, 1876-11-23

washing, nj whenever they arr ntIowcd to Ic
present ITO member car tnke OF Or put on Ills
hpcctacles without meeting with objections. 1t
would be difficult to say what IA the object Of
these tactics, hut II is more than likely that
thcsc attorneys recognize tho fnct that they wifi
never again have such an opportunity to make
Themselves notorious, and are determined to
make tho most oft
iIAhD MINOR QUESTION.
a communication was received by the Board
from Judge f. N. Cnl1otn, Independent and re-
publican candidate for Judge Of the Fifth Dis
trict Court, demanding that the votes cast for
hin In the Sixth and Seventh Districts OF tic
City Of New Orleans be counted. This raises
very nice question, 40 far ns judicial md parish
officers aro concerned, and tho judicial officers
arc Important from. political point Of view.
The Sixth and Seventh Districts Of Now Or
leans were fortnerly Jefferson City and
Carrollton, and were part of the Parish
OF Jefferson, but, by legislative enact
mcnt, werc annexed to tho City Of
New Orleans, and, Judge Cullom claims,
to the Parish Of Orleans. Tho Republican
tfckcts for these distrcts wore Nil printed With
the full city. par!ah, ard judicial nominations
thereon, and were voted that way. The Demo-
cratic ticket, on tho contrary, did not contain
these officers. II the Board should decide
theso 10 pe lceal Totes, 1t Is probable the entire
hepno''ean pafochsal md judicial ticket Is
elected.
ouIs1nFhs'
:, Ahe ooalo raeialy insists on excluding from
!ts Foons "'liio ttahsacttng busitless everybody
but distinguished strangers. A subordinate
sent letter to cx-Gov. WickliiEc grant
Ing request from him to DO pres
cnt at tho attting, but this morning,
WIZ "ne' .'o uo'e1hol sho"ea alsposition to re-
A'las',' "e ""a polte4y 5caueated to withdraw,
""s!,' h1scF ~ asR'oe permission TO iie protest.
no u'u' 4nete "cfo rumors on tlle street OF
propoeea auel IN consequence Of the nilair, hut
they conla not be tfnccl to reliable source.
DLuNpHns.
Tic Democrats arc taking d great tleal Of
comfort out of the alleged fact thut some Of tho
IInyes Electors wcrc left oil the Republican
tickets through tho trcacl,cry Of the negro
Senator Allalrc, but the returns already
cuuntcsl disclose somu errors on their
own side Of like nature. In tho Parish
Of Cata1loula, canyasscd yesterday, among tho
Democratic Electors 81 votes were found ~,
W. Floyd King" bogus name, instead Ut. " n.
G. Cobb" In tho Parish Of st. James, also
ca1'vasscd yesterday, wAere tayo put tho IT,
dcn vote In tho foregoing tnb1c rs 070. i've Of
the Electors received votes running from OIL TO
Oh. There is very little difference between tho
vote Tor Hayes anl Tor Packard, ant1 the propo-
stion first nndo by r. 3. 8, Pinchback md
seconded by tho correspondent OF tho Ctuclr-
natl Commtrcial, aside from being unlawful,
is impossible. II the nllcged trcachcry of Al
lairc should prove to be true, Packard would
havc somo more votes than tho Republican
Presidential Electors.
DEMOCRATS roT 5un1LANT.
The Democrats arc very much depressed to-
night over the news from South Carolina. No
words arc strong enough to express their alb
horrcnce Of tho action of tho Canvasslng Board
there.
THE BOARDS fAooEED1N0s.
10 tbs Hestsrn Associated Prxas.
New ORLEANS, Ln., Nuy. 22.-Inmcdjatc1y