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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
TIE GENERAL RESULT.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A. Peaceful EEectIan-Every County Heard
From Bat One Gives a Democratic
ME- HaiarAty-PPobabEe Election of am
Unhreken CONGREGATIONAL Delegation.

lSuee1AI TO tho DemOcrat.I
CHARLESTON. Nov. 5.-Every county heard
from so fer except one, has gone Democratic
by Increased Inaiorities. Evans and Aiken,
Democratic Congressman, are reelected in the
Third and Fourth Districts. Tillman. Del m
oerat, Is elected over Sma'ls. Republican. by
1000 to 5000 majority in the Fifth District.
OConner. Democrat, is elected over Mackey
Republican, most probably, by small majority
In the second district, and Richardson, Dem
ocrat Is most probably elected over Raney. Re-
publican, in the first district.
No riot or disturbance Of any kind or degree
is reported In any part Of the State.
A
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HEECHsHaT a N.


EEAH REWstWEtEHFs8 hHFREsEHE H EESFH aWHtV'
DETROIT. Nov. 5-We expect to elect the Re-
from the state by the following plurnlties
Stnte ticket 1000: First Cong ressiona District.
700; Second 1900: Third 1900; Fourth, 1900: Fifth
1Boo;, Sixth 400; Seventh, 1900: Eighth. 800;
Ninth 4bo0. -
G.. W. PARTRIDGE
Secretary Republican State Committee.
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The Republicans Confident of Carrying
Essex County.
NEWARK. N. j., Nov, h.-The election IS pro-
crossing quietly, but worry earnestly The Re-
p,bicnns feel confident OF electing heir entire
ticket in this county.
Full Vote Being POlled i'm Trenton.
TRENTON, N, J.. Nov. s. The election here 1s
proceeding quietly. The probabilities are that
q full vote will vo Gust The polls close at D. In
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asROEEE
AN UnbrOken Democratic Deiegati0n-
Felton, the ROlter, Elected.

ATLANTA. Nov. 5, 1890 2. m;-The q, State IS
conn plants by Republicans Of unfatrness. The
election was for congressman, and from present
adviceB the following are elected: AIcholis.
Harris, fourth; Hammond, fifth; Blount; sixth
FELTON,. Independent Dtmocrat, seventh; Ste
phens, eighth; and Phillips, ninth. The return
Of FELTON, is defeat to Senator Gordon, who
bitterly opposed him.
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MARINE NEW s.

PORT EADs, Nov. 5, 6 .. m.-Barometer -'''o'
Wind east northeast, light. , - r
Arrived: British steamship Woodhhur5ni: urn ig at ~
this a. m.. Thompson master, from Cardln' W
A. K. Miller & Co.
No departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. 5. D. m.-Weather
clear and calm.
25 days from Rio Janeiro. cargo of co1ee' &c
W. F. Halsey.
No departures.
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The Democratic Majority Hncreaspng-EiM-
c0ln Gives RAehN.
g9pecial to the Democrat.l

Especial to the DemOcratl
MONROE. Nov. 5.-All the precincts are not
heard from, but enough Is known to estimate
tho Democratic majority at $500. There Is no
Radical party In this parish. Six votes is its
full strength. The election was peaceable and
orderly.
A dispatch to mo just received gives Lincoln
to the Democrats by l40o majority.
g. D. MOENTI&Y.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.
New Orleans, November g. 1873.
Official statement of cases Of yellow feyer re-
ported In New Orleans:
Deaths from II m. yesterday to u m. to-
day "-'-.-.---'. b
Old cases. At
80
Total cases. .....-. .13 296
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THE DEAD WARRIOR.
CAIpDO.
Fhe parlall Dem0erat8C-EeGHaFH nm"
straeae the Negroes Not to Vote.
TSpecial to the Democrat

Especial to the Dem0crht.I
SHREVEPORT Nov s. 1920 q, m.-Lverythlng
fs lovely. Our city ward and parish ticket will
nil be elected the latter by at least 81 thousand
majority Leonard has instructed the negroes
10 ston voting, He says the election s illegal,
because the tickets for Congressman are depos-
tied In a separate box. The most perfect quiet
nravails In the city. A. ID. BATTLE.
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An Election Fight ln Baltimore I'm a Close
Ward.

BALTIMORE Nov. 5.-The election is passing
Off quietly so far, except in the sixth and seven,
teeuth wards. In the seventeenth ward Samuel
Wright, Republican supervisor. was shot In the
abdomen and seriously wounded by 40 un-
known party This ward is the only one IN the
city belonging to the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict, and the strongest fight 's in consequence
being made there against the election OF DR..
Hank la DemOcrat.
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n EV A I'D A .
A Republican Legislature and a Dem0~
cratic Enusreaaman.

dications are that the State Legislature viii Se
Republican, securing the Reelection Of Senator
Jones. It is reported that Deal, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, is probably elected By
trading off three votes for Deal to secure one
for Judge Rising. From reports received thus
far the Indications are that Bradley tDemoeratJ.
for Governor, is undoubtedly elected.
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OUACHTTA.
A Heavy Democratic Majority I'm the Far"
fsh-'Ehe Negroes VOts salisaay
With the Democrats,
TSnecjal to the Democrat,

Especial to the Democrat
TRENTON Nov. 1.-THE election passed off
perfectly quiet This precinct has voted $40
solid Democratic votee, no Republican-the
heaviest vote ever poled at this precinct. Very
few registered but what voted. The negroes
voted the Democratic ticket openly and solidly.
Ouachita Is still the banner parish.
H. r. HEAD.
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The Republicans Garry Chicago anu
Elect Al the COngressmen.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. 5.-The Republicans esti-
mate tnat their State ticket i5 elected BY large
majority. Cooke county is Republican by at
least 2oG9 majority Retarp9 from the city IN
have been elected, and also Hoffman for sheriff.
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NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1878

that Randall will be returned by reduced ma
jority.
being indorsed by the National party. will also
be returned. His majority. however, will be
reduced to q considerable extent, rs he Is being
badly cut.
Messrs. O'Neill and Harmer. It is thought,
will have walk over
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New Case of Fever In MempEnls.

one rumors afloat of new cases developing In
the city, but careful investigations, bring, to
light but one, that Of George Bntterek. who has
been residing near this point for the past four
weeks and came into the city four days ago.
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craft; Recond, Mckenzie tDemocrat, Third
Knott {Democrnt); Fifth, .,Wiles Dsmoerat):
DemooraD; Ninth, Turner IDsmoorat); Tenth,
Phister Democrai). 1he Eighth Is doubtful.
but Thomas (DemocraU ls probably elected.
pptiOn, @m
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Angla~TurlkBsh CGMventa0n-NaFT0w
E,cape of Grand Ruke.
LONDON. Nov. 5-The London Foreign Office
To-day made public the correspondence between
England and France regarding the Anglo
Tul kish convention. ,
A dier ntch from Constantinople states that
Grand Duke Znrigus son of the Emperor of
Russia narrowly escaped drowning by the
laundering of the imperial yacht Livodia
during q fog While en- route to Odessa.
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Hill fsHS.
The Vote i'm FOrty~nfne Towns.

CHICAGO Nov 5.-Forty-nine towns In Illinois
give Smith, Republican. for State Treasursr'
hacker, 1912. The vote on congressman is about
the same,
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ARK a Ms AS.
A Possible Break i'm the Congressional
Delegation.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 5-ln the election to-day
for members of Congress lhe Democrats haye
,eartaiDly elected their candidates. except In the
Second and Fourth Districts where there Is a
possibility that the Greenbhck candidates have
been successful.
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EAST BATON ROUGE.

The Democrats Eject the Legislative <AAS
Parish Tickets-The SeneEaA
Vote i'm Doubt.
TSnecial to the Democratic
RATION ROUGE. Nov. 5.-Herron. for the Senate
ss e1ected. The Democratic parish ticket IS sup
nosed to be elected. The r|ee rish is doubtful as
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TEN n H. s@ H. IL.
The Democrats VIII Garry the state
arNngr Sc iOnaa PrOapeCts.

Tpnns. 500 are not clearly d flpabe. Judge
Marks lpem.) will be elected Governor oyer
Wright J."p and Edwards lGreenbncker). The
contest for Congressman will likely result in
the defeat Of Whitthorne by an Independent,
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5,-For the Gulf states.
clear or partly cloudy weather. Wlnos "'1iUo ;
southerly or lower pressure.
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LaLE PFDDaUTy sgEtUFfIS u BUEkl asE8Ez7
Ocratic DELEGATION.

CINCINNATI, Nov 5.-The results in Kentucky
are as follows: First District, TRIBE Demo
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wernocra tic EHajNritses i'm Caddo, sAsossieF
and mes otto EiaM Certainly Elected.
Especial to the Democrat

SHREVEPORT Nov. &. 1:15 y. m.-! think wo Will
elect the Democratic ticket in Caddo, B0ssier
and DeSoto certain. Etam's election is a fixed
fact s. nj. MORRISON,
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FLO RE It'd A q
The Democrats Elect Both congressman
aud Garry the LesIslatmre.

TALLAHASSEE, Nov 5-Ths election Ia this
State to day was fol- members Of Congre5s and
LEGISLATURE who are to elect United States
Senator. The returns are very mengre, but the
Democrats claim to have elected their cand1-
hatea
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MHNE rs OF a.
Ts.e Republicans Claim the state.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov 5.-Ths Republicans
claim the election Of the entire ticket In thia
State but the returns are too scattering and In
complete TO determine the result tonight.
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w H6sJN N SIN.
The Republicans Claiming the State and
q Gain Of aNngre sc amem

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 5.-The prospect is good for
q Ranutltcnn victory We hUl 8 IT, gain one or
two Congreasmen and confidently expect to
carry tho Legislature.
HORACE RUBLEE.
Chairman Renublicnu State Committee,
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NATCIEITOCEAES.
The g,0lored voters Putting I'm solid Meaaa'
OCratic Ballots.

Especial to the DemOcrht.I
NATCHITOCHEs, Nov. s. 9:9o o. m-The ehthu-
eiasm is perfect. Every oolored voter is polling
a solid Democratic ticket at this box. Our vote
here will be near 700. and all one way.
J. Fl. COSGROVE
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Mine Hundred Majority I'm Monr0e, 2S0f
In the Parish.
[Hpecial to the Democrat.

MONROE, Nov, b.-Thc Democrats have over
900 majority in the city. Tho indications arc
that Ouachita will give 25oo Democratic ma
ioritv KELLER.
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iberia.
TEhe Democrats Claim 400 Majority.
Especial to tho Democrat


New iberia, Nov. 5.-The election In this par
isL was unusually quiet. The returns are not
yet in but the Democrats claim 200 majority,
j. Y. G.
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KEN TUCK L.
AHeavy Majority tor Blackburn.

LEXINGTON. Nov 5-BIackburn, Dem. is re-
turned to Congress By 5000 mai 5rty.
seven or Eight Congressional Districts
Carried by the Democrats.
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TEle EbemOCFatEG GanGlshhtes Al EEeGteH
MONTGOMERY Nov. 5-The election in this
| State day TOR congressman passed. oil quiet
| ". Indications are that the Democratic cnndi-
| dates were successful
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LOUISVILLE. Nov. 5.-The returns from the in
terror Of the State are incomplete. l. is be-
lfevad that tina Democrats have carried seven or
eight Of the Congressional Districts.
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The Democrats Garry cad"', 3Sossier'
webster and DE sote hy
Large MsJorities.
Especial to the DemocraJj
s1nrvFpoBT. Nov. 5.-The Democrats carry
.Caddo, Bossier, Webster and De Soto ~ large
oaiorities. Currie Democrat} is elected Mayor
of Shreveport by 200 majority
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The Bemacratic Majority About 1S0sh-

The DcmaaCratic Majority About 1S0d-
The Full Ticket Elected I'm the City
IeOnarh'a Advice 10 The Ncgr0es-The
Maj0rity of webster 100.
Especial to tho Democrats
SHREVEPORT. Nov. 5.-The election hero ana
throughout the parish, so far as heard from.
was u,1et and peaceablo. The entire parish
Democratic ticket elected by about 1900 MAJOR
ity, The Democratic city ticket Is also elected
by a large majority.
United States District Attorney Leonard, VINO
has been leading the Republicans in the can
vass here, finding there was no chance for that
ticket called off the colorad men from the polls
early in the day and gave up the fight. 1t Is
thought that this was done 10 cover their dis
comhture.
Webster parish is Democratic ny 800 or 500 ma
iority and Bossier parish is largely So
The indications from the Fourth Congress
sional District are that Elam will not have less
than ten thousand majority.
N. C. BLANCHARD.
Chairman Caddo Democratic Committee
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TX A NSAS.
The Republicans Elect Their State and
Conversational TICK cts.

TOPEKA, Nov. 6.-The Indications are that the
Republicans elect their entire State ticket and
three Congress men. The Legislature is also
largely Republican, and the election Of Re-
nnhlIcan United States Senator Is assured.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 5, Il .. m.In This city tho
election passed off with comparative uuietness.
except In some cases whore the United States
deputy marshals nterered with the Judges and
clerks OF eIeoti n. Il lon. Wm. Kimmel Demo
elected by G564 majority; In the Fourth District.
McLane. Democrat. Is elected by 1898 maioritys
as heard from. has 2A15 majority. which will
probably overbalance tho Republican majority
In the les TO be heard from and secure his
election It Is considered certain that Henry,
Democrat. has been elected In ths First District.
| The Sixth District ia very close. with prOhn~
biliies OF the election Of Uruer Republican,
| over petRrg DeruOcrat,
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EHHHND Da@.
THE Republicans Claim the as

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 5.-The Republicans ere
confident of victory. but as yet Ii is impossible
to give any figures
A Probably Republican Majority Inn Cock
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ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
BEFORE THE COUNT.
CONN EdIH'HCHTT',
The Election Proceeding Quietly I'm Hart"
fnrs

HARTFORD. Nov. 5.-The election is progress
lug quietly and heavy vote Is being pOllod,
Three arrests have been made for repeating,
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m A R VI AN I'D.
The Congressional HselegatiDn-A Gain NJ
dpma for the Republicans.

BALTIMORE Nov. 8, o:t5 Q. MN the Sixth
Congressional District, Urner, Republican. has
an estimated majority of 1000. In the Second
In the Fifth District Henkel, Democrat, has 1000
majority. In the First District Henry, Demo<
crat, has nearly $500 majority. The Maryland
Congressional delegation will stand: i've Dem
ocrats and one Republican. gain Of one for
the Republicans,
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NEW JERSEY.
Republican Congressman Elected - TIT
Ieglaiatize Result In EsaeA.

NEWARK, \. J., Nov. the kepnbIlcans eIee$
Blake 10 Congress In the KIN District. IheT
also elect four AssambIymen. and tne Demo-
Gratis elect five In Essex county.
Probable Republican Gain Of TWO Eon~
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MOREHOUSE.
The Democratic Majority at Least A4OW

Especial to the Democrat
~-8AsTRop Nov. 5-About f .leen hun red votes
were polled in this parish. Very few Radical
tickets we're voted in the parish 50 for rs known
here. You can count on fourteen hNuared Dem
ocratic majority with certainty
Amore peaceahle election H7,-- HoTer known
:, 1Torahouse. Will report acc, 15r asult for
.4o-morrows DEMOCRAT. .,
SCHROEDER < >,cE RLIN.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. s. 9 ., MN the Third Con-
gressiona District Kimmel Democrat has 1000
majority; In the Fourth District McLane, Dem
oorat, has majority Of 376t; in Frederick
county the estimated majority for Urper Re-
nuh1nsu is
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Urner Probably Elected.

ROCKVILLE, Nov. 5.-Thls city gives George
Peters. Democratic candidate for Congress. ait
majority, Il considerable decrease. The proba-
biIitins are that Milton G. Urper Republican
Mr.. Peters opponent s elected. The district
Wing formpytv RAnuhlinan
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to Burke and Robertson for Congress. There
is no news from the country. W. IL.
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SYLVANRA.
The Congressional Probabilities I'm Ph1fa"
eelplfa-A Light Labor Vote.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5;;1;As far as can BE- e
learned the election in tbs city mas pas passpd pn Oh
ham II The rst Hon. charies oNo5 \ b in fh9
Scam 70 have a walk over. The Democrat and
vote is m tha heyy Wydl The adea haRa
Kelay has been cut a great deal in his district
the fourth and had he not reeeIved the h Labor
Endorsement his defeat would have been as
sured. At least such is the prevailing opinion.
The Republicans viii Garry the City by
1A,OOO-The Congressional Prospects.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Sup to O'CLOCK the
connt as taken from headings, gives the Repub-
@ iicans hopes Of carrying The whole ticket by at
least 1000 maority The5e be rs rs pGWecsr ca0 s0
be PLACID upon these returns, and the result
cannot be definitely ascertained until alter the
" In Speaker Kandalrs district it vas as thought,
REPUBLICAN indorsed by the Nationals, would
give him hard tusse If not wiz IN 1t 1hhs 1hs RoW 40
being traded off for Gen: Wagner, candidate 1or
recorder OF deeds, and it Is now almost certain
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NEW aeNEk.
A Fair Nay, and "a Heavy Vote Being
RMAAeGa.

A Fair Nay. and Heavy Vote Being
P0llesa.
New YoRK, Nov SELECTION day opens clear
and very cold. Thick ice formed during tho
night in exposed places.
The fight between 'Fammany and anti ,Iam-
many ia being carried on viii determined vigor
on both sides, and indications are that q hthVy
vote will be ,polled. Betting favors the anti
Tammany ticket.
The Stock, Cotton. Produce and other OK
changes are closed. and general business to q
great extent Is suspended.
The Republicans Probably Gain a. GOn"
gressHman i'm the City - The United
states supervisor Making Arrests.
New YORK. Nov. 5.-The election Is proceed
ing very uuitly 1t is impossible to give any
idea regarding the vote for mayor. Both SIDES
are quite confident and the contest Is close.
The election Of MOrter and McCook, ReDuD-
licans, for Congress in the city is conceded by
the Democrats. This is a Republican gain OF
ono Congressman. The east side districts.
where the excitement is greatest, are polling
heavy vote. In what is generally called the
Brown Stone districts there Is considerable
aphathy regarding the result.
United States Supervisor Of Elections DaVen
mort is arresting scores Of men who vote on al
legged fraudulent naturalization papers OF 1868
These wholesale arrests will prevent many
men from voting. Three United States com
miseoners are sitting In the new pQstoihce
building hearing cases and generally holding
all arrested to bail The other United States com,
missioners are hearing cases in the upper paL'
Of the cty.
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The Election OF the Democratic TICKET LII
The Parish ana tae city of shreve"
mort Assured.

port assured.
Especial to the Democratic
SHREvEpORT. Nov &, $50 .. m.-The election
passed off quietly in this city. Partial informa-
sion from the country assures us OF the octlon
of the entire Democratic ticket by o large ma
jority We have also carried our city ticket.
but can give no definite figures to-night
49,. s, NJ. MORRISON.
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M A He II La N ID.

CHICAGO, Nov. b.--The Republicans claim that
they will carry Cook county by Go00 majority.
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Err8 a N1 en-

TRENTON N. J.. Nov. 5.-The Republicans
elect nr0babig FIVE nenb9rs of Congress and
the Democcas two. IN this State the indtea-
tions are that the Legislature Will De very close.
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The Republicans Make GaIns on the state
Ticket,

CONCORD, Nov. 5.-The Republicans state that
gains With q decreased Greenback vote. There
National Republican., 1878-10-02

public like roaring lion. He is making speeches
now and Will pull hard TO mako up for lost time.
In recent effort he describes the laborcr man
who depends upon his daily bread for subsist.
ence' They do say, however. that Milton is scared
about his election.
COLONEL VEsr a Missouri Democrat and a cnndi.
dato for the United States Scnatorship, has had
enough OF iiat money. In n recent speech he gave
TINS Us nh illustration Of his experience with that
sort gi money; After the late unplcasantncss'
hau TO nny sl6H>h o! Confederate money for u
horc, and Il was the mCunCst horse over saw"
Natunliy he wants no more money OF that kind.
GENERAI JUHS EHuLs haB announced himself
as candidate iUr Congressional hOnOrs IN tho
seventh Virginia district Nessrs Harris and Paul
nre already In the field. but General EChUis i the
only ono who places him lslf In favor Of sound
currency which shall have the basis nf value and
equality and COnvCrublity into COIN Without
doubt the canvass will he lively In that district, as
each candidate is working theoretically for cleo
ton.
JUDGE IEEE BLACK was asked In California q few
days ago whether no agreed with General Buffers
views rs 70 the power OF state to make legal pro-
immigration. He replied IN letter to the LhroHicc
that the prevalent notions of the effect Of Federal
treaty arc erroneous. "a domestic regulation or
Federal statute II consistent with the Constitution,
Is not void because IL conflicts with tho treaty
THE Columbia Is. ca !Srdigh.Om argues that
Wade Hampton cannot consistently be q candidate
Tor the Sculte, and ays: Governor HamptOn's
straightout friends have everything TO hope from
MS continuance III his present Office until rctrcnCh-
inent aud reform have been completed. A solid
south and the Democratic press OF the North have
already marked him tlior choice for the Vice
Presidency. This much they demand, and nothing
else will satisfy them"