EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY . Sevember 6, 1876. CROSBY 6. NOYED..,..,..Editer Beading Matter on Every Page THE ELKCIION SEWS We have taken measures to supply our feaders with the earliest and most complete news of to morrow’s election from all qua ters of the country. To this end we have had Western Union telegraphic wires intro- duced into THE STAR office, to be worked by experienced operators; aad the public, through our bulletins, extras, and regular editions, will be sure to get early and relia- bie Information in regard to the all-absorb- ing question. The politicians are vociferously shouting charges and counter charges of fraud on either side. The New York Times. for tn- Stance, bas & sensation dispatch from R> chester charging that the democrats are pre- paring to repeat throughout the entire state ine Tammany frauds of 18s. A Milwaukee dispatch to the same paper avers that Ti den bas sent £25,000 to that city to purchase Yoters. On the other band, Casirmaa Hewitt, of the Democratic National Com- Mittee, is out in a circular warning the people of the United States against @ pre- tended confession of William M Tweed to implicate Gov. Tilden in the New York Ring frauds, which be is informed is in type in advance of the U. S. steamer Franklin, «said to be purporely detained off the har- bor of New York until the eve of theelection, in order to give color to the fraud and pre- ‘Vent Its contradiction.”. Then again, the Philadelphia democrats are charging upon Rowan, the republican candidate for sheriff, @ scheme to stuff the ballot-bvox in his tnter- ests. Ip various other cities of the couatry tue two parties are charging all sorts of vil- lainous frauds upon each other. So honors Bre easy. <2 -__ Secretary Morrill in his address to Wall street Saturday asserted positively that it is possible to resume specie payments in 1879, and that bis party mean todo it if they are kept in power. As Mr. Tilden has asserted that if put Into power he can and will re- Sume epecle payments even earlier than Bt the question of the resumption of specie payments may be considered settled who ever is elected Presideat. Tne greenbackers may &s well lay aside their emerald banner. ———~ e+e -___ The Sunday Herald is again making itself fassily miserable about what THE STAR Will do in case Tilden is elected. Well Brother Burritt, in that event THE STAR Will pursue the even tenor of its way and continue to supply the best newspaper in town at two cents a copy, ten cents per ‘week, torty four cents per month by carrier, gixty cents a month by mail, postage pre paid, aod six doliars a year ditto, ditto. Taz STAR, fortunately, is not dependent upon SbDy party or administration for its support, nd has no call therefore to blow any party born, or run with any party machine. Tar STAR Is perfectly weil satisfied with thesap port of its constituency of readers and ad- Verlisers, and has not the slighvest disposi- tion to abandon that comfortab'e inde Fendence of parties and administrations. Tue Heralt bas nothing to fear from Tae STAR as a competitor in the field of party picki: gs, but we would advise our unhappy Leighbor to keep Its eyes open in other di- rections. Ten chances to one, while it is eyeing THE STAR with so much misplaced folicitude some of its hungry party rivais ‘will creep in behind and gobbie up all the — leais, leaving \t supperiess. ss0e- It is certainly very siogular that whilea diso rderiy condition of affairs has existed in South Carolina during the campaign, the canvass is the neighboring state of North Carolina bas been conducied without any @isturbance worth mentioazing. Jaage Set te, the republican candiJate for Governor, in making his closing speech at Seaboard, on the 3d Instant, desounced as utterly false and unfounded the statement made in san ery pepers that he requested Geveral Grant to send troops into the westera or any other part of North Carolina with referece to the election. ——__--+e —____. Conrecticut is one of the doubtful states Both parties claim it by a small majority. ‘The democratic majorities since 1872 have @veraged 7 000. In 1872 the republicans car ried the state for Grant by 4,700 maj rity, and yet at the election of 1573 the democrats bad a majority of 6,000. Tos republicans hope ltorepeat their success of \+72, but different ‘and important features enter into the con- test to morrow. In 1572 the vote was on the Presidency, whereas to morrow thestate and national ticket will be voted on, and @ very fall vote may patarally be anticipated, and the democrats rely to some extent on the state ballot to help them in maintaining their supremacy of the past three years. Their strongest claim ts 5 000 majority, vary- ing downward to 500, and the latter figure is allowed by many repa»licans as @ possi- bility. +202 The party that wins to-morrow must carry Lot only the state of New York, but, #5 the New Yors Herald says, ‘some other States which the best Jutges believe to be doubtful.” Hence the uncertainty arout the result. The democrats, to be sare, are Wonderftlly confident. -202-— Governor Tilden believes in 1 making hay While the sun shines, and has omitted BO Opportunity of delivering @ political speech or writing an “open letter.” Gov- ernor Hayes, on the contrary, has remained @tthe capital of Ohio transacting official usiness, od has been content with lepeypon but one letter, and that one his letterof ac: ceptance. He has also refrained from po- Htical speech making. A delegation of gen- tlemen from Hamilton county visited him in Columbus the other day, when the gov- €ruor thanked them for their call, and in the course of a fow remarks said he did not deem it proper to discuss the political situation, The question of propriety must be decided by everybody according to his own notions. ‘When @ candidate for tne Presidency Gen- eral Scott did {not deem it unbecoming his dignity to show himself ou the political stump. It was concejed, however, that the ®peectes he made did him more harm thao — —+2e0e- Toe Phiadelphia Press bas peen aivising all Centennial visitors who are voters to go home and do thelr duty, bat still thousands Will Insist on lingering around the attrac- Mons of the great show. A “woman suffra- gist” sends @ commanication to the Press, in which she proposes @ plan to make the men go bome and vote. She suggests tnat the entrance fee for male bipets to-morrow «* Woman’s Day”) be placed at @ practically probibitory Sgure. Sve thinks toat would help to send home the voters wuo might otherwise dawdle arouad ths E cpositioa on on tnat day, neglecting the hignest duties of abe citizen. The Press thinks the author of Buch an excellent suggestion ought to be entitled to the right of suffrage. 202+ —____ Now that the American committee on of +“! CHEAP DRY Goons frail Brown 1m, © orth orth CA RTER'S 707 Bisch Carbmeree, one Fa ONS are colling tho boot } Canton Fianne! tn, this alo the fe ity for 12, Os tan Flannel f . 8 Pe © are selling tee@est yard wide Donble Heron Bons Bee Tick at 3 worth so. wise one CTE ray of workmenshi “Ortataelly. of dertgoe artions shill, with ingen 4 mechanical der ices for securing performance prt CY, S11 9b street northwest Piancs toa on, Yastaliments. Olt Pianos thew . Men ene to 62.25, Bod bey thir.s, J.W. SELBY’. 91% fr; $ buttone, at @1 90 or uttons et Pai! oped seir; 6 buttors at $2 = JOUNIN'S GOLD MEDAL GLOVES in all the new st °° RS. M. J. HUNT, nord tr 621 and 633 D street LADIES ATTENTION. SAEpInAL AND ND ENG VLOL BT. JUST REORIVED. Bosctifel for dec rating your homes. Cal) and examine the BITE ASH, EGG a: 0 Shamokin oF B.A 25 Sbemoktn or B A stone 60 (ehees Valles Egg and Stov 00 woop, rds oar "a8 Pr cord, @ 2540 Ibs Cont to thet Braxch Oftice-¥0 Fen DEMERABA MOLASSES. Pye . = DEMERARA MOLASSES, suitab:e Just ieatveh eal for vale lor BARBOUR @ — MILTON, Jesale Grocers. or? fine second hand COUPE iD splendid order, 2 only 9100 goc¢ COUPE in oom Vf Ove very pearl good passenge AWAY, bo Det little ‘aned ‘The iat three xe re of my cwn man’ fy eepectar Jot Pot seo00d- Kinds at prices to sait the tention of Ges To = WANTS. FOR RENT AND S Ok RERT—A brentifal suite of ROMS ine Prive'e houre; peot mw. noré 2° V ya Toe HOUSE, ote BL to assist fn _— W: aEsrD= Tolored BOW, Colored Sint fr plain © okicg. 809 “Posne. evence, =P Fo Mea “has B00 48 (comma- zon RENT AND SALE. At glé month HOUSE Ne So ctiawest, with oat ont? 38 iy ow D 3 20 trv et southess:; one a) "a ¢ from the Coniio® a Krone me JAN TK(—*o teke cha ge COM, oF Bid 2 Ath street northwest oem lt DLVING@ wi T—A Give room HOUSE. water in the Yaceat lot with the pores - nS ehi'd four witnout best reo- B st.est north- ar at cmmendations. ppiy il weet TAWABD—By arespectabioy WihuatiOn asset ore Be «cltewomen, Dermait, fer. required Acdrese Bo. 9140 F srreet v6 21 CANTED—By a reper Bits took wath ane bousev ord ine small fem! dest city references Apily or address 313 B et. me eCapitel Bill, Tee grocery oF er prea aeree OF ives ‘yor. Isos erores by aoa ‘Bogtion und German, foroners. To go two miles ta the as = ped, WiiTa WOMEN. toosee al dren; none bat those baving ths beat Tef. Fences need app'y, at the corner of eet and New York ave: ue WE TED—5y ne ATION to tke care of a0 iofant, ort) do benb.rwerk or housework 19 @ email fanily. pare call at 6048 et posite Le aroit WantEo 70 BENT—Tvo wrge and Ear fornisbed without F. iy; referencas ex- changed. St 2119 H street, from 9 to 12a, m .orSto7 pm nov6-3<* 1 ate family. plain northwest, Waser aae eae HANDS. street, nacd sides good © gre nea treatin . a ‘fof Mr. Emith, coruer Horta C © ok; understands good bread: f# also a thoro: chambermaid. Please call or address No. 12 ¢ ie ladir= of Washieg on to knot iit they cau beve (helt Dresess marde to ore also cle dresses made to ook as good a8 ee sorable rates. 505 Market Spacs et Dove St” WUNTIN. » poh gn Ros to CALL gfand SE .EOT fron variety of white and colored Oooks, Chamvermaiae ard Waiters, ail having the best of ersnome, Twenty five more good servants wanted Burede ze ployment Gmon, 9 nové Mr. Louree O. BUTLEB. SATRUCEGURIE WictTeM Boe ABBANTS. BSOK, Corner Louisiana avenue aut Sth reract pové Im" ‘Near | fiy Hall. Ajprotstant WHITE GTGL, 13 oF Sf S8iy to, Ssaiet tn, ight honsewera ‘of children, at 91 cate ton street, Georgetown rs St* war FED-6 Whi € end Oolored one ; White l-red ‘Women, for g-neral housework. Hotels st ole vate families farnish-d fee nové 3 -B STAVEBOUN & OU , 926 Fat. W243 TED_ By 8 amall family without cuildren 9 Purvishes Hi USE, containing foar or five chambers 1d ty: ‘4 ye dostred pg ape boy of 4 vig tore, cffice or shop MPLOY Tr ‘Well recommended Ww PANFOHU', No. 319 F borihweat /ARTED inc idiee i — Te retail és nal Porsiaent peste caren ere 4 arose, with fol and residence, Box 9. Siar 0! Bors 3 ANTED—A good CONSanios wh> ander- stauds working lead ee iron pipe. None bat first clase band should 3-3" Hoan, 1220 F street, rT ‘aBTRD youcg man of liberd sdacsi on ocd address derires @ SITUaTIO¢ tow Ty or asa ho'el clerk Beference first \ LOTHIN tieneand Meenas dame a claw, Addie sH. BL . Star office nov3-3.* ATeD—s res ole person, who is wishes to 8 Ww been in the Bost. of * ee ete: ence. ‘address. SIUKEKEePES, = 5 mov3 Bt oe PUBOH SSSR for = sory hand. seme ger a, latest jeglish Dos, Wago tyle, with four ud as as new. and alton set of ‘flue stitches Doubt Garnese, made to “r; of would exchange for @ first-clans Busey cos singh Harness. Address EXCHANG Ly Wane gins on she Cotter end Plant; Tr quarter. ly or add) we a hb street southwest. south mat Bniitasoige: Te NO MOR, BUGG Me. EX ton TOP * music store. Beferences given. L7vd Gt" * ABD puEw J. JOYO®, ANTKU—HOBBES t WINTSE. Good stab. 412 14th street northwest, emt for Braver & ling | Best city refer once gtx . Farm on7+h Co . of Broome street, 0v3-6t street road, near Bligo Post te we ae connty, Md Lect3) im*} A SILVER BRIDAL PRESBSTS V FATED Boor. S aaraes aioae near OF EVEBY PASORIPTION. ber of Congres,” “Addrem A. Be Beare m= & 805, seer oe — W 2STEPI YOUNG MEN to learn cloaraph GOLD AND FILVEREMD HS, orerating. Good salaries and p-rimsneat om- <= mept when quelifisd. Address” Union Tele: 172 West Bal'imore street. rrepo td: otto comm 7,” WwW. "226 Pom wed pov?-1m.26p Baltimore, M4. | street. Baltimore, JADTE EaTTT aE in a or = SIDE OR PLEATING DONS withan | VV“! “im ie warranted not to 23 Hin strect! between H'pud' I strecterhe EF Bednced dove et + bort not! NEW OBLEANS « gauiuros,. Bovl-6t Wholesale Grocers. REFINED CIDEB. One car Hew York hand refined CIDEB es srcatveb ent ter onto ot very ow prices, by the SAWL ©. PALHER, DSPOT.67 GREENS STREET, g Ob: ‘a wel 10H. 2 icazo, consvited on all faire of iat Pa svenne, Fee after o be 7 aablaa Hoek . Cl a IVORCES id quictly obtained Dicumpstibldiy: ae; relaoace 7 Bes oe amelve years at Office Paslor, bed Dath room; private fam- iy; central to withoar indren pre: Wariea "Adres rs .. Olty Post Office. ne: month in adi oy 4 Dee with summer kitchen a bed, No. 3 street northeast, bet vee ey at Ho. 3Bt after w a eo y Gni-bed B HOUSES, situated on O s'reet, between 7t sth pertheast: contains 6 rooms ‘each; pri ae PROFESSIONAL. ‘ary oe | DE, ROE), Leatish 414 Teh strect southwest. (‘Us BALE—Three new Brick DW at -INGS, between K streets Seautifu Conteiniag 6 rooms each and all modern im: pereof Teeth es Feeth Hilled, @1; Extract provements; sitmate 4.506 ard SOS A | IRE without pain, 20 coats.” all operations war- Fiegrew kee ateaotae e | mae ae state and Iorurance Age-te, | AS_ BUNTON a P SAS TD as st Cu EcavLTz 1 oor Ee on Re = ith

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