The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-09
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OHIO.
CINCINNATI, November S.-The vote il
Hamilton county stands as follows: Til
den 29,46s, Hayes 28,770, Cooper 81
Smith, Prohibition, /.
The Gasette, after conceding the elec
ton OF Tilden, says: Yesterday the peo
pie Of the United States voted to place il
power the leaders who sought to destroy
The government. Disastrous as we re-
gard this to the country. this fate hal
been deferred until the burdens which
the Democratic party have brought upon
the country have been greatly reduced
The credit Of the nation has SO risen un'
der Republican administration that the
National bonds have been taken by the
European bankers at lower rates than
has ever been heretofore accepted, and
had this not been interrupted bysa politi-
cal change, the whole OF the bonded debt
could have been refunded at this or even
lower rates Of interest.
The Commercial says: ,, In the event oi
Tilden's election the country would do
we'll to keep in memory his many fair
promises, and help him In the way Of
economy and reform, and approve all his
performances OF virtues he SO eloquently
professed. tr. aia,3fai ~ q
Nearly the entire front page OF the En-.
qitirsr is occupied with pictures Of Demo
cratic rOosters rampant. Editotially 1t
says: This is the result Of, the Centen-
nial struggle Of the people TO perpetuate
the government OF the people. 1t is the
triumph not Of man, but Of Democracy.
1t ia determined that the people Of the
United States will no. tolerate the idea
that military power ia superior to civil;
public economy is endorsed; high protec.
tive tariffs denounced, and ieyerlast-
ing hate branded. Now, let US take care
Of the country properly.
COLUMBUS, November S.--There has
been great excitement bere to-day over
the election news.-OhiO returns have
been ignored. Gov. Hayes has just re-
ceived the following kilograms, which
explain themselves: ~ --if-'
San Francisco, Nov. 5, $50 Pm.
Last returns show that you have
carried Oregon, Nevada aud California.
[Siguedl o. 2. MORTON.
PORTLAND, ORGooN, Nov. S.-5:l0 P. N.
Oregon gives yon her votes beyond al
doub:; also q gain OF Congressman.
[Signed1 y. G. STEELE.
Chairman.
NEW YoRK, NOv. .s.-6:lOP.T.
Further confrmatory dispatches from
Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida
by the Associated Press, gives us Oregon,
which makes us sure.
[Signedl W. E. CHANDLER.
CHICAGO, November 8.
Chairman Kries claims Wisconsin by
over 5000.
(signed) ". II. SMITH.
COLUMBUS, November S.--There is
great excitement over the announcement
that Hayes is elected. His private Sec.
retary is sending kilograms claiming a
majority Of one in the Electoral College.
High street, in front Of the Republican
headquarters, is closely packed with
thousands OF people wild with excitement.
All efforts to obtain the complete returns
Of Ohio by counties have failed. Thus
far the returns have only been received
from nineteen counties. 1t is however
conceded by both State Committees that
the Republican majority will be from
5000 to 10000.
After hearing the news at the Repub.
lican headquarters, a crowd numbering
several thousand formed procession
and marched to Governor Hayes reti.
deuce. In response 10 repeated calls,
Governor Hayes appeared in the door.
way and, after scores Of cheers, spoke as
follows:
"My Fiead,: assure you am obliged
for this hearty demonstration, but il you
will keep quiet about half a moment l
will say something to you which think,
under the circumstances, l should. While
our present adyices look favorable, we
must remember that several States which
have been considered doubtful have
large territory remote from railroad or
communication, and it will
naturally take some time to receive!
definite returns from these States. II
therefore take this call as an earnest e1-
preston Of your loyalty to the Republi'
can party and your desire for its success.
II late advices should change the result
from what is announced at present, I'as-
sure you I shall frequently recall this
visit during the time | shall live among
you with pleasure. I bid you good
night" .ss-lfg IN 4
After further cheering the crowd dis,
R. G. Mccormick, Secretary of the Ma,
tional Committee, has just telegraphsd %
WikoE, Chairman OF the Stale Republi:
can Committee, that Louisiana, South
Wisconsin, Oregon, California
and Florida have gone for Hayes, and
that North Carolina IA uncertain.