The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
Delegations of Prominent Persons
Going SOnth.

CINCINNAT1, Hons. Stanley Mathews,
Job L. Stevenson and Ex-Gov. 4. f.
Moves left for New Orleans tonight.
LOUISVILLE, November ll-Gen. Nc
Creary and, Congressman Blackburn do
not accompany the delegation to Louisi-
ana. Those previously named, with Sen
ator Storms, A. S. Hewitt and party OF
New York Senators, Trumbull, of Hi
nois. Doolittle, of Wisconsin, and prob
ably Thurman, of Ohio, leave for New
Orleans at one o'clock Sunday morning.
The people of Louisville serenaded the
delegation tonight amid great excite
ment.
SAN Francisco, November ll.-Sena-
tor Morton is in receipt OF dispatches
from the East requesting his return, to
render assistance in common with other
prominent men of both parties in allay-
Ing the excitement over the election.
ST. LOUIS, November lin compli-
ance with an urgent request of the EX-
ecutlve Committee and other Democrats,
Senator Bogy, James o. Broadhead,
Erastus Wells and Charles Gibson, OF
this city, depart for New Orleans to.
night to be present at the counting OF
the vote of Louisiana
LOUISVILLE, November ll.-Henry D.
McHenry and Henry Watterson, OF
Kentucky, left for New Orleans last
ght. Gov McCresry. Congressman
Blackburn and Ex-Governor Palmer, of
Illinois, compose another party now
here in answer TO the call of HoL. n. 5.
Hewitt, of New York. They leave to-
night.
BALTrMeRE, November l. Governor
Carroll lett tor New Orleans tonight to
be present at the count Of the returning
board
WAsHINGAoN, November ll.-Presi-
dent Grant returned TO Washington this
afternoon. lie has requested the follow
ing prominent gentlemen 10 go to New
Orleans to inspect the counting of the
votes in Louisiana: Hon, VIM. NJ.
Evaris. Judge f. w. Sloughton, Gen.
john A. DIX, Gen. James II. Van, Sena-
tor Sherman and Hon. Stanley Mathews,
of ONO; Hon. CORTLAND Parker, of New
jersey; Senator Edmunds, OF Vermont
Gen. Ben. Harrison, of Indiana; Senator
Logan, OF Illinois; Hon. VIM. d. Kelly
and Hon. John SchGnburg, Of PeInsyl.
wanna, and Hon. John A. Kasson, OF
Iowa. These and n few Others have been
invited. ard nearly all of them nave been
heard from and have accepted.
INEIANAPoLIs, November 1.-THE
excitement is increasing, and the feeling
between the crowds on the streets is not
80 good AS heretofore. The Democrats
are firing cAnnoa and psrading in large
numbers tonight. Gen. Jno. Lane and
Senator Mcdonald lett this morning and
Hon. Geo. a. Julian left tonight for
New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, November "a. NJ.
Heating editor of the Apped,, and w. IL
Cavill, prominent Democrats, left this
evening for New Orleans, TO be present
at the counting OF the votes IN louisiana.
New YORK, November l2.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen have consented to go
to Florida TO be present at the counting Of
the votes in that state: Msnton Marble.
w. + Niblack, Senator VIM. Eaton,
Gen. w. B. Franklin, of Connecticut;
Hon. L. o. Saltonstsll, of Massachusetts,,
J. o. Brodhead. OF Missouri, j. r. Reed,
). J. Townsend and Sellars. of Pennsyl-
vanis.
ATLANTA, November l2-Ex-Gov
ernor Jos. +. Brown left tonight for
Florida, having been requested to go
there by Mr.. Hewitt