The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
Hayes Reported 70 Have Accepted the
Suggestion ana Dispatched n
Messenger TO Washington.
The Louisiana Returning Board
Perfecting the Details of the
Proposed UsrpatiOn.
They WIN Throw Out Democratic
Parishes and Count in the
Republican Electors.

Glad TidingS from FIorida--L In Senator
J"IiRn's OpiUion, the Question Set
tied Ina Favor of Cildcn.
Special TO The Herald
NEW ORLEANS, November 2S--ll:40
=. M.-The news from Florida cxcites
the widest enthusiasm. Senator
Julian, five minutes ago, authorized
me to inform you, in answer to your
inquiry, that from trustworthy private
advices the question: In his opinion, is
now settled in favor OF Tilden.
PELICAN.
The comp D'EiRt IN south Carolina In.
cItes profound Feeling in The CTes-
cGntCIty.
Special to The Herald.l
New ORLEANS, November 2S.--The
coup d'etat in South Carolina excites
profound feeling throughout the city,
but while the excitement is intense,
and the wrong freely denounced in
measured terms, there Is not the
slightest probability of any lawless-
ness.
The capitol building was taken pos
session OF by the soldery under the
command of General Ruger, in obedi.
ance to instructions from the Secretary
of War, and nobody allowed in the
| hall Of representatives but persons |
holding certificates signed by the
Hayne Board of CaAvassers. The |
House was organized before any of the |
Democrats returned by the board were |
admitted.
The Returning Board here are show
ing their band. The case viii be closed |
Tomorrow, when the board will sum
up. A number of Democratic parishes |
will be thrown out, aud their decision
will undoubtedly be for the Hayes
electors.
Louisiana Returning Board.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2S.-The
Returning Board met, with all the
members, Republican aud Democratic
committees and counsel present.
General Anderson made another per-
sonal explanation.
Judge Spotiord suggested the Board
should give an order to compel the
supervisors of the following parishes
TO hand in their returns: Franklin,
Grant, Livingstone, Lafayette and Tan
gipahoa. Judge Spoilord remarked
that In these parishes there were large
Democratic majorities,
Governor Wells said the Board was
entirely independent OF the supervi-
sors.
Judge Spoflord-It is in the power
OF these five supervisors, by holding,
contrary to law, the returns of five
parishes where the Democratic major
tiles are two thousand, to make or I'M
make president or n governor.
Governor Wolls-li the returns are
not here, the votes cannot be counted.
Mr., Gaulthreaux asked If certified
copies in the district court could be
produced, as the law provided for the
use Of those copies when the original
returns are lost and could not be pro-
cured.
Governor Wells said he had already
ruled on that point and thought 1t I'M
necessary to say more about 1t, as the
copies could not be received.
Mr., Gaulthreaux aud Judge Spoiiord
urged the necessity Of ordering the
supervisors to make their returns.
Governor Wells replied he would
give an order II the returns were not
produced by Wednesday.
Colonel Xacharie filed motion to
the effect that tweniy.four hours hav-
Ing elapsed the party proposing to In