Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

ing, as 10 the Tui9iUiS IeXhFutuH DSu-
~ If Conover, tlie has this morning
unequivocaliy declared TO me, in the
presence Of Nthreek witnesses, that he
has sent1ne Telegram which did not
claim the state as certain for The re-
pubjlcals. This morning, just before,
lie telegraphed to that effect to New
York.
CHANDLER AND LOUISIANA.
Washington, Nov. 13-Secretary
Chandler says there is no foundation
Whatever for the report Telegram phed
from New Orleans to some northern
journals that he has ,elegraphed to
Governor Kellogg that Louisiana
must be counted for Hayes at all haz-
ards, aud that Kellogg has given as
surance that it will be so counted.
Secretary Chandler emphstically de-
MES that he-has Aeit her asked or re.
ceived any such assurance.
THAT VERMONT ELEcrIoN.
Montpelier, Nov 13-The disqual-
ifica,ion of Henry n. Salloce, one of
the republican electors, who is pos,
master at Bridgeport, will make no
difference m the electoral vote of the
state, as by state laws the legislature
can k!l q vacancy.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Nor. The repul-
iicans state they have information
that Eas, Baton Rouge has gone re-
pnblic.l by 800 majority; democrats
claimed II by 600 Tables published
iup to Saturday night, and city vote
was put down 9,7o0 majority for
democrats. Official count shows l0,-
600 majority for Tilden. Additional
returns from parishes do not materi-
ally change results as telegraphed
Saturday. OF the votes polled the
democrats appear to have about s.
loco majority. Republicans however,
still Claim they have carried the state
and that Packard will be the next
governor.
New o leans, Nov. l3-The dem
ocratiG committee have comeplete re-
turns, made up from the duplicate
distr.cts Of supervisors, showing Til
den's majority in the state at s,le7,
by w!nen majority they claim they
1 have. carried the state. Returns show
Nlci,ois majority yearly 5000. This
Jcty is very quiet; polititions arc anx
uu9ls waiting the action Of the re.
turning board, which by law is re
lqnifed u meet ten days after election
E1lon l., @ G. Lavier, OF NJ ssiss,ppi,
! l-els., Ia & WAhh-lin, al Gfeuatlay,
! the foF'f,wtdg dispatch Reports OF
!. .,tlic Al returns, sigued by Consrs anc
! supsrv isors, show clear majority fol
4 lAldtn OF ,oSi La several 4n.tance.
tine republican officers refused to sig,
lretu ns. From few republican par
i-hes no report OF lie official coun
has bcen reeeiyed 2ln three, repub
Iilcan tgnres are adopted in the above
estimate. The republicans claim tha
returns IRON these parishes may b.
~ t4st-+s4ss+sa as.a pat 9
as to give a. republlcsn majority o
f about I,5O0.
Two thousand people Of New Or
leans, though profoundly agitated ar
quiet, and there is not the slightes
, purpose to disturb the public peace
; The proposition to place the count
ing of vote under the supervision Q
honorable men OF both parties from
distsnce, meets the cordial concur
i renee Of the entire community. Th
/, sending Of troops here is regarded =
I a promise and guarantee of suppoI
]. TO the returning board in the actio
! il is expectedydtak VI II an1 Al
j derson are the principles of the r.
: turning board; TIVE eelefed person
oae OF them without education, bein
with them; they are the same person
who acted in 1914, and whose frauG
!, ulent returns oecssioned the invasio
: sf the Legislature by Gen. Shertda
: and were set aside by the congressio'
: al cemm,,te Of which VIM. A. Whee
7 er WAS member after Sherids
= had expelled !: certain membe
: Of the Lousian. Legislature, Wei
! was rewarded By being made surve.
= = or OF the port Of New Orleans, Al
! Anderson had member of his fam
: lr p painted 4tn the military =na :
academy. Kellogg and Packarsf~a
universally bei,eved to be concern'
}. in the corrupt order Of Duaell, Al
Of the seizure of the capitol in Isl
q, and also-in the invasion Of the oAr
at tol in 187A Kellogg, Paokar
le Wells aud Anderson stand condemn
ms infamous, aud nothing but mistrt
and dlscredit attaches to what tn
,e say or do, and what they touch tn
At cottaminate. These men have be
N encouraged and maintained in
N course Of conduct contrary to t
constitution and laws, and dangero
to the liberties Of the people.
Il ORDERS II, the arynv ~ 'HfurantSf