New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-30
INDIANA.
PROSPECTIVE REBEL FRAUDS-THE CANVASS Oh
THE STATE. pc

PROSPECTIVE REBEL FRAU pS-IHE CANVASS oi
THE STATE.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. t7.-Unless the gigan-
tic frauds which we know our enemies contemplate at
the election prove successful than they are
likely De, carry the state by about 22,OOO ma
Outy Twothds OF the counties OF Indiana have been
very carefully canvassed. and they show clear gain OF
between 5000 aud 1900 votes the result In 1885, and
there reason TO believe that there viii be corresponding
gains part OF the state which has not yet Deen eau
vasSed II last Legislature had passed sOundIcs-
islry law instead Of the miserable thing which adopted
and which, at bottom, Is no protection al All against
rocy that SO ana SO many thousand Kenuckins will
vote Indiana, might have been laughed 10 seOrn As
10 cons derabe extent in all those townships IN the
southern countless where the polls are controlled by
circular. issued .- by the Democratic state Cen
tIa Committee, assures the Democratic county
stuonal, aud that it may be disregarded with mpu-
nty II you will moreovtI, pear IL milc eHst o. ule
Indiana Tor campaign purposes little or nothing has been
spent far that large sums have Just been collected
among the Democratic merchants of Louisville FOR the
svOwed purpose OF Importing Illegal votes INTO lnuuai
manshp OF the Democratic state Central Committee be
cause openly says be would NOT consent 20 schemes
Of The most barcaCod raScalty, ana that Joe ecDOnald
who noted for the extreme elasticity Of his conscience
political matters. has been appointed In his stead you
will that the Republicans of Indiana especially those
m the southern counties OF the Stale. have never had
10 he their guard than at this nncture
As regards Mr. lafe Deyehu the deposed chairman OF
the Democratic state Central Committee ne has not only
the Democratic state ana NATIONAL tickets IN
MS laptr-ihe CdmOidgc Cty M"To- D1t, am d'suttu
by persons well acquainted with that influential gentle
man. lee rR tn me course Of fe'o days come Out ToT
Bdler. Giaiii md COiflr.
Gov Baker has met senator Hendricks his competitor
four tmts on he stump, ahu te hepuDcahs CoSiS.u
late themselves on the successful manner III which tMH
standard bearer has discounted his Willy ana slippery
usndrcks came out second-bes when he held famous
With glorious old Henry Lane 30 he found IN
ccsfnc,s an the s0phstres failacies OF Hendricks
arguments. Numbers Of Democrats who listened To these
debates OF the two GubernaOTdl candidates have eN
pressed their intention To vote the Republican ueket ana
the Republicans hestow the most enthusiastic encomiuns
on Gov Baker who hOOlcd opponent whO previous 10
debates, considered his superior az an orator
In Mr. Coaxs old district the two rival candidates FOR
Congcss. Mr. Packard and Judge Farrand have also
aTddatr deserves especial praise for the zeal aud ac
pertcciIy sure OF being elected by an overwhelming
majority But his motto is, 1--WE must poll every Re
publican and get many access0ns from the Demo
cratic colupettor, he cuts very sorry figure al s de
bates with Packard AT the last debate he dld not re-
ceive solitary cheer from ms political friends. Of whom
great many were present, while Packard was appauded
the echo old farmer who present at the de
bate said aftcrw,gd TO some one who asked hun what
Impression Farrand had made, Imagine that az Of
the prayer meetings in John Aliens house on Waterst
NeWYOrk the proprietor of dancehOuse had risen To
convince the audience that the appeals OF the preachers
10 John Allen and OF his ik were all wrong such
The impression which Judge FaTrand made ON us
Coaxs old District is sad TO be good for 1900 majority
ia October and for COCO in November The reports
MAJOR Wiillams's district 1.-THE Min are checIing
Good Judges claim that Il WIN give over 1000 majority
Col ShsLk, ia tho IXth District, viii Dc reelected 10y
over 800 majority The Colonel himself thinks his
uity will exceed that which he received IN 1860. In the
WITH District Cot Pratt VIII be elected by no less than
majority and IN the With the Hon Godloye Orh
will beat Gen Manson Loo or Loco majority Thus the Re
ptcans viii come down TO the National Road with
loco majority The Indianapolis district will do much
better than 1866, and you may take Tor granted that
that prince OF truthful men, d. W. VOORHEES,. VIII De more
dee isiyely beaten than he ever before. Julian am
shed viii have 300 majority in the IVth District aid
Judge Lamb VIII beat the foxy Holman by at least 1900
In the Lst District Vcatch fighting the kukuxtes
gasnty aud II his friends succeed IN keeping the votes
of the Kentucky sWinders Of the ballot he IS
sure az handsome majority, although Nblack, his Dem
Ocrae competitor, claims hat he viii be reelected by
not less than 1900 majority Only the I'D District is
orally conceded the Democrats but friends there
are active than ever, and they organizing
vigilance committees destined 10 watch the
colonist. intend to help the Democrats at the Oc
tObeF election.