Daily Republican., 1884-11-10
THE PRESIDENCY.
BLAINE BELIEVED TO m HOE !.
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The New York Tribune says : The
situStien ~ to the Presidency remains
The Republican Nation.
al Comm ittee 10 confident that the vote
Of New York Was for Blaine, and IL
has taken steps TO have the true vote
declared. The Boards Of County Can
vassers will meet tomorrow 10 count
tho votes In each county. The official
statement will be sent TO tho Secretary
Of State, ON whose call the State Board
OF Canvassers will meet some time this
month to declare the vote Of the State
- shown BY tho returns nom tho
counties. Mr.. Blaine has rocsived
many kilograms from all perts Of the
country: expressing belief that he has
been elected.
Messrs. Jones, Elktps, Hobart and
ClArkson, Of the Republican National
COMMITTEES, with the telegraph opera
tors and some Of the attaches OF the
committee spent most Of yesterday NJ
Republican National HeadQuarters.
The si,.aton Is unchanged since the
proclamation iasued by the ccmmittee
ON Saturday night. But much
firmer tone IL preceptible In the state
menta of the mem bers Of the committee
that they are positive that the ballots
and the returns are both favorable to
Mr.. Blaine and that the fact will be %.
curely established to morrow. It 10
evident that the committee has receiv we'd
information which is considered trust
worthy and tending 70 show that the
electoral vote Of New York belongs by
the choice Of the people to Mr.. Blaine.
Believing this they are leaving no ef-
fort unspared to secure proper official
declaration Of the result.
A point In favor Of the Republican
claim, which has escaped public atten.
ton, was made yesterday by Secretary
Vroomsn, Of the State Com, during
q call at National Headquarters. 1t was
that the Democrats make no charge Of
fraud Of any kind against the Republi
cans, either in the matter Of ballots, OF
voters, Of voting, or Of making returns
Their only cry Ia that the Republicans
are trying TO steal the State. On the
other hand the Democrats are squarely
charged with illegal voting, fraudulent
face of which they fraudulently claim
Il
of the frauds perpetrated The Repub
lican situation has greatly and steadily
improved since Saturday morning, bu
for obvious reasons details are not and
cannot be given 10 the public, sinc'
that would be to advertise to tn,
enemy the course to be pursued to-mor
row.
DEMOCRATS AFRAID OF AN HOMES,
COUNT.
| The committee of Democratic law
yers, who have come to the assistanc
of the desperate Democracy, held
mass meeting in this city yesterday
for the purpose OF mapping out thei
campaign against the official canvass
Among those present were Genera
Francis g. Barlow, Il. Ellery Ander
son, A. J. Vsnderpool, Charles p
Miller, Albert Stickney and f. L
Stetson.
Mr.. Anderson said TO q Tribune re
lporter last evening: "The object Q
the conference to-day was to determin
by an examination Of the law what ar
the lin Its to which Republicans can q
in Invoking the aid ef the Courts :
interfere with the count Of the votes o.
Tuesday, and to take measures TO pro
1 tGCb bnC lutCIGSt5 Vi tu0 pcIuuCEbbl
party, and secure an honest count Q
the votes cast in this State"
will lawyers he sent from this cit
to witness the official canvass in tn
! country counties p"
"There are lawyers enough in th
various counties TO protect the interest
; Of the party. But wherever they wan
assistance we are prepared to fur
, nish it, and able lawyers will be sen
where needed"
Several Of the am mbitious Depend
, ent" lawyers rendered their service
to the Dep cratic State Committee
watch the canvass in some of the couI
ties in the interior of the State. The
were told that when their services wer
> required they would he called on, b,
that the cOmmittee preferred to engae
the services of local counsel. "DecliI
ed with thanks" said one of the Law
lyers, somewhat crestfallen, in nara
ing the matter to friend. at looh
as though they had no use for us aftt
election"
The Democratic State Committee ha
issued still another address. In TIL
they say they deem 1t their duty to al
nounce to the people of the State tbs
the Republican managers have col
ceivej q new scheme for THROWN
again into dispute the result of the ele
tion in this State" This new scheme
declared to be to make Of the boari
OF county canvassers throughout Il
State where controlled by them
many returning boards, after the pa
tern of those not long since used /
them In the Southern States. Wher
ever the boards fail then judicial orde
8 are to be applied for" The object
this is declared to be TO throw agai
4 into dispute the result OF the electis
and involve It In interminable litig
Ition." The representatives of the Der
locratic party in the various cOunti'
are called on to ba on the alert.