The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04
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ss.spa sv q fepucaca' "a this s..r. las year ms
se1son oops.1ered extremely doubtful, and BY many
impossible He viii havc opposed 70 him tho combined |
Influences u the Central Railroad and many prominent
republicans who arc sick and dgusted with his course
besidev The great personal popularity Of Mr. Keynan
And il he out Of the contest successful win be
. victory Of -sich he may well DO proud He has in
his support many Of the Irish deuosrats I'll Of
tho seating veto which money WI reach, and
sne republican vste which win not 70 Tor democrat
uIder any consideration. McQia an earnest worke
and he 10 In to fight Tor the rpoaa winning
money ana nis popularity may carry him through. BE
dred we Mr.. Kernsns friends are quite sAnsune
SUCCESS by hundred or two majority. Mr.. KmnAns
corPos alton win affect br ospec among many detri
mentally as there Peep seated prejudice against that
road The Canvass on rresday aish. wilt he the only
certain Information ~,hsSn be obtained here
who the unats competitor Outside Of this district
the con est on members Of Assem- sy b comparatively
tame, beng universally conceded that the republicans
will carry the other districts county ny large
msjories Very little interest n up parent either
side, ia regard 50 Copgressmaa M Dewitt. Grove
the editor u ihsrtica Otsuper VIA poll full par vote
but no csnnos prevent the 10 election OF the pre-
sen. meDScr Congress, Hoo Roscoe Concsilng, By
/ fcur I'VE Thousand majority Mr.. Concklicg Is
the brother Of Frederick Conckng who 10 the repub
can csdielse in JOHN CochTsnes district IN yoar CITY,
and Wcne or the leading msuroers OF tho Oneida bar
I Ga the Electoral ticket she republicans claim from
soc to 5000 majority fsr lincon Bet the Uaion men
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~ tie aGoiniug county OF Madison the Republicans
Val elect both members Il Assembly, usual and also
| pe member o. Congress By largo majority. This Is
hopei.csly republican. majority OF over 200 10
claimed for tie Lipcos ticket in that county, and sore
place il higher 6gure; but the nrs about the COR
rectostuatc. Both parties making lively effort TO
swell their respective vote and with pleasant day II
| VII be heavier than ever before.
oerrt smith The aeoli,ion candidate for President
will poll quite vote in Madison county, that being his
| native place. Sr. Goode's fiery pronunciarnento
against the aab.e candidate Presidency has
seriously affected s proepeo,s in this portion Of the State
but IL Mr. Smiths friends retaiate, Goodell's chances
for occupying the Gubernatoral chair will be slim indeed.
The only hope no has for election 10 TO get the
right side Of General Pratt the great American traveller
| who may endorse Brother Goodel and put him the
track again, after duftg his clothes little II is said
that the aboitonsts will not meet 10 venton sgaa
II Gerrt smith d1eG not come down with more than q
hundred collars that hardly paid the OF the
white and black spirits their journey 10 and from the
Mecca OF the n,:hful-syracuee 1t must be meuded or
the republicans will absorb the rank and file, and leave
Gerrt without corporals guard to lead in enoher
pagn, unkss the blacks Should be permitted to vote by
the cf his OF extending the right OF
ose and IN that 6errt would sweep the TO
| Peterbcro with rush. Let VI wait and see