The New York herald., 1872-09-21
THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.

Radical Advlccs from Pennsylvania-
The Soldier Element-Liberal Mass
Mectings-Carpet-Bag Abscntces Ola n
Race for H0me-Contest for tho Loufsi-
ana Registration.
THE REGULAR REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
The advces from Pennsylvania received at these
headquarters strongly indicate the success Of the
administration ticket. The republicans claim they
will carry the State by 1000 majority, though it is
admitted artranft win run behind his associates.
Much benefit Is anticipated from the deliberations
OF the recent Veterans Convention in Plttsburg,
which, as stated, has aroused the soldier element
throughout the Str The detection OF Andy Cur
tin is not believed , Notwithstanding the positive
assurances the liberals profess to have received.
No great energy has been manifested heretofore
in Ohio, as 1t was supposed the administration
candidates had an easy walk over the course. The
admittedly large detection OF the Germans has OF
late opened the eyes Of the Grant supporters to
unpleasant possibilities, and vigorous campaign
Will be carried on for the next two weeks.
doubts are expressed as to the results than In the
other States List OF visitors: s:-General A. 4.
Mo l. o e Vfa State T
Committee, Richmond; E. Delafeld Smith, New
York York; General N. sharpe; Kingston;, Governor
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
A series Of mass meetings have been arranged
iOI uOTc lulpOTtdnt iOcdllteS III western Penn-
sylvania, commencing on the 23d at Stroudsburg,
where General N. p. Banks will speak. The meet
ing at Scranton, on the oath, will be held in wig
wan, capable OF holding 5000 people. For the 5th
or October great union mass meeting embracing
people from three counties, will he held at Clinton,
Allegheny county. The following gentlemen are
taking part In the campaign therc:-HOn. George
A. Pendleton, Horatlo Seymour, j. p Stockton,
Lyman Trumbull and Governor Hoffman.
An attempted piece OF sharp practice on the part
of the radicals was made the subject OF general
conversation at these headquarters yesterday. 1t
seems by the constitution Of Louisiana the Cover
nor temporarily vacates the functions OF his office
during absence from the State these devolvng on
the Lieutenant Governor WarmOth and Pinch
Gently both in New York. The latter had been de.
tailed for service In Pennsylvania, but it suddenly
occurred to some OF the radical wiseacres that he
might be much more useful at home, and he was
hurried back to Louisiana, In order that in the alb
sence OF Warmoth he might, as Acting Governor,
perform certain duties which would give
the tna,, radicals complete control Of the regis
the interest Of the liberals the price to be paid
by WarmOth for his entrance into the liberal fold
Its Importance may be imagined For some rea-
son Warm0th ''smelt very large-sizcd mousse"
Soon after Pinchback's departure and leaving his
business all unsettled he started in pursuit Of the
learned that Pinchback was eight hours ahead of
him. He ut once chartered special engine, and
riding at the rate OF fifty miles an hour overlook
the train arriving In New Orleans ut the same
time with the Lieutenant Governor. List OF visi-
tors rs:-HOn r. L. Fenton, Colonel E. w. Phillips,
Syracuse; BENJAMIN Field, Albion; 8. w. Morton,
ONO; Charles G. Moore, Kentucky; A. b. Converse,
New Rochelle; A. Brinkerhon and w. M. Cole,
brooklyn; J. M. Oatley, Long Island; James Hatch,
Connecticut.