The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17

senator Fsnton at tho Greeley Committee Reens-
Democratic Tidings from Louisiana, Ala
osma, Virginia and Psnnsylvania-.
Growing Confidence Of tho
Republican,

Tho Democratic Hcsdou.r<.v.
heavy batch OF correspondents was recasve0 ~
the Democratic Headquarters YESTERDAY 60 -
parts of the Union. detailing particulars of ~. -.
tical movements In all the States in which -.
lions are to be soon held.
Addresses from Louisiana state that there 4. .ss~
no prospect Of fusion among any Of the four DIM
emit parties into which the State Is split up m
administration ticket is headed by Kcflox.
the INSTRUMENTATION is headed by Pinohr
back, the liberal ticket by Rein ana tho
Bourbon democratic ticket by McEury II an par
ties continue disunited, the liberal has the fairess
prospect OF success as 1t Is supported by the whos
strength OF the WarmOth faction which Is stn verF
considerable The strength Of the Bourbon party u
mainly in New Orleans but it is only IA question
Of State politics that they oppose the liberal party
they having cordially endorsed Greeley and Browu
In the event Of Pinchback and Kelog uniting their
forces, 1t Is conceded that Grant will carry the
State but there Is at present no indication OF any
fusion between the contending parties. The STATE
election takes place on the Attn Of November, ono
day before the Presidential candidates are to be
voted for.
Letters from Alabama claim the State for Cree
ley and Brown by about fifteen thousand and deny
the stories that have been so freely circulated
about democratic disafrectlon, which only exists
In the Imagination Of those with whom the wish
was latner 10 tne tnought. me detection OF lead
Ing republicans continues to increase, and snce
ex-senator Sawyer Judge Rice and Judge Figures
have abandoned the party there Is no one to take
the leadership OF the party but Senator Spencer.
whose influence Is not considered to be at ali con-
ducive to the success OF the Grant ticket In Ala
bama.
From Pennsylvania reports are received which
are considered highly favorable In Allegheny
republicans having been already enrolled. In the
eastern and northern part of the State there Is also
very heavy detection, and It is considered dead
BuCkaleW
Schurz win be IN Pittsburg next week, and win
make number of speeches to the German popula-
snd0s in as e are
expected to be highly successful.
the contest In Maine Is being prosecuted with
land and Augusta is said to have produced most
excellent effect Letters state that after his speeches
called upon him and announced their r'' deter
mlnauo1 60 support him. Senator Trumbull is
wentworth, Of Illinois, Departed nom M" Boston
the heat tho Wall street speech Of General Banks
will be postponed until the LIST OF September, and
the General will Immediately repair to Maine to
take an active part In the campaign; Messrs: Dor
State, are much sought after by the people in the
Pine Tree State and 1t is likely that some Of them
viii repair to the scene Of conflict. II is consid
liberal ticket Is thought to have q fair chance Of
success.
During the day delegation from Norfolk, Va,
representing the Chappaqua Club OF that city, and
consisting Of Colonel Hinton and Messrs Cooke and
Numbers ie its members All the onr men ~
Norfolk, and represents what the city contains OF
wealth, influence and intelligence. There is great
enthusiasm In Eastern Virginia for the liberal ticket,
and they consider that the election Of Greeley q
certain. They want topmast for their banner
sent to Mr.. Greeley stating their wishes to which
the following answer was returned:-
Tell the virgInans to take this despatch to Chappaqus
anu my farmer WIZ give inc" me H R'ft0e GREELEY