The Evansville journal., 1866-10-26
fho Reanlfln NeM York.

We SEQ That great minority 0f the
Union papers Of the country, are fiat
tering themselves and their readers
that tbe result Of The election IN New
York IL foregone conclusion, aud
that the Republicans will sweep the
State more tfinmplantIy and with less
effort than they carried tho States Of
Indiana, Ohio aud Pennsylvania.
Our yiew Of tho natter II, thai tboy
may find tbemselves mistaken. The
statements that the C0pperheads, re-
alizipg the hopelessuess Of che contest,
will not make much oi struggle, IL
all fudge. They arc working there as
for life. They may not be holding rs
large meetings o. their opponents aud
may be doing less talking. But what
IL far moro Influential ID deciding The
result the leaders Of tho Copperheuds
are making voles, They aro working
to yitiate the Registry law Of The State
by manufacturing votes out Of unnat-
nralized Foreigners This IN being
done, 80 the Sow York papers inform
us, with q rapdty, i roeklesshoss and
want Of honesty unknown 70 The past
history Of politics in the corrupt city
Of New York Tho most plnring
frauds hre being prepared 10 over.
come the immense majority that IL
Is qertaiu the rural distrietA. will give
for the Republican ticket Some
claim that the City Of New York
alone will give b minority Of $4,000
for The Copperheada 70 do this. H.
Is proposed TO take out naturalization
papers for something ike 35,0lO for
eigners. or course large number Of
these papers are gross frauds,
Tho Union men Of the great melI
tropolia will ha3e 10 fight hard 10 pre-
vent the state falling INTO The ba,itis
Of the Coprerheads We feol con.
fident that the Republicans will lose
no Copgfesenan but they h6y iofe
Governor, HoFfMAN, tiD Copper
head nominee, IL q ereat lender Of the
New Work rougha, mud his purtisans
will leave no stone uhtnrbod 10 secure
his election. All the "trieka" known
TO tho Ring will DO brought into
requisition 10 swell the majority IN
the city TO o point that the country
cannot ovorbalapee.
The papers, however, arc sanguino
that the Republieaas will carry the
State by m inereased majority. We
trust they will prove TO be correct,
and that our fears are without foun-
dation. The Now York Htfuid, III
particular, predicts a great triumph
for the Republicans. II says.
tits evident that the Democrats intend
To let the election in this ataie go by de.
fault, Their rout In Indiana, Pepbsyi-
vanin, ohio and Iowa has dishehftanad
and demofhilEed their forces. They ean
raiHe no more funds, for people will not be
silly enough To throw away their money
on a hopeless cause, aud their spoaitefh fail
TO come up 10 time. Their Republican
allies eeetbat the game II up, and nfe pro.
parting TO follow Raymond back into tho
fold. The confidential friends OF Mn Weed
aro busils engaged In Whispering IN the
eers OF The Republican State COMMITTEES
aud OF the proninent Radicals that ttweed !
ia pot going 70 do Fenton much hatm." IL |
In now said Tint the majority for Hoffman
IN this city may fall aa low M twenty
thousand. n Mr.. Holman Ia not driven |
from tile field by the mastery nnnk move.
nent made upon him by tho oitisona
In their terrible charges against
street commiHsioner Cornell, II ID evident
now that the election will be mere forfG,
and that Fentou will walk over tho course. |