The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

Chairman CT the Democratic Committee
of Oregon. says We must have
Oregon a. any price" Thi, is sign
ed by Col. Pel'on. Tilden's nephew.
Il Was Also discovered in addition 10
the IS 600 sent to Oregon by the New
York Dvmocra.s through Runyon i Co,
. SECOND g ooG was ser: through Ken
ii. Bros. Banker. Of New York. There
is n claims - yet that this cum was
returned /, was sen, Dec. 3.
The Tr1ame, Washington special
says tha, The passage Of the compromise
bill has csu-~d chaugs Of programme
With ths Democrats After conference
with Mr. Hewitt aud other members OF
the Natoial Committee. j, has been de-
termiued 10 revoke the call for meetings
If the National Committee in this city
on Feb. 2d
The Chief danger to Hayes lies, &C
cord,ng to some. in the Oregon returns.
and 10 others in Florida There il not
is much fear Of the Louisiana vots be-
cause it is believed by the legal powers
the jurisdiction Of the returning board
it is unsssAilable but il 10 not clear
tina. the Floriis board did not travel
OUTSIDE Of its authority. The Demo
Gratis will make strong effort to have
only two votes COUNTED from Or
egon, in order to make the
The result . tic The Republicans
don't believe, however. the Committee
will be 20 unfair Knowing that the
same rule would apply to West Vir-
gina. in New jersey. another in Viz
giIia and third in Missouri.
NEW York. Jan. 27-The Heralds
Washington specisl says; Several
American officers have offered their ser
vices to Iglea~is. At . conference here
thi. evening ore of their members wa.
deputiz'd to Wait upon Iglesais and for
mally tender him their services. This
gentleman who graduated At West
Point. and WAS in the rcgulsr army
when the war broke out, end later wa.
one Of the principal officers OF a
cavalry company of the eonfederscy,
will leav" here immediately for St.
Louis, where BE- hopes TO meet the OK.
President aud his cabinet. and lay q
scheme before them. in which they say
they can easily raise 100000 or 15O.-
GOO men in Texas and Louisiana who
would be able to support bin. The
men who have resolved 70 embark in
this enterprise. provided Iglesais will
listen To it favorably. are thorough
men and in earnest. and have no
doubt whatever Of their eventual sue.
cess. and are determined at any risk
to 60 if they can make their terms
with the Mexican ex-President.
The Heraids Atlanta special furnishes
one scene at HIS election: The ballot
closed with Norwood. IS; Hill, 81;
Smith. % johnson. 8. and Walker,
40 One of Smiths fore. changed his
vote from Smith TO Hill He VA. toll.
lowed by the Smith men until Hill
passed Norwood. Then two of John.
sons men broke TO Hill and be turned
100 votes Then the leader Of four ne
gro me,Iber came to Hill and was fol.
lowed by his dusky colleagues On thu
second ballot men broke away from
Norwood and Hill was elected. In 81
the changes not a single man went e
Norwood; but the stampede WAS unan
imous The vote remained IS Norwood
and Hill soon ran up to III. The scen'
when the ballot was closed was indies
cribable, Grown men wept like chill
dren, mem bers rushed to each other
arms, bats went up to the ceiling snt
members jumped on top Of their desks
the vast crowds in the corridors caugh
the enthusiasm. and the whole Of Oh,
great capitol literally rang and trem
bled with applause. Among the dis
patches sent. one TO Blame, read
Scramble out Of the back window o
the Senate Ben Hill is coming in tn,
front door" Another to the Norther,
: papers: The people have beaten th'
politicians once more, and tho South
gives another Henry Clay to the repub.
lic." II 10 said that over 5000 dis.
patches were sent To Hill.