The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
Florida Democratic.


WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 8 A. M.-There
is no doubt that Florida is Democratic |
by from 1 800 to 1, 200 majority at least.
This settles the election, if Grant and
Chandler will abide by the decision
Every movement, however, of the Grant
DYNASTY indicates that no stone will be
lett unturned to count Hayes in through
the patent process know as the Return
ing Board. Already the military under
command of General Ruger is moving
ont of South Carolina into Florida, and
their instructions are to take up quar-
tiers at Tallahassee There were reports
here that Chandler had gone to Florida
to take hand in the diabolical attempt
to set aside the will of free people. Even
however, with this great danger threat
ening the Democracy, the more sanguine
are confident that in the present temper
of the country Chandler dare not tri1e
with them as if they were lot of Next
can banditti.
No Longer in Doubt.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. II, 9 A M.-We
have no longer any doubt of the res ult.
Tilden is certainly elected.
JoHN g. THOMPSON.
Sure for TiIden.
The following dispatch was received
COLUMBIA, s. C., Nov IL, 1903 A. NJ.
Samuel Cowan. Nashville: Hampton
1900; Tilden, 500 sure. This is official.
Danger of Fraud.
The following private telegram was
raoaiuad at Nashville Tocf SATURDAY..
LIVE OAK, FLA, Nov 11.-Gennett &
Co., Nashville: Florida goes about one
thousand Democratic, but there is pros
pect of trouble and fraud by Republican
incumbents. They will force it Repub-
lican if possible. ID. II. ELLIOTT,
Gen. Agt. Atlantic s. Gulf RR.
Conceded to Tilden.
CHARLESTON, S. G. Nov. II, 10 A. NJ.
Charleston county will give $3.50 Re-
publican majority, which gives the State
to the Democrats by about 300 MAORI
ty. Ex-Congressman Bowen. the Re-
publican leader in this county, comedies
Hampton's election tonight.
The Agony Over.
NEW YORK, Nov. II, II 10 A. M-The
Herald has just bulletined the following
Senator Conover telegfaphs the Repub-
lican Executive Committee: The agony
Is over at ldSC, anu L IOTlud HIS gone
Democratic beyond doubt"
What Morrissey Says.
The following telegram was received
in this city at II As this morning: Bet
ting $1,000 to $500 on TiIden. Am con-
fdent of Tilden's success.
"JNo. MoRRIssEY s. Co."
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-President
Grant returned to Washington this after
noon. He has requested the following
prominent gentlemen to proceed to New
Orleans to inspect the counting of votes
in Louisiana: Hon. VIM. Evarts, Judge
E. w. Stoughton; Gen. John a. Dix,
Gen. James III. Van Allen of New York
Senator Sherman and Stanley Matthews
of Ohio, Hon. CORTLAND Parker of New
Jersey, Senator Edmunds of Vermont,
Gen. Ben Harrison of Indiana, Senator
Logan of Illinois, Hon. VIM. l.. Kelley,
and Hon. John Schoonberg of Pennsyl-
vania, Hon. John A. KassOn. Nearly all
of them have been heard from and have
accepted.
From the Knoxville Daily Tri-
bune, 14th.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. Is, 1920.
A. NJ. Florida has gone for Tilden by
by 200 majority. May be counted out.
Troops arriving. ID. s. WALKER,
Ex-Governor.
SAVANNAH, Nov 13.-Just received
the follOing special from GAINESVILLE,
Florida: The ballot-box OF Archer, in
this county, was stuffed with two hun
dred and eighty fraudulent votes and
counted in by the canvassers.