The New York herald., 1876-11-07

MOTION CnndidNCy must WnFfHht stTOnR kUppOTL
issue therefore, looked forward 70 with great inter.
est These the only Congressional districts in
which thcrc is likely TO be severe struggle Alto
Rcther tho outlook in this city Tor to-days election IS
peaceful in the extreme
AT THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
The confidence shown at tho rooms Of tho Demo-
cratic Central coWmtees, at tho Everett House, all
day yesterday, was remarkable The Democratic Com
mittce was apparently certain Of victory as though
tho result had been for all decided. Mr. Magone
spoke in uncertain tones
II tell you, said he, with impressive earnostness
that it is too late for any furner appeals and argu
ments The nat has gone forth, and
Az SURE As THE WILL RISE
and set tomorrow Governor Tilden will bc elected by
. magnificent majority. As far as am concerned
have as profound faith In Governor Tildens election
as have that there Is God IN heaven tell you IT'S
too late change the result now; tho battle Is do
cdcd and ths victory is ours. Why should deceive
you or myself that at the Of tho eloc-
ton have no earthly motive for doing SO. SIM
ply tell you The naked truth--thnts all y
.But, Mr. Magone suppose Mr.. Tilden is mot elected
after all ?" the writer expostulated
..Then,' he replied with smile, 1--WE the worst
beaten people that lived. But shall submit
the will of tho people with perfect cheeruness and
without murmur. II my countrymen differ with
A FULL, FAIR VOTE.
shall pray with bcndcd knoe night that may
have fair day tomorrow, SO that may have a full
vote and q complete expression OF the will OF the
people l shall never complain II, with full fnir
vote, are defeated, never; nl do complain Of Is
that the republicans havo tried 10 win this campaign
by the vcst system OF viincation, by the basest
caumnies that disgraccd Presidential cam
pa,gn. They charged Mr.. Tldcn with perjury, they
have accused OF wishing to bankrupt tho country
and prepare grand raid upon the Treasury; they
by such infamous manGuvrcs TINT they have sought
10 win this canspaiau-h
n. hseys there w DO liberal use OF money
FIGHT AGAINST ODDS
"NO, sir; boliove that there IL not money enough
In republican party buy up the American people.
just look At this canvass We have carried with the
President Of the United States and the whole tremen
dons power OF the government arrayed against US;
with the Secretary OF the Treasury tho moutbpecc
the Attorney General the subserycnt tool ard the
Secretary OF the Interior the managing head OF the
publican party. Against this whole power have
had to stand up, resting our cnusc entirely upon the
clligcnce and the patriotism Of The American people
And Mr.. Nagone, in his enthusiasm, reiterated his
earnest assurances Of a splendid victory tomorrow.
"Do you think that Mr.. Evar,s and Mr.. Morrill's
speeches have influenced many business men ?"
mo, do not. think the vast majority OF business
arc with STILL viii say this however, that
men or to merchants are wrong. we have adopted
them in any It is because the republicans precpi
tated this mode Ot warfare upon US. why should
APPEAL TO CLASS Feelings
and class prejudiccs? Why, You might as well have
special appeals TO the barbcrs the shosmakers, the
ypesctcrs the boot and shoe every
other class Of people as to have apptals to 'mer-
chants and business men, The whole thing is a
ms have tried 10 win the campaign
Mr. Magone then gave his estimate Of the city vote
He computed the probable city vote at 1875. o0O and
majority OF about 200. The majority In Kings
county woud bo about lS ooo SO that Mr. Tiiacns ma
Moreover. Mr. Magonc predicted that MI Tidcn would
carry the State outede OF New York and Brooklyn.
o, ran yor sa@ MI " M bMig0as 10 particularly
u has pursued IN this campaign. 1t has gwen both
sides Of tho story, has always been a'r in
II has been newspaper We have none but feelings
Of sincere respect and gratitude for tho HERALDn
The dispatches received bv the National Committee
were OF The most cheering character.
AFFAIRS AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
Al tho Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday the excitement
continued up TO very late hour The obbics Of tho
hoto and the committee rooms werc thronced by
politicians Of every degree Tho rooms OF Mr.. Thomas
Murphy, candidate for County Clerk, werc crowded
during tho whole day and evening by local politicians
tho large majority Of whom fellow countrymen Of
Mr. Murphy. IL Is thought that he County Clerk and
William II. stincr for Coroner will both run largely
ahcai OF their tickets. At the State rooms tickets
distributed and the last arrangements made ior
tho opening OF tho battle to-day. large number of
dcspnichcs werc received IRON tho different
the National Committee from chairncn OF state
committees promising their States TO the party.
Among them were those from Connecticut, Louisiana,
New Jersey and Rhode Island.
Tho following despatch rcccivod from Mississippi
on the condition Of affairs thcre:-
Holly srRrScs Miss Nov. g. 1875
To Hon. " CHsvpLvg, Chairman
am In possession OF facts which warrant in saying
rt tho election IN tho northern half OF this State will
farce. coiorcd and white republicans will be allowed
vote In uf the counties Tho Tiiden clubs are
armed with Winchester rifles and shctgunx and
that they will the election all In several
counties ~ district leading white AID colorcd repubii-
reusces asking for protection Leading DEM
Of wealth aud po-iton have waite upon and de-
clare they will not obey my deputies keeping order
the election. ~ Lodi In Montgomery county. u
iilaen siab on Saturday broke up republican meet.
church and broke up the from OH the persons
~ eoiofcd present their bonets and ribbons and
built bcnhrc OF them In front of the church, reign OF
such have before IN
large republican connte. such
nnase with a. Ift rifles and shot.
guns this State wonld give Hayes Wheeler from lnD
majority send this despatch nom Holly springs
hecaase impvesih 70 rriy the Nfora office.
!. ". PIERCE. Unitrd States Marshal
Northern District al Mississppi
To-day dispatches viii he received tho Finh Ave.
Hotel direct from all tho states and the rooms OF
sf.r ffuou utf rapaat In opo fntr