The New York herald., 1864-10-30
THE POLITICAL MARKET.

their vote but get all others 70 go with tncm tnas
;acy c.p. That there viii be silent vote cast for
Mcclellan next week larger than anticipated BY the
frieuds OF Little Mac no Of for
moment doubt. While many conscentously bslieve il
their duty 70 for Lincoln hundreds of ctizess
who recognize NO party Affiliations fully convinced
that unless Mcclellan elected will be the last Pres
Dental election that will be held N this country
They openly assert that the reelection Of Lincoln VIII end
the establishment Of monarchy and IT'S necessary rule
clasa What they have in this campaign to JUS
fy them in the opinion that such will be the result
unable to say We simply chronicle this fact one
which exists TO far greater extent among our most
substantial and thinking than the public generally
have any idea OF. When cain thinking men-not the
potcianshave this conviction the anxiety that exists
The circumstances Of the past week nave developed
much stronger feeling for McCellan In the Army Of the
Potomac shan has been generally supposed. Omcers
without number have privately sent letters and stale
ments to thor former associates in arms now at home
vice. stating the result OF the voting 10 their respective
commands which shows that large majority Of tho ac
tus votes poed in the Army OF the Potomac are for
Little Mac. These statements, vouched for by many
OK the most gallant officers In tho army, have made
ali 70 be a. that the sensation stories about al
legged frauds Of the New York State have created
an unusual ana tnas tns democracy believe
the vote reaching the respective election districts Of
the soldiers! Even II the frauds charged have really
been committed the military authorities have nothing
10 do with them; II is not within their Jurisdiction
The election Judges In the respective wards,
decide that point, and not military tribunal
The law Of THIS state requires that the person whom the
soldier sends his proxy to shall deposit the soldiers
10 the election district in which ne resided prior 70 60.
listing in the army. All such votes have 70 be identified
actually resided in the disrics before
be received In every case where tho above points
is dead alive, aud whether is ID forged. His
family associates In the district can tell that
The alleged fraud fraud is defeats itself and every
hat AetN~p
closely that no vote will escape rigid scrutiny.
II is said that there must be stupendous fraud
made tie I s:..sn:nts that snsy have. ave- and swors
to them. We al know that there is not much
,his war; instead Of improvng This feature 10 our
country, has made worse instead OF better The rock.
public remember doubt. the direct statement. made
under oath BY resident OF Maryland, that General
Battle o. Ane.am Which vas parsSsd With great
all over she country By the enemies Of Mcclellan.
will also be remembered that within ten days Afterwards
IL BY ths statement Of the person who
that the generals did meet his house. that
he drugged and made nearly iusensibe with liquor,
and forced TO swear to the accusation while in that state
tho that he recovered from tho effects Of the
drugged liquor and bis name paraded in the papers
the author Of the siander, no. matter q COURSE
denied and exposed the vlanous plot This shows how
10 Tor designing men 10 manufacture all man6er q
canard during exciting like the present The
politicians Of either side are any honest above
suspicion but the fact that they closely watching
each other prevents frauds that will materially Affect the
1he accumuiatng evidence - all sides goes to show
that much larger vote w be R9ed ia this CITY than .s
viii be the largest given any candidate The cor
Respondents here republican organs IN different parts
Gratis will be allowed receive over twenty
sant majority. The Threatening way In which they
q deeper meaning than Is apparent the surface and
thai elort to be made TO get up disputes about
votes which will take up time, aud thus prevent full
being poed. Ten days will settle all these
points, aud show who is the winning man. We leave all
further specuiatlons 70 that eventful day.
STATE TICKET.
Among the curiosies Of the canvass during the past
week Governor is the letter o. the republican caad
relative to city railroads and other legislative Jobs
for this city. 'fhe letter says great deal,
and yet does not say anything. The past record
Of Mr. Fenton relative TO the free wool iesisla-
tion 10 Congress, aud the suspicious circurn-
stances connected with his operations with the
celebrated Van wycs Congressional COMMITTEES at
the OF the Investigation Of the affairs Of the New
York Custom House. speak far louder than this letter
person looking for special legislative jobs At the next
eess ths1egisature whether II is In increase Of
is frsm lburlow Weed down either openly or secretly
working the election OF Fenton for Governor. This
may signify anything but it rs hard TO convince The
people that IL does not.
COUNTY TICKET.
There Is no particular change to record since last
relative the county ticket The different factions
all pressing their candidates. and tho 10 quite
lively But we are unable 70 find any one among ths
opposition factions to Tamnany Hall who honestly be-
evee that any other result will follow but the election
OF the entire Tsmmany county ticket effort brag
has been made by few persons that Mr. Conner
chasing Genet for County Clerk hard but the facts
that receive DO not justify Their vain boasns The
bids fair 70 be closer that Office than any other
but u nov stands the advantage Is certain with
Genet AS 70 Oakley Hail. Judge Kutsel and the balance
Of the ticket no person entertas shadow Of doubt o
their triumphant erection II s the only ticket that has
presented !, the people fros from Bargains and
without . regular barter aud sale.
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS-.
The muddIe tho Fourth Congressional district has
finally been settled by Morgan JONES' against his DESIRE
deciding When Jones FIRST nominated by Tam.
many not intended be should remain In the neld.
In positively declared that he would not and
letter Of aeclination. lie prevailed upon TO hold
u back for few days. In the meantime the nomination
prom scd by the managers TO Hiram Walbridee and
IL was generally understood tina; he would be nominated
IL was, how asCerained THAI Ben Wood had
declinaton OF Jones was bept back see hos many
egates wood had secured this delay gave Ben. more
tmo 10 operate and when the Convention was called to-
eether Il was found that Ben. had nxed enough OF the
delegates make his nomination Jones retired
from the In order therefore 70 prevent Ben g
nomination and election 70 Congress Morgan Jones was
forced TO 90 into the contest whether this all .
game played and that this result intended from the
not psri,cpatsd 10 by NJ Jones' Taers are,
very strong Of cheating on shs part Of others
Hen. WOOD la,ns TO ge, the rammsuy nomination, de-.
clned the honor Of the Mozart aud retired 70
the private walks Of lite, will her attend Iot
teries and bis daily paper through which will proba-
bly, Keep himself a. obscure hrs votes In Con.
4 gress.
The republican candidate 10 the district seeing that
bic chances are worse titan hopeless has from
ihe fed Mr. Walsh ~ stil N the held o. The nominee
OF SoArt Va 2, and Hiram wsibrdge as the pomIuce or
the constr utonal Union and the Mcl eao c, be-
n tEe Filth district General Nelson Taylor the ia n
many DomDee, still leads oil HE e,itors Ii~ scr.
vcrs NJ the army ss,ures h,n ali tns aers voes a.
ven a. isrse number Of repoeiesas no earIfy
csa.oe their cADddate. Nr. MeslSy running on
Tho Mcfeon and one Of tho Mozart nommsiiobs ~ IA
making strong canvass but The bort ngfh n vttb
General 1sykr w gratitude for hts field
Ike Sixth district slIl presenta CcIi SEQ laess