The New York herald., 1866-09-06
THE CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.
ouR I4plANAplLs CORRESPONDENCE.

Eieciionccrinz ScI,emce OF the Hadicni--sn
Exciting Campainu--Thc Congressional
uor.-copc-A Conservative Minority in rhe
Legislature Cori,,in- Governor Morton on
fh. >tump-Trade and the Crops, &c.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 3, 1886.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
The canvass In progress throughout the state OF
indiana promises to be ono OF the most exciting ever
known The radicals are putting forth the mo-, ex-
sorinsry sxerons 10 elect their ticket and stick -
nothing their slectioneerpg schemes The pres, the
pulpit Of justice the police syssfn ard tho
rbooihooscs ALL wherever Il il pcssioc bent 70 the
work of making votes for the radicst ticket Money Is
bsog lavshIy spent rnion leagues and tho 'srand
army OF the republic Secret political organizations ara
sn f blast and the radical party all over the State
a. caryaied BY wild revolutionary and rcsous spiri,
which threatens boodshsd and disturbance From
ver, ousrtcr wc ara in daily receipt Of accounts show
rnv attempts to break up democratic conservative
snee,ns resulting in some instances 10 bloody riots IN
which the knife and pistol Is frociv used Tho tendency
70 awessncss Is greater than AZ any tinc daFns
sbe
notable OF the present canvass Is the extraard
mary ssecrncss Of the people 20 hea' discussion 4 he
1use. season Of the year. tho meetings OF each party
r,a.s bceu attended by unusually arge crosd@ Al ward
meetings this city. where heretofore i've hundred has
been considered largo crowd two thousand prrscns
1re,ueniy assemble iscn thu efforts VI second eul
hrd rate politicians. Throughout the rural dstrcts the
ANXIETY 70 hear discussion "a even more manitss'.
Crowds from Ave 10 ten thousaud persons frequently
sssssrblc at county meetings ~ barbecue Ia E,wsng
Green Clay county. O. The mo7: primitive geeloas
i is tate crowd OF least fifteen thousand persons
ned OF il,om coming N WAGONS dislan-a Of
forty miles AZ meeting yestsrlay, ~ Nariigs
ve Morgan county, equal nntnbsr were IA ntioad.
rhrourhou. ALL tho cause or President johnson md
asy sFYs sccecas mostly from ne ant cf,h. r.
turned soldisry. Intelligent and candid persons ,lo
hsvs had opportunities of observation, a'mit that tlg
1naicals will be beaten In the October election by
5cr,y ranzing from nfteen % twenty thousand in the
\ rar ooScrrprnxAL rogorcnrr
In ,hs Flrss district The Honorable VIM Nibl,et ~
opposed by Judge De Bruer Hcnerh Harrow was q
candidate for about SIX weeks but becoming dshearrn.
I'd by ,ne sr show Of election BE- gracefully crss
sea ike lamb 70 the sai ynter II hfrt The Judga
snuch be = used % ~ having bean beaten twice
teirc fbe Is no doubt q Nblaoks election BY large
ln me second disrcs M Kerr, democrat, " opposed
large ,ad decisive In the Third dl.trc, Judge ra-rnr
ron democrat las az. thing or n in beating General
Morton (. hunnr hsr = 81 able, consistent seif.
poised eniesnsn, o great peFsonai popularity, Is ais
4 II 10 Fourth dis,ne, Juds. Hcm,u, democrat, ,ai
Colonel ira T. Grover the cOntsaisnts This II
strong demcrstc district, ard Holman viii be returned
~ . iafse majority. Thc'e u dlsalfecton anoav
S,e rahs ps.os'an Yn.y o Are ARE. 2 n,a me
focal grsvahcns, IN addition " which they thirk uo
rnsns csare IN coagreas has bcon li,,ic TOO moral
sIui ths dinTecon will BE- than overco-nc bv
u johnson men, aud the majority viii b. stos.
N ne Flfth district the psaeus Jelan hrs A. ve no
orpouent. htt u IA generally c,ucrdod that General
Nefcdth johnson manl wii hnake The raoa There tn
~ ~ no pr4pcc of oarcfs election NJ fho present
sms though w1l largely redara Julan's majority
IN ths gsbs sixtnl district Capain John NJ Losd re-
h-gadlsr onurat Idgr John Coburn Is the radical eau
sldatc Dusonts majority - nc last election was