Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-09
VERY LATEST.

Especial Dispatch TO the Tribune.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-1:3J a. H.
There Is the widest enthusiasm at
the Republican headquarters. The
giving up OF South Carolina By the
Associated Press leaves the result
with Florida the same Us last night.
The dispatch from the secretary OF
the state Republican Committee at
jacksonville, is put against that re-
ceived at Democratic headquarters
from their candidate for governor.
claiming the state by about 1000. The
anxiety Is not whit abaied.
The Democrats had planned a
grand serenade for Tillen to- night,
but show their uncertainty and wis
dom by a postponement.
PROM GOV. KELLOGG.
Gov. Kellogg sends the following
to the Times from New Orleans:
We have carried the state beyond
reasonable doubt. Returns come
slow, with large gains everywhere
except In five bull dogged" RepubIi-
can parishes. w. p KELLOGG.
MORE GOOD NEWS.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Tribune.l
NEw YORK, Nov. 8.-The following
IL just received:
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov.8-John c.
Reid, New York Times: The Rrpub-
leans will elect four electors anil two
congressman and the entire state
ticket. PETER JONES,
Secretary Campaign COMMITTEES.
Also this from San Francisco:
The state is Republican beyond u
doubt. We gain two congressman.
ALEX q. ABELL,
Chairman State Committee.
The ri es' own correspondent ut
Columbia. s. c., telegraphs:
No doubt about this state. Hayes
has 1000 to 10000 majority. The
South Carolina Associated Press
dispatches are run in Tilden's inter-
est
The excitement here is Intense.
A CHANGE OF OPINION.
Especial Dispatch to the Tribunc.l
NEW YoRK. Nov. SIS p. m.-Twelve
hours have wrought u radical change
OF belief In this city. The Democrats
went home last night, such OF them
as went home at all, wet, but jubiIant
The Re ublicans west home wet, but
not jubilant. This morning all alike
awoke to doubt AMI uncertainty. The
wild dispatches which caused tumnlts
at Tammany late Tuesday were sue
ceeded by more reasonable ones car
ly Wednesday. All day long the ex-
citement has been ut fever heat.
Newspaper Row. by reason OF its bull
letins, has been the display ground
OF "a most uncommon interest. Thou
sands OF Threats must be suffering
seriously from arseness. yet never
for half-hour, with no exceptions
for meal times, has the crowd dis
persed or the cheering ceased. Til
den's party made the noise last night.
as it has throughout the campaign.
To-day. il was the turn OF the Hayes
party. and right well il was improved
when the Times put its figures at
o'clock, showing the probable cleo
ton OF Hayes, seconded by the spec
ials from Florida and South Carolinr.
Then followed a remarkable scene.
The hundreds Of men denseIy packed
into the space around the franklin
statue gave round after round OF
cheers for Hayes and Wheeler, till
the tell tower was well nigh shaken
with the reverberations, while from
his calm height the printer philOso-
pher looked down benignantly upon
the hat tossing. wildly shouting mass,
whose enthusiasm has since given
few signs OF abatement. 1t was
scarcely to be believed that there
were Republicans enough in this
Democratic haven to raise so deafen-
ing a cheer.
THE PACIFIC.
! OREGON.
SAN Francisco, Nov. midnight