The New York herald., 1864-11-06
CLOSE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
The County and Congressional Tick
cts In the City.
Singular and Extraordinary
Developments.
The Nominations In Kings
County,
-. ke.s -

The Presidential canvass 1864 10 virtually
The obly psca work to be done that Of getting
tine tho day Of election The occupation Of tho
Wildly and wcrdy stump orators like that OF oihelo 10
gone Tno public Win longer 30 burdcned BY their
trashy speeches II s to be hoped also that the partisan
newspaper editors viii longer al the columns their
papers with lying ISLANDERS and personal abuse patr
ctic citizens Only working day remains before elec
son that viii be taken up N The necessary premi-
nary preparation for Tuesday All accounts show that the
people realize the importance and the responsibility Of
the citizen, and prepared 70 meet it like men No
stone Is LETT unturned by either side to secure the
OF their candidates. Tho republicans make san
guine professions OF their overwhelming triumph
in the reelection OF Lincoln. Notwithstanding this
they manifest great nervousness whenever they
questioned about what they know about dinerens
localities which shows that their professions put
% TO a great extent for chow. The McCelanes have
been for The two weeks growing and more
guine election OF the hero Of Antetam and 10 all
are just as sure osuccsss as the other de
How much or this is put for show election day will
decide.
The republicans have at length made out \ "
ihe probable result In this State, and claim vote Of
hundred and forty thousand. majority Of
arty thousand. II needs but glance the table,
BY any person who has the remoest idea OF the Satc
to convince him tha, IL is sl guess work.
aad is not based upon facts, but imagination
In figuring tho result in this city they
cede thirty thousand majority 20 the democracy,
and claim vote OF forty thousand for Lincoln, whish
they will begin TO reach, unless all signs fail
there is interference at the polls, which
Is not at all probable. those who have thoroughly
canvassed tho city state that tho republicans
set thirty thousand votes The friends OF Mcclellan
have mado thor canvass and figure majority for
Little Mac OF twenty thousand in the State 70 get this
Ann nut York ri ~ n frty y.ofx
democratic majority, which Is several thousand less than
the majority that has generally been the betting basis
The best that b done with these estimates TO refer
them the voters Of this State Tuesday next and let
them decide which is she.mosf'accurate.
There Ia feature relative TO ,he State ticket
since iass review
LOCAL TICKETS.
The different partes factions and sques arc making
bold push for their county nominees The public cor.
sanly have plsuty candidates choose between and
ought TO 70 suit themselves among the multiplicity
Of uames since rsmmany Hall prssests the only clean
ticket generally conceded that its BY large
majority John Kelly the for sheriff
Chicago IN securing The nomination Of NcClellsn has
made MIN the favorise Of the friends of "LttIe Mac"
while no person is heard 70 say word against him. He
I Michael Connolly, the BcKecn candidate bases his
rammsny Hail appoint republicans to once II tnis be
true Connolly IL the last person that should make the
charge; for be Vonnolyp bad tnree appointments 10
maze oce Justice and gave two out OF the three
rcuubcars The not between Koily and Connol-
IL bus between Kelly and Farmer, the republican cand
| date
Probably the closest contest county Office IA thss
for County Clerk This contest the most interesting
the The friends VI both arc sangune ~ success and
Two chasing each other around the city as
lively they Tho bets about even but Il iooks
TO us though Genet was fnl n neck ahead with the
prospect Of gaining that, having 1smmany a. he
has, at his back. We eha however oe what We shall
ee on TIE evening" OF tho elsotlbu
i
only roubis tht he win have s 70 ec, heip enough
auring the cxciteucnt OF the election to count ms
Ibe nominees for CITY Judge believe havs narrowed
nown v" Three, ~ Russell, VINO has received the Tam.
many Moysrt No. y and the Constitutional Union rcr
hNonss". A. stewart the republican, and H. Howe,
.n' ueulucs ~ 'he Mckcco fsctious NO one seems TO
4 d'uht ltseels success by large mNcrtv
There hia been some svgulrr dcve, ntrere n the iast
tsw aWsh regard g. Toe nominee tor cY Judge 81 no