The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-08
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NEw I loRhr oC'ooet o"o~'o6
.,svell sermon wss preached BY Arch
bishop Bayley at St. Patriek's Cathe-
Srsl Yesterday, previous to his departure
~, baltimore. The Cathedral was
crowded TO suffocation.
The Press on the Elections.
The Herald editorially. says: The
.lsc,ions in Pennsylvania, Ohio. Iudi
.ns Nebraska and South Carolina arc
ofsurpsssing Importance, as they de-
,s,mine the issue Of the Presidential
.on,est in November. The main ques-
toD iu Pennsylvania, Ohio sad Indiana
.l be the p,pular vote Of these States
s,bs.seen Grant and Greeley for Pres
dent. 10 Pennsylvania and Indiana
the battle will be for Governor and in
Ohio for the State ticket, not as . test
ottbe strength OF the imme liate candi-
dates but as trial which in such case
silI settle for Grant or Greeley in No.
ysmber Ire Herald also says: 1t is
understood on all sides that the State
elections Tomorrow will undoubtedly
settle the question of the Presidential
,uccession-Grant or Greelev.
The Tribune, 10 a double loaded edi.
torisl. urges the friends Of Reform in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana on
Tuesday night to force . prompt count
ana announcement OF the vote. IL
charges the Administration party with
hls. re,i-trati IN and expects five or six
thousand FRAUDULENT votes in Philadel-
phia, but SAYS this number We can
.a.ily overcome.
The Tmss calls on the Republicans
in Pennsylvania for full vote to NOR
row. in order to secure . conclusive
sni overwhelming triumph. The de-
ipat OF Hartrant would be construed
ipto victory tor Greeley, which, the
Times says, would be an absurd conclu-
sion, and claims Greeley cannot hold
out even till November il Pennsylvania
gives Republican majority to morrow.
The World advocates the holding OF
State elections on the same day with
the Presidential election, as then the
Presidential canvass would not be
opened so early nor prosecuted with
such extreme vignr through 80 long 9
pero1 The World considers the
Presidential contest will virtually end
tomorrow aud be adverse to the Ad-
ninistration, predicting a Democratic
victory 10 two out Of the three important
States Of Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio.
Political.
The headquarters OF the different po-
li,ical committees in this city presented
an extremely dull appearance to-day,
sgeneral feeling of uncertainty regard
ing the result OF to-morrow's battle
completely uunerving the politicians
for their usual labors. No steps will be
taken BY the Republicans in relation to
the nomination of candidates until the
result OF TO morrow's election is known.
The importances OF the great political
struggle in Indiana, Ohio and Penn
nlv.nia is acknowledged by the follow.
era of the respective candidates,
anil it is limited that the result in
these States will in all probability de-
tsrmme the Presidential contest, 1t lie
Claimed that if the coaIitionists are de-
iestei in these States Grant will carry
New York by an overwhelming ma
Iorily. Sporting men in this city are
betting freely during the last few days
on the result of to-morrow's election,
The general average of wagers being
one hundred dollars to seventy that
Hr.ranit will be elected in Pennsyl-
y.nis, one hundred to ffty-five that
Hendricks defeats Brown in Indiana
and one hundred TO fty that the Re-
Pnb'csns will carry Ohio by ten thou
'aDd majority.
Funeral OF Prof. Lieber.
The funeral Of the late Professor
Francis Lieber took place and was at.
tended by the most prominent men Of
the medical profession OF this city. The
Columbia College Medical and Law
schools were in attendance, and
eHIosles were pronounced over the de.
ceased. A very large procession fol-
lowed the body to the Second Street
Cemetery, from whence it will be re.
moved to Woodlawn Cemetery in .
short time.
Mass Meeting OF women.
There was large meeting at Cooper
Institute Tonight, the occasion being .
mass meeting of women. On the plat
Rlm were SussnB. Anthony, Mrs DR..
walker, Mrs Rev Olympia Brown and
o'Ier prominent women OF the country.
ADDRESSES we're delivered by several Of
Mese lades, eulogizing the sdministra-
Won OF Grant, and only regretted that
.ne! could not vote. but resolved to give
'leir aid in his reelection. The great
.H enthusiasm prevailed among these