers and make
such an application ft'tKe Judge re.
fuses TO grant a mandamus there is no
further appeal, except on quo warrento
as to why the officers who claim to be
elected shall not take their seats. The
State Board oil ,Canyassers has no power
10 act upon q poll which is not before
them. Regarding vacancies in the Board
Of Presidential Electors, the State laws
OF 1916 provide that all vacancies in the
Board OF Electors are 10 be filled by the
tremeining electors, on the day preYipustd n
thatfixed Tor voting FOR President. ''1'''
One feature Of the contest here which
excites great deal Of interest is the
difference between the vote cast for Til.
den and that for the Democratic candi.
da:e for Governor, The Democrats claim
that The difference 'cohld not be very
great. Official returns already received,
however, show that it is SO great that
even il Drew has carried the State by a.
small majority, as is claimed by the Dem
ocrats, Tilden will be defeated by at least
four thousand votes. This, it will be re-
membered, il calculating from Democrat
|icsfgurea InSumter county Tildeh falls
behind Drew II votes, in Duval county
81, in Leon county IA, in Jackson county
43, in Nassau 90, in Franklin l3, and in
Orange county 81 votes, or 20S votes 10
seven counties. 9 gAt'this taie hei would be
defeated even II the Democratic State
ticket was elected BY the highestmaiority
claimed FOR Il. Tie excitement has
greatly increased here during the past %
hours.
Gen. Ruger arrived this afternoon and
took command 'ofthe troops.
Prominent Democrats are pouring into
theStste from all paEls Of the SouthS Sand
number from the North are hourly e1.
pected. ~ ~ "
SLaterdispatches state that the Demo
erats have produced retutnsin Hamilton
c6uhty, and that the county board have
COMMENCED 70 canvass them. It will rest
with The State hoard to throw utthe r.
turns II frauds can be proved against The
other party. A@
b srrIDEs BEHIND 1900 yorEs.-
NEW YoRK, November 14-The 7fmes
dispatch from Columbia, s. c., signed Z. |
CasS Carpenter, collector, says: There |
turns from 20 counties shoE that Tilden |
runs behind Hampton $500 votes.rgi
DECISIVE IF rRUE-Bur THAT'S THE Run.
The Heraa's Washington special says; |
II Is said at Democratic headquarters |
here that by blunder in printing Tie |
Republican electoral ticket Of Wisconsin |
only nine Republican electors have been |
chosen out OF ten from that State, and
that a q consequence the highest, ,candi-
date on the Democratic ticket Is also
elected, giving yTildeh the requisite ma.
jority of ls5 votes regardless Of what
maybe theresult Of the elections nthet
three disputed Southern States. 80 sstels5I 7
WHAT HAMPTON SAYS, ..,.-.-...'-t -. -.
: NEw YORK, November 14,-A special
dispatch to the World from Columbia,
s. G, says: Capt. Coibin, with two com:
panies, has been ordered TO return"tol
Aiken fot tthwith. The order came from
the'P President, based on an urgent appeal 7
from United States District Attorney
Corbin. -
Gen. Hampton says he has reports
from the managers OF election in every
precinct OF the State, and is certain. OF
bis election by |; 400 maj iofiy He knoks
but little concerning the Presidential re.
suit, but does not eoncede the State to |
Hayes. I-9LH IvS ~ A's
PNcaBAcK TO THE HERALD.
New YoRK, November l4.--P. B. S.
Pinchback telegr6phs from New Orleans
Is follovs:;. sio 2 ta.ssq tts bor'iiES
II Editors Herald - izaG 5ss ifsssr1
Official returns come In slowly, but
enough Is known 10 warrant the belief
that Hayes has carried the State on a
fair count. -
United States Marshal Wallace sepdal
The following dispatch % lie Hppia,
from! 6hatleiton, 81 q saBAaA asa
Returns from all the counties give, the
State 70 Hayes aud Hampton, bat the of.
fcialcount viii eject Haysa tnR7@a1
n EYwnSFINGssrAlr.us.S
COLUMBIA 81 %, November 14.-A
motion has been made BY. the Demo- |,
counsel before % full, bench Of the su.
preme Court praying that 4 writ Of pro.
hibition and mandamus b, granted, re,
straining the BOARD Of State CSnyasscrs
from exercising their Judicial, functions
In the election Of Electors, members OF
the Legislature, members Of Congress,
and County Solicitor, and con6uing them
10 ministerial functions and restraining
Dunn, CardozA and Hayne, candidates for
the Offices Of Comptroller, Treasurer and
Of State, and dsnomfnees for re-
election to these offices, from sitting as
Judges OF their own election. The court
Issued . rule requiring the Board Of Can
vaSsers 10 answer on Thursday why Writs
should not be isued. The Board Of Can
yassers had decided themselves that they
had no Jurisdiction over the election ot't