Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-13

nave Ueen IMMENSE ana tue htdIlltSt GuLuusi-
asm has prevailed. The republicans are wide
awake, and have great faith we shall win a
glorious victory in October. There has been an
attempt made by the democrats to COLOMBO
IRON the rebel element in Kentucky, but we
will endeayOr 10 guard against any such foul
play"
The republican ticket for state officers, etc, in
Missouri is hailed with enthusiasm. The ST..
Louis Globe says: at means the redemption Of
the siaie. Like the election of Grant, the sue
cess of the ticket is a conclusion foregone." The
st. Louis Democrat SAYS: "Witb such a ticket
as we have selected, and upon the issues pre-
scented by our platform, We enter the contest in
Missouri with purpose 10 redeem the state
from the misrule we now suffer al the hands of
those who have betrayed the public interests"
And Hon. Henry T. Blow, chairman of the state
republican executive committee, says; "Our
state has nominated the strongest ticket for
state officers ever presented to the voters OF
Missouri"
ON. S. writes from Chetopa, Labelle county,
Kansas: Enclosed you will find au article
taken from the New York Tribune, said to come
from an intelligent citizen of Kansas claim
there arc some other intelligent citizens of Kan
sas who differ very materially from the gentle
man in regard to the state of Kansas being safe
for Greeley. Let the Greeeyites keep on hoping
they will be terribly disappointed if they do,
The republicans here are solid for Grant, and
but few liberals can now be found. although
there was considerable interest felt bv some in
the Cincinnati convention.
In recent letter, Senator Browulow, OF Ten
nesSee, says: AT no time, hitherto, in Tennes-
see or throughout the country. have the pros
poets of the national republican party been
brighter and more glorious than now. Victory
IS IN the ar, as the New lofk lnoune -, saiI oe-
r,lD ,ti which was in the Sorth
Carolina air peryades the atmosphere in all parts
Of the country. have no idea that Greeley ana
DI9Wu WIN csLiH .,i' i. brH,,+
their candidacy viii be more disgracefullv beaten
than has eyer beeu any party in the history OF
this country. Our grand old party could beat
the kuklux democracy If it were reinforced by
forty times the Greeley apostates who rally 10
lis niratical flag"
II 7, D ,,,ritas from, & mis- Mo wOpy
II = =,
progress IN the staIt CONTINUES 10 oe very en-
couraging. | can hardly realize the great
| changes which have occurred in the last sixty
DAYS, previous TO which it was generally con
coded that we were in great minority. If the
next ten days continue 10 favor US as much a:
the last, the state VIII give Us a handsome ma
INA The Carnens are srtinr manfuiiv anf
nobIv. and every dav gives us evidence of theil
mistaken loyalty to our party. Our colored
votes have compacted with an earnestness and 9
| feeling which, to my mind, Is a most conclusive
| evidence thar change OF administration Is
| dreaded Grant and Wilson will receive the
| votes of more old-iashioned democrats than any
| calculation has yet given them, and don't he
lleYe that ne VIII lose 5OV0 republican votes IN
| the state.
Americans abroad are alive to the issues al
homo ono ,-ritos from, T,ottor5sn, in tho Moth
-
eriands: "Could the american peoples
pecially all watering republicans-learn The
views of all liberal and unnreiudired mon of the