The New York herald., 1876-10-24
CONDITION OF THINGS AT THE DIFFERENT
HEADQUARTERS YESTERDAY.

CONDITION OF THINGS AT THE DIFFERENT
HEADQUARTERS YESTERDAY.
The week opened briskiy yesterday with the cam.
pagn committees During the past week much busi-
transacted and Thousands Of letters and docu
mcnts were mailed TO all parts OF the country. The
labor of the campaign Is sure to increase the
vass advances and yesterday was evidence of the
fact inasmuch the work Increased almost two
fold the previous Monday. There appeared to be
nothing OF very startling character In national poll
tics yesterday. City matters about the
close Of last week left them. Among the
many "independent" and reform organizations OUT
SIDE OF tho great parties the and perhaps
the peculiarly arranged is .The United states
Reform Association" The managers claim that the
fundamental principles Of the organization pre-
cisey what the great parties claim TO be theirs
They looked upon political strikers, but their
account o! themselves and their strength may not
prove unintcresting. They say:-'1f = candidate in
whom have confidence Is presented for support
hc can, with our aid, be elected We think IL quite
apparent that without It candidate succeed IN
either OF the States above named, and u Is rm
determination not to cast our votes Tor any ore who
does not IN our Judgment iuin the requirements which
the public honor md safety demand. We are as firmly
determined 10 submit no longer to the reign OF political
abuse and We invite the cooperation OF all friends OF
reform Tor the purpose OF putting an end TO II.
We do not propose TO make any nominations
at this time We prefer to await the action
OF the two great parties which are preparing for the
coming canvass. candidate may be put 10 nomina-
ton whom support II u be otherwise, tho oc-
casion viii suggest what Is due 10 ourselves and tho
Jackson. that the Presidency Is neither TO be sough.
for declined and that the people properly sup
port whom they choose without regard TO his personal
wishes and without asking PERMISSION TO use his
Our claim 10 be nearI Will be understood when
state our organization exists IN iweuty-one Of
the States, that has 65l branches and hat the
Der OF enrolled members the LIST OF March last
in Of the Middle and Eastern States, was a. oi
lows
Now York ... 2s,44s Massachusetts. q, ,l34
Pennsylvania ...... 1851 New wJersey..".... 17lsl
Connecticut ...... lLsu
GRkENpAcK PARTY.
Matters jog along about usual with tho followers
OF Cooper and Carey. They received al their head
quarters during the week about 00u letters from dill
ierent parts of the Union, all oil them containing, or
course, hopeful sentiments for the success Of tho
cause Yesterday a letter was received Bianion
duncan who SAID that the party was Allied with ,reach
cry in Indiana at the last election but would rally and
poll very largo vote in the coming Tight Matters IN
and enthusiastic vote will be brought ou.
there. Mr. Duncan is in favor OF ma
In December take into consideration the entrc
ganzalion OF the party and the placing OF proper
New Jersey Tor the grecnback party stated to the
writer that the audiences were enthusiastic Tor cooper
and Carey
Tho C,iizens' Committee room, at No I66 Fiith
nuc, more quiet than usual yesterday. The
clerks busy mailing documents and replying TO
letters, which received daily IN large numbers.
The National Democratic Committee rooms, at No
so Liberty street and the Everett House. visited
yesterday ty many prominent gentlemen OF
the party including Governor Tildcn and Mr..
Dorsheimer. Matters stood about as they did
Saturday. although the city nominations
seemed 10 bc not so enthusiastically mentioned
they lev days ago Ii was certain that without
the aid OF the republican party Mr. Green could hot
dofsat Mr. Ely, anu this support the republicans
not inclined 10 give A grand torchieht procession ID
IN contemplation Tor Thursday evening next TO ra.ify
the national toko II is expected that 3S 500 men will
be In iuc They to come from Jersey City and
Brooklyn as well us tins city General McAahon Is 70
bc Chief marshal and Colonel Wingate assistant The
arrangement undor the charge Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club.
There very little business transacted yesterday
at the Filth Avenue HOTEL Mr.. Chandler, Inc chair
man Of the National Committee was at his post and
Governor Mccormick. the aable secretary, returned
from Philadelphia There were many visitors, among
whom Carl Schurz aud Ex-Governor Noyes, Of
Ohio.