The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-11
The Republicans Confident They
Can Prove Various Frauds.
Chairman Jones Says Tint Blaine
is Lcgltimately Elected.
Tho Result Hinges OH tic Official
County Count To-day.
A Republican Journal on the
Frauds In Kingston.
Roscoe Conkling Accepts the Pric.
Ofa lawyers Fee.

Special Dispatch to The Iu't'ligeucer. !
SEw i9nK, November lo.-Thcre was
another report OH foot this morning
to the effect that. the tables once more
showed II plurality for Blaine 1t turned
out, however, to be uniounded, and was
supposed to have been Wall street
canard to influence the market. Nothing
new is now expected before tomorrow
night, after the official canvass is com.
pletcd i'll the counties in the State and the
result telcgrnphcd here.
At Republican headquarters the belief
is still expressed that Developments OF
errors and frauds will show Blaine to have
carried the Sta!e-C,airman Jones SAYS !:
cnAlnnAS jones' CLAIM.
"We will be able TO bring home to the
Democratic managers and manipulators
in several counties OF the State evidences
OF fraud that will result in placing Mr..
Blaine in his legitimate position us pres:.
dent elect. We are taking the most thor
ough measures to ferret out frauds. Ii the
official count should show that Cleveland
has been elected by even one vote we shall
checrfully .acquiesce in the result"
The Enniny Mail Says: "The develop.
mcnts OF the past twenty-iours Indicate
even better prospect for Blaine than did
those of Saturday. Day by ,luy the alleged
Cleveland plurality has dwindled down
until now, according to figures obtained
from Democratic sources,it is only claimed
that he has carried the State by 45G votes. :"
WHIT vRooMAN SAYS.
Mr.. Vrooman, OF the State Republican
Committee, says: "We have direct, posi-
tive and official information OF frauds be-
ing perpetrated aud votes illegally count.
ed in New York, St. Lawrence, Essex, Ma.
CARA and several other counties in this
State. The cry Of the Democratic officials
and the Democratic press in aiming to
stir up the people to riot is simply pre-
tended fear, and is but cover for their
own villiany. They first claimed 5o,W0
for Cleveland; next day the figures came
down tol7,o00, and the next day to 5000
and now they have dwindlcd to petty
4ot' votes. Suppose the dwindling process
should continue, where will they be in
three days more. Is it inccndiary or dis.
honest for us to look into these hgures?'
! telegraph YOU thcseseveral statements
tonight in order that you may see on what
those who have charge Of the Republican
side OF the CANVASS base their cxpet la
tons of ultimate success; Republicans
generally, so far MS can Judge. do not
seem to expect such material changes
from thecanvass rs will reverse the appa-
rent result in favor Of Cleveland; but
nevertheless they have not given up
hope. -a,7g A.w.c,
ALLEGEDFRAUDS SINKINGsTOS.
What the Lending Republican Paper lIus
to Say About 1t.
kfSdsToS, n. u Nov. 16.--In regard TO
tho fraud in the Fifth ward no contest
will be made tomorrow by the Repub.
lcans. Tho freeman, leading Republican
paper, this evening says: "Thc vote in
the Fifth ward having been represented
throughout the State as fraudulent, it is
only fair to both parties that the whole
truth concerning it should Mt [oncc be
made known. The full electoral ballot
box was found to contain ninety-one
ballots more than were east accord
ing to. the poll list and. that exec.
Of votes was drawn out by man blin1.
folded according with the law OF the State
Ii fraud was intended the parties failed to
accomplished what they desired. The
Republican party have no reason to find
fault with the vote, as it gave Cleveland
only. 200 majority, WHICH is the ordinary
vote. The roll was carefully watched on
election day and the result as declared by
the inspectors apparently gives each party
what it is fairly entitled to-"
K l3rs3 t"Thou Too, Brutus."