The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
PENNS YLvANIA POLITICS.

TIE Prospect TOT the state Eiectisu-First
Glance.

SPECIAL c0ooeSpoHMn0 0 me mhAlu.
TAe Prospect rsf the state Eiecsisv-First
Glance.
PHuApxLpmA. Oct 4, 1851.
Tho contest wakes warm in Pennsylvania. The demo-
Gratis encouraged by California and Main Q and with
popular ticket in which the soldiers have not been for
sossea are working like to carry Che State The
prospect, for them, ten days ago aysnst an unsa,is
factory republican ticket On which the soldiers
forxotten) was very promising, and the republicans
were dishearteued and discordant But the visit OF
6hcssdan' said enc OF the Union League men to-day
sshad walked Us up, brought iuso line and we arc
now facilg the osher way. We nghting the nghs
tho square issue Of Andrew Johnsoa ana bring
Ing our fellows up to the work"
This ssquare issue we ind gtxring from immense
hand bills on all the dad walls and board fences Of the
city in such terms -"Let everyone opposed
tAe peIjured traitor Of the White House FORTH"
'Perndious President" mot yet secured, !" .0ur
spashy " 'Resels and traitors," "Rsmsmbsr thai the
President" "Ihe Infatuated DICTATOR" "Piungs not
INTO another cr,l war" "come frsenen. come % the
ibis is the line upon which the republicans arc light
ing their nsnt and in the hotels in the street in
The court rooms and on the street corners
Dent condemnation Of Andrew johnson and
his policy. They are making this the all-sb-
Andrew johnson will have some reason 70 claim the
victory although the democrats are doing precious lit
hin s4nd.s q, 4 he win Only give asn
oll the spoils at his command working capital How
shs case may look penssrass into the Interior We
cannot now TELL but at this point things appear 70 ind
active turnout Of the republicans and the saving
Of the State BY diminished majority and especially In
bat now since sherdan's visit they united, sad
will tuTn out 70 vote down Andrew Johnson
The Western secriou or the state-The
Scosch-IrIsh and Their Psritanical TEN.
pcranee Movements Disturbing the Repub-
lican Camp-The Philadelphia Newspapers.
HARnsBURG, Pa, Oct 8, 1867.
From intelligent parties who have just been canvass
ing the STATE beyond the Allsghanies eastward from
1ttsburg, from who belong that section and who
are looking up the wise Of the East gather the
following particulars touching the prospect OF the
ing election
The republican candidate for State Judge civilians
Western man. will poll pretty full republican
the western counties He will do better they say in
Allegheny than Governor Gearys vote last fall; but
the county candidates there is an outside working
mems movement, and o movement by the Maine Liquor
law men, which is likely to help the democrats There
b also little clique Of republican johnson office
who are cutting In and out In half dozen other
western counties the teetota temperance men, OF the
6cotchIrsh Puritanical breed are running their tenn
perance tickets this and that local candidate and
radicals are afraid the results will be bargaining
snd scratching TO the prejudice of Williams and the
Legislature
tAs expect TO be saved by the west the party in Pitts
burg have no faith in Philadelphia They will be satisfied
Williams comes out Of Phi!adephis with three thou;
DO heavy weight to the Aeghanes. General Sheridan
gave the republicans lift in Philadelphia which is
bringing them together hut the fusion Of the different
Cques not yet complete You can't get any say these
western men idea Of the real state Of things from the
Philadelphia papers on either sde nor fromhoth sides
Ihov n Guuid UrOViucial of the old
order good snterprsing go-ahead paper OF the New
York modern school, the central organ Of either party
N Pennsylvania, would keep II together Al 1t TO- We
can never account for the sraegers from either camp
and sraggling special weakness Of the Pennsylva.
WIKI tnsss facts and opinions nom the western sec.
tiou Of the State the issue Of the election Is the
sute thing 70 pronounced 70 be BY the Republican
Nons among the rank and die are on their side The
a1Decrats are united east and wss because they have
= s.s Poisesss ike wolves, only quarrel and
Aght among ths rhsn they got the spos or feel
ws . sea1 so fs om the Asghanss that the
democrats arc doing some mis- among the loose ma
teria OF the republican camp witt The Niger suffrage
Niger sovereignty niger Interrogation question.
against johnson fact when Pennsylvania Am
changed from 900 for Lincoln 1850 10 democratic
1857 now looks especially tho niger question: may
be pronounced by the republicans very doubtful and
largely dependent on the weather on election day
The Radicals Expect a Reaction in Their
Favor-GeueraI shSridan's Visit the Sup
posed Cause.-The Prss1ects Of the Opposing
Parties-Prebable ssScsss Il sse Democrats.
Paitxbfifais, OF 8 }se7,
The election to be held on Tuesday next u the en-
crossing subject here The radicals have within few
days become more hopeful and, counting upon
sion which they claim Is taking place. they claim
the state For some days after the Maine election all
sBus will what will see" The radical hopes
are based upon the effect the Sheridan reception here
under the exclusive charge Of City Councils although
the brgades commanded by Generals Lyle and Leech,
the democratic candidates for Sheriff and Register
the finest in the line and its probable effect upon the
.boys in blue" who have felt coldly towards
the radical local tickets here and in several
interior countess in consequence OF the rejection NJ
soldier candidates. In this city the democrats have
nominated three distinguished generals for the most
lucrative Offices and expect to elect them. They have
also endorsed the nomination OF Judge Ludlow made by
peoples convention composed OF our leading lawyers
and business men Of all parties His election by
decided majority is conceded. The republicans have
held our city for nine years. and being
dsmoraized by q rapacious ''ring" organized on the
plan Of your city ring" which you have exposed so
faithfully. Here they are after the same thnG--the
peoples money-and IN their haste to get rich are
gradually outragng the quiet forbearance OF the solid
men Of their party, and especially the members Of the
Union Leagues splendid political organization. The
sringn made the whole ticket, refusing TO nomi
nate General Provost the League candidate for Sheriff
They spent twenty three thousand dollars in doing
and In nominating one David Jones for City Treasurer
The salary OF Treasurer Is Eve thousand dollars but the
ONCE understood TO be worth hundred and twenty
thousaud dollars for the term II is thought that TIE
ely treasury VIII be "Davy Jones' locker this
year. Joseph n Perso cashier Of of our leading
banks, holds the winning cards.
increased fynd A
much SO per 500 in wards) has created much
discomfort among the solid Quakers and taxpayers This
cla OF voters not carried away by champagne sup
pers and displays OF gas jets a, the League House
These difficulties the radical ranks will probably
feat their ticket The result in the State more doubt
gu. IS The ghrcwdsSt Of politicians cannot tell whether
h6I the vote VIII be full one There have been
meetings either side, but the managers
busily drilling their forces The democrats have GU.
generaed their opponents In nominating the stronger
candidate--Judge Sherwood, a native Pennsylvania
and distinguished iurist The republicans have nomi-