Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

A careful review Of the situation In Ohio
and Indiana by the correspondent OF the
Times gives the assurance Of victory on the
9Th Inst, and confirms the reports from other
sources that we have from time 10 time been
printing In the RBPUBLcAN. In Indiana we
are told that all over the State there Is the
utmost enthusiasm among the Republicans,
who are only awaiting the signal to be Gt
their old enemies, reinforced by some three
thousand soreheads During The last few
days the Democrats are said 10 have gained
so much courage that they are now ventur-
ing TO make bets on Hendricks, but this con.
Adence Is accounted for by the fact that the
Greeley eXchequer has been very recently re-
plenished. There, as In Ohio and Penpsyl-
vania, they are making their last fight, for II
these States should go against them, they
know that success In November Is out Of the
question. The Times correspondent reviews
tue Congressional feld as iOlIowsi
Taking the worst possible view Of the situa-
ton rs TO COngTesSmen-And tho Republicans
arc certain x nave az increase ~ thsif repre-,
two Representatives. for the state at large, and
certainly one perhaps three, In the districts. In
the First district, Mr.. NiblAok OOntemplatos the
| coed, he cannot get over i've hundred majority.
Even this Is not conceded, and many Republi-
| cans are confident that Mr.. HellmAn, the Re-
publican candidate, will be elected, Tho Sec
Ond district, so long represented by Mr. Kerr,
| where Mr. Wolf Is now the Democratic oAndi-
date, IL conceded TO him by i've thousand ma.
| iOrlty. In the Third district, Mr.. Holman may
succeed In crOWdlng In again by majority 70
| duoed TO not more than iye hundredi but Mr..
HoTOd, the Republican candidate, and many OF
his friends, are confident Of his election. In the
Fourth district, Judge Wilson, Republican, who
had only four majority in 1870, Will now have
seven hundred, In the Filth district, General
OObuFn, Republican, will be again returned, and
this time BY 900 majority. In the Sixth dh-
tTiot, MIR. VOORHEES, nndB great dlmculty In per.
suAding his constituents that he and Mr.. Gree
age, and still feels doubtful Of tho result The
worst that can DO said Of the district Is that Il
IL doubtful, and that II VOORHEES, succeeds at all
| It will DO by q scant 500 majority the chances
| even OF this are with him only because the dis
| tIlct has always been hOpelessly Democratic, as
| otherwise Gen. Hunter, the Republican nOml.
nee, would DO sure Of election. Asst Is he has
some prospect Of defeating the champion crow.
eater. Of the Seventh district little need be
said, AS Judge UasOn, Republlean, 10 sure u
/ election by not less than 800 majority, and tho
same remark applies to the Eighth, where Gen.
| IyneT, Republican, will be returned BY at least
| ? 300 majority, In the Ninth district, Gen.
Shunks, Republican, will, Tor local reasons, TALL
behind tho State ticket, but will still DO elected
by 6OO majority, but In the Tenth district Major
SaylOr, Republican will get the full majority
present Republican member, will DO Te,elected
by not less than 100 majority"
The preceding, which Is the least sanguine