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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1876
Page
2
Condensed from a Pittsburgh Post lead on three disputed states outlines expected tally corrections by South Carolina Supreme Court and Florida gains for Tilden, with late efforts at fraud and military postings around Washington. Reports hint at Castles and Castle electors in Illinois, urging calm as enemies threaten violence while Democrats push for lawful counting.
The article argues Tilden’s victory remains disputed with Hayes unlikely to be seated. It notes Congress and the Supreme Court face obstacles, and that several electors may be deemed ineligible. Florida and Louisiana outcomes loom, with Tilden’s 203 votes claimed though Oregon is still contested by Democrats.
The Louisiana Returning Board reported parish by parish tallies on Tuesday with Tilden ahead in Ascension Assumption Calcasieu and others while Hayes led in several. most protests originate from Republicans in Democratic parishes. A 15 member Ouachita delegation switched from Republican ranks to support the Democratic ticket at the St Charles Hotel. Contests persist in many parishes and Florida records an injunction on Governor Stearns to stop canvassing with a mandamus to start counting.
In New Orleans on November 19 Col Zacha rie for the Democratic candidates argued the returning board is unconstitutional for indefinite tenure and powers in one body, conflicting with the U S and Louisiana constitutions. objections also targeted the board's judicial powers and party composition. The meeting adjourned with no election to fill the vacancy, resuming Monday. visiting politicians and inspectors were named to observe vote counting.
In Florida on November 18, both parties claim success in the Presidential and gubernatorial races. Democrats say official county returns favor Tilden and Drew, while Republicans plan to challenge alleged fraud to reach Hayes. Disputes center on Jefferson, Alachua, and Leon counties amid a bitter canvass fight and potential court action. A New Orleans telegram from Mr Jenny Warrrrson defends Tilden supporters against Republican intimidation.
Albany officials note that electors receive about 1500 dollars for a two day service, under a law tied to legislature pay. The 1842 change left electors paid at 3 dollars per day for up to 100 days, making 1600 dollars the implied amount. Total due could reach 52500 dollars excluding mileage, though electors named on the ticket likely won’t claim it.
The dialogue discusses threats to electoral integrity as three states may alter the people’s vote, with Governor Seymour and leaders debating constitutional methods, potential illegitimate counts, and the danger of overturning Tilden’s majority. Mentions of Hayes, Farr, and party lines frame a looming constitutional clash amid warnings from eastern merchants and republican leaders. The piece notes legal maneuvering over canvassing electors, the governor’s power, and protests from Democrats, along with a quip about homeopathy versus allopathy, and a grim coroner’s inquest ending.
The Chautauqua Lake steamer Col. Phillips was set afire at Mayville’s dock Monday night, drifted out and burned to the water’s edge. Owned and commanded by Captain W. J. Whitney the loss runs about $20,000 with partial insurance. The oil field news notes rising derricks and stronger production in Glade district, but benefits for investors remain limited while enthusiasm grows.
Harrisburg November 21 The official vote of Pennsylvania is listed Hayes 884148 Lilden 366204 Cooper 7204 Smith Prohibitionist 13182 local figures provided for the state election results delayed final tally and party spread reported from the capital.
The Centennial visit reshapes commerce as wives and daughters travel with visitors, enriching household wants and sparking new parlor styles. Expositions drive business revival by widening knowledge of national economic power among farmers and mechanics. Separate notes discuss suffrage impact in Massachusetts and election uncertainty, plus practical cleaning tips for white enamel pans.
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