Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-13
Governor TiIaen's Movements.

Governor 'Eilden'H Movements.
Governor Tlen spent the forenoon Vi
Friday st his house on Creamery square. lie
received few visitors, because lie was tired, and
when he got through with ianeh he took i turn
around to the democrat headquarters st the
Everett House. They have given nc, said
the Governor, "A pretty large popular major-
tg, something over quarter o. a million.
Governor 1itden WAS dressed 10 suit 0l
dark cl,thca aud wcro silk IEai. He GeQar
seemed to The writer 10 liner health and spirits.
| tIuoh conversation w.s go;ns ~ AROUND the
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"l'i tell YOU whsi ! lAak, said MAJOR J.
llaggerly 10 judge h!orlis, of Brooklyn.
"Ihsro is one Elan il the United States Senate
belonging t5 the republican party who will not
consent TO Ibis outrage Of counting IN Louis
aus, and ,hat uian il Senator ConkIins. lie
stands" exclaimed the Major, growing eIo-
aueal With the cub Jet, ION the mountain tops,
ADORE tie niis ard fcg5 OF party, scd he
views tie situation from DatIio;5' standpoint.
Judge Morris SAID 1--WE will submit to a
s.ca; deal but If the republicans mean to count
us out By fraud don't think re can stand it,
Judge Morris vas counsel for Mol3n ana TX.
Ton in the peecher trial
I'VE H." said C0rcrnor is;;, ,.5aa. 5E 70
The Herald man, "Ih: irsy zaa!ots o! tie re-
publican party may attempt TO cJunt HE cat,
but don't thipk the better class ofrcpuhl,cans
vii! permit it. 1t would ha bad precedent to
! set.
Co!unul Pclton, the t'oTern0. : nephew, n.s
busy receiving visitors. Senator Randolph, OF
New Jersey, came in aHl said, South Carols.
ma has cone democratic, but (thi5 with bitter
tro8n) they will cOurt Us cut It they ca2.
MIR. .Aleernou SuVao strobe III also, :ni
asked Tor the news from to!oncl Pel;on. The
Colonel had nothing more 10 give than what
the Telegram brought w. but Alr. Sullivan
said he thought The ltctnrblDg Board IL New
Orleans vas beat on fraud.
Governor 1illen kept his seat IN ;roit o!' the
widow Of ;ha Everett house outside vi whlch
great erowi oi people had collected stariOg
wildly into the knlei.
ut is strange" said tie ,i0YcrnOr, how |
get misrcprsseutad. come across Interviews
supposed to take place with ne that really
never occurred There, lur instance, is one
this morning iu which an made to sly hat
believe that that paper mentioning a certain
journal) is the greatest paper IN America and
tllat my election is attributable tn il. That in
tervicW ncve: took place.
Governor riiIen SSH, l1suulng the cou:crs:.
ton in earnest accents, II io not think con-
si.iering that have received sucl eonsilcra.
bic popular majority vote, that the republican
party will attempt to parpat!ae fraud.
:. Smith Twcad Of Citation, d:--"it is very
c!ose, but we have carried the ljaion honestly,
aud that is The whole thing in uutshel!-we
have carried it honestly"
Mr.. August Belmont, Mr.. Edward Cooper,
son CT Mr.. Peter Cooper, aud General George
Il. Mcclellan dropped in aad departed after a
few minutes stay.
II am cot apprehcnSiyc Of the result, con
tinuca Governor i'iIden IN his talk with the
Herald reporter. The popular msjority must
have its effect 10 the way Of counterac.lng any
attempt at upsetlng the honest results OF the
election. BE satisfied With the reflection that
the people are TOO patriotic, too Intelligent, too
seI.poised to allow anything perilous to be done
-aDythiug that may disturb or destroy our PC.
culiar form of government. Don't be alarmed. y
later On the Herald reporter called at the
Governor residence in Gramcrcy Park. There
was NO crowd 10 front Of the dwelling as oG the
night OF the election and The enc subsequent
thereto. The Governor sat 10 the back parlor,
and Clarkson N. Potter, Abrams. Hewitt and
other prominent and active men 10 the demo
cratic ranks called upon him. lie was in eEceI.
lent spirits and confident that the upshot wonId
mako the democratic party victorious.
Tho night previous the Governor was up tiil
midnight. Then he vent to bed, and II slept
like toI, said he. His appearance indicated
that uoIlkc the rest OF the politicians who had
called 10 see bin, biz mind wag easy. TO.
night, said he, II shall retire at twelve, aud
30 returns shall come between me and Sleep"
and as he spoke these words he smiled. ~.
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