The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-29
At'hcciina 2eaistcr.
rpyrY OF THE FIELD.
.,,,ar,ng Predictions for No
h" .,,sr by Competent Judges
.s,, . Thorough Canvass Of the
w..,.rp states shows.


w the New York World, October A.l
The Democratic headquarters yester
mas filed with persons who visited
-. ,;,y OR the purpose OF conterrlnt
9TH Mr. Schell, the Chairman OF th'
r,mi,,ee. and receiving further in
.,,,;oa respecting the remaining days
,.,bs csmpsign. Many letters were also
,.rsB living information which wa:
,n onlv important but encouraging
y. from Governor Hendricks. of Indi
-. ssvs: The Democrats and Liberal
republicans are earnestly at work. and
,.om preseat appearances / am at lib
.+v 10 say that Mr.. Greeley will carry
-. S,s,e bv = good majority" This
,.r. coming from such source, cree
.,i considerable enthusiasm and was
-.,,p;r OF conversation during the At
...o,,p AMI evening. From Mr.. Nc
,,.,,,k Chairman Of the State Com
,.,,.s ., Illinois, a letter was received,
ma, ~ which he appended a long
-, meetings to be held in that State,
.,,.,bsr with the names OF the speak
.mos, whom are Governor Hen
i.:rL. q. diana, and Senator Trum-
Ill ] u Thompson, Chairman OF
,,s Ohio state Committee, assures Mr.
S,,.l "ths, Ohio will render different
~.,lcr in November from that OF Oc-
.,t.- AMI conciuie his letter by say.
-. oar ie'elt has aroused them TO
.ti,n and thoroughly awakened the
..,s,.ss Democrats who avoided the
n,n. poIer the impression victory was
..,,;o without them" This is but a
n.s,re EXHIBIT o. the encouraging news
..,s,y-i From Connecticut, Wiscon.
:, aud Nv Hampshire predictions OF
,..,o-v cone with the rest. ,
focl7,e--a.ron with the distinguished
,sjsa. salesman Mr.. J. E McDon-
- who has served in the Congress OF
10 Uajtri States. and vino, in 1864, rat
3rGoveruor against Morton, the ioi-
5si.r in'ormauon vas cleaned:
81 think the political situation IN ln'
lana !. verv br ght The last election
..asor; OF d9s fall. We gained a
ily,rpo- sai Superintendent o. Public
Instruction., which in our section is a
>s,s ofi,e. We lost two OF our old
Hoagrss.men, but game one
nWasr reason 10 YOU give for the
.srial reverse?
The cal-e o. or partial defeat was
- joscuviyv OF Democrats. Many
democrats dii not % to the polla, be-
..yiay ,a., Mr. Hendrlchs had no
nance. In our strongest localities
.ae-e va. great 'silng of. II such
al net been the case Mr. Hendricks
Dl'in have been elected by q: least 1000
majority. But Notwithstanding this i'm
-isDt case. am satisfied but that
'o- the mpyrtations from Kentucky Of
3si;c.l reueiter.. which were princl-
:.v negroes, arl who numbered al
"a, 800. We wop'd have carried the
>,,re ry from 1910 10 500 majority
Did the B0urhr ms poll a very large
,o'p in the S,a'e?
No, not above one or two hundred.
T1eresllt in Mr.. VOORHEES, district was
s:l-prse Sc 10 everybody in the State, as
:asfs VAS nothing 10 indicate, even on
:le iay Of election, that Mr.. Voorhees,
'oli no: beat his opponent
What are Mr. Greeleys chances o'
a: wing the State?'
Ee-y good, Indeed. | have no hes.
a''on 10 saving that Mr. Greeley's ma
.'.y will exceed that of Mr.. Hen
,:rss The majority OF our people are
aa2}sei 10 Grant and his administra-
>oa. s7i will vote against him. | have
::sve.ei over the entire State to satisfy
c!7seI' Of the sentiment OF the people,
i't folud il everywhere as have
,a.ai.
viii Grant poll as large a vote as
5'9Tls in the October election
No. Though Browne is not popu
man, still think he received a
i'ge' number o. votes than Grant will,
i.t,or these reasons: Many Republi'
sa' Who voted Tor Browne had attended
SRI took par, in the proceedings OF The
"'Teniion which was held on the 22d
u sst February, before the Liberal
497smant hal assumed any strength,
AG'o. Grant will lose the importation
we which kentucky furnished. s.
~ see there Is very little hope Of the
Ain'nI'ra'ion carrying our State
Is the Liberal Republican strength
''y great in Indians"
Vel no, they are not as numerou:
"Se supposed, hut they were true as
..s and spared no effort to elect Mr.
,2;'oiHcss think, however, at the
"Ismter elecuon thev will he stronger
~; Sin certain the homes, Republican:
Ae STATE are 10 favor Of oustlne
-:sn,'
70 YOU know anything OF the situa
s''a Ohio or Illinois -
know that Ohio can be carried fol
..' LIBERALS. Ny impression is tha
,-'' State vas lost rom sheer careless
=" ard inactivity. Certain as Indi
.AS, believe that Ohio is more GER
-, soii. In every State | visited
A e'Pec 81 pains 10 gather iniorms
=" 'egsFing the Ohio defeat, and va
-E''ed when | ascertained that il
as small localities at least fly Dem
Ae remained away from the polls
- not however, wish to say anyth n!
.'i'nr concerning that State. The lat,
's' has proved q lesson, and as "a
can see at present, what should
~" "s 9een done in September is beini
J, Nha' Is your opinion Of Illinois
rse you visited that StateF
Leg l was there about two week
n.y.; 81 We have a very large majority u
""cone there. | can't say we ar