The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-16

the Coat Island and other "jobs," but In spite OF
the sneers Of his enemies, and In spite OF solid I'D
foes, and can hold his district as long as he desires
to represent i In Congress. speaking Of voorhees,
THE RIVAL CONGRESS TICKETS
are now In the Geld all over the State. Both par
ties have completed their nominations, the tickets
- STATE AT LARGE.
ReSoe ena Liberals oooye 6 dG'e0's
John 3. Williams. ....... William Williams.
1-William e. NibIack William Heiman.
2--Stmeon K. Wolfe. David W: Voyles.
civilian 8. Holman. William w. Herod.
david = Gooding. Jeremiah N: WILSON,
@Danie ". Voorhees,. Morton q Hunter
7-Mahlon ID. Manson. .ThOmas J. Cason.
EEnos a. Ne 4i'e' ........ john JOINT q. shanis
M-E oo " Long; ..- T. Ids B: sayy aeEaro
The Indiana delegation has long been regarded as
one OF the abest in Congress- and these lists are
quite up 10 the Old standard Kerr NiplacS' H9 i
man and voorhees, ON the one hand, ana Ortiz. Will
liams. C0burn and Shanks on the other have always
occupied important places 10 the House. Kerr is
West, but he still works vigorously for the Ctncn-
natl platform and his own election ON doubtm
mined hostility to the St. Crolx and Bayfield, and
other Jobs. Coburn ana shanks sustained their
party In Congress with their customary vigor, the
iormer even dismissng the Clerk to MS committee
for sympathy with the Greeley movement. All
makes 1t particularly lively, and never in the his
tory OF politics has Indiana seen such stir among
her pohucians. cH p
Everybody on either ticket takes part IN the
speechmaking. Two or three meetings are to be
canvass and some places have as many as two
meetings every week. Hendricks makes speech
speak at Franklin next satardsy General Browne
his opponent, Is talking wherever he can find O
crowd. Cassius M. Clay and General John N. Har-
state-the former In behalf OF the democrats and
the latter Tor the republicans scnurx is coming,
Coming In ut Richmond and going out at Fort
Wayne, the republican candidate for Vice President
son spoke twice each day, and this in ITSELF aside
from the travel and the handshakngs, was enough
nom South Bend to Kendasvile, and though ne
was tired then and sleepy too he was not unhappy.
sneighbors and friends" Of whom the Vice Presi,
dent seems SO proud. Crowds were waiting to see
him at every station, though it was near the middle
OF the night In TACT, the Senator seemed happy and
he was greeted with heartness which meant that
had only to look abroad and see the enthusiasm
Senator Wilson has no doubt Of Grants reelection,
ana expresses himself rs greatly surprised at the
doubt Of the result in Indiana. The Greeley move
ment, he says, has gone as far forward as it was
possible for u to 90, ana is now going backward.
there will be nothing Of 1t left except part OF the
democratic party but he is little apt to be
sangulne Wnere MS FEELINGS arc interested, and no
saw only the bright, not the dark side OF Indiana.
THE PROSPECTS IN THE STATE
What the result In the State may be II is impOssi-
BILE to predict. Both sides claim 1t with
equal confidence Mr. Hendricks has no doubt
any doubts Of his. Mr.. Kerr counts upon
being one Of the congressman at large ss Q
certainty, and 30 do Judge Ortiz and Billy Williams.
"Thls is q democratic State" say the democrats,
while the republicans aver that on full vote 1t s
always republican Two years ago the democrats
cans say that this was the result OF apathy their
part This time both sides will poll every vote, and
Is can see they are with the Republicans in octo.
Der, but 80 slightly that only the future can deter
mine which side OF the scales will go up and which
go down. There IL to be plenty OF hard work. and
either side will die hard. Morton and Hendricks
have so wed 1t, for the result is death to ono or
other OF them. -