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The RESULT.

THE HEEhLn, in the face OF the
deciaratio as Of such intensely R-pu5-
licsn papers as the 1ster- Occa,,, the ysla5e-
De'aocrgf the Cincinnati Commercial and
the Indianapolis Journal, aud confronted
as 1t is with the admission Of Rutherford
b. Hayes, that he aud his party have
met with defeat, cannot abate loP a
single moment its implicit belief in
tho election aud ultimate Inauguration
Of Samuel j. Tilden as president Of the
United States Political PHILOSOPHERS
may assign as many reasons as they
please for this momentous change ia the
affairs Of this republic. the Sou,Aeruer,
overwhelmed aud staggered at the relli-
kstion OF his fondest hopes, nlay yet
fear to give himself up TO that
exultant JOY that wells lip in his heart
and Will not down at his bidding.
hut in the presence of the
Hood tide of private and official teie-
grams, confirmed and fortified 90 every
sue oy the most guarded Judgnle Mt OF
Republican and Democratic joernaIs-
TEE HERACD must again repeat its deiib-
crate avowal that Governor Tilden has
been elected President of these United
States.
This young Republic of the West,
born in conflict, and nursed in tears,
in this grand Centennial year of its ex
istenee, by the VIII of millions of free
men, has hurled from place and IRON
power thet party whose leaders have
sought TO degrade and snslaye it.
We have fought the good fight, we
have kept the faith as became Demo
Gratis loyal and true. and hence-forth
there is laid up for us the giories of a
purer, nobler and more exalted govern
ment
Up, ur Columbia. clap your hands your
muuEnIuE tiIne is Ger,
Your night Of gioon "a sarrowing slRl
cotn~ again no More,
For Goi. who chssteaet our fair land, has
rolled the sIOb- s.N ay.
And SET The suuburst Ia the sisy which
brings TIE endless da5
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as was alleged, for prolonged and re
peatei thefts Of cattle. No man or set
of men believe they were killed for 20
litical reasons Their murderers are
utterly unknown 4 short time after
this killing in this same county. a
white mat, eputed to he a Repu lliean,
WAS called 10 his door ard shot. Who
his murderers werS, or why they thus
assas=inated him, has never been aseer-
tanned
The press Of Texas. esp rcially
Tng DAIIAs uEHsit, condemned n the
strongest terms the I<;llias Of these
mea. aud impIorcd the executive Of
Texas aad the people Of that far oil and
thinly inhibited county. 20 ferret Gu,
aud punish the mnrdesers. The pebl;o
sentiment Of Texans eyerywbole. alt
over the state, condemned this crime,
and demanded through an ousspoken
press, that thieves. white and black. be
tried by courts and not shot down as
these men we're said to have been shot
We say to Mr. Plat,, that Union men,
Republicans, Old Line Wings, Demo
crats, all men, Of whatever political per-
suasion,' are welcose,. to Texas. aud
siaH and te,l be protected here No
cruelty is practiced on Union men or
knrtItliret,s and ,vn .,.t-i4a ,f,,r,, 49,. l.
al. earncstness, and in an good faith 20
make their homes with us THE lIERalp
does not deem it necessary 20 refut. slle
Statement made 10y judy Norton that
he is the only Republican editor IN
Texas
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WADE HAMPTON, GOVERNOR or SOUTH
CARnliNA

This distinguished SoutherneF. Who
in Tuesdays battle shivered into atoms
the tcttcrs that have bound the gallant
Palmetto State, was born at Columbia,
in South Carolina. in 1915. aud is
consequently in his fifty-sixth year.
lie is the grandson Of Wade Hampton,
who served under Marion aud Sumpter
durins the revolutionary war, aud who,
as brisadier general, was superseded in
command 80 New Orleans. IN 1872. by
General Wilkinson. lie was promoted
"a a Major Gcuerllship in lSl3. and
commanded an army on lake Cham.
plain Az his death he was conceded
70 be the wealtbiest planter in the Uni
ted States, and was the owner of more
than three thousand slaves. Our Wade
Hampton. on Tuesday elected Governor
Of his native State graduated At she
university of South Carolina. studied
law, was ,uccsssivcly member of the
house and senate in the State Legi.la-
turs
At the commencement Of the civil war
be entered the Confederate service
and commanded the Hampton legion
OF cavalry az the battle OF Bull Run.
where ho was wounded He was made
brigadier general. served in the Chicka-
hominy campaign. anu was again
wounded at Seven Pine. lie subse
Iuen'ly commanded cavalry force in
Northern Virginia and was again
wounded at Gettysburg In 1864. he
was made lieutenant; general and com
manded the body Of cavalry in Virginia.
lie was afterwards sent to South Caro-
lima, and in February. 1865, commanded
the rear guard Of the Confederate army
at Columbia.
Our readers are familiar with the
celebrated and somewhat acrimonious
correspondence between General Sher-
man audGovernor Hampton respecting
the destruction of Columbia Since
the. e.war Hampton has quietly resided
on his plantation, aud was forced from
his retirement by the overwhelming
and imPerious wish OF his people Hi.
canvass was the most enthusiasts and
intensely, interesting ever known in
South Carolina, and eliminated ON
Tuesday in the overthrow Of Radicalism
In this great eonnonwealth-
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ELECTORAL VOTE OF SOUTH CARO-

Under Vermont Corbin's Constitu-
ton of South Carolina, the electors are
to be elected by general ticket, The
commissioners of election are to certify
the statement Of votes given for elec.
tors in each county The board OF
State canvsssers are to meet at the of
fee Of ihe Secretary Of State, on or be
fore the i0th Of November. ard to can
vass the certified statement OF all the
votes, and determining and certifying
the persons elected. The Secretary OF
State IS to deliver under seal, the cerfi-
fed determination of the board to each
Of the persons declared to be elected.
The Legislature assemblies on the 2Sth
of November The legislators are to
meet at Columbia on the 9TH of Deceni-
ber, at fonr o'clock p. m. TO fill all
places by ballot, and bs plurality of
votes, and to choose president and
secretary from their body. On the 9th
of December they are to vote by ballot.
for President ansl Vice PRESIDENT of the
United States; to make. sign and GER
tify lists Of persons voted for, and the
number of votes for each; and then, by
writing under their hands or under
the majority Of them, to appoint a per
son TO take charge of the list 50. scaled
| up. and 10 deliver the same to the
!
Presidential the Senate at Washington,
before the 81 day of January next,
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\ further inspection Of rsturus fruEa
the intorior OF the state encrurz.~ ~
Conservatives tn hope fcr q Ill lzr<-t
majority than that e-tlma;ed y~--~r-
day. Thee = no question tHzl I.a1ss--
lana has gone nemocTziac - txu o
nfteeB Thousand msioTity. i1f fs,r ~
fraudulent aud criminal ei-franch -
meat of Il iArg. uumter of Cuv-erN.-
tive vOtef-. ny Republican, -1perx a-lE-
and assistant SUPERVISORS - rrEi-rrs
ton, and the frauduient regi-tr-liun
Of Republican voter, th-re - hlrl-
doubt that tile Conservatives su1ll1
have swept the Stale by i5.t.o - ~
00D majority Even after being a.
frsudea Of tbouSsSas of vots-. hos-
ever, the triumph 10 Cou--rVafs-m :
still assured by the voice Of The Isopi-
louisiana has declared for riii~E k11
reform In no uncertain tone. IN sVite
OF the revolutionary and iAsi--- -
forts which have been made y stEss
her.
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FLORIDA.
The aepcois~ans Claim the Stasc by
One Ihousnnu McJogtsy.

The aeprsis~ans claim the state by
One Ihousnnn McIoYssy.
New YORK, November Io.-Secse-
ssry Ciantiier to- day received the fol-
lowing dispatches from Tallahassee,
Florida, signed by NJ. Marlin, chair
man Republican CanipaIgnC Coz. niistee:
Returns from t~enfy-threec counties
give the Republicans 4.5i,l majority.
The csarties yet to heir from can
not reduce this majority below j ,eo,."
.ssli qairt In the stste, 81 far ~ We
know, aifsee lsst night Tie county.
CANVASS COMPLETED in Jefferson. dssii.
son. Lsan, Gadisten bud Deyai gives
|60n Republican, msjority. large
gainn
SAVANNAH, Gs.. November 10 :
TRANSPORTATION has beeH provided ter
troops 70 pass through the city 70
Florida Advisss from Floritla say
that the stsse fss- uildenoiedly gone
Democrats by 22.sAu u,sj .rity. There
Ehaye beet ne disturbances "a far u
heard frasu
NEH YORK. Ns;ss mher I3. "a spec;ai
correspondence the Times d, Fiofii1
| teiekraphs srsm Y4tIalse6sea hat Il ths
I<o3sa nctnxiiy cast are IAirIy counter
( the Eepahliesn majority Will be from
.2tt, TO a.ve. 1; wiiI not ELL bsiou
80 votes.
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DALLAS TEXAS SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
VOL. XXIV. No. 9.

I ed IN the preparatory work OF regissrA.
tion. They have struggled against
! partisanship and injustice at TIA. hands
OF ofiicebolders of the State and Fed
erninents. They have carried on the
unequal contest against partisan Off
ciais with courage that never wav-
cred, and with a patience hich would
have been manifested by the people Of
no State In the North or West The
isws OF the Stale aud Of the United
states have been prostitufei aud per
veFted 10 perseeJte and diSfranrhi-e
them. The records OF the United
states Commissioners Office IA
this city show black lis. af
hundreds aud thousands Of periurie-
which have been employ ed TO defeat
them Of their rights. Tbs assistant
supervisors have, ia many eases, Biade
a>e o. these perjaries TO disirsnchise
citizens withou. their having az
opportunity 20 prove their iunoeeuce.
Innocent men have teeB arFaignea
charged with criminal ofieHss-. upof,
openly false afiidavits. in u foul ard
vicious conspiracy to suppress lawful
vote, and Ia CHOKE of the Voic.
Of the people. Lawfully qualified !
Conservative voters have t4en
defragded OF their rights, and large
hunters of fraudulent RepC biican |
voters have been admitted 20 the
unlawful exercise %! suffrage Is 1
partisan and unscrupalous officials in I
charge of the machinery OF election.
All these evils, and more, the CUnsaT- I
vatIvos OF Louisiana have borne Ia 4
this canvass with "A spirit OF endgr- i
1iee and fortitude which vii
= al len sl "A.
ing citizens throughout the country. 4
they have suffered these cutrays.s 1
bsayely and hopefully, because they
knew that their csnse was before the
people of the United States, and be-
"a use, conscious of the justice OF that
eause, ana confident OF their strength
hey expeetetS,o carry tteir own State
IN the face OF fraud and oppression !
The result shows that their caieula
-ions were CORRECT They have passed
through the ordeal triumphantIy. The
.rial i over, and the victory Is won.
Louisiana l. redeemed by ma
OritJ of from i0,0j0 to l5'G1G Lawful
votes, which in "A fair election would
have reached Is, 600 to 31,UOO
And now, We think, the people
have determined that these frauds
must stop. They do not expect 70 i..s
heated OF the result OF IheiE hard won
sictory. They know what that resul;
:, aud they expect To stand by H. The
kepublican ring have had the whole
= mpaign in their hands. They have
Z ught against Rn inevitable majority,
With unti.ing and interruptions ener-
"; but IN spite Of ali this, they have
cen defeated. They have stAked ali
ipon the issue, and they have lost.
The campaign is over. The limit Of
r8Id and persecution has been REACH
~. Ii is to be hoped that they are
prepared TO abide, honestly, by the
'erdici of the people.
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VERMONT.
one Demoer~ae E,ee,"rn, Vote an,

ssne Desnocrstic Electoral Vote ~ifi
Probsbsy be Cast by Vermont.
NEW YORK, November i5.-The
World has dispatch from Montpelier,
Vermont, suggesting new compliea-
ton ia the election for president. The
dispatch is as follows: Henry n Sol
lace. one of the Republican presiden-
tial electors elect, is postmaster of
Bradford, aud therefore Ineligible TO
the place To which he has been elected.
This fact raises the question whether
his Democratic opponent cannot con-
test the election and cast q vete for
Tiiden. thus deciding the national
contest
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GENERAL JoHS s. pREsroS. whose eie-
giant residence in Columbia. South Car
olina, is now occupied by Ex-Governor
Moses. aad who has probably lost as
much Is any other Southern nlaa by
the war, says the Southern people want
.liberty--not profit He pafs il this
way Nearly al would feed. as GER
tainiy should # ! were 70 pick up hard
ihood enonah to ask reimbursement for
my losses IN consequence Of taking up
arms FOR a cause ! believed right and
Just. but which had fof issobieet. never
Efheiess, the disruption os tbs very gov,
erninent ! should have to apply to--l
should feel rneaner than stealing
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THE SEAT OF WAR.
Louisiana Democratic BY Ten
Thensand-aBd SuIIen.
kellogg Plays n Bold Hand i'm
the Interest OF the Re
turning Board.
There Must be no Fraud, no Kpkiuxing OF
the vOte-The Returning Board's
Tricks Will act be Tolerated By
Either Republicans or
Democrats.

A freisu& or Su,ssr, dssati-G.e,ion
Preysiss-Ees Thou.ano Democratic
Majority.
WAsRINoToN. November l0.-'i'he
Western Union bulletins a; New Or
leans, show the returns fsom all bat
six parishes. The Democrats claim
4,G00 majority as far as heard frGm.
The six parishes 10 be heard from. ia
1874, gave Democratic ajority OF
over 4.000. The probable majority
VIII reach ID,000. All tire denlons;ra-
tons oa the stree; have ceased, aud 4
feeling Of sniIen Dissatisfaction scem.
to prevail aInong all parties.
NEW York, November ig.-The fol.
lowing bas been sent to Governors In-
eersoll, Hubbard, Robinson, Bedeil.
Cartin, Palmer, MeCreeyy, Carrnli. and
also Senators Thurman, Rayard. Ran
oolnh and Herman, anu other leading
public men in the Northern States.
Republicans aud Democrats, aud ihe
acceptance of the same warrant a full
representation at New Orleans: "Tbe
citizens at New Orleans urgently re-
quest y delegation Of prominent gen.
tieTnen TO come there q; oace, To cnun-
ell peace. You are earnestly requested
to be one Of ten or fifteen gentlemen,
all widely known, TO meet 1T louis
viiie on saturday. amt proceed directly
SOUTH or, if more cou=suisni. 10 meet.
az the st. Charles hotel, New Orleans,
on Mon's;.y. lour prompt action il
requested. This emergency npgegls TO
your patriotism =. 5. HEWITT,
ChaIrman National Democratic COMMITTEE
The Western Union Telegraph Com
psny have received tlIe following dis
patch from New Orleans: THE re-
ports circulated North of rioting here
are untrue. The ciiy and State is quiet
and business is processing as usual.p
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TwExIf-esE thousand and one ficti-
tious names were stricken off the Phil
adeli.hia registration of voters ON Dem
ocratie petitions alone, and over 1000
ON Republican petitions by the courts
previous 10 the presidential election.
The Republicans were bent on carrying
the city by wholesale fraud Over L.
Ueo fraudulent negro voters were regis
tered IN Sew Orleans, and the names OF
= majority were publishei IN the news
papers.
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FtNuSA. the new territory to be
earvs'ieut of Daeotah, will cover 1900
square raiiss--aooot Que third more area
Aen iiauois Il uiil have about 1000
ai'ss of hasieabis rivers. and although
hins isr sorih. the country is highly
hsosasls 70 vheat growing and stock
rai.io,
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ARKANSAS

Ccsgre-<lsas; Ei-erssa An the hstfts
Rock nf-Irief >tsil Ia ps.st-u.
mcas Of rrosps-
LlrrLR Rock. November M
election o. CoDgre-smso in tbs ~
trisi il sill ia d.,uet between Cr.xse.
and Mcclure, Republican Oaly ~
official vote can decide
Company {, Fo1Eteenih Uaisr1
States Infantry, ststioaed s-re. 49,
TO day ordered to New Orlesns.
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u bic isst Friday nights Address st
Plymouth Church Mr. Beecher, in
speaking Of tho sonth. said he thought
It bal behaveil with uncommon Chris
tanity--quite A. well as could have
been expected Of the North had Affairs
been rrvcrsed
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M-r of Mississippi, is we'll nigh a
Igno.al Piuchhack, u Louisiana,
uil ln 'hrro motith. proclaim his adj
tss.Da Zoo ihlt party ia two more
gHs 'brehiths Of the negroes south
u.. -aru 90 vote any ticket save the
lru1.r.tlc
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isr dis,fessing sensation known as
''see.ff'sht. which often asiifts nerv.
Gus persons ine~is rienccd in public
speAking can be relieved BY few
snita Of ether. DIR. William Pailor, Of
Montreal. says that either this remedy
Os Aminnte dose Of morphiA will re-.
move the spasm Of the rerebrsl vessels,
The ''oieai palpisation Of the heart. and
evFiate thsecnsusion and forgetfulness
With which the sufferer IL seise<i. "a
mat hetlocs not haze 10 wait for symp
,o,ns ~ rsAction TO set In 20 enable hnz
70 GA warmed up
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SOUTH CAROLINA

ss.ss s'.s- ss.ss....' "a -
Co wsseFs< Rs~~as-
CHAKI.EsION, : &. Novemeer a.
The latest revision of the rstsra> ~
the News and Courier give >.1-n
Carolina beyond AL aosos % rs-><e
aud Hsmptsa by over 80 u.4fs<zEx-
Leading Republicans eonc~a> th~ss.D
TO the Democrats by the rsturaH -
.ay they viii throw cut sesaga pu0n-
.raiio counties st,ssr~rss tAs ssaR
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eetSrs proclamation. contained in
iIF hFRAtD's dispatches Of yesterday.
y uttered 30 she language Of rnan
ADD with the spirit Of patriot II
proPeriS c-rris,i out IL will speak to ST.
i'rec Republican fraud 10 Louisiana.
and l'ii Grant into an esteem never
s'nev 1908 fslt for him BY the South.
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|H.u u..-H papers announce that
t.....aol Hon, A. Il. stephens is
...., IMPROVING and that hc will be
... 81. us. ui. seat IN Congress this
vn. 90. Vls reelected on the 7th
rI.#r. ,.rHsit.nu
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Tug "conissione OF Tweeds that
lpgA9ssf bad 90 elaborfteiy prepared
ior Tdtn's especial benefit and the de
le1'ation Of The Republican party gem
eraily win now be sadly pigeon n-holed.
The Franklin unfortunately never ar
ngSd
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"7lsa % the large apple crop 10
Nehigsn ibis tsas. new business has
eeen started. Good fruit can be bought
Fr Ten cents per busbrl, for which.
sourefi'd into Jelly. sood market is
iound Noth at home and in Europe.
Large shipments have Been made to
''fe'su markets Of tie product Of this
ran ,paastry.
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.........s = have a fine bowl Of
a.H".-. ruucn here let Us drink
ra.. uss. President, Unc!e sammy"
.h. ...a..nu h.'I.ht n smile to the
.... ur .h.u ous sturdy Democrat.
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ntorS hes stepped to the front aud
the Republican party can now cool
down like Abner Dean of Angeles
"Whea
"a chunk ~ oit red aand-tnne took MIN In
Tire abdomen,
and with u sl.kiy sort OF Saiila he curled
% on this foer
And tne subsstI tIutrif procpcdlnss Interested
min NO flofr.
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Hsrrliy Tor the people Of South Caro-
h1a the officers detailed for duty there
hrlnugri 20 the army before the war
and had 200 much soldieriy honor in
them to stocp todirty work Dog
Morrill, and clustering little Phil were
htruily kent elsewhere.
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INDIANA
s,.as, I..r.a.- ever .A- e.s..-. -

steasy fserea>. ssyer sh- o<sss<r ~
Isrssy-
ISgxAsAFOEIs, N0VembeE lo-E-
tura - seveniy-tso eu1nsie- ta
full Low 4 Demoeratic gain q sss
over the October elsefisn- Tta-- O.
he heard from gave a nes u-'2o.rals-
majority Of 5.5S2, 20 ~hich = - -
added !. .lio, the rumber of vote nilir-i
is nov ahead Of the Octsher zsAiari-s-
HIS probsble majority -sssS-
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..l9yrr J @. Brown. of Gregg coun-
6 s.s been nominated az the Demo
.calie candidate for Aoatcr in the 10th
Senatorial District. consisting OF the
omutir- ot Gregg and Smith, to I'll the
vraney accasioucd by the resignation
% Hon Ell. r. Marshall.
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-..-| r'r is oae Of the mc-t
...H ....- iu the world. THIS.
r.H. s.. rsuleudaut in the ages
..f.. .... .. up'ormsr 1ud patriot.
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I. ..r.a#H is to be kept oren
... H- ss a paying attend
.rH ."-I An extra period Of
OIL -----IN guaranteed
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y 70 calculated that live hundred and
se'eH'y--ix million spassssiihrough
'"' hands Of Louis Napoleondaring the
nghteen years Of his reign. OF this,
shsFc remains fortune of II 81. .saa in
France. aud abonit 29.oo0,0o0 in Eng
and The Uritei States, spain, ssitzer.
''nd, Italy. AIgiers. and Corsica. The
~ AEmpress and her son have, therefore.
''ll nearly eight million dollar. with
which 10 console themselves
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snsciaI "a ,,,. Hrr.In-

cftcla4 % tne hEi-ALb
PASS, Texa-, NOVenber Ii
Grand Democratic jubilee goiRg g.
Six thousand nine hundred All sfsy
men and eoys in line. Te-rh u<ht-
and csrricatares OF endless v<-s-sS-
Speaking by Distinguished or.terz.
The grandest thing ever hAi Ia Nsrth-
ern Texas. NJ. kaufman. zrzs1 m.r-
shal; J. r. Whitfield. J. l. Tsrreii a
g. wrigat Asd w ?. G'R. as-iss.ns
marshals.
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3 Feck-uIfsiaa " All irsse she Sufferer
Over .Gne Sep.rew,

l>pgeiai 20 the ~. Louis Republican,
CINCINN ATI, Sovem Der s..-The soi.
lowing Interview with Governor II ayes
was published bere this afternoon
In reply 10 u question hy cores
ponGeit he said
~ think We are defeated ia spite
of the recent good news. | am of the
opinion that the Democrats have car
ried the country and elected filden, as
u now seems he .essaEy tor the Re pub
licans to carry all the States now
set down as doubtful to se-
cure even a majority of one. / douit
think encouraging dispatches ought To
be given to the public now, because
they might n,i-lead enthusiastic
friends TO bet on the election aud lose
money. ! do heartily deprecizte such
dispatches"
: After pleasantly raliying his friends
and urging them not to be despondeni,
he said:
~ do not think II Is right to
JOKE OVER THIS MATTER.
do not care for myself; and the
party es, aud the country, too--ean
stand It I; but do care for the POOR
colored meu OF the south. ! do
be greatly disturbed by Mr..
filden's election. Trade governs IT.
self. Capitalists may just at present
say We wont lend money, but il will
only be nine days wonder hicb
Will wear away as soon IA they recover
from the clIagrin Of defeat. Bus iBess
will, think, go on as usual. d. not
think parties responsible for tina as:isl
depression. We see the ,routies they
have had Ia Germany aud Aus.r ., II
any part OF the csnrsfry safierr or re,
mains Al sfsndstiii Is viii oe
/ THE ssyufH.
"Uader the Gew regime Nofi heru
men cannot live there and will leave
aud immigrstion into those St,stes
will cease; but, ~ said before, ds
pity lie poor black men Of the s,,ati,
The result will be that the Soaillerf
| people wall practically treat the eos
siftLjunai amenulnent- us f.ssilities
shil ;nen the cviufesi nan's fate vii
tie ~orse than wAen he sa- IN sla very
siith u humhsie master t. look affei
his Interests. That is the oniy rsasos
/ fzgT.d that f.r. nave IL ~. it is. =
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-18

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