The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-09
MORNING, NOVEMBER 9. 1880

huiehI on tns appointed day, by
eoe RS lIute men chosen 10 administer il. !"
view ork, S.-The Times says: There
Is no indication of any change in the re-
suits of the election. which have sIrssdv
o-en announcsd. Garfield and A thur
: have 2l3 electoral votes, without includ.
irg SIX votes of California, or eyea one Of
these votes, which Is said to h4ve been
SO ,ured for them in any event. q n
SedIng all of CalifJrnia's vote To the
democrats, Hancock and English have
LOG. Later telegrsns do not change the
assiBument or congressinen-l52 repub-
tisAns, I3I democrats and greonbac : rs.
Oorreetsd returns show that Garfield re-
S9iVso about 1900 more votes than |
nancock In the stzte Of New York.
Lr7onae's Washington: 1t appears hist
al the close If the political camp aign the
Democratic Congressional committeaI
found Itself with an empty treasury and
10 debt about $4,000. TIE prospect oil
making any further coil, etions from The
aisheaftened democracy seems almost
mop les, and creditors Of the committees
are SAID 10. be greatly disturbed.
The Herdtd's Mentor, o., speciAI avs:
5a'heid viii attempt to propitiaie all
ofA mes OF the republican party in his
app lntm nts. Eff IS will be m de Ia !
fraterniss Conkliog, Grant and Lovan, 4,
with The Hayes repu 0licsas. - K
3 AAfer0ld special reterates that Sbsr-
man will to be placed on the retir n :
lIsi Rfee republican m'mb.'rs elect Of the 4
Ferty-seyenth Congress-Frye, Robson
81 d Morton-are Understood to be can
dldat-s for the United States Senate, and |
II elected would make vacancies in Com =
gress which would have 10 be filed by 2
special ection. This gives son.e alarm
TO republicans.
The SANS Washington says General
Grant is expected there soon. and it is 4
likely he will be Gaifeld's secretary of :
war. II
Chicago, s. Times' washington: n
Walt. Carpenter has stated confdentialIy
hat Grant prefers the secretaryship of u
war to the Illinois censorship, and will
be offered that ! osition. Blaine
las Eugene Hale IN training for q cabi-
net position.
Tri6lefle's New York: II q secret vote
vas to be taken Tammany would de-
hrone Kelly from the leadership with
N alscriiy that would astonish him.
But few would have the temerity TO nj
openly vote to depOse him. but all would
-ejoice If he were deposed.
ITt6tt'le'S Washington: John Kelly
appears alarmed by the report that he is
to keep the presidential Br
question open, an to silence rumors to ~
hat effect, notably one, according TO a,
Which he is reported TO have advised all ~
emocrats to decline to pay bets on Gar
eld's election, he has tent the following r
eegram here:
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.
70 George c. Wedderbury, Editor Ga
zeae:
Rumors have no foundation in fact. Gi
JOHN KELLY.
Tribune's Richmond: Interior coun.
es show unexpected and surprising re- %
Ilts. Four years ago democrats carried
lie election by $4,000 majority; this year, =
y little if any over 1000. All but
wen counties give democratic electors, a
Loco; resdjusters, 5000; republicans,
1000. Jorgenson's, republican, ma.
'rity is nearly 5000. Deshendori, re-
lbhcan, is elected, and Paul and Full -
er-On, readjusters, are elected, which 4
,publicans claim as gains, re- ides one or
70 regular democrats will be contested
Y ju,ters
7T16ume'S Columbus: Governor Fos-
IT will be q candidate for the United
tates Senate. n
Journals Ii tie Rock: The repub' lean
ate central committee of Arkansas -
aims the election Of Republican Con-
ressman Murphy in the Fourth and
oles in the Third Districts, with the PC
lsnces favorirg Williams, republican,
the Secocd
Madison, Wis, S-The Democrat,
hich has been bitterly partisan ali
trough the clmpaign. comes out in an
iitOrial arguing for the disbending of
q d. 10 - 10 I
le democracy has only elected thirty
ye out OF 80 congressman in the north,
nd only carry New jersey for Hancock
2 !, 800 majority, and Nevada by 800,
ID that out of ten northern states they o.
ave not elected single representative. =
he north Is solidly republican and the
nth democratic, and Northern democ-
.cy hiss performed its duty 10 the coun-
y and has nothing more TO offer. It
as no other party duty to perform for
e country.
New York, s.-The New York
TerGLd. commentingl on the democrsts'
roposition 10 throw out a large number
republican votes in this state, because
icy were illegally printed, says: II
'oks too much ike democratic trick
II smuggling int ballot boxes, through
le hands of unsuspecting republicans, of
regular O&Tue u NCJess III tne nope LDdL
ley might be rejected ny the canvassers.
The same paper: The Pacific vote is
ut down to the forged Morey letter
he vote is surprise to both sides. The
never really claimed the
scifc states, and under ordinary cir
republicans should hold
lem in this canvass Garfield stopped
, bid for the anti Chinese vote, and win
le Kesrney crowd, which Hancock TO
is credit did not do. The Mo7ey letter
id not unsettle Californis. 1t was so
andled over the telegraph wire, as we
be by resdlng Californis papers, as to be
n adveI tisement for Garfield and to give
i'm voters. There was not q voter in =
california who did not believe it to be
rretched, de radng forgery. What 9
urt Garfield was the business depression =
n the coast California is recovering
rom the gambling speculation fever and
as not felt the business impulse Of the
At
Memphis, s.-The latest returns indi-
ate the election Of johnson (colored)
in the First Arkansas District, 4
D Congress by 1000 majority, over
'ointdexter Dunn, democrat johnson -
J a barber and his candidacy was an
Iounced but one week before election.