The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-13

among the visitors At the democratic
headquarters He reported s,r everything s0inE
racy. Keports were received from the
Albany district that. despite the split on local can
didates, the two democratic factions would we
with one another to see which could poll the heav-
lest vote Tor the state ucket- Mr.. Swan said that
news, and the rather astonishing statement was
made by q gentleman from ChemunR county that
Charley Walker would carry me district lor con
ana that the district would give majority Tor
Tllden. This statement seems to be rather WHO
one. in view OF the fact that the district gave the
republican candidate two years ago over 5000 ma
jority. SIN the gentleman who made It
stories ni about the election. and the Tilden
men may, therefore: take what comfort they can
out Of tne news ,n M rcm Tue ~
the interior considered the Tammany county
ticket sucn weak one That they would feel justi-
fled IN voting against Tilden as
to the men who put Hayes IN the neld. ''The
advance. and 1t was July discounted in the coun-
try before the Convention assembled" One OF the
most gratifying pieces OF intelligence received by
the democratic committee was that conveyed In
letter nom farmer in st. Lawrence county.
VINO said that ne had always voted the
republican ticket, but that he, and many OF his
republican acQuaintances had come to the con-
clusion tnat there ought to be change. 1--WE are
not democrats said the writer OF the letter, "but
II we vote the republican ticket this fall, and it
gets elected, the Washington administration will
tase It as an 10. Of AL they have been
THIS Endorsement don't want TO give, so lar AZ
am concerned. Some OF my nelgnbors leel just as
do. I'd like to vote again for Dix, but he has not
THE GoINGs ON AT WASHINGTON,
and so guess he's not 80 independent after all. y
The republican committee people were as busy as
bees during the day and evening. Major General
Ghdden, who has charge OF the business OF the CON-
mittee, has not been able, they say, TO take more
than one meal-three 0ne-half pieces OF toast and
cup OF tea-a day since his work began, and he has
alive on 0e election day He is il daily receipt Of
communications from the country distrlcts-re-
% s Was Sy
who resides IN the adjoining county to Allegany,
that the republican candidate for Congress would
be elected beyond doubt, and that outside OF
Cnemung county, Walker the democratic candi
date, has not the ghost OF q show. SO 1t VIII be
cordlng to their respective statements, have o
dead sure thing In the Twenty-elghth district.
way rom Steuben county, said yesterday that
they felt certain that the temperance movement
would not take enough voters rom the repubn-
JEoPARDIzE DIx's SUCCESS.
Johnson, VINO knows all the temperance men IN
the State and probably all their families has GER
tainly poorer opinion OF their strength tnan the
democrats from the interior, who say that the
coldwater men are determined this time to poll
sucn vote that hereafter the republican and dem
ocratic party alike win listen to when they
demand stringent laws to regulate the trafiic IN
professional! politicians have great weakness for.
The members of the Republican Committee 40 not
put latin IN the democrats aSSer that Lannlng
VIII beat Alberger IN the Erie district. AS for
the liberals their committee represented them
yesterday at the st. Denis. Their work was not
very OnerOus, and the Indications 90 not promise
very lively times IN their quarters. 1t would
seem that the liberal party Is rather down In the
heel altogether, not only IN the State but especi.
contempt when the honorable John wanted to
confer with the sachems about the county ticket
last Saturday, and 1t was rumored that the
republicans will do likewise on Wednesday. The
fact seems 10 be that the liberals want 70 be
represented on some OF the tickets when they
CITY.