New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27

and think about Che for NigGers" II all the Dis
tfct docs AZ wen the counties from which have heard
thousand And ought not 20 be vote less for tie Hon.
william b. Allison, who has served three terms with
and influence which have secured for him the good wishes
Of the reading men OF the Republic ,,.,
Fourth Dsi1ct-Ah the thirteen counties OF the InJn
Dstuot. except Johnson last year cast their maiorties
for Col Merrill and they viii vote for Grant without ay
county" says correspondent IN AppanOOsc. The ChtiI
man OF the Benton County Committee placed the nsyIS
county viii probably give Grant 800 mal0HIy ahT W.
shall not fall OF two dozen votes on suisge.t Ibava
this from tire bestufoTmcd local politician nov bar old
in that county; - think johnson VIII Etme M Mr.
Irish ana he may possibly beat Judge LousnOT1 e 1T II
County by small majority, but inc JnbEG u" IL Good for
100 for Grant and more for LOughridge. heo5 od
County VIII surely give y az the nost cheering
intelligence and think 10 low eStlilaIe ~ rs o"" and
io1tv IN -OD votes better than 10 was Two yci tO -
hearty S more tan 1t was last year. when there was
I}},b 6s,;ctThs district. extending from the tSs
N,ycs n.ar the CAPITAL 10 the Missouri l'lVo w oas
vet and the state of Missouri on inc soutu' DO only
1o los tbau twenty-five large counties or "o ,ate
n0 ne,nocratc last year. and they by an atsteG
majority of 225 OF these, Fremont. W., ti,mC
vu su cain prodciousy POLK, Madison ana o. ii
strong Republican counties WINE tie o3 from page
votes will al show healthy increase. ncS ntns cot
Connt which last year pOled about iOoV voice. 70
Irom excellent authority tf Men an increased Republican
majority of more than 1875 From Unon MoH,s9" ha
and Oh of
a H'. tnu%cnce NV Union County correspondent
spnating generally democrats are dShearlened.
eynec 10 be beaten and don't feel laf as wen as iney
Al treo months ago Frank Blair Is ndlgestble ana me
Whole H9rtv GU! this way has got the dyspepsia which
- rt and Colfax do not receive about 900 majority
in the Fifth District 1t Will be because thGIe are horo
Missouri bushwackers there than there ought 10 pc
Sir Disrk-Ths district is prOdigOus IN area, being
about big that which used TO be represenIeu oS
Long John Wentworth, IN the oldcn time long ago. Who
Cco 20 was hamlet i'm frog pond. It embraces about
30 counties which form the frontier OF CIVILIZATION ON e
latitude Of NewYork Through the southern palt OIL u
the Chicago and Northwestern KnlWaS nus peer. non,
structed since about the time A. Johnson swung Iun
the circle and that portion has since largely auke.eu
ifs uopulaton But the extreme north western part Is
still an unhabted wilderness ana but FEW OF tne cV
OF them Claw gave Democratic mpoIltlrs loot yo"r Oil
the being strongly Republican, ana one or Two uu
imOuslv So From different parts OF The district set III
formation which sums up " we shal 40 better thfh eNc
before suppose Grants maJGlS n o "IfS c &c NAV ry
not be 80 deep a WELL nor 50 wIde us enufcEuoOr'
but IT'S enough. ...... , mt, 1905,
estimates in most instances made upon what III tne
opinion OF good judges. shall do ut the worst 20 lar,
since the organization of tile Republican party We nave
given Presidential candidates larger m9orlIes il
the eS1imates-in 1885, 5000 IN 1860 SOW IN Isf aD'
13n0O III will be so again, If the election day be pleasant
Should IL be dlsageeable, many RepupcAs IN te
counties will stay at home, unless ludced the ~
question i'm the success OF which the earnest nen o le
state are deeply interested succeed IN bringing out those
who might otherwise prove to be the summer sogiJs
and the sunshine patriots On the probable result o inc
Suffrage question have not received SO much
as upon the PresidentnI Ticket Dui hoTii Tnpar II
Sn6rage may not fall behind the for Grant and
! CoIfax by more than from four 10 six thousand.
Iowa orators are doing much IN other states tins
wear than speakers from abroad doing for us sena
Tor Harlan and the Hon. John A. Kasson are, or have
been speaking IN the East Major Henry OConner, Al
touey General Of Iowa, and candidate Tor Leelectoh
Las made several speeches Minnesota ana Illinois, ana
will spend a week in Wisconsin before election The
most popular speaker in the State, his reputation has
heretofore been principally within its borders But he Is
now known and hOnOTed throughout the North hcst as
an eloquent advocate OF Radicalism according TO the
tenets o those the most straightest sect" Col Da
vd : Wilson Of Dubuque. formerly prominent Demo
cra who has been eminent member OF the Iowa bar
Tor many wears who Colonel Of Onr sixth Regiment
of Cavalry during the war; is now making day speeches
for Grant and COfax and accomplishing great good among
his old political associates. He was special itenu anu
Orrespondent of Stephen A. Douglas MT foiloFoy .
candidate for Congress the With District hatlNeo
Connecticut. perhaps the most scholarly OF our Con
cressuna candidates and unquc5tOnaDy the most clo
0uent orator among them The Hon. James l. Lane OF
| Davenport aud tho Hon. William Hale OF diehWOod'
district electoral candidates have done specially Nhi'
able service on the stamp while Mr. Young, aloresha,
i'm the cleaning of Bennett, has received the JOl
plaudlts OF the Republicans every county ana tONl
Shin Of the State. There other speakers equally
worthy OF grateful mention, but the fact worthy 81
special IS that the Whole body OF the partyirom
Lee lyon and from Alamakee to Fremont AM
mated by spirit OF enthusiasm and energy winch - not
unlikely make the Grant aud COlfaX column IN Iowa
figure the largest State majority in the Republic