The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22
Glorious News from Pennsyivanfa.
PROSPECT OF UNION VICTORY IN OCrOB1R puOO
sIvK or THE WHOLE CAMPAIGN.
From the Phadelpha republics

Journal
CHANGES ~ ras CAnrAr0H.
But few weeks ego al the elements opposed 70 the
election OF the republican candidate for gubsrnator
honors were - dscosdant in reference 10 the Ocsossr
struggle a they seemed 70 be about e Presidential Goa
teet N the succeeding month-that s 10 say wholly dis
organized The friends douglas led by journal ciam
powerful influence, insted that General Foster should
openly avow himself in favor Of the Little Giant, while
these the Brcckinrdge wing whose votes though
considerable IN the state outside OF Philadelphia, were
awaiting that course signal for thorough
VI party discipline. Tho advocates a Ball and Evers,
until oomps,s.i,s'y resrns psr,od soD,s%P:ssS
conclusion y was hoped By most Republicans that their
influence and votes would be certain for Mr.. Uurtn
whis Of their candidate and his soundness
the tariff question and Others which supposed Ike
" call forth the Union ~ mpathes had.
II would now Seem been disappointed. From eli pre-
sent sers nshts between the rival Organisations
aid ailu'es m.de BY me public speakers and the press,
Upu pz and the republicans than between either Of
them and The democracy Perhaps ihs Il not unnatural.
only real oppoocnt Of Mr. Lincoln throughout the UsIon
and they woad In cold calculation wish 70 veakes the
,ossr e,scssp no matter who should y soccsu CIR
tain II 10 thal the furion Of The Unonsu In bchAk
q Foster .tn the democrats seems ioevnAoe whasevsr
themselves 81 my thousand votes, but u not believed 70
BE- % great
ne Two factions sevealy Arrceains 10 be the one and
ipcvsibse democracy have apparently this spitby
bury re che h-tchet, od irsm bet veen themseves
lbs foresoIe coseiasicn the few reeusans ss.inss
duss Who whatever they may say and print, and how
they may bold alco have ceased 70 influence the
mass Of the great party In this regard Tue great
and successui meeting q last Saturday night not only
showed this fac, ~ the time but 10 results have since
.n -, ssd ne s
ard The general though local and temporary esrra d
cs-Ts exhibited between the frends OF Douglas Breed
ipfld9e and Bell, wherever end whenever they meet,
either 81 gatherings In private interviews Hcw.
this ney suit cross the wishes Of any individual,
W, AFTER careful exsm7stou, regarded a. fsct and -
fuch reoorde6 being raught With most Important pcesI
bic corseQuences me coda vese nth ago. that Oh
Cursn, In the srrub saoe, perhaps could not walk
The cocrsc but nesd not run 70 his fun mee. Now II n
evident that thce nance Of full asd united demo
W that py m the pest, and thai large proportion q
the Beli ard Everett party VII add 70 the nominal
strength Of the patchwork ryay.
The result 81 shs vcsiou viii be greatly 70 increaoe
the excitement OF the contest In which the repubcsns
before sccmed TO have almost exclusive Say, and stM
mlrasc organ nation. And they should not compsia
that the prtse-t combination 90 the modsh phrase,
"fuf on bee been formed against them. II being Coz.
cedet that their candidate 10 the only Who -
elected the object indeed TIE dire necessity Of eli The
cthers, 10 prevent that resri by whatever mcans for
a. tse proverb bath IT, can air Ia love, law and isc
tons 81 least, ptcfsscd politicians laugh II any other
criterion thu thaf OF sucrt or failure and principles
spsrt V n the credit regards their common -
q NJ Lneons opponents that they have taken The ony
course yhsh o~ssbly could defeat him Win fusion an
energy MFoeter may, In the course thrrs be eectsd
but "fusou" 70 meet With 70 NAKED success h
rsrufyvnns October then in New York, Mes Jersey
ether states whore the coalition N not Jet perfect
tie Presidential question: similar course would be co0-
PEELED By the and ne Of the paths, vhsevcr might
this STATE may change the whole ,spcct OF sAs snd y
thror tho election into the Housc Of Repr escnatves