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o. RuCKER Geul SUIT
The New York herald., 1872-10-10
INDIANA STILL VERY DOUBTFUL.
Hendricks Possibly Elected by
a Small Majority.
REPUBLICAN GAINS OF CoNGRESSMEN.
Pennsylvania: Republican Majority, 26,O9O--.
Ohio: Republican Majority, l5,OOO---In-
diana: Majority for Either Hen
bricks or Brown, 500 to 1000.

me returns nom Ohio are still incomplete and
from Indiana very meagre and unsatisfactory. In
the former State, however, there remains no doubt
81 decisive republican majority. The democrats
admit defeat OF from 10000 to $4,000, while the
Chairman of the Republican State Committee
claims as high a. $4,000 In Hamilton county, how
ever, there has been q heavy republican loss, and
In Cleveland the liberal republicans have evidently
been substantial and papable addition OF strength
TO the democratic ticket.
About Indiana nothing certain can as yet be
stated. The latest despatch comedies the State to
Hendricks by an nfnitessimal majority but opinion
huctuates every hour as the news Of the varying
fortune Of the two parties in the more remote
counties is received. 1t will certainly need an
onicial canvass OF the vote to show whether Brown
or Hendricks has been the victor In the fray.
In any event the Legislature is very decidedly
republican, and there can be no doubt OF the CON-
plexiOn Of the next United States Senator. The
republicans also have certainly gained one Con-
greseman.
Prom Pennsylvania we have few additional re-
turns, showing an enormous republican majority in
the Congressional delegation and the utter defeat
OF the liberals. Mr.. Forney has abandoned the
nght and las declared In the most unequvOcal
and positive manner for Grant.
The New York herald., 1872-10-10

The following letter was received yesterday by
ex-Sherifr Kelly from Agernon s. sullivan, who,
IL Will be seen, declines 10 receive the nomination
for the Judgeship In the Supreme Court
OCTOBER 8, 1872.
Hon. JOHN KELLY
DEAR SIR will not he an impediment TO the
harmonious action OF the judiciary Convention Of
the democracy at Tanmany Hall. did not attend
II on saturday last, and had no expectation that
as the nominee for the Judgeship In the supreme
Court
since then a majority OF the delegates, and also
from the Liberal Republican Convention, have told
me that will be nominated. That may or may not
be correct
have taken an active part TO reform and purify
the administration OF public affairs; but diliered
from many good men as to the best means TO ac-
complish the object. was and am IN iav0r oil
working for these ends in and through my own
party. Ny voice was early raised in Tammany
against the frauds aud for reform, and wish elec-
tiveiy to cooperate with all who sincerely have
the same purpose. My influence would be dimin-
shed II appeared to press for Office, which, can
honestly say. never unduly coveted. Our COM
mon object IL TO reconstruct our local party ~
harmony with the spirit OF reform, and VIII
continue TO labor for 1t with our best
my present office with fidelity to the public ana
the strictest purity, and ] am content with the
popular approval Believing that some pag apt
mated by the sentiments above Indicated will be
nominated, will cheeriully support him, whether
IL be Judge Leonard, Mr.. Lawrence, MI. Peckham,
Mr. Marin, or any other good maii.
wish my friends In the convention not 10 noml-
nate me, for decline to be q candidate. value
highly the general and cordial support extended u
me, and the friendly expressions OF large portion
OF my brethren OF the Far, and remain your obe
dient servant ALGERNON y. SULLIVAN.
The New York herald., 1872-10-10
THE GERMAN GRANT AND WILSON CENTRAL
COMMITTEE

The German Grant and Wilson Central Commit
tee, formed recently under the auspices of General
Sige, Emil Sauer and others, OF both parties
democratic and republican-hed another meeting
at No. Irving place, last evening" when, In the
absence OF the President, Alderman Radde pre-
sided. The Committee Of Organization submitted
areport, through Marcus 0tterb0urg stating that
communication had been addressed to the German
Republican Central Committee in reference to a
German mass meeting to be held at the
Cooper Institute at an early day, and
that committee OF three had been
appointed by that body to act with similar CON-
mittee of the Irving Place Central Committee In
making all the ARRANGEMENTS for that demonstra-
ton. The Joint Committee is composed of Messrs,
Marcus OtterbOurg, Jacob Hess and Louis Reiss
on the part OF the irving Place Central Committee
ana Messrs. Carl Schneider, Louis Naumann and
Gustav Beyerie on the part OF the German Repub-
ncun Central committee. On recommendation OF
the Committee OF Organization action was taken
to communicate with other organizations in refe.
renee to nominations OF candidates for Congress.
number OF new members proposed at the pre-.
vi0us meeting were admitted In addition clubs
OF the Tenth and Eighteenth Assembly districts
were admitted TO representation and several other
clubs were proposed. The meeting In the course
OF the proceedings was addressed by Mr. Paul Stro-
bach, leading German republican and govern.
account Of the condition Of affairs in the south and
the disposition OF the southern people, On motion
Of DR.. H0eber resolutions were passed In refer.
encc to the decease OF DIR. Francis Lieber who was
a member OF this body, expressive OF deep sympa
thy with his beTeayed family.