Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-30
THE ONWARD sIARoH.
Democratic Victories Conceded By
Prominent RepubIicans-NeW
York safe for Hidden and
DeROeragfc Cen
gresa men,
In Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
Democratic Gains Expseted-Dem.
Oerasfc Congressional Gains
Conceded I'm EiehiGRn,
Virginia and wis
eonsfn.
Special to the New York wOrld.l

Special to the New York World.
WASHINGTON, October 26.-The 20.
litical advices received here from New York
New Jersey, Wisconsin, and even Massachu a.
sets, are OF the most encouraging character
The election of Mr.. Tilden as governor and g
gain q several congressman In New YORK are
conceded by leading Republicans here to-day
on information received from various por-
tons Of the state. The Republican ONCE
holders are demoralized, and are putting f0rth
their last effort TO stem the tide. Every New
YORK ofiice-holder in the departments here Il
put down for trip home on reduced trans
portatlOn 70 vote next Tuesday. A committee
OF onnce-holders have been busy to-dsy
making out lists OF Radical voters and fur
ntshing cheap transportation. II Is signlu-
cant TACT, however, that many of the clerks
are Indifferent 70 the result Of the election,
and are, Of course, unwilling 70 90 home. II
Is safe TO say that the Republican ranks In
New York will not be very materially re-
crutted next week from Washington. The
government prfnting-offce promises to fur
n!sh the only quota which wilt De respectable
in plumbers.
Letters from Massachusetts Republicans
give the opinion that the majority on the
State ticket viii be reduced below ten thou
sand, and lear is likewise expressed that Gas
ton may be elected governor. The feeling
among the republicans in the cities against
Governor Talbot and the Worcester platform
on the prohibition question Is very general,
and threatens the State ticket quite as much
A. similar policy pursued By the Republi-
cans in Ohio. gain OF two. II not three, con-
gressmen is regarded as quite certain. The
election OF Chaplin over Alexander in the
springfield district, and fsrbOx over Aver in
the Lowell districtis predicted by not q few
Republicans.
From Pennsylvsnia the detailed informa-
ton is not so general as from other States. The
Republicans have not made any general can
vRss. and mainly rely on the ring frauds in
Philadelphia 10 overcome any increase in the
Democratic vote In the interior OF the rtate.
A member OF the Pennsylvania Republican
committee declared In Washington to-day
that 1t would not surprise him at all II the
State should go Democratic on Tuesday next.
A gain OF several Democratic congressman Is
IS conceded.
In Michigan a gain oftwo, II not three, con-
gressmen on the Democratic ticket is assured.
In the Detroit district the Republicans have
virtually abandoned the fight
Gains Of congressman in Virginia and Wis
cOnsin are likewise conceded 10 the DemOc-
racy. Indeed, one Of tue Republican organs
mere, catching At the drift OF the coming tide,
seriously fears to-day that the next house
will be Democratic, and attributes the proba-
BILE victory TO the nomination OF weak and
objectionable Republicans, and to what il is
pleased TO term the Republican disadection
OF the OF year.