New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

tcrmined fight has been waged by each Of the three
contendirg parties The Republican candidates III
most of tie districts were practically withdrawn'
and their supDorters voted for the Readustcrs.
The effort made in the interest of those interested
70 throw the bulk of the colored ana
white Republican vote to the headJns'e'
electoral ticket insteod of to Garfield seems
at this time to have failed and indications
from the returns thus far received show that most
Of the Republican vote, despite the SYSTEMATIC ell
fort made 70 carry 1t to the Malone ticket, has been
cast for Garfield.
The most determined fight III any district proba-
bly was made In the Norfolk. In tins district the
Republican candidate for Congress was withdrawn
few days ago. with the approval OF the Natlonal
Rennbhcan Congressional COMMITTEE, and the Re
pnbIcans were advised TO support John ;. WISE the
Readiusters' candidate. As the taxes Of only
comparatively few negroes III the district were at
that line paid, this being necessary qualification
TO votc il was apparent the Rea busters tnat 1t
would he impossible e. qualify the majority oi these
III the Ordinary manner IN tha few da remaining
between that time aud election. Massey, the Read
ulster AudItor in order to avoid that trouble. Az
pointed under an existing law temporary coiec-
tors of delinquent tax all over the state, VINO
were authorized to give receipts for taxes
This somewhat dismsyed the Democrats. Last
evening the friends of that side sued out an lnJunc-
ton before Cooperation Judge ClOptOn restraining
these collectors this district from receiving any
raxcs. Inis was granted upon the ground that the
amendments Of these officers were not valid, since
all of the provisions of the law under which they
were apDuutel were not fully carried
ont. The order of the Court also di-
rected the election judges not TO recog-
ME such receipts as emitting holders thereof
10 vote his was done, and all voters who pre-
scented these certificates were rejected Inc hlch-
moud Collector AT the time he was restrained, had
issued 100 receipts most of winch were I" hegroeS'
thou IA some few of them were held By white Demo
Gratis The Readjusters at once had the names OF
all the rejected voters taken down, that they
might he produced Is evidence before the state
Board Of CmvdsscIs, III case of the defeat
o.! heir candidate. and If a contest IS made
before th,t body Tor the certificate of election,
npor tire ground of uregularty in conducting the
election. They CAIN thai 1000 votes that their
candidate in lhi. strict woIli have received were
thrown oa. on Tins account. In any event II is
pril4b.ct.at Ii bitter contcs. VIII ice made before
| The STATE Boar! Of CauyJs,crs, TWO OF whom are
De t-Pa1i.l d mocra.s aud three ltcaij listers. me
ch3uc.. are lat other contests may be made before
tile b rd n ease che 10 arm, OF otuel Colgrc.sioaa
candidates SHOW tuat th- vote is close.
.uIc, Clor,on. VINO granted the injunction some
! If tne pur.,- AMI most honorable JUDGES IN the
STATE tn, indications 90 tia uour. o'clock are That
tc Democratic candidate for Congress id this DIS
! t.c. selected by very large majority, though only
/ ..,,r. .urus have yes been received from all tax
c.uu..os Iu tlc district