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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-11

The w. w. Fry who telegraphs from
Charleston, South Carolina, to the REG
IsTgR, that the State has certainly gone
for TILDES, is son of the late Judge
Fry, formerly of this city. After the
reception of his dispatch at this office,
its contents were corroborated by a dis
patch through the channels of the Asso
cisted Press. Notwithstanding this and
and other accumulstive evidence, Gov.
CHAMBKRLA1N, of South Carolinaa,
telegraphs North that HAYES has
carried the state by decisive majority.
OF course, no one will believe that this
is anything else than an effort to prepare
the public for the false count he and his
csrpet-bagging colleagues intend to make.
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KANSAS.

ToPELA, Novcm Der l0.--The official
vote o. every county in the State ha,
been cyuuted to-day, and the majority
for Hayes will reach $1,000, and that for
Anthony Tor Governor 25,OO0 There
are only three Democrats elected 70 the
State Senate and Twelve 70 the lower
House Not county in the State has
given Tilden g msjcrity.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, November l0.-The Re
publican State Com mittee now hsye
semi official returns from eighty-siI out
oil eighty eight counties, which show 8
net Republican gain of 623 over Barnes
majority in October, 1876, which was
6,636. If the two counties still out
should cast exactly the same vote they
did in October Hayes majority will be
1853.
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Dispatch from Business man In
Charleston 10 - Citizen Of Wheel
Ing.
&C. G,ot, Esq. of this city tee
graphed to his business house IN Char.
lestoL, 5. g., for the election news, as
soon as perfectly reliable figures could
be had. Last evening Mr.. Good re-
ceived the following reply:
CHARLEsToN,S c., Nov. 10, 6:l5P.M.
To Il. G. Good, Wheeling, W. Va.
Tilden has eight hundred majority in
the state and Hampton twelve hundred
Semi-utficial. Florida doubtful
j. S. BLAKE.
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The On sommernrd Letter.

VERsAILLEs, November l0.-TLe
Minister OF Commerce announced in the
Chamber of Deputies, this Afternoon, hat
Mr.. Washburne, the American Minister,
had declared himself satisfied Eiih IL Da
Sommersrd's disclaimer of the su.hor-
ship of the letter slsndering Tie peopis OF
the United States.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIsCo, November l0-Re-
turns from the southern districts do not
yet certainly show whether Pacheso or
Wiggerton is elected, but the chat ces
favor the former. Luttrel is probably
elected in the Third district.
There is nothing additional from Ore.
gon or Nevada.
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A NEW method that cures Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis and Consumption, DR..
J. H McLean's Cough and Lung Heal
ing Globules. As they dissolve in your
mouth, healing gss is generated and N
hailed, permeates and comes in direct
contact, will cure I hrost and Lung dis
eases. Trial boxes, by mail % cents. DR.
J. b Mclean, 2l4 Chestnut street, 81
Louis.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToS. November l0.-The entire
vote OF Massachusetts,, with the eIcep-
tion of the town Of Gosnold, is as follows:
Hayes, 1925; Tildeu, lOs,247; Rice,
l36,2s2; Adams, l05,829; Baker, I2,l27;
RIces plurality. 30.453i majority 1922
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OREGON.

SAN Francisco, November lO.-Full
returns from twenty counties IN Oregon
show a Republican majority of 1902.
There are only three counties to hear
from, two OF which will Offset each other,
and the third will give fifty Republican
majority. The accuracy of these returns
can be relied on.
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Utica Races.

UTICA, n. Y, November 10 The
race between Rarus and Great Eastern,
for purse of 81 900, to wagon, was trot-
ted here to-day over rather heavy
track. Rsrus only arrived this morning,
after being forty eight hours on the
cars. The race was won BY Great East
ern in three straight heats. Time 90
0.20 O.Al
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THE sITUATION-

S,vrEL j. TILDEN and THOMAS
HENDRICKS are certainly elect
-, President and Vice-President
,f,bs United States By fair, honest and
o,,ogsrs vote of 203 in the electoral
,,n-gs And this in spite of troops sent
,, ,bs South for The svowed purpose of
,psinr about different result. A
,Dscsl dispatch to the REGISTER
r,psd "W. W. Fry" and dated at
ro,ombiA south Carolina, declares that
State hss given HAMPTON one thousand
,,,-s hundred and eighty-eight msjority,
While TuDES has only about three hun
l.sl ,e,:." or msjority of one thousand
.,5 ,Ish.v.eight. An Associated Press
dispatch received at later hour fully
.5v55Jrates the above.
Latest returns from Florida and Loui-
,,gs s!.o make It certain that these
ss.s. have gone Democratic, the first by
.,aul 100 and the latter by about 1000
asority. These three States ensure Mr.
lLDES the 2O3 electoral votes we nave
.wavs claimed for him, and We have no
.oubt that this is the true result OF the
election.
Notwithstanding all this, the Radicals
are still yelling for HAYES. The reason
...y veil Is manifest They are wholly
Il! solely relying upon the effect of that
.o,, Infamous Of all GRANTS infamies,
yi-rlDg troops to those States, pretend
.,g that lie wants IAN honest count"
t., realy with the deliberate intent OF
1snipuIatlps the vote by force, if posi-
desc \. .o ihrow TILDEE and HEN
.NcKs out. and count HAYES and
WHgRLssin. rhIs is what be expects to
accomplish, j the Radical party is ex-
Liant in tie hope that he may be sue
,s.lQl il 81 dictionary and most un-
eon.iItutlona. srA,me.
such being the case, if he be success
m, aud Il merciiul Providence grant
.e msy be forled) what is left the
American people2 Either To demand
iaE such rebelllous, lswless and traitor
oI conduct be denounced, or tamely |
Ctuit TO the rule of the military power,
Et acknowledge themselves subjugsted.
lbs IS sll that is lett.
We most sincerely trust that the story
nav lot be substantiated. We must
o't.ei:, however, that there is every
siognd 10 believe it to be true. But
Tie or .slSe, We earnestly hope that
''sn The troops will not be able at this
G's to pervert the liberties of the
american people, and submerge the
"'paOlic into a military despotism.
hc%mon With all, we await most
Siiously further sdvices; but, under
H. circumstances. we have conf
''aee IN the patriotism of the Democratic
"0C'e Of Representatives, which has
1ea, accomplished SO much for the
o1hi'!, and if the worst comes 10 the
'Fst we have confidence in the man.
90 Of the American people.
ID the meantime we proclaim SAMUEL
'1iLDES and THOMAS A. HENDRICKs
legally and Constitutlonally elected
''aoent and Vice President OF the
V:J;sd State.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Nov. l0.-Gen. Wikof,
Chairman Of the State Committee, fur
nisbes the following information: The
90 counties of Ohio heard from up 10
noon to-day show a Republican loss Of
l62 on Barnes majority st the October
election. Indications are that Hayes
majority will be about 5000.
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NORTH CABOLINA.

RALEIGH, November l0-Additlonal
returns continue to increase the Demo-
cratic majority In the State. 1t may
reach 1900. A painful anxiety in re-
gard to the Presidential election is mani
fest here tonight among those Of both
parties
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SETTLED
South Carolina official.
Tilden and Hampton Have
Got It.

CHARLESTON, November l0.-The
Neps and Courier has just received Of
fetal adyices from the last of the counties
hitherto reported unofHcialIy, making
Hamptons majority for Governor l.494.
Tilden's majority may fall 200 or 300
behind Hampton's, but is certainly over
1000.
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CINCINNATI SPECIAL.
Judge Stallo and Henry
Stanberry Going to
Louisiana.
CIsCISSArI, November IL.

CIsCISSATI, November IL.
Special to the Register.
At this hour (midnight the advices
are favorable from both Florida and
Louisiana to Tilden's election. Grant
has ordered fourteen companies of infant
ry and battery of artillery into Louisi-
ana. We are IN receipt ofa protest from
New Orleans, signed by the leading bank
ers and merchants against the Intervention
of the military, the slgners declaring the
State is quiet, and Democratic by 5000
or 5000 majority. Both parties here are
still claiming the President, snd commit
tees of leading citizens of both parties are
leaving for Louisiana to witness the
count of the vote of that State. Judge
Stallo and Henry Stanberry, of Cincin.
natl, have been registered by. the press to
be among them. j. K. MCLEAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-11

LITTLE blood letting" Is what
,,gCu,yDHLLER bankers after. Let
',,,s,,s commence on ZACH, and see
h,s be likes It. ..s-
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Louisiana, Florida and south Carroll
ma Undoubt ed!y Democratic.

GENERAL Dem. H'p'Rs.
NEW YORK, November 10.
Returns received to day from the
South confirm the reports of last night.
We have undoubtedly decided majori-
ties in Louisiana, Florida and South
Carolina.
ISiguedl W. T. PELroS,
Chairman.
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The ELECTIONS.
WEST VIRGINIA.

PLEAsANrs COUNTY.
ST MARY's, November 9th.
Special TO the Register.
Five out Of the six districts have been
heard from, which give Wilson l22 ma
iorit5, showing q gain of ". Wilson's
majority win probably reach l3O in the
county. Mathews majority was 100.
.....r r-..- j. l.. X.
GILMER COUNTY.
WESTON, November 10.
Special to the Register.
The Democratic majority in Gilmer
county is four hundred and twenty-five.
+. A.C.
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e.. ,sgins to look rs if GRANT means to
.ss FRANK BLAIR's prophesy come
,,, .,bst he would never go cut of the
w,;,s House until he would go out feet
,-.nOst'
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, November l0-Two hun
dred and thirty-two towns give Hayes
4l.546, Tilden 3S,456, scattering SO. The
remaining three towns last March, gave
Clenev 80 and Murcy 42.
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wAsHINGToS TERRITORY.

SAy FEAxcIsco, Nov. lo.-A Portland,
Oregon, dispatch ssys returns from
Washing gton Territory indicste the cleo
ton OF Jacobs, Republican, delegate 70
Copgres. BY about $50 majority.
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Tie returns will require some revision
and correction, but the Democrats have
the House by between so and 40 majority.
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DEsyEE, Col, November l0.-In the
caucus OF the Republican members Of ,bs
Legislature. 70 day, Hon. Jerome b.
Chsfee wa unanim 10 usly poninated for
United States Senstor. The Legislature
will elect next Thurs4sy. The other
Senator has not been nominated
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AKkANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November 10.-The
election of Congressman in this (Thlrd)
district is still in doubt between Cravens
and Mcclure, Republican. Only the
official count can decide.
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OREGON DEMOCRATIC.

WASHINGTON, November 10 Senator
Kelley telegraphs to-day to his wife IN
this city that the result In Oregon is
doubtful, with the chances in favor of 8
small Democratic majority. He denies
having conceded the state to the Repub-
licans.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, November l0.-The official
returns from the Third Congressional
District show that Dean, Democrat. is
elected by seven votes.
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rxc,r SAMMY will have a strorg
n o,,,o,,,tic msjority in .he House to
y him with Senate only nomiLslly
.,.in.t him.
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I,,pe.. of peter Cooper,

NEW YORK, November lO-Peter
Cooper, late candidate for President OF
the United States, is confined to his
house by sickness.
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ps,,r dswns. O3egon now comes
,o probably Democratic
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Will the Radicals yield to the will OF
..,nI, without resort TO coercion"
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He THROWS UP F.!
And Appeals from the Bal
lot to the Bayonet.


Military Orders by the President.
PHILADELPHIA, November l0.--Ths
following are copies Of the telegram sent
at about noon to-day by President
Grant:
PHILADELPHIA November ~.
W. T. hermdn, Washington:
Instruct General Augur, in Louisiana
and General Ruger, in Florida, 10 he
yigilant with the forces at their con-.
mand to preserve peace and good order
and To see that the proper and legal
board Of canvassers are unmolested Ia
the performance Of their duties. Should
there be any ground oi suspicion ofa
fraudulent count on either side it should
be reported and denounced at once, No
man worthy OF the Office OF President
should be- willing to hold II IL counted IN
or placed there by fraud. Either party
can afford to DO disappointed on the re-
suit. The country cannot afford 10 have
the result tainted by the suspicion OF H.
legal or false returns.
lSigned U.S. GRANT
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
To Gen. Sherman, Washington, ID. C.:
Send all the troops TO Gen. Anger ho
may deem necessary 10 ensure entire
quiet and a peaceable count Of the bal
lots actually cast. They may be- taken
from South Carolina. unless there I,
reason 10 suspect MI outbreak there. Tho
presence Of citizens from other States, /
understand, is requested in Louisiana to
see that the Board Of Can vnssers make y
fair count Of the vote actually cast. IL 10
10 be- hoped that representative and fair
men Of both parties will 60.
Signed u. ). GRANT.
Troops Ordered 10 Florida.
WATHIsoTos, November l0.-Four
companies Of troops have been ordercd
from South Carolina 20 Tallahassee. They
left this morning. General Ruyer will
accompany them TO Florida The eS-
citement is more intense than ever.
Crowds are congregated nj msny
points throughout the city, discussing
the situation. General sherman has
acted upon the telegram received from
The President, and has received word
from General Ruger that he bad ordered
nine companies TO Florida, and that hs
would order i've more and go 10 person
with them, leaving Colonel Huu', Of the
Fifth Artillery, in command OF South
Carolina. A company Of artillery will
be dispatched from South Carolina.
Movements Of Troops.
SAvAsSAH, November 10. - Tran'.
portstion has been ordered for troops Ia
pass through this city tonight TO Flor.
ida
LITTLE Rock, November l0.--Com.
pany q, Fourteenth u. 5. Infantry,
stationed here, were ~ day ordered /"
nrlaapa
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Rnlctde.

BosroN, November l0.-Jules Briey-
we're hanged himself last night under the
delusion that Tilden was elected. .
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THE NEXT HOUSE.

The Democrats certsinly have the
next House. The following are our
figures:
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ri. the Sunny South that is Solid for
Cpcle SAMUEL
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c,ld closed yesterday at 1929.

r., ,0,other to-day ,Orli be partly cloudy,
i .,,.tb,ast .eiads, and rising temoera
tuTE.
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The yellow Fever.

SAvGSxAH, November l0.-Desths
from yellow isyer to-dsy,s.
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wETZEL COUNTY.

WETZFL OUUNTT.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, Nov. 10.
Special to the Register.
The returns are all in but one district.
Unofficial from that district makes Will
sons majority in the county 1876; Tilden's
1888. There is no doubt that Wilson's
majority will reach 700. NICE.
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Dtspatch from w. w. Fry, of South
CarOlins, formerly OF wheeling.
COLUMBIA, s. G., November 10.
Special to the Register.
Hsmpton's majority is thirteen hun.
drcd and eighty-eight. Tilden's is about
hree hundred less w. w. FRY.
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EPILEPSY OR FITS,

Additional Disp,,cbes op POnr.h Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
CHRISTIANITY AND DARWINISM.
opPoslnoS BETWEEN ruEM-pRuNEvAL MAN

no OPPUeI TIOS BETWEEN THEM-PRINEYAL MAN
THE FALL" FROM sINLEssNEss.
TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of Dec. % there appears n
letter signed David TTowbrdge," wherein it Is claimed
that Darwinsm involves essential and inevitable
tradction to certain Of the foundation doctrines ~
Christianity particularly those Of the fall and redeml-
ton of The three points stated in that letter r.
fundamental! to The Christian system are doubtless
presented clearly and correctly bat the closing portion
wherein the Inevitable antgCusm is set forth, is Ger
tanly open to very criticism The claim is. that
DLrVins view Of the origin OF tie human prccludcs
ile possibility of moral fail that If man descended
from the lower animals, he not made the morally
perfect in the Christian Tor Bible scrGc ami that
"hen hc could bc called man, he low down
,hc moral scale that he wasactuay next TO the brute
THUS there was fan and therefore no need Of
savior" etc. without arguing a all either for against
the veya OF NI. Darwin, let rs see what foundation
there really 8, FOR such assertions these.
What IS 1t that constitutes man, and entities
being to bear that uamci Surely not a certain phy,i-
cal structure and size; nor the possession oi
a rude intelligence. sufficient 10 chip arr0w-hrais aud
cets ont ~ NJ OF ncqhrite Nay We may 30 further,
and assert boldly chat the mos: exalted intellect. doui-
cici in the perfect bodily FORM could not he ic
cardcd man, fuIh the relations Of man, a.ri
f.un moral sense, sprtUa! and immortal conscious.
ness. Rel ou.' says the writer 81 the letter " il IT,
her,ut In the huI,au mind" NOW tie SCRIPTURE account
ol places the beginning OF car race ina Icing whos
represented as holding intercourse with Coz, in -'mt
manner or fD Iu, ,el} hnitc and a. P'ac"l n ~ %
direct orl positive 81 stem " moral ald spiritual nv
a thc cuuociprsless or all men uud"rftu ds ana -
spends To-. There may have been ag ~ pf".diilic
Wore pOt men r'lct' icy were u'' rihe fainr NOR II"
spiritual as ourselves consciously, iuIli duI
r,sponsiic TIE ass,i .ou i'1f tlc oirS pi.-toi.r
r"c WIS. ~ tits great aud control i1s r'spci hdu ans
oncuoyy Incapable of proof don1t ur.c tn Niev IL 80
bat do present that cam be 81 proved and
tat cute away a.! loumiai"n nom he statement i""i
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DISEASE AND ITS CAUSE.
,1inr OF me rribNne.


SIRE On inquiring recently about the health
OF Lady to whom hal iu.t been introduced she said
her health was not good that she subject TO fire.
ouent at lacks OF ohs aud fever asked crf sho lived
near IA swamp or a stream Of water. why, i've SAID
she on the bank of a large mpond that Is covered
with green sme!"
No "A man and his wife were both taken SICK the
same night the OF spinal meningitis and the other OF
diuhberis Having occasion to enter the house few
dave later was almost knocked down by stencil which
had never before encountered II fairly penetra-
ting Ike the ammonia that rises from fcrnrnng stable
manure Strange to say both Of these persons have re-
covered. -.
No Sin the village is slaughter house. 10 the
renr OF which L. pen containing some hall dozen
ulthyOokng hogs wHllowing ia NTH three of four ieet IN
dcph consisting " beef SKULLS bones, entriils, blood
AMI manure aud al ths j. less than two rode from the
residence OF the owner, whose wie and only daughter
now i, sick II typhoid fever REGARDING the cause ~
these slekncs,es do not think there should DO much
doubt or That the sick persons deserve punishment
for their disregard Of the laws Of health. A.
Nftcork ~ T., Jan. 22, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
RETIRING NAVY OFFICERS.

To the EdftOr OF me TFtbune.
SIR: Your article on navy officers gives the
true reason why the retiring law was enacted W. TOO
many line officers; and since the enactment OF the law,
the Secretaries OF the Navy have been at their wills end
70 find duty for those remaining on he active list TO
this end they have established NJ Washington sundry
bureaus each bureau represented at most Of the
officers, whoe proper duty on board ship, spend
few hours day in nicely furnished rooms al navy yards
doing nearly nothing If you with 10 know exactly how
this thing works. take the number Of officers who
en- Logged IN the New-York Navy Yard during the first
year Of the Rebellion when more work done In one
week than done IN ten, and compare that number
with the numb duty III thee piping times OF
Here rich placer for the Committee Retrenchncnt
which can be worked with profitable results Bat the
persons who take this in hand eed be in
telgcnt than that Secretary Of the Navy who. when
visi ing the oakum shop asked # they ND use for
O1kun IN The nNVN, If they spun II / IA rome The
mwisdom Of the retiring law is wei state IN yOul
article by ii the country ses the services OF great
nlHbcr OF vigorous experienced ana valuable oiHccis
II The law ret ring an officer ri G2 II
ap Led 10 The Supreme Court of the United states how
many Judges would TIT on the benCbf Or II applc D.
To Congress, how many members would be declared unhi
for public duiyi
III proper place for line officer IN the navy Is
board % shp and not IN Office shore doing The duty
the duty To civilians; and Then stop promotions ~ LIE
line TIL the number Of officers is reduced to the require
Dcnts of the service c.
NeC York, Jan. ~, 1876