The New York herald., 1872-07-23

The Campaign In the Tar-Heel State
Hot and Exciting.
Estimates from the Chiefs-Senator Fools Rea-
sons for Believing tho Republicans win Carry
The ststs -Barringer Apparently Doubtful
Of Conservative Suocsss-His Party
win Trust to tho Lssislaturs-
Charges Against the Republicans.

RALEIGH, N. c., July %, 1872
The canvass daily becomes more intensely ex-
citing, and it is universally conceded that there
never was so gigantic an effort made before to
carry State. All the doubtful districts are being
hotly and closely contested and every county in
the state has already been stumped by dis
tinguished orators besides the corps of speakers
interested In local Offices. SIT cannot be over
estimated. The Importance OF carrying the
state in August WILL beyond q doubt, set
tie the result OF the Presidential election
In November" was the remark OF q noted national
politician in my hearing to-day ana every energy
Is being bent by both parties in that direction.
Everywhere you go politics Is the theme OF discus
sion. In the hotels, Saloons on the streets and at
the corners people are eagerly and excitedly de-
batting the prospects pro and con. Both the m
REPUBLICAN AND LIBERAL HEADQUARTERS
in this city are scenes OF the greatest hustle and
tivity. Clerks are bnsy writing, porters carrying
of documents and messengers constantly arriving
and departing with dispatches. Presiding over the
Republican Central Department found Senator
JOHN Pool who has relieved the chairman Of the
State Executive Committee Of that responsibility
and has taken the direction and control OF affairs
into his own hands. He was seated on
the piazza in front Of one Q! his
DOCUMENTS AND LETTERS,
deeply interested In q y0luminous tabular state
gressonal districts and the State votes cast at the
last three elections. The Senator Is anxious about
the political complexion Of the next Legislature,
succeed him, and Mr.. Pool Is already understood to
be candidate for reelection. He claims that the
teen thousand majority and the Legislature by ma
ority or Joint BALLOT and his sources Conformation
he states are authentic and so extensive as to en-
brace every township In the State from which he Is
In constant receipt OF letters ON the Convention
last year the republican vote by which 1t was De,
were white votes and $4,000 colored. AT that
election, he further states, that 3o,464
persons over the age Of twenty-one
intimidation, and OF these he claims about $4,000
were republicans. Allowing, then, that a full vote
and giving the negro vote at 76,O0o, the regular
white republican vote at ooo and the increase Of
former intlmidated voters at ID, 600, Mr. Pool Is
CONFIDENT OF CARRYING THE STATE.
There are very fSIl republicans, however so
sanguine as this, particularly when the total
registered vote Of the State will scarcely reach
AT CONSERVATIVE HEADQUARTERS.
Repairing to the conservative headquarters, Mr..
u. M. Barringer, chairman OF the State Executive
Committee was still more immersed In business
than Mr.. Pool. He was engaged making appoint
assigning fresh orators to departments where they
are needed-and labor OF no mean order. Without
going into the details Of the votes registered or
ssryativss g would carry carry the he Senate Sy
tWenCy.nVe majority, ana Dotn houses oI tne
Legislature by forty on joint ballot. That they
would elect six, and probably seven Of the eight
congressman that they would carry the State by
from five to ten thousand majority, and that, even
If the State were carried by 1000 majority In
August, it would be carried by $4,000 in NOvem
ber for Greeley and Brown. He regretted to
state he was in possession Of information alleging
that the republicans were importing negroes
across the borders OF Virginia. South Carolina and
Tennessee and this with Its whole official infu-
ence OF the government, was what they hard to
fight against.
Mr.. Poole's estimate is extravagant; Mr. Bar
ringers iar nearer the mark though the republi'
of the Deputy United States Marshals now being
appointed In all the counties,