The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-25
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The Evening News reports hat Gov
ernor Hendricks had a two hours in
terviow with Governor pilden, "a
which Mr. Hewett aud number o
I Democratic Cougressmcn were pres
emit The nature OF the consultation Il
mot known, the gentlemen present be
ing retioout when questioned concern
| ing the aim and purpose OF the inter,
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Proceedings rthc Louisiana Return
Ina Hoard,
| NEW ORLEANS, November 9Th,
/ Returning Board met at 1855 a. m, all
being present For the Democrats, ap.
pearcd Messrs Palmer Trumbull,
Smith aud Julian, For the Republi.
cans My,srs StoUghtou, Hale, Van
Allen, General White and MuGrew
! The minutes having been read, GOV.
trnor Wells said after argument
| that he hal received u communication
nom the supervisor OF Natichitoohes,
stating that the names OF NO electors
had been LETT of the ticket \ report
from the supervisor was read, in which
. Ii stated Ia the Eleventh ward, the
vote Tor Hayes electors was 5d3; and
/ for rlIden'a electors l73, That It WAS
/ thought only necessary to court the
vote for Che electors at large, and the
elector for The Fourth Congressional
( district The report was from the
/ United States Supervisor,
/ Colonel Alcharie .askod whether
the returns could be corrected by out.
side testimony.
Governor Wells answered, it was
not the testimony OF outsiders, but of
the commissioners Of the election.
Col. Haeharie inquired II the state.
ncnt was ia thereturus when opened.
GOV Wells replied in the negative.
Col Lauharie asked il the Democrat.
ic counsel would be afforded an op.
porjunity TO contradict the statement,
IJwUs replied chat it could only be
oontradicted 10y The ballots themselves.
Col. Hachnrie askedii the ballots
would be sent for.
Gov, Wells said that they would tel.
egraph for Them, but that they would
not delay the consideration of the case
when Il came up,
Mr. McGain asked if the ruling OF
the board would be modified in rela.
ton 10 admitting counsel.
GOV. Wells said it would not.
Mr., DaPonte, on the part OF Tn cor
respondents, presented an application
for admittauce.
Governor Wells instructed the clerl
to read the article from the Nashvill,
American Of November 10, rejecting
on the board, The same article was q
special to the Cincinnati Enquirer OF
the 18th from New Orleans. He said
in view OF this fact he could not allow
the presence Of correspondents. Mr..
DapOute urged that the whole news.
paper fraternity could not he held re-.
spOnsible for the actions OF an indi-
vidual. Governor Wells adherng to
the rule, Judge Trumbull and Mr..
Smith both condemned in strong
terms the expressions contained in
the article.
Colonel Hacharie read a communica.
ton from Colonel Burr, pressing the
election of Dr. Kennedy to fill place
on the. board.
Governor Wells said n rsimilar re.
quest had been made Thursday. He
had decided that the clerical force was
full, but II there was need to increase
ii Democratic recommendation would
be considered, but the board had not
determined to appoint DR., Kennedy.
McGloin read motion for the
amendment of the rules.
Governor Wells said. the rules would
not be changed. lie read a petition
on behalf Of citizens asking represent.
alton. Also an application on the part
Of Democratic candidates for repre-
sentation among the clerks who tabu.
late The returns. The application was
referred.
Judge Sponord asked that the day
Tor taking up the contest in East Baton
Rouge be fixed.
Governor Wells stated he would fix
Monday, II was further stated 81.
Martins would be considered to-day,
and Ouachita opened thereafter on ap.
plication.
Judge SpofIord directed an officer to
go IN search Of the returns from More
house.
me OOAru tnen went into executive
session.
Probabilities.
North winds, stationary tempera-
ture, cloudy aud possibly rainy wealth
er, attending storm center near the
gulf cantlonary signals continued at
PASSPORT and ordered for Indlanola
and Galveston.
Notice.
The injunction served upon me in
relation to occupation taxes having
been dissolved, | am no longer re-
strained in the collection Of said
taxes. Therefore, all persons In ar
rears with the state or county for 0c.
ltns li..l In