New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
TO SECURE AN HONEST COUNT.

,,,.rrru,v,rtoy or REPUBLICANS ~ "Ai'
THEIR RIGHTS.
Ncssrs Jones' Elkins, Hobart ana 'iaihson' VI
.h po,,blican National Committee, with the 'eIe-
,,o,b onerators and some of the attaches Oh ''o
Committee. spent most OF yesterday at hepuplic'u
National Headquarters. The SITUATION II uh-
o,anopd since the proclamation issued Nv the coli-
,uittee on Saturday night. Bnt much hrmer 'onc
a. arcon,ible In the statements Of the members Of
,be committee that they are positive that the pai-
,o,s aud the returns are both favorable to Mr.
p,,inc and that the fact will be securely cstab-
bshcd Tomorrow. II is evident that the committee
has received information which ~ considered trust
worthy and tending to show that the electoral veto
f Nav York helonas bv the chp 90 of the people 10
Mi. Dlaipc. Icliev ing this they ore leaving no
efo,t nusnatcd 10 secure proper Official decia'a-
ton Of the result, A.,
A ooln, In favor Of Tho Republican claim when
bnn onoapoi public attention, was nhdo N'''''"eF
by Secretary Vfooman of The state '"mm't'o'
d,,ine n call AT National Headquarters. IL whA
that the Democrats make no charge oi itand oi any
kind again. the Republicans either IN tho matter
ofbaliots of voters of voting, oro making i''uihH'
Their only cry is that the kepnbileHnH are
irving to steal tho state. On the
other hand the Dem Gratis are squarely charged
with illegal voting. frandulcnt eonht ana irau1-
ulent returns, on the face OF when theV liauu-
ulenty claim the State, without so hiuch as u
denial of the frauds pcrpetrated; me hep1Dnean n
situation has greatly and steadily improved since
Saturday morning but for obvious reasons uetailS
ero not and cannot be gwen 10 the puo'io,
since that would he TO advertise 10
the enemy the course TO be pursued toL,noIioW, rH
The National Committee has received humorous
of during the last three dayS,encouraglhg
them TO persist in their discrimination 10 secure Il
fa,r count. fair sample OF these dispatches is 'ne
following from ex-senator Henderson. of Missouri
and number of prominent citizens ana business
men of ST. LOUIS:
ST. LOUIS No., Nov. g
Hon. B. F. JoSEs, Chairman Rei6fiea" National COM
niittee. -, a., -.
ascertain and declared and We have inn RUN th %
the Republicans of New York will not be deferred IN me
dscharge Of their duty by any false claims or he c
mocracy Demand honest eoant and the people of the
West viii sustain the result =, - ~
simedl J. b. Henderson, d. +; Dwyer' NJ, q, hey-
nods George d. Reynolds. II. NJ Pollard. H. W. starr
loft George H. Shields. Samuel H. Hayes d. J. Elcr: H.
Glover Thomas C. Fletcher, Charles learce, Nllain
A. Pearsall Nathan Cole John C. Diick ana fredeHek
". SChanert. j, ,.e
By the Republican State Committee of Caliior-
MIA the following despatchwas sent from San Fran
cisco to Chairman Jones:
What right has the Morcy lettcrfrau Barnum or anv
Democrat assume the election OF Cleveland whl.o me
result j. fairly in doubt Why should any one attempt
10 create excitement and fOrestal public opinion NO
Repuhican worthy of the name wants anything bnl II
fair count and result and that must be had III spite
who that all Republicans are cheats makes Nun,
self rascal Do yonr duty fearlesSy ana all iar
men of both parties Will stand ny you
Chairman Jones also received the following dis
patch from Augustus E. Wilson. Republican NOM
inee for Congress i'll Louisville, KY:
The Republicans Of Louisville fully appreciate the
responsibility resting yOnr committee, ana stanu
pledged 10 sustain You in any step you may taAe TO Sc
Ready yield TO honest plurality against u.s. we are
equally ready to help defend one fOr us.