The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

Tho New York Herald of the 10th
inst, contained the follwing in regard tc
the status of the electoral count:


SOME PLAIN TALK.
We have plain and very serious
words TO say 10 Alessrs EYarts and Bliss
about this plot:--
"Gentlemen, you will push this coun-
try perilously near to the verge of
revolution If you persist in your chican-
cry and find INSCRIPTIONS supervisors
and tacile judges to do your bidding.
Your party was fairly beaten in the
election. The majority did not submit
TO be howled out of its victory last week
and will not submit to he iuggled out OF
it this week. II has nc moro respect for
your lawyers tricks than IL has for Il
mobs hludgeons. The Presidential
cheat of 1876 shall not be repeated with
success, nor attempted with impunity.
You may ilatter yourselves that yo1r
lawyers gowns arc strong enough ar
NOR TO protect you. But beware, for
your own sake, lest you bo mistaken.
lfyou are as wise as your recent associ-
ate, Jay Gould, you will follow his ex-
ample Of surrender"
TIE STATE BOARD OF CANVAssERs.
The state boarJ of canVassers meet in
Albany in the secretary of states office
ON the Wednesday following the third
Monday of this month 10 count the vote
sent to them by counties.
WHERE THE wRANaLEs MAY COME IN.
~ special law the supreme court is
empowered to correct errors made by
the county board of canvassers. For in.
stance, II il is coutended, say by the
Republicans, that there IL an error in
the vote Of certain district as passed
upon by the board, the supreme court
can be appealed to to compel the board
TO roctiiy the alleged error. Ifthe court
sustains the view Of the Republicans its
order is final, and the record AS ordered
| by the court must stand in place of the
original one. Tho board itself can COM
| pel the inspectors to correct only Clor-
| icgl errors, and 1t is In regard to the
| probable protests rs to certain records
/ of tho vote In various election districts
/ in this city and election precincts in the
state that the Republicans and Demo.
/ Gratis may lock horns on Tuesday and
call In the aid of tho supreme court Ia
determine the disputed questions. The
counting OF tho vote in this city ospe
cia.ly ma not bo ended, therefore, ioi
several days.
Meanwhile Il would 10 well for Re
lpuhlicaus and Democrats alike to holt
Their souls IN patience and await thl
final official result in the hope tha
right VIII prevail
l,ENARE.
ON Thursday night last, when Blaine
and his managers here saw by return
in their possession, that New York wa
lost to theW, n dispatch was sent IRON
here by II few desperate Blaine men L
tho leading Blaine journals OF tho coun
try urging and entreating them l.
ngreo to stand by the Tribune In claim
ing the election Of Blaine at all hazards
TO That atrnciOus proposition, we hav
reason 20 believe, most of the journal
which were addressed returned a flat r.
iusal, saying that they would stand h,
the true returns, whatever thoy nigh
be, but no more.
IL is to the lasting credit and honor @
American journalism that the politica
desper0doos who thus planned a revolu
uonary attempt against the cou tr
we're rebuiled. The reply they receive
seem, To have discouraged them, for O.
Friday the Blaine committee quietly NO
tilird Blaine of his defeat, and the TrI
bunO gave IL up.
But Blaine Is a greater desperado tina
the others, and on Friday evening. hny
| ms learned that he was beaten, ho /,
sued nis revolutionary pronunciament,
Blaine cannot steal the presidency. /
has been done once, aud that IL ono
more than enough York Hei
aid.