The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04
THE CONTEST IN NEW YoRs,
TINE LAST HOURS OF THE s'',sues.e G.
The Real COndit' IN If the Two
FoHus Al the State.
Our Syracuse, Buffalo, Utica and troy
Correspondence.

correspondence,
Ia. &C.. Ass
our Syracuse Corrsspondencs'
sYxAopss, y. Y, Nov. 2, 1890
sal. Of P0ltai FEELING rAs sscto"-o0srs Naming
Rvsnal Amo~o ae Ussoniss- Dcser,iorS from the Re
puslsoan Rznss-The STATE in Dvut&-Ho1 Bes Are |
Gotr0, a.:
The Uucnss all rough this part OF the State are 10
Aigh ges tharoddenly developed signs 10 favor OF
.aer electoral ticxet. Taey exhibit tenfold
than sseir rey ublican opponents, who seem
suddenly to have been a bath Of cold water
Mere reason, TOO fer alarm snoDg tho republicans.
me vase Of Tho ss,e, Ar As have been sole to
ASCERTAIN, sncws immense falling oil In the republican
vote oczpared with the poll of 1868. Every day
reports wei ounscd OF aoccsions TO the Unasn ranks
made They y from tho republican ranks Ia squads Of
dozens and .wen,es Others say they DO not intend I,
vote al all An extensive Wholesale clothing dealer
IN New YORK, Formerly influential aud so,iye
republican, resident a Syracuse, hr come on.
IN the strongest raxr-er In favor q the Union
ticket. Rven bew have been made 10 day
that Lincoln wea not carry New York, and
he Goes that m WI no, be elected Presidoat OF tbs
Omitted States rrc-er before witnesrcd such suideHy
awakened and Widespread Fsi,cei enthusiasm as the
central part tho Empre stxo presents favor Of
the anti rep ublicsls II e be az general rs many
suppose to re taere for great and grave
ADULTS INC State goaS for Cd Abe Bu. in the midst
Of ,hs whrloi excitement the republican managers keep
cool calm asd collected, satsecd that they jas,
cure Of carry the State All they had the returns
their pockctn
me local election AsseEtiymsn In this dctrict ID
absorbing Of the ensn OF the syracusans this
oime, being about The election defeat OF
UApan Myers, member CT We last House. Uc has
snter opponents amooG n.n party, who declare he
shall not ee elected II sheJ help It,
The Bratnan House, headquarters o. the Douglas men,
and afa-orite place for All Of politicians
nhh,,y sae scene OF animated political discussion.
Our Buneas Correspondence.
BryFALo, Nov. 2, 1850
ne Reai Position Of ss Cos,esdno Effect Of tie
.gtas in he Dsnoaacy-The Repu,ltccss Sanguine-
7neiy Opponents L%seoar7n, dc.
In the present ccnvass there several interesting
points which deserving Of particular notice. 1t is
universally the that although stimulated with the
hope OF the State, and with the expectation OF
ectrg their Presidential candidate there has not been
90 much IN erest or excitement manifested among the
republicans ihie fall there In the Fremont
pagn 1855 ard the observations Of those competent
jusge correct, there VIII be only few counties
shst will give nc large comparative majority for Lincoln
a. they gave Fremont allowing them the benefit
Of the additional which they viii receive by The In
Of popclcsion.
The democratic split at Charleston has had
decidedly seneful influence the prospects OF
the democracy; and although Efforts made 10
heal the wound by uniting all the elements OF the
opposition upon Union electoral ticket aud while that
tcket will receive hearty support could be
pect6d under the clrcumstances yet there s bitter
hostility existing between the Douglas aad Bfeckinridge
factions which will have some inaaense the Presiden
nA VOTE although twin be more distinctly manifested
% the State and county tickets. In some individual
instances whsro this feeling assumes irreconcabe
aspect each hostile party, TO spite the other will either
for their eeo'ors only 20 directly to
Lincoln. point which s urged with much eject by the
republicans s the iroonssteny Of foreigners voting
ihe Union electoral ticket Nothing electors
while the prusorptive principles OF the American party
deadly opposed 10 ibe interests OF foreign born
citizens This proves 10 be telling point among certain
Irish aud Germans, ana many Of Them in consequence,
viii discard The fusion ticket and support the republican
candidate.
sort Of lcthsrFy Indifference pcrvRde the
democratic Leaders the rural districts TIE absence ors
thoroughly harmonious onion has caused vigor
Snort while general lack OF funds from the state
Com ha, had additional influence 10 producing
unm siAkeahe inertness The fear OF defeat has had
despoudrg tendency, and thcec, mong other Causes will
male the democratic vote this fall much less than II
would be under more favorable circumstances, Yet
many Of the democrats with private working
hard, and with the operation Of the Union men,
determined TO maiaain the reputation or the
unterrined democracy. II IL found that In the business
localities where tho population has increased By imml.
gstion-especiall where the irish have setedthe de-
mocrais wl show considerable gains.
The republicans have everything 10 stimulate them IN
the vigorous and effective effort TINS 3ectcd
me PeDnsy wanna Ohio and Indiana state ecc
tcns giving unlocked for republican maorlties have In
epsred them with renewed nope aud zeal In all
they are better an2od than the opposition, and the
attraction 81 the Vice AwAse organizations, with their
uniforms and mil ary discipline has hoi of the
martial spirit OF the yOung men a0d drasn into
their ranks many ~ho viii thsr first for LIN
CON Bot very important deraton 10 favor Of the
republicans =, that they have had an abundance Of
morey from the state Commiiie, and by judicous ma
nsgemeni have used II TO the very best advantage
In a the counties, especially the southern tier
much difficulty csueed by etrl'e for the locatl1n o.
railroads the county scat located posi-
IN the centre OF the county as 10 be about cquiiant
nom the rtmoiest corners bet recently proposition
have been made IN counties % have the county
removed the line Of ths railroad, while Ger
tain thriving villages other parts have becu an.oasy
coutendiug for the distinction IA these local con
tentors party politics have bean almost entirely
ignored, and with many II has been regarded
~ Vastly Importance who shoad BE- member 81 A.
sembly titan who should be President SIN. while "a
da, elton has been entirely fined 70 the Republicans
u wl have but comparatively little Influence the
Pres dcrt al question II viii, however god 20 the
eloctian 81 few democratic Assembly meu TIE
reasons together with certain local concerning In
ternsl mprovements-sueh bis vet lur the Albany and
sosqUehanna Railroad bill, and his indifference To- the
ertsnscn ~ the Chenaugo Canal--wit have tendency
4, materially reduce Governor Morsan's those
witch would he benefited hy improvements
and there any who viii gote for Lincoln for Presi
dsni Who wn support Kelly for Governor
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