The New York herald., 1872-10-21

public sentiment Is against them and that. no
matter what the issue OF the approaching election
Bourbon interference In Presidential contests, and
that the spirit OF the movement is already
bolters were extremely anxious to have 1t made
known TO the readers OF the HERALD that all they
want is to be let alone; that they are desirous
their sanity. As to Grants chances for q second
term and Greeley's prospects for the White
them said 10 me during my visit MANY Of
us viii leave here after the election, but none that
b " wiling
nght the matter among themselves, and we are
done with Bourbonism: 1t ia played out as far as
and think we fairly represent the party. 70 be
sure, as this s free country, man will break out
town but he either gets laughed at or is arrested
by constable and sent back, and that is the end OF
1t. Although we are in certain sense free, our
party lines are tightly drawn. 1t must be
A SOURCE OF GREAT COMFORT
to you sir, and to every man in the nation, IN fact,
BourbonIsm has been cen the e grand disturbing element
since the opening Of the campaign not that we
hurt ANYBODY as much as we did ourselves, but we
seemed that we were tremendous power Our
actions, from Phil Farley's Convention at Long
from the circumstances OF the case, peculiar, to
put 1t mildly. But we have bolted and are re-
generated redeemed and disent6ralIed' Some Some
we bolted, and that Greeley is Of
our new-formed faith. It doesn't matter
shant weep nor throw up our hats, no matter who
Is elected. B0urb0nism is dead, hope, but Miss
Columbia on the NTH OF November can fix on her
noble brow the tlme-honOred announcement we
still liver Say something good OF the institution
please. II has saved us from destruction indivi-
dually and collectively and taken very disturbing
anddangcrous element out OF this political canvass
MR. TANNER AND HIS ALMANACs.
On my way back to my hotel Mr.. Tanner posted
m pty in nrnl and ana i'm
stopping to consult his infallible almanacs
the horse, ! was pleased to observe, was
the latter discussed political arithmetic
with gusto he wagged his tail, made signs Of salts
Quoted ana well.bred animal. three better
assorted animals could not be found from High
Bridge to the Falls. "Chunks Of wisdomn dropped
nom Tanner; knowledge fioated into the ready
ears Of your correspondent, and the horse goried
in TUFTS OF stray, wandering hay as he coursed the
did not strike me that Mr.. Tanners arguments
were oil sufficient and conclusive. The figures
given in his beloved amanacs are rather against
than for the party in avor OF the denomination Of
.'faG 4nh ReGi1SLAfh iS Al RSrGsIdAN GAJ6hlFY
OF the past few years has uwindled down and Is
dwindlng. General Jones-all our generals are
politicians and most OF them are suffering the
pangs OF oftlce-inlorms me that when he sounded
the buge Of recall from the regular army OF re-
publican selfseekcrs after Cincinnati be was
alone, but in few days he was surrounded by one
hundred stanch republicans bitterly opposed to
Grant and his party. He claims that this number
has been largely increased OF late, and If the
democrats display their ordinary energy and
vim the Grant party will be routed in this county,
az he thinks they win all over the state. Bro0me
was ever stronghold OF radicalism, but since
clearly evident TO me that outside OF certain in
terested cliqnes political opinion runs rather IN
favor Of Horace Greeley the republican than u s.
Grant the republican. There has been entirely
TOO MUCH "GENERALIsMn
in this campaign. The rank and file have had to go
on duty or 90 to the guard house, while the well
provided for shoulder strapped oficfal had nothing
to do but fl his pockets and sneer at Greeley. This
was oil right for war times, but not now. Between
the manned soldier on the stan drawing 1000 q
year for doing nothing but talking Grant, and the
soldier OF the ranks haf starving over the handle
great distinction. Our citizen soldery, who did
actually put down the rebcllion,n arc tired,
think, Of hnrrahinr for General this general that,
and general the other,n whole or wounded, VINO
now base their fame on having sent to useless,
avalng slaughter better men than themselves.
People are beginning to look ut politics through
civilian eyes There are hundreds Of people IN this
section OF the country who sick Of sighting their
political opponents over q rife barrel and are
angry enough TO hing tie mouthing 0filce-holders
down into the bloody chasm
FARMERS IN THE FIELDS
as one passes from county TO county, stop from
their work, and, without the slightest idea OF who
ycu are or what you are, challenge you with
"A'rah for Greeley ~ have not heard an "Arah
for Grant!n from any one OF these people yet, and
this looks bad Tor the regular republicans in this
state. Those with whom have talked have no
fear OF Mr. Grecley's financial theories, and, on the
other hand, have no special ill-ieeling for Grant ;
but they seem to heartily enjoy shout
for Greeley. " the administration can't
find rreenback induccment for these people
sufficient to alter their opini0n-as a lawyer
from Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, informs me
1t did there to the tune OF 50 each Tor SEQ menit
Will be grand 'rah for Greeley on the night OF the
9th OF November. However 1t may be in other
farmers and business men, Greeley stock seems TO
he in the ascendant. ! am compelled TO
y o mat at tae sale ticket
religion, or, at least, the hdde-1c-dee arguments
concerning IL. howl is being got up against him
DIX AND HERMAN.
Dix, who is supposed to be, and believe is, a
will be y these people
them remember Dix having hung out or hauled
down or bribed some fellow very many
ing somebody or other about nag or nag
staff; but they cannot see why he should be
count But M Dix is is P Protesfans ana % Kernsn err anal is "a
Catholic, and that is sufficient for this small and in
sgnlcant-except In close political contest
that before the nal arbitrament at the polls these
people will be taught by the orators on both sides
that Church and state in this country are not
have no joint interest.
STATE NOMINATIONS
AS far as State nominations are concerned on
both sides there Is little to be said. No matter
which party wins in the coming fight the people
will, think, be well represented The candidates
for the State Legisature-repubcan liberal and
democratic-in this county are exceptionally good
men, and have not hitherto muddied their boots in
the political pool Altogether the outlook is satis-
factory and encouraging to the friends OF reform.
There was an immense turnout OF liberal rcpubh-
cans and democrats here tonight, speeches,
parades and t0rchlght procession and all that, and
much enthusiasm. The regular Grant republicans
are to have display on Wednesday next, and
threaten to outshine this one completely and
have no doubt they will. Money makes the mare
CO." l am glad to see though, a growing dispo-
sition to frOwn down all such nonsense not only
because OF the expense but OF the bitter feelings it
engenders.