New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
THE STATE PROSPECTS.

The following extracts from letters recently re-
ceyed from intelligent Republicans in the several
Counties will show the aspects of the canvass:
srEUBEN
"HoRSBY, Oct. 81 have no doubt but our State
Ticket will have majority of 1000. have attended
the Chautauquc, Erie, Wyoming and Ontario County
Fairs, where | saw the farmers without limit, and
DO assure you that our friends are in fng spirits, ani
will attend election.
JEFFERSON.
"ITIcA, oct. IL have just returned from visit
from Jefferson County The prospects for our state
Ticket are most encouraging GerrIt Smith has VS.
tied the County, but the iudicious course OF our
friends in reference to him has completely neutralized
his influence there The prospect now IL that bis vote
in the County will be very nconsiderable The work
of organization is going forward throughout the
County in quiet and effective manner, aud think
il il quite safe to cay that Jefferson will do her duty in
November next.
MADISON.
H,uuIoS. Oct. i.-You may look for n good ac-
count from Madison County in November Ii will DO
GOO better than last Fail. Gerrit Smith has no sight
here, although be is scattering his money freely.
WASHINGTON.
SANDY HUI. Oct. E.-Eyerything Is looking well
here, and shall poll large vote.
NIAGARA.
LocKPoRr. Oct I9.-The skies look bright Niagara
County will be thoroughly organized, and roll up her
majority of 1856 in the memorable Fremont campaign.
DUCHESS.
PorGHKsgPslT Oct ls-Our prospects of success
in this county sre good The candidates on the County
ticket are actively engaged in the Mr.. Beae
will be elected to Congress by large majority
OsWFGO
OswrGo, Oct 1--we now actively at work
over our whole county and shall give the Republican
State Ticket large vote.
MONROE.
Rochester,, Oct. l6.-lesterday we had rouser
of mass meeting at the City Hall. The hall was
completely crsnmed and the people were full of gen
uine enthusiasm.
KEEsvILLg, Oct. 20-Our people are full of cont
dence and seem determined to carry the state Ticket
by large majority
SULLIVAN
MoSTrcELLo Oct. I9.-We have good prospects of
carving the Congressional District and this County
for our State Ticket
CLINTON
PiArTsBuRG, Oct. 1--we have just got through
one of the most enthusiastic meetings have attended
this season. The people filed with excitement,
and will sweep all before them.
ORANGE
Porr JERsIs Oct. Owe commenced our meet
irgs on this route to-day for the FIRST Although we
had but six hours notice for first meeting at this
place yet the large hall filed with men of all
parties to hear the Blacksmith. lie spoke with the
came power and energy he did in iiity-six and the
meeting broke up perfectly wild with enthusiasm and
nine cheers for the candidate, speakers, &C.. The
people need only to be called out and appealed to in
order to make them turn ont they did in the Ere
mont campaign.
DELAWARE.
DErosIT, oct. ?l.-This Congressional District
never looked better. Our State ticket will have 900
majority in Delaware 200 to 1000 in Otsegoi over
/. so in Broome. Everything looks well.
SENECA
SEsEcA FAILS, Oct. 2I.-The temper Of the times
il auspcous Our friends are in excellent spirits No
wel!.informed man doubts the success of our State
ticket 1t will undoubtedly be elected by large ma
iority-much larger than generally suppose.
sTEUBEN.
BATH, oct. l9.-We are doing everything by way
Of canvs-ing and stumping to get out the voters.
think VI shall give 2ooo majority Parker in this
county.
GEsFsEo, Oct. al have been through most OF
the towns in this county and find present condi-
ton far better than represented. la all but few OF
the towns our friends have the canvass completed,
which indicates better fight than we made in 1890
The aiycr,sries have exhausted themselves in trying to
fuse with the Americans and have gained none but tue
hungry leaders-just what they did not want Ihey
found the rank and file were not in the market.
Expect good account of old Livingston in Novem'
Der. and send good report from New'fofk II re-
TIM.