Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-02
POLITICAL.
PROGRESS OF the CAMPAIGN.
Surfing Reports Of the Republican
Growth.
The Great Grant & Wilson Tidal Wave.

From all quarters Of the country there are the
most encouraging reports Of the steady progress
of the Republican work. All signs presage a
grand victory in November. We record, here,
some of the details, regretting that we are allie
to permit 80 small part of them.
THE PROSPECT, FROM wAsuISGrox.
The correspondent OF the New York Times
thus reports The outlook as reen from thi, &,
point is OF an encouraging character for Repub-
hcan SUCCESS in the elections on the 9Th OF o.
tober. Trustworthy information from Penn
sylvauia, Indiana and Ohio give the assurance
OF a complete victory all the Liberal boasts to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Advices from Pennsylvania indicate the cleo
| ton of Gen. Hartranft by majority somewhat
less than that which the balance OF the ticket
will undoubtedly OBTAIN. rhe accounts from
| Ohio and Indiana grow brighter and brighter
every day. from the former State particularly.
OPINIONS OF HON W. E. CHANDLER.
HoD.W. L. Chandler, Secretary Of tho Nation
| al Republican COMMITTED, Ia quoted as express
sing the opinion that the Republicans will get
suOn ma jJrity in PennsylvaDia outside of Pull
adelphia, that Hdrlrantts election is certain aud
a majority on the balance OF the ticket uf from
5,OUU to 10000. So far rs Indiana is Incerned,
he believes that Hendricks will be defeated by
ma ajoiity averaging fiom 2 0O0 to 5000 aud is
very confident that the work which will be un-
doubtedly done in Ohio from now until the day
of election will give us that State by majority
greater than Republicans generally dare to hope
for.
GRATIFYING CHANCE IN NEW YORK STATE.
On Friday last Democratic Grant and Will
son CluO was formed at DObbs Ferry, Westchesi-
or county Nothing but old time Democrats
participated in the meeting, but a lively, active
and stroug organization was formed, complete
set of officers chosen. 1t was announced that
all the officers thus named had uniformly voted
. ha IL hat tha.
dent aud Secretary OF this club were the presi-
dent aud Secretary of the last Democratic eau
Gus held in that village; and the motto OF the
the club was Anything to beat Greeley"
john g. Barber, ESD, Of COltlind, life
long Democrat, and recsntly one OF the lead
ing speakers on the Greeley coalition side has de-
elared for Grant aud Wilson, and will 60 upon
stump for, the Republican ticket
W. f. Bement, Esq, of Cuba, Allegheny
County, prominent lawyer. aud heretofore a
pronounced Democrat has declared for Grant
and Wilson and the republican State ticket.
GREAT MEETINGS IN OHIO.
Senator Wilson's first meeting in Ohio was
was held on Monday. at Canton. II was an i'm
inense success. Tho procession was several
mile long, and the largest ever known 10 Stark
county. senator Wilson spoke for over an hour
to an imnIelise and siasIc crowd, composed
tUrch-li7 q ut procession Of the campaign maiched
through its streets, while indoor and opeIl-air
meetings were org ganized.
DEMOCRATIC DIVISION IN NEW HAVEN.
There is trouble am ng the Democracy in
th ir stronghold OF New Haven. AT the Town
Convention Monday evening, the delegates from
the Thild ward were rejected and they with
drew, threatening to defeat the nominees of the
party at the election. The Third ward is the
lno-t populous it. tho city, ana generally gives
200 Democratic majority It is cAimed that
this disruption will give that waro to the Repub-
icans, which will carry the city for them
now THE QUAKERs WILL VOTE.
A telegram from Richmond, Ind, reports that
Quo OF the most wldely-known aud Influential
Friends in that city attending tile regular meet
ing Of the Orthodox Society OF Qnakers, said
that he did not know of single Friend who
would vute for Greeley. Another mem ber Of
the same organlzatit said that from sctual
report it was his trm belief that not more than
twenty-five Qlakers in the United states would
support Greeley.