New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

Hendricks himself. In that event, the war Oh war
rants will assume a very lively phase.
The GIeenbaCk leaders are making strenuous
efforts to reOrganize the shattered ranks under the
irregular candidacy of Judge Harrington. They are
exceedingly bitter against Mr. Wolcott and charge
him with having been bribed to withdraw. lhey
present no particle of proof to sustain fhe charge
Mr. Wolcott is ont in a card this morning, in which
he rcpcls the accusation. and says he was LED 10
abandon the canvass by hearing in different parts
of the State which he visited to make speeches that
there was vast falling back to the
Democracy of persons who had gwen prom
Use of support to the Independent party,
He accuses Judge Harrington of having used
his influence against him and in favor of the Demo
cratic candidate. Judge Harfington's nomination
is a blunder He was formerly Democrat OF COP
pcrhead proclivities. Gen. Wolcott was Repub-
lican and Of course in ORDER to hold the Republican
wing of the Greenbacb faction. Republican should
have been selected in his place The effect of VOL
colts withdrawal is variously estimated Demo
Gratis and Republicans all agree that it viii work TO
the advantage of Gen. Harrison, but TO
what extent is matter for conjecture
There is not time enough before election 10
learn whether it will cause stampede or only
struggling from the Independent ranks. Some steps
are being taken to secure after the state election u
union of the Grcenbaclcrs and the DehAo'racts on
fusion electoral ticket to be headed differently lor
the two parties, with Tden and Hendricks and
Coopcr and Cary but to contain the same names OF
electors, The arrangement is that, If chosen, the
electors shall divide their votes IN the electoral col
lere IN the proportion Of the aggregate vote east IN
the State for Gov TildenCr Mr. Cooper respectively
Some such plan was devised by the Breckenridge
and Douglas factions in Pennsylvania in 1860. but
proved abortlyo because Mr.. Lincoln carried the
State.
The Republicans held significant meeting yester-
day afternoon OF the old men who voted for Gen.
VIM H. Harrison in 1910, and are going to vote Tor
his grandson on Tuesday. OF these veterans there
were 2S5 present. Speeches were made by Gen. y.
=. Banks. Gov Woodford, and W. p. Cumback. In
the evening all the HAYES and Harrison campaign
clubs in Marion County united IN a torchght
parade. and turned out about 1000 mcn. Gen.
Woodford Mr.. Kasson Of Iowa, and lICIry ArIn!tt
Brown Of Philadelphia spoke at a night meeting.
Twcntv-oue county mass meeting, will be held by
the Pepubl.caus tomorrow. The Republican Lead
ers are more confident of victory than AZ any time
within month Chairman Fricdlcy says the mat
ioriiv for Harrison will be from COCO to 5000.
Senator Baruun Of Connecticut. who came to bring
the last contribution from tc East 20 the Demo
cratic campaign fund, has left after Stay of three
or four DAYS. An agcu, of the Democratic National
Committee who had been here tor fortnight help
ing Gen. Manson run the canvass went East ON
SATURDAY. feeling rather blue about thr situation.
Edward Capsey, Ncw-loiker. was bm,ally @s-
saultcd Yesterday 10y an imported rough from lhlia-
dephia for speaking of some IF the bogus veterans
who attended the recent Democratic reunion as
rebels,