Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-08
POLITICS.
Probable Disintegration Of the
Solid South.
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS.
Possibility that Virginia will Choose
Republican Electors.
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE NEXT HOUSE.
Hancock Said to Disapprove of the Proposed
Contest in New York.
ELECTION DEVICES IN THE CAROLlNAs.
How the Gamblers were Euchered Out of
Their Money.
iDrspArct,Rs OF SATURDAY Ann srrSn.v1

How the Gamblers we're Euchered Out oi
Their Money.
lDIsPArcHEs OF SATURDAY AND suNDAY.l
Returns from the States.
ST. PAUL (Minn. November 6th.-Follow.
ing are the revised footings of the Republican
majority: For President, 36,84S; Dunnell,
First District, S.531 strait. Second District,
5,505; Washburne, Third District, 1886.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind November 6th.-The
official returns from eighty.two counties in
Indiana give Republican majority of 4. 4.489
OF the remaining eleven counties six gave q
Republican majority in October of 1926,
Ave Democratic majorities of 749. The
counties heard from show net Democratic
gain of 2,672 over October.
CONCORD IN. H. November 9Th. h.-Returns
from all but three precincts in the State show
q total Presidential vote of Sc, III, as follows
Garfield 44,7S7, Hancock 40,707, scattering
6S3.
TOPEKA (Ks.), November 6th.-Twenty Of
the eighty counties in this State give Garfield
&, $50, Hancock 16, SIC, Weaver 4, 4,190 Gar.
fields plurality is u. 102 The vote in the
u ".
81, ,4O3, Ross (D.) 16, 753, Vrooman (G.) 8, 1899.
1t is thought the prohibition amendment to
the Constitution is carried by 20, 00majority.
The majority for John Anderson, in the First
District, will be about 10000.
VICKsBURG (Miss.), November 6th.-The
throwing out of over 1000 Republican bal
lots was by the use of four ordinary printers
dashes to separate the headings, while the
law provides that no flag or distinguishing
device be used, and the result will be the elec.
tion Of General Chalmers to Congress instead
of Lynch, colored Republican. A small ring
of extreme Democrats favor the fraud, but
the majority express disgust, and are inclined
to give Lynch fair show.
ST. LOUIS (Mo.), November 6th.-Oficia
and unofficial reports from As of the la
counties in this State give Hancock 109, 29s
votes, Garfield u, ,325. Weaver a. 956. Han.
cocks plurality is 57,96S, and majority ovel
all, 1902 The same counties, in 1876, gave
Tilden ITO, 1868, Hayes 7S.39S, Cooper l, 315
Democratic loss, 1,075; Republican loss, Z.
073; Greenback gain, 1854.
ST. LOUIS, November 7th.-The Secretary
of State, from returns already in and esti.
mates of the rest, predicts that the Missouri
Legislature will estand: Senate-Democrats
26. Republican 6, Greenbackers q House
Democrats SO, Republicans 80, Greenbackers
2, with seven Representative districts doubt
full.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), November 7th.-Re
turns from forty counties of Kentucky, cast
ing tosal vote of LIS, 468 nearly half Of
the State give Hancock SO, SS9, Garfield 45,.
So The same counties in 1876 gave Tilden
H,473, Hayes 43, 493-a Democratic loss OF
1854. and Republican gain of 2,0S6. Han.
cocks majority over Garfield will be abou,
$1,000. 1t is generally conceded that John
for Congress in the Ninth District With
this exception, Kentucky will send Demo
cratic delegation to Congress-
counties in the State, except Curry an6
Grant, are heard from, nearly all official. and
give Garfield 547 majority. The two coun
ties to hear from will probably increase this
majority to 600.
Virginia very Close.
New YORK, November 6th.-A Washing.
ton special to the Commercial says: Dis.
patches from Virginia are to the effect that
the vote there is very cless, and there is a
prospect that Garfield and Arthur will re.
ceive the electoral votes of the State. Full
returns from half the State only give the
Democrats 1900 majority, and the strong
Republican counties have yet to be heard
from. The Republicans here are quite
elated over the news, and the Democrats are
privately confessing tlat they have been
doubtful of the result.
Impending Disinfegrati0n of the Solid
South.
CHICAGO, November 6tk.-The Washing.
ton correspondent of the Times finds the
Southern leaders anxious to make terms with
the incoming administration, and declares
that the Republicans can certainly find
enough allies among Independent Democrats
from the South to organize the House. Such
men as Gordon, Wade Hampton, Lamar and
M. G. Butler have repeatedly within the last
year expressed opinions to the effect that the
South ought to be able to make terms with
the Republican party, and cease to trail
along at the heels of the Northern Bourbons,
who, with genius for blundering, have led
them on from one political ditch to another.
The Southerners would have broken with the
Northern Democrats long ago had they been
certain that public sentiment in the South
would have maintained them. 1t was the
frequently expressed opinion Of these South
ern gentlemen last winter that made the
Grant Senators so anxious to secure the
nomination of Grant at Chicago. They had
practically in advance positive assurances
from responsible men that upon such a man
as Grant the South would make break. It
was also said here repeatedly, before the ad.
journment of Congress, by certain Southern
this time it would practically end Southern
allegiance to that organization. Their pre-
diction is now confirmed.
UncOmfortably Close.
CHICAGO, November 6th.-The Journals
Vocbs osa1 Tba
majority in the next House is going to be uu-
comfortably close. MCPHERSON figures out
to-day only one majority. The gains made
on Tuesday in Congressman were as follows
Virginia l, Tennessee 2, Louisiana l, Iowa 2,
Minnesota l, Wisconsin /, Missouri 1, Penn.
sylvania 2, Illinois l, Kentucky l, making q
total of 13. The losses were as follows New
York 4, Nevada and California 1, making 6
in all, net Republican gain of z, which,
added to the gains made in October and other
Republicans elected, give them total vote of
LAT, to 146 votes for the Democrats. These
estimates give the Democrats all the Green.
back vote, which in all probability they will
not get. Information reaches here to-day
that the Democrats ia Louisiana are talking
about Withholding the certificate of Darrali,
Republican member elect from the Third
District, and if they do this the next House
will be tie, unless some of the Greenback
members or the two Readjuster members
from Virginia vote with the Republicans.
COngratulating Garfield.
New YORK, November 6th-The Heralds
Cleveland special says: Garfield received
seventy-hve congratulatory kilograms to-day,
making about nine hundred in ALL Every
mail brings huge packages of letters of simi.
lar import. Those letters that require an
swering receive immediate attention, the
General being just as prompt in his CORE.
spondence since the election as he was be-
fore it.
The Morey Letter swindIe.
New York, November 6th.-Among the
prepaid specials which Chairman Barnum
sent to the press all over the country prior to
the election, was one claiming that they had
absolute proof that Morey received from Gar
field the pro-Chinese letter. Note the fac,
that no such proof has been attempted, and
that Hart testified that the letter came te
himself anonymously through the mail The
evidence accumulates that the letter was
never mailed from Washington nor received
at Lynn. Although the election is over tht
case has interest as showing the depths O
villainy to which some political manager,
will stoop IN the hope of focling and cheatine
the people.
Garfield His Own Successor.
NEW YORK, November cha Phila
delphia special announces that the Americaa
weekly political journal of that city. print
a 2. re remarkable editorial in to-day's issue Of
Ine Grant Campaign" The value of In
article arises out of the fact that Wharto
Booker, the proprietor OF the Awerican.