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

iainens scheme can t,e carried OFT, be-
cause several leading Democrats were
murdered during the canvass, and the
parish Kept in turmoil by rowdy bsnd.
OF Radical negroes in sited by white
men Of their party. East Baton Rouge
Is TO be disfrauehised breause too Inssy
colcrsd people joined the Democrats
pasty and vo.ed for SiebolIs and Witt
Lincoln viii DE thrown out becaE-s II
gave majority for TIiden. Claiborne
becsi'se il has given an unplessautly
large Democratic majority. Union l.
co'ldeDnesi beeaase IL has nearly
doubled III Democratic majority OF
1874, and finally. DeSoio, because it Is
IA Democratic parish.
BATON ROUGE PARISH.
The Republican reports from East
Baton Rouge on Saturday gave lhsi
parish TO the Democrats 10y over go
majority. To-day the Republican sg
pervisor arrived with the retura-, and
states that the parish gave over 81
Republican majority. Ia this, as ~
other parishes, Republican, commits.
siouers of election refused "a Sign Dem.
ocratie tally lists, giving the Hepubli-
cans opportunity to add names to theiI
own lists ard siuiI the balIOl-ooxe-
making the tickets they contain 4
compare with the tally lists This un
doubtedly is the means which viii be
resortod to 10 make a c. Sc before "a
I Returning Board.
I GRANT PARISH.
A letter from Grant parish says tie
election there was conducted uader the
auspices Of the United State supervi-
sors and commissioners of election, II,
state supervisor OF registration psi
lively refusing TO allow the people %
the parish to vote, practically d.ssFaa.
eilisiug them. All people, vhi,e,
! black, Democrats and Radicals. wer
indignant ~ the tre1;n 's,t s9t e.
nouHce This conduct Of Tie -G,--svis. "
witch, the later says, was ta-;i- Il,
I by Kellogg. IN ac3r.iaHee eith IL,
spirit OF th.s sa 81 5sinH G.- be ., aul
a Democratic maj -ity OF ao4us ar,
hundred AMI ify followed, Il .tWilh
staudi1g keiloeg's or,;er.
NEWS FKoN OREGON.
telegram froh compliant cutLor
ity at Portland, Oregon, has ju,t beer
received, stating that that State ha
gone Democratic by small majority
This is addressed to business huus,
here.
RADICALS NOT CHEERFUL
For some unexplained reason the Re
publican, Federal and State official
are gloomy tonight, aud a disliatc!
received at the Custom-hOuse creates
considerable excitement aud alarm
A simiisr dispatch was received al TIA
Radical headquarters at the ST. Chas le
hotel, Iy one of the prominent North
ern Republicans, which he read L
some others, they giving expression q
serious alarm. This, II is stated, wa
The Oregon news, but do not knoy
that asitively.
CONTEST NOT TO BE- SETTLED HERE.
After eareiu! survey Of the situa
ton, and from conversation wit
leading men of both parties | aF
more than ever convinced that thi
conte-t viii he settled, not Lere, Ia.
in Washington when the electors
votes are counted. Stanley Matthew
If CiDcinDati, and Moves, with othe
prominent Republicans OF the North
continue TO advise Packard. Pitkii
aud their side to fight it out to the bit
ter end, and with the troops they vii
do 1t, aud ia the end Grant aud Haye,
viii carry their PORT here.
DoINGs IN OTHER PARISHES.
Blanchard, chairman Of the Demo
cratic parish committee of Caddo par
ish, says kellogg's statement that AT
tempts were being made TO destroy tia
election returns in upper Red rive
+ parishes is infam0usly false.
The manner ia which the eleetioi
was conducted in Madison parish i
coming to light. The contest IL tina
parish was particularly exciting. Their,
being three parties in the Geld, Tia
Democrats and two wings of the Radi
cal party. The baiio;-hoxes with ia
votes were carried TO the court
house. This was opened in the nigh
time and the boxes and ballots ia-i,l
stolen by some unknown parties. a
"a consequence, tue vote f Madison )
unkEogn aud promises % remain IN
known The same fate that awaite,
the vote OF DE Soto in 1874 seems l,
threaten the vote OF Madison.
In the parish of Iberviile there wer.
also two Radical factions, one If " hicl
omitted from their ticket the name
Of five of the presidential eIector
Lenders of the other faction were ar
rested, charged with fraud aud iutius
,iatisH in fixing up this 90. sua 30 b.
| ts4iiats, faction mum ser ~. o fss! faeiis,
| 4umbrr one srresie.. and bsunJ o-e
for apeesrsase before faeI Jsl.ts,f state
district court. A. consequence
these i've Hayes electors are in de
d ieDcy OF abou: 10 votes in Ibervi!.. =.
/ In West Baton Rouge a similar n
take was made, aud ave R4Ii..a.
electors, omitted from the ticket, "a.
from 100 to 200 behind the rest of "a
ticket In consequence of tbs nli.
take, Kellogg, Marks aud Burch. III.
three Radical electors whuse name,
are on the ticket, are abou, one thou
sand ahead Of the five omitted. Ift6.
election had been closer than il is tn.
electoral college of Louisiana would
would have been split in two aud stooe
fiihep, ); Hayes, 3. As It l. now IN.
majority for 81. Martin, Paefe, Seay
Coli and Cross, in consequence us thi.
mistake. is in excess of 1908 and yers
| nearly 1900 over that of McEnery
Nicklifie, DE Blanc, aud o,he. T,idei
electors The iudierous mistake viii
cost the Radicals solne thousand vote
in this State.
FOREIGN NOTES.
| aoss Of the City of Nanehesfer-Pr,y
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