The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
SKIES BRIGHT FOR TlLDEN.
TIE EMPIRB STATE PROMTSTS0 An
OVERWHELMING MdJORiTf'
what the Great neformer says About tho
Gratifying Prospcc,s-1bc Eject Q, Fec
ttons In Ohio and Indiana Rep"oic"n'
RaI,v;ps 20 the Democratic standard

RaI,yips 20 the Democratic standard
A s,,,, rooor,or xisited The headquarters |
-, a.. no,,ocr.,,c state Committee In the |
-. ~. .ss,ardav to ascertain the con-
s,,,a, ,,a I,.mooratic canvass In the state Of
u,.'o" - " wv T., aao, of the oommittee's rooms
-. .,ar,,.,aL.ble indications that vigorous |
80. ,,ork IA hem, done. In the busi-
-, ,oor, Nj, Daniel Magone, the Chairman,
', A., syunsm W. Gordon, the Secretary Of
49, rnn,,,,,te. ver, busy ansvering the aues-
80 =, cns,rnen Of county q o,mm,ttoes, Pro-
.,dan,s ~ camps,ep e ubs and other inauiring
.,s,,o,s In the working rooms, clerks were
,r.ns,+ng doouments for tbe malta
ro tho renorter.. oues,ton. Mr. Masons re-
,,,.d ,ha, NOR. uork Wa. beins done than had
80 a,,em,,a, Al, . nv ,rs vioua canvass Igroe
nun,ber. Of dooumsnts were being sent into
.,arv .i.c,io, d,,,r,c ar,aneement, were being
r.n,di, narfsc,ea for m "a meetings in every
countv ana an accurate canvass OF the voters In
avary atac,ion aIatrict y,aa In proeress Since
Tho csnvas. ooened twelve hundred Tildan and
Uendrioks clups had been organized in the
state
"The reports that we have receiyed from the
v.rious countIes." :" said Mr.. Mssone. "are much
,no,a ,ovo,ahie tha, tbev ware MT This stage OF
tho o,,vss. In 1874 Ths inflammation Tint
eomes 10 Il. IL preclse and d finite, and affords
much be,tsr evd.nce uf the condition Of affairs
than ,ba opip,ona of inhueutiaI politicians
,rho,a o,,n,on. ara usuaIIv bas,d on he rssy
ts.,,monv which. At heat. IA vague and uncer-
tain. Most OF our Information is in tho shape
NJ ,snor,. containing the names of electors in
citias. towns. and villages who have declared
their int.ntion 1, vote for Tilden and Hen
drcks. On nearIy eyery one of those reports
are namss ~ men Who have heretofore voted
tbe RepubIioan Ticket These reports are con-
sned 60 xnov, cases. and therefore furnish
good eyidence of the drift of public sentiment"
an, y,u, ,eno,,s i,aica,a a mat many Renubli-
,.,s ,.,, soto a.. nar,ocr.,,c ,,cL.,,"
"Th.v shov" .n.w,,.a Nr Mayopc. "verv
ia,oe ,ccess,on. 10 our ranks from the Republi.
' 49, w o'' ''' - ~
can party. There Is scarcely a town IN the state
IN which some Republicans have not come over
tous In .ome towns vber. there are 500 voters
the accessions numoer from twenty nve TO nftY.
Many Of these Republicans have joined Tilden
.no usndr,ok. c,ubs. others bays opsply de
enu he"u'o~' S'uo'' "'"o's "a'o ''o"i' Wv
cisrsd their chsnRe OF polite alrelaiions. In ad-
dltlon to tn sc. there are many who, for various
teAsons' ua'"'a'" "o,n'""i 0o"nee''o" "''u ~
the Republican party but say that they shall
vote for 0o- Tilden for the sake of having a
.S.n.. A. a.. Ia,n,n,s,,a,,on rhasa .oc..
o"anko =" Wv n"ao" "eo N
sions,' continued Mr.. Maxone, "do not come
from the floating voters who are usually upcer-
tain IN 60 the ds, of the election. They are
from the best class OF ei"Iens' Most OF those
. W." s ~ !,
men, mAnu,s''ui'f'' ns'0"An's' i""s''' A"u
.Ar. ,h.a.-ch.nr>. r.n.r.i ,hvouoh an, tbs
o 'uoso o"s"te. sene'ai ."i 'ao ~,
state'or are they confined TO particular regions
"Our reports indicate that receiving
aoo,ssions from IN, Rsoublcan p,rtv IN every
sooeeeon' i,o" w. n.puo"oH Ps" ~ .'
They are larger, however. in the agricultural
and mining aIstr,c,s than IN tho .,t,s."
vi. ,'''''uA u's''o's '".. .', ~ W.
Can you give an estimate Of tho number Of
Republicans who will vote for Gov. Tiiden1"
.ws b,vs no, r.os,,sa omole,s return. from
49, NV ,oo...1 80 = 'o"' '
every election district in the state. But II the
49,. =. ,hns. .r,,ch .,a ha,s r.c,,vsd ,h.
ooanke % 'uVoo ""'.n ~ ~ ~ - Wv
accessons WIN amount 70 nearly, u not iuliy, zen
per cent OF the Republican vote IN the State
Do you not eIoect TO lose some Dem9c, ,atle
votes in the counties IN winch the Canal hinR
were once powerful - , -
We snail cer.siniy lose some 10 tnose coun,
ties, replied MI. haRone: But IN no event
can the loss amount 70 oVo votes' Aho thal
loss wiz be more tnsn balanced oy ths salns
that we shall make In the AGRICULTURAL districts
In those very counties. The farmers IN those
sountes & are @ ota s o 1o 'nH, nS .ns
that GOV Iiden py hls eh .osute OF tne n n,ne
saved the people that sum, aud theieo' Iessensu
their taIes. Thev will surely vote for the m
who did them that service: lhe Canal hlnR dld
All they gould last year. But tney oia not de
Ieat tue state ticket. lhey certainly cannot ue
reat US THIS year. .,, - ,,
HOY muon ~ majority 90 you tnanx LIZ 10y; ~ ~ ~
Den VIII receive In tuis state asked tue re
porter. ,,,,,,, NJ, No., 49,
~ 10 my op'n,on' reSneu Mr; maRone, o o, 20, y
Ii!den wiii ssrry this state oy .o'vVV maJoriv.
Al THIS COY lilden, who hsd entered IN,
room while mr. magohe WAS speaking salu -
DON'T see nov the msJofltv can Dc any Tess
aud " those western States DO what We expec
them 70 do, II VIII DO iIeer
Ihen IN repv 10 question as 10 the euect o.
the result IN ONO ana INDIANA on the Presuen
tial election. the Governor sald, II Inc Demo
orats oary ooth inuian ana ONO tne oattlt
WIN be easily won II We carry Indiana and
the hepubllcans carry Ohio theTs VIII oe eooc
hight all alobR the line. III We loose both OF
those states, we shall d. We 10 nght hard. But
think we shAl succeed. ,.
Ihe governor adoed that indiana ana ono
should go DemOcrAtc. AuNces from lIilnos,'
said he' Indicate mat chanRte sluillar 10 tnos'
which are going on in tnis Ststs are taxing place
thtre. III that 10 30, shouid thlnk there Ough
10 be similar changes IN ONO and ludlani.
AS the Governor ceased speaking the alter
noon nah was otoukht INTO lns room ~ con
talped neary one hunureu letters AS the let
tsrs containing reports rom elles, towns AND
vnlhees IN we otsle were opeued lhey Were
SHOWN TO tne Iepotter. me Iepof,s rom seven
Teen eleelNe 1,stiIts III Tue Stdte eoutalheu ths
names VI 90 hepuoucths "bo iutehu To s9ts
-. ,tuv ~. snu nenuilSho' si,u t"e hatnes VI a.
@ 1ou"!,ul ~ hep p,ui,oahs, ~ lelleI rom sShtIS
@ nnan W @ oiiS o. Wy oehua Oouhtles shu thal u
sssscIl Nnh ~ tnc cou"p theie were Ten u
Giteee" hepuohcans WHO MouIu Vote LOT uoV
tnueI,i anu 'ha' every Democrat Woulu supper
tne uoAo' A.. -. l., A.. ,.,- =,
eh Democ1u IN a cltt III tue interior OF th'