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

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erponenis, that he wouI,. run behins
hi ticket. tut figures show only
slight difference between the votes fol
Hayes aud Packard.
WILsINoToN, y. c ,Sovemhs IL
The Democratic msjarity iu thi.
State probably ranges nom lI,G01 "a
i3,ND. There Is 10 change ia the
congressional delegation.
! NEW YORK, November lI.-A dis
patch was received 1T the Democratic
headquarters To day from Lake City,
Florida, saying that eighteen counties
gave Democratic majority of 5.5l3.
a;'fs thar rine counties gave Rep.s,-
!ie;;a majority Of 6,s67. The remaining
nine counties 10 he heard from, gave :
Democratic majority ia 1874 of ,sos.
LouIsvil...e. KY. November IL
The chairman of the Democratic State
executive committee At Monteeetlo,
Florida, says the most esreiui estimates
on tae figures Of 1874 IN counties not
heard from, aud Tire returns ACTUALLY
in, show a Democratic maj0rity surely.
The counties net heard from are sIi
Democratic, and viii give large gains.
The majority cannot fall short nf ] ,2gl.
JAcKsoAviLIE, Novcmber iI.-Dfs-
taut counties IN this State are still 10
be officially heard from. In regard 10
;h.. ele tion results, ap to this time,
they esln oaiy be estimated, as there
are no facilities for telegraph eon.mu-
nIeati8u with them.
~AS FRANCISCO, Cal November 10 -
senator Morton states to-day that he
w:.t aut return to the East until the
conclusion of the investigation of the
chinese question, in which he Is en-
gagged here. lie endorsed the wisdom
nf iaa proposition to obtain the pres
enSe of prominent aad trusted mem
ueT~ of i'aih parties 10 assis; ia aiisy-
ing tite present. xeitsmeut and feeling
10 regard 10 the South, but expresses
the heiief that no serious enmplica- !
ticns viii ensne, although this situation
calls for prudent action.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-Ciov-
ernor Randolph lef; to-day tnroute for
S-@ Orleans.
The Herald says of GRANTS order
''He used words words " hich are nne,.t |
= onnfable to him, ard ~hici, accE. /!
fately express the Thoughts of all pat /
riotic men. General Grant has done !
many wise acts. but tb;s is the hest act 1
of his lIfe and will da much good = a /
measure. The public of both sides aud
the nation Will thank him for his /
Timely and patriotic words >"
President Grant returaed ro Wash /
iagton this afternoon. lie has re quest /
ed the follosIug prominent gentlemen /
to proceed Ia y ew Orleans To assist in /
counting votes in Lsnisisna: William !
Evarts, +. w. Hoagton, General J. ~ !
Dix, General james IL. Vansllen, OF /.
New York, General Sherman and /
Stanley Mathews, of Ohio Couriland /
Parker. Of New Jersey Senator Ell !
mGnds, of Vermont, j. Harrison, of
Indiana, Senator Logan, of Illinois,
Hon. J. Sehronberg, of peDnsylvania,
and Hon. John a. kassoD have been
Invited. Nearly all of them have been
heard from and have accepted.
BosToN, Mass, November 1.-THE
Traveller says Charles Francis Adams
has started for The South.
ISpIANAPoLIs. Ind, November H.
Tilden's majority III this State is
5,424.
Good Enough.
In answer To a dispatch from Judge
Thrrmond, MIR. Cunningham, one of
the leading writers on the Giohe-D Dem
ocrat, aa'i a thoroughly reliable maD,
teiegraphs as follows:
roJ- q. rharlnond
At this bour safest bets seem TO be
Oregon, California and Wisconsin Re.
publican; South Carolina Den ocratIc,
with filden behind Hampton Flor
IDA Demoeratic; louisiana most prob
ably Democratic, but unsafe to bet on.
Uucle sammy is undoubtedly elected.
A.B. cuSSIN9nAM.