The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-06
POLITICAL NEVIS.
Tho Prospect in Pennsylvania-Signs
OF n Democratic Triumph.
From the Phlladeiphia Auel


From the Philadelphia Age.]
The news from ali parts Of the state Is dcci-
dedly encouraging. Democrats are united and
hard at work, while the Radicals are demoral-
lied and split into two factions, the office hold
List. The fight between these parties Is :flerce
and bitter. In Blair County o contest of this
Kind Is going on, and q friend writes from that
locality " "Stckers are more In demand this fall
and the prospects for the Democratio State
ticket are good, and If we do. not elect it. the
their majorityin In Blaif.n From uNorthimber,
!ahG cqBB99lsAgSss Ssle haXs tee following EysgX
Packer. Many Of our hhlness men, who for;
merly. voted against us, will nowsupport PaGE-
CT and Pershlng." These eareIndcations Of the
DRIFT of public sentiment, and they point to q
glorious triumph Of tile Democracy atthe COM
Ing election. - 81, -
The Campaign In Okio - Estimated
Democratic AIajoritics.
From the Cincinnati Enqulrerl
There win be lively contest this toll among
the great Democratic counties as TO which OF
The race viii be close between Butler, Holmes,
Fairfield, Crawford, Mercer and Auglalze.
Each Of these counties are up to two Thousand
and over, and the rivalry between them Will be
Of our majority, hitherto, has been noble old
Franklin and MunrOe. The Franklin boys talk
of $500 and Munroe can give $500. There is
another class OF counties, such as Licking,
Ross, Pckaway, brown, Rchland and Pike,
which In numerical Democratic power arc only
inferior to the others we have mentioned.
When the Hayes men hear from the above
than before. We shall have ~ to Give two r ban
ners this fall Lone to the county giving the
largest Democratic majority, and another to
the county showing the largest Democratic
l1n~lx, L.
ucan counties O chance. he
Tennessee Politscs-what tho Leayisla.
ture viii do. i,ga i.i4
dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercially -
NASHVILLE, September 49,!
The Legislature cenveneS next Monday and
carly in the succeeding week will elect q UNI
ted States senator At this early day the fol-
lowing events can be predicted with q reason
able certainty OF their ful6lment. !. Andrew
johnson will be elected senator. 2. The Fif-
teenth amendment will not be rutlfed s. A
constitutional, convention will be called at an
early day, which body. will effect the enfran-
chisement Of every disfranchised person In the
State at the earliest practicable moment, but
win not interfere with the civil and political
rights q the negro. 4. In any event tie bonds
OF or INC State VIII not be repudiated, although
the earnest advocates for such measure will
not 6e wanting. 8. The partisan legislation
Of the last few years will be generally repealed.
These are the main questions to come
growing out oflt The fight over the senator.
ssnip 81 VIII be Merce, but the result can be told
IN adyance: The new Legislature will.contain
IN na sc. OF men than has been found
~ '4ie tennessee denerai assembly.
nI.....s., i: .S.o soa t'
fPrsdn the Philadelphia Press, Radically
IvTennsssee ts developing g new move jnher
under tie new eieotio snaf saI
receive his credentials as United States sana-
tor. i is said. now that Messrs. Stokes,
5ao,a 55sS,wniow Aaynsrd1 and $50 Etheridge, freely
ns n1tsr Sna'e % re1se 70 admit