Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-26

ing should so to tha Supreme Court
the canvass will begin on Monday or
Tuesday, but if an appeal is made be-
| fore the canvass VIII probably run up
to the 5th of December, no matter
when it Is opened.
Tine Newspapers Protest.
New ORLEANS, Nov. III.
The representatives OF the leading
newspapers in the country had a meet
ing last night and adopted resolutions
for presentation to the Returning
Board to day. They say that they
could not properly represent 10 their
papers the proceedings OF the State
Board Of CanvasserS so fraught with
national Importance and interest un
less admitted to the daily sessions.
This request was refused by the board
for the reasons already given.
Tiadem's Majority in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a.
The official vote Of this Safe for Pres
ilent is as follows: Tilden, 202, 6S7;
Hayes, l44,39S; Cooper, 3,498; Til
denis majority over Hayes, 5S,2Sg and
I'VE Hayes and Cooper, 5d,79l.
Opinion Of Governor Hendricks.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
Another reporter SAYS Governor
Hendricks, Governor Tiiden. ex Gov
ernor Curtin, Hon. Abram S. Hewitt
and wife and Mr.. Hendricks dined
with Hon. Peter Cooper o.night. Gov.
Hendricks leaves for home to morrow.
The following statement was made by
Governor Hendricks: He did not
come here for the purpose of holdinga
conference. He states thai he is sc per
fectiy convinced that the feelingof the
honest men throughout the country Is
so general that Tilden is elected and the
sense of justice Of the country ire
spective of party il so strong tina the
corrupt canvassing boards of the South
will not dare set public opinion at de-
tempt they will fail in their purposes.
Am Inevitable Conflict.
New York. Nov. Is.
The Times in an editorial saws an
inevitable conflict of authority between
the State officers OF South Carolina and
he Supreme CourtI IS certain.
Mnnton Marble Claims Florida for
Tilden.
A Hc1did'S Tallahassee special SAYS
Manfon Marble denies positively that
he conceded the State to Hayes in a
conversation with Steal1Is. On the
contrary he is perfectly sure that the
Democrats have carried the State. The
Democrats here are in receipt of scores
nf kilograms from all parties OF TIE
North and West urging them to stand
firm and declaring that they shall be
backed to the very utmost. The West
especially seems 10 be excited.
Governors Tiiden and Hendricks
or the Situation.
NEW YORK. Nov. "a.
A Tribune reporter says, in bis inter
view with Governor Tilden last even
ing, Governor Hendricks said public
sentiment in the Western States in re
gard to the election was so strong that
he was compelled to come East TO as
certain the condition Of public fet ling
here. He expressed his admiration at
the conduct of the Southern Democrats
who without the least manifestation Of
turbnlance had appealed everywhere
to the courts and was glad, both in the
West and on his journey hitherward,
to notice a disposition of all parties to
have matters aInicably and lawfully
settled. He felt that their cause was
just and would ultimately triumph by
the will of the American people. Gov
ernor Tilden fully concurred with all
Of Governor Hendricks remarks, and
there appears to be q perfect accord of
ideas in regard to the questions Of the
hour. While there seemed to be a
lack of confidence in the doings Of the
Returning Board in the South, no dis
position was manifested on the part of
- t,A ~ .y~ 80, ., FN,l,Jn., L.e Hand ri.Iys
to enter upon any decided plan OF
action.
Death of Commodore shirley.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 25.
a telegram from Columbus, Ohio,
announces the death, on the train yes
terday, OF Commodore Paul Shirley, of
the United States navy. His remains
will he taken to Nashville for inter
iment.
Proceedings of the Louisiana Re-
turning BOARD.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.
A Posts special says the New Or
leans Returning Board has considered
the electoral vote OF twenty parishes
and Hayes majority nearly balances
that in this city.
United States District Attorney.
COLUMBIA, Nov. Is.
United STATES District Attorney Cor
bin, counsel for the Board of Can
vassers. disclaimed any intention OF
contempt and asked until Monday to
satisfy the Court, which was granted.
The Court is now occupied with the
argument on the electoral vote.
The south Carolina Car vassinx
BOARD Committed to Jail.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 25.
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