New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

the friends Of Reform feet secure There The money IN
trgues Of Morton prove mere than match for the
nrccauton Of the coalition The methods employed and
10 he employed for securing the Legislature for tho re-
election of Morton havo already been made known
Every day develops the intensity and fertility Of that
matchess plotters purpose
Everything iustfes the certainty Of the triumph that
hoyers in the air. COplOus reports from every district
in the State up 10 the latest moment reterate the asur
anccs hitherto given and the prodous outpourngs 10
honor OF Trumbul Hendricks. Julian, ard their dslh
cushed coupcers all to show that tho ygor and earn
ostness remained undniuished late ns tonight MI
Julian ia confident that the Liberal majority Will stop
somewhere between 1ioCO aud 1900, II The aYalanche oil
frauds can be met with tolerable check. Gov Hen
drcks who Is also very cautions as 10 prophecy hAeu
the result at about 10000 In far the argument o
chance goes tho Liberals arc the fayortes all the bets
being ten to one favor OF Hendricks, with few or no
takers Indeed takers we're and have been advertised
for IN the local papers but there seems 10 have been
T. ,sponsc.
Unless the Grant people hold back the returns there
TO reason why the result should not lie known by MD
night tomorrow. In 1868 the Morton managers beld
back the returns from two strong Republican districts
until the whole State had been heard from. and tLen
threw in enough votes for Baker to make go majority
FINAL MEETINGS OF THE CAMPAIGN--AN OVER
wIEIMING RECEPTION TO SENATOR HEN
DRICKs-MORTON ADDRESSES SLIM AS
sEMBLAGE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 7.-Senator Hendricks
closed the ncossant abors OF three months campaign
by speeches before his old town people at shebyye
and his present town people at Indianapolis. Al
tho former the demonstration was character
lied by Mr. Hendricks OF the most
imposing he had ever witnessed such occasion and
Cor such place. The reception here, which was In
tended to be rather mpromptp than anything else sim
ply to get the Senator's views the prospects, turned
or In foet al
paign. Fully 10000 people crowded the state House
square, and most Of the ward clubs turned out IN uni
form. What designed simply as the last stroke OF
what has been OF the most brilliant as well as sue
ccssful iudiydua canvass in the annals OF Indiana
turned out something Ike a ratification meolug,
and although the train delayed Sena-
TOR Hendricks, other speakers were called out
aud were listened to with good humor attenios, and
considerable enthusiasm Tie crowd was so vast that
on his arrival Nir Hendricks found difficulty in reaching
the stand. Butler TO great extent the su1eet OF
hls story and after exposing some yagares OF that gen
tleman rejecting himself Senator Hendricks assured
his hearers that in his deliberate Judgment the work of
tomorrow would crowned with surprising success
a success that all the contemplated roguery could not
possibly cheat the Liberals out Of.
Meantime the melancholy semblance or Jollnea-
ton was going on among feeble following
Of Grant people, who had assembled at the Wig
wan to hear Mr. Norton That gentleman Is not
hopeful OF the result tomorrow tOubh IL II gwen
out that teegTaphng the most buoyant dispatches
TO Murphy aud COukling in NewYork and The military
Secretaries Of the President at Washington However,
the confidence in the dispatches is but poorly simulated
here 20 where you viii, you meet none but despondent
GRANTEES.
Tonight there rumo Of trouble for the morrow
Deep schemes it ia asceraned roodng for the pre-
yention OF fair vote, and, II necessary, a
pretended riot will 10 excited by the
negroes in order 10 delay and impede the
Liberal Democratic workmea from reaching the polls
hefore sunset. Many OF tn, Liberal voters are active
and humble workincmen, Ind such plot Is none too
ignoble for the smallsouled creatures who have the
Grant interests in keeping In this State. The air
is heavy with rumors possible and impossible frauds
but the Mayor who is Grant man. has acted with con-
adorable fairness aud detailed equal forces OF the police
for the both parties. Tue Liberals
cred the city with plaeards, Offering reward OF $50
for the detection Of illegal voters, and oleraby aten
tive eye will be kept the movements OF
the meanderng negroes, who, fleeing toward
the Kentucky border. cast O vote in the hope OF
discomdng the Liberals. The capture and exposure of
the Louisville gang has had salutary inhu-
ence on the cOlOred people, and in all direc-
tjons we hear Of frantic homeward-bound crowds
impeded by the indignant GRANTEES. The meager
drppings of political from Ohio and Pennsylvania
have had an nspirtng effect, and tonight there are
fully 100000 voters confidently counting on thorough
sweep through the counties OF Indiana tomorrow.