The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-18


north backing the demand of the press
IN commercial cen.ers west and east,
The people are confident fair canvass
ofthe votes by the returning board can
aad will be had.
A Washington special To the Plea.
yahe contains the information thai
cabinet members nave become alarm
ed at the impression which ia gather
ing ground, that they are losing their
ipflaens over President Graut- Ii is
authoritativeiy stated that the pre.i.
dent gave his most emphatic "Nofn
To certain propo.itions which reached
him from New Orleans. through AT
torney General Taft.
wARauTH, PINCaBacK AND PRESS on
Tux RESULT.
A New Orleans special to the st
Louis Republican says State officials
anii Federal Office holders are blue.
Warmath comedies Tilden's majority
in the State at 3.U10. not including the
i've parishes which they will throw
out.
Pinchhaek-I consider Tiiden has
gained South Carolips, as eonscieu-
tiously believe that state has gone
Democratic 10y at least 600 majority;
and as far as Tf!deu's running below
Hampton in that State goes, don't
believe it, as In that State the eolored
voters are ignorant and incapable Of
compreheuding the scratching bush
hess. Thus, If they voted for Hamp-
ton they voted the whole ticket. There
may have teen very few Intelligent
coiored men who scratched. / think
you have South Carolina.
Reporter-Wh does Packard claim
a majority in this State?
Pinehback We'll, he claims it, hut
God knows were he is going To get il,
FOR, IL the returns 81 far received are
correct, the Democrats have certainly
carried the state; aud "a ii Is, Packard
has received mere votes Iban biuIseif
OF his friends ever expected to get.
consider that he ought to feel proud
without the majority.
\ Washington d.spatch - The
Graphic says: secretary Morrill, has
sent an official dispatch to the RDth>
schiids, fiscal agents OF tile govern,
ment, To the effect that Gov. Hayes
has been elected presiden. OF the
United States. Secretary Morril bases
his opinion upon private dispatches he
Las received from Florida and LOUIS
lana, from men whom lie knows 10 be
reliable
Courier journal: The election OF
Tilden and Hendricks is assured be-
you'd doubt, and there is no likeli>
hood that the Republicans can cheat
the people of their victory by frauds
in South Carolina, Florida and Louis.
lana, which have all gone Democratic.
Chicago Post, Rep: It's well enough
to vote As you fought Int we hope
the people of this country won't fight
rs they voted Tuesday, in the next
rebellion. Ii they do, then we are
ruined. There is no doubt about that.
The st. Louis Repu biiean of Monday
18th, says: 1.-THE situation il UNI
changed, the later dispatches rather
Ioosening our hold or South Carolina
for Tiiden. We regard the vote OF
Louisiana Us sure for the right As
to what the Returning Board will 30,
we will have 10 wait week for that.
Florida seems safe, and there is yet a
living hope for Oregon"
indianapolis Journal, Rep .The
small majority by which Governor
Hsyes has been elected aud the large
and solid minority vote that opposed
him, cannot fail to have an effect
upon bis mind, and will naturally tend
to make his administi alton conserva.
tive in the best and highest sense OF
the term, studying the welfare and
looking to the Interest of ALL"
Pittsbnrg Commercial, Rep: IfTi-
den is elected, it simply means that
he has stolen the government of the
United States by means of the most
corrupt and infamous practices known
under the sun, and unless honest men
speedily unite to put AN end to this ap-
palling business, the time is not far
distant when the business will put an
end to the government of the nation.
st. Louis Times: Ii becomes simply
a qsestion whether the Radical man
ayers in the three States, Louisiana,
South Carolina and Florida, Will
dare, in the face of the protests of the
whole country, to undertake. TO de-
fraud the people of the fruits OF vie.
tory won by majority of nearly half
million OF the popular vote and of
eighteen electoral VOTES.
Philadeiphsa Times: II is just pcss
sihle that between the fraudulent MAJ
nipuiatiou of Louisiana and Florida
aud aa improbable seiia Hayes vote
from The Pacific Ststes. Hsyes may he
returned elected by ose majority; bat
the chances are certainly ten to one
that no such result can be. achieved.
We shall. therefore, patiently await
the official vote. and in the meantime
regard Samuel J. Tiiden ms the press,
dentseleet.
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