The New York herald., 1864-10-15
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| wAsuuoros Oct II. 1884
me result Of the recent election n Maryland b nov
admitted 70 be adverse aAepsioa u Ne nee cen
siitpton 10 estimated that ths majority against
VIII b q least ave thousand The fan q ths const
ssssea ~ part ssribssd 70 ths swsdussos b We n-
ssrsnsas itself Of ridiculous tsss sah - b ssbsusbed
70 BY s The vetsfs 10 this slsessos. fhs failure Of the
measure the face Of the strenuous sbrts q the sdmn'
stsaases 70 secure is sssesss rsgardsd - - sssu-
rance that tho vote Of ths State viii bs given ~ all
hasasdB gos Mcclellan In Novembss. m na e
Pelttisal Calculations In Washfngton.
Effit aeHt wAsusoros, Oct ~, 1894.
Since pc result Of the Psnnsyvsnia election has besn
announced the democratic managers claim positively for
uccsllas the following states:-Maryland, Delaware,
Pennsyisnia, New Jersey New York, Consscsicut Ken
lucky, Missouri Indiana, Illinois. California and Oregon
uakiag p aggregate Of hundred and forty votes
one hunaed and sixteen being necessary 70 elect
Rspuhiican Rally NJ the Cooper Insti-
r.l# &l sutr. 1850 r
sPknCHls or HON rHos. O. ALvoRp, O. .. BAYLoa,
Or 0SokGiA. AND Kx-oovgsNoR HAAILrOs, OF
The Contral Union Lincoln Campaign Club which has
sssn h0Aang weekly meetings st THAR headquarters in
Broadway have transferred tho Of their Abors
ths Cooper institute. which shsy have sngsgsd foe
series of mass meetings the rst Of which held last
svssoG Jhs spacious hail wss crowded BY an intsi-
gent audience. composed IN part OF Ades Anumbsr OF
wounded soldiers occupied the platosm their
appearance beng greeted with loud applause. Z
hr CHAxIn SPENCER. Presidsnt Of She cub opening
tbs meeting SAID s the fortune a this club
might another Joy and truuph, while 10 the
glad there yet fingers tho sound Of Union aud
vcto shouting from Ohio, Indiana and Psnnsyivaria.
Sssaisous limbs Tho black sacicth Of slavery and bed
them In tho virgin and bridal white Of emancipation
sIsene.ed srp'suse The bstlei. already wcn the Lass
hope NJ the Southern confderacy tho defeat OF Abahm
Lsooln in the coming Presdental elect on ts fading
avsy. HE sun falling from the trembling band Of the
isss rebel bis letters, thank Co.'S from the last save
A ses club ssos patriotic ode, which loudly ap
rhe pr-.rpvSr then introduced the pext Licut,nant
Governor OF The State OF New York-Tros. q. ALyoRD
ssssd long ssiare the fftesn.h ward Uuioo ar rass
Cnb entesed the building Mr.. Nvord dfscusssd tho
question. n' ,sss 10 ~ ,as aprr'scn1s rs,dssa, can
ard democracy quotnr largely from Calhoun 70 maintain
bic position. 10 conclusion. Mr. Avorf alluded TO the
vieteries oba,ued by Grant, Sherman and Sheridan.
each OF whose names were rscstsed With snthusassc
apDsnss
Fupera." which was eucored
mo PRESIDENT then introduced Mr.. J. BAytos, OF
Georgia, who u will be remembered, uss appointed by
the rebss a. a ccmmi. soner Eusope bat who.
riv'nE at Bermuda, reflected on tbe matter and
abandoned his mission He stated that ns symtatnies
To Q certain extent with his misguided brethren
or the South here Only side for the patriot
% take the time The speaker replied - the
accusations made sesnst him 10 the Richmond papers.
He bore the commission OF The State Of Georgia the
commercial and financial agent that State in Europe
lie ~ tho only four mon In GeSrgiA who pro-
ouncsd Jen DAVIS government tyranny, aud pro-
ceedrd 10 say that ns uniss were fentiug .he battle
Of millions OF white men nj the South He assured
tho auderce that Jef. Davis me,nt dsuniou and the
establishment of government, and INSERTED
that he avis) had proposed TO the maritime Powers
~ Europe alliance He OF the opinion, that u toe
hc,ro platform succeeded in the next election and Je
laws WAS ieit chmond, the country aud the
liberties n Tho people were gone beyond the hope
or redempttn. In conclusion. tbe speaker de-
scribed IN vivid lsnsuage the a4rocious conduct,
OF tho rebel Pres sdeus, who sent - band
Cheroges indians the soGhwetovn portion OF North
Caro'pa eu'orce the hetonscripnsw. He looked unon
himself the provi videntia means Of preventing tho
United States government from taking the fatal step shat
the Chicago platform proposed take tor when on ar
riving ter media be to tho American Consul and
said he desred te tho United states apd
the government against hs secret purpose OF the
Niaeara corresponierce He arrived n New YORK on
Saturday and sunday afternoon called upon Mr..
Greeley ana gave him the warning.
Ex Governor HAMu of Fexas. was tho next speak
er who In lengthy but Able argument, retained the
attention Of the Audience to nearly eleven O'Clock