The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-08
The Grant Hcadquartcrs.

yesterday anu II tne despatcneS received from
North Carolina can be relied upon they had reason
to be So as they confidently claim great republi-
can victory. or course the kilograms are to be re-
ceived with great caution, as they all come from
partisan source. Implicit belief is placed In them
at the headquarters, and the impression is strong
that everything is right in the Old North State.
On Monday what was supposed to be Q
defeat was construed by q curious process
Of reasoning into blessing, but, alas for
human consistency the blessing Is now very
gladly dispensed with, and handed over to the lib.
eral republicans and the democrats, who will
doubtless receive 1t with all g0dy junction. and thank
fulness But the returns are not all In yet. The
yet be left with It's original claimants.
Quite number OF prominent gentlemen and poll
tcians paid their respects at the Headquarters yes
sleepy dulness which has characterized the proceed
ings was replaced by some slight show OF anlmanon.
Morgan, New York; Marshall Jewell, Connecticut;
A. Cattell, New Jersey; Samuel Bard. Chattanoo:
psnSry EVs Gers Se%
B HN Hon G. Robeson Secretary Of Navy;
Charles +. Everett Utica; H. R. Pease, Missssppi
Roland Jackson. Orange, n. j.; ]. G. BOtsford and
Hon. ". W. Wiltshire, Of Little Rock, Ark. The fol-
lowing are the kilograms received
carried the SsysnS g. h Ssf shadow e
doubt The democrats all give up the iy e. WARWICK
now conceded by fes ssss Sat oaa%s las car
A. W. sHAFFER
RALEIGH, N. c., August 7, 1872
Glorious vctoryl Our whole State ticket elected Ma.
iority nearly two thousand state safe for Grant and
Wilson in November Rejoice and be gadi
lengthy communication was received by Colo
mel Dudley, Secretary of the Soldiers Committee,
from General James II. Wilson, OF cavalry fame, the
capturer Of JEFF Davis in which he strongly en-
dorses General Grant, and announces his willing
ness to address the National Convention at Pitts
burg on the nth of September The following let
ter was rcCevod from Conoral John A. Logan Of
Illinois,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 3, 1874
L. F. DUDLEY, Secretary, &c. -
have just returned from the West and hasten to
and will be glad to do all promote the interests OF
the meeting and hoping 1t may be eminently successful
am, respectfully, JOHN A. LOGAN.
The Democratic Headquarters.
There was feeling Of dependency at the Demo.
cratic Headquarters occasi0ned by the unfavorable
news from North Carolina, which, however, was
not unexpected as those who were present yester-
day expressed the opinion that they were sure to
be counted out. Senator Casserley says the news
does not astonish him, as he did not expect
The means OF the disposal Of the radical party
gave them every facility for cheating, and they
have freely availcd themselves Of them, as the re-
suit has fully shown. MerrimOn will contest the
seat Of which, it Is claimed, he has been unlawfuly
deprived.
Among the visitors who called were Hon. W. r.
Roberts, New Jersey; Hon. Frances Herman, Utica |;
Colonel Quinlan. Brooklyn; Colonel John MacCabe,
Kansas; Hon. q. w. Green, Orange, and B. Gordon