The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
POLITICS..
The Official Canvass Of the New York Elec-
ton Returns Begun Count
to Be Completed Friday.

NEW YoRk. Nov. 70. An official canvass of the
election returns throughout the State began to-
day. aud will not be eompleted before Friday or
bave been received from from four fourteen m G. counties. NJ -
The Tines' lest table made out an apparent
majority Il 622 for Hoskins fer Ii. ntenant Gov
Wa lswofth. CONT oIler: 272o for Ward, httor,
ney General; 4o4o for Wendell. treasurer. and
ols5 Ter Seymour, State Eogiueer. All he above
are REPUBLICANS except seymour. The fourteen
counties referred to as compared with the
Times table show loss Of thlrty:.six, for Hos
oss 81 W. 70 or Wendell n % and gain
of l545 for Seymour.
THE BUN ON THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
The Sun gays: official returns from about
half Of the counties show slight Republican
cate that the vote for Lieutenant Governor viii
be very close, and that the Republicans may
have carried the remainder q the State ticket
except state engineer and Survey or, to which
Horatio seymour Democrat. is undoubtedly
elect, d.
THE EVENING TELEaRAM's ESTIMATE or THE RE
New YoRK Nov. ~ Tho Evening Telegram
Gays: Information from all sources goes TO
ehow that the Republican State ticket, carries
the state except for state Engineer. The re-
add to the majoriiss Of all the, candidates.
Wendell, for State Treasurer. leads the ticket,
excepting, Of course. CarneDl, As now shown.
his mpjority ID 2215 Notwithstanding thaae
figures, there are those who still cling hopeful
" to different result than the canvass thus far
points to.
HITCH IN CANvAss1NG THE NEW YORK oITY
RETURNS.
New York, Nov 12,-When the Board OF
County 1anyasaars were about TO b tgtn can
vnssing the returns to-day one OF their mum ber
objected TO counting the vote. on the ground ~
the probable illegaity Of tho returns as it did
not aprsar from tho returns proposed to be
eanvassed that the officers voted for were, on
'he scratched Or regular Tickets no ballots
appearing upon the returns as required by law.
The b 'llp, he maintained should be pastsd on
the return and the numb IT Ol votss cast for
that b4nt should be- written partly on that hl-
lot und continued In the returns. as decided by
Judge Davis, In his charge yesterday la the
case Of the indicted election inspec ors. The
board he cont, nded. would render itself liable
tn Indictment If they proceed cd to canvass susn
returns ns they were not In conformity with
a recess was taken to get the opinion OF the
corporation counsel In regard to the matter.
THE PENNSYLVANIA VOTE.
| HARRIsBuHG Nov 12.-Returns from every
| county in the State give y total vote for state
Treasurer as f. lows Butler, Republican 2a0 :
back, 27 2o7 !: Richardson. Prohibition. 321o.
BAYARp's SPEECH.
| WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. t2.In bis speech last
night sena or Bayard. speap Ing OF ~ the :, eontr 2,
q ey he 81 he od ng Toa
| 6eetion. with increased opportunities for com
pRrisnn with other countries. systems and gov
erument bring me only to the higher apprecia.
tlon OF the generosity. justice aud moral gran
aenr OF PRINCIPLES upon which our own Was
| founded. faithful repre- entative,' he said
should rather dispehse his constituents thar
consent to that which Injuries him. In, thit
| connection he asked If, whenever he spoke ol
voted la the Senate for new and stronger ties o
the Union b tween the States. or when he op
posed fAlsa money. he did not echo tho voice o.
Delaware2 There was frequent applause dur
| Ing tho speech