The New York herald., 1876-10-07
POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.

At the Democratic National Committee, In Liberty
street. there considerable business activity yeser
day and largo number OF visitors crowded the rooms
Tho result Of the election In Colorado was discussed
and considerable enthusiasm was creatcd by hearing
how favorable the latest reports were.
During the day the following telegram was received
by Colonel Pelton from the state OF Colorado Demo-
cratic Committees chairman.
DENVER Coi Oct a. 1876
Things look better than ever. Democracy Ia OK
cecdingy encouraged, and, for the nrst time
lose their bluster. Boulder, claimed by them 450
now conceded gives them but 300. Few returns re-
ccived from far southern countes-which are very
encouraging TO Butler claims State and radi-
calls acknowledge things mixed, and have come down
undoubtedly elected.
This telegram caused the most Intense enthusiasm
among the visitors at the rooms and tho conviction
was freely expressed that when the full returns from
Colorado made, It would bc found that the demo.
Gratis had carried tho vast majority OF the Offices
General Marshal OF Colorado present in the rooms
whom this telegram arrived, and openly declared that
such was his opinion. Ho said It simply impossi-
they claimed have obtained and eiegraphed on here
Yesterday and the day BEFORE account OF the
wrstchedy imperfect teegraphic communication ex-
listing IN Colorado.
Al the rooms OF the committee In the Everett House
there very large attendance and when tho
canc In from the State Committee that telegram had
been received from Bella N. Hughes, the democratic
candidate for Governor In Indiana, claiming victory
for the party, enthusiasm knew no bounds. Before
the had subsidized Governor Tilden entered
the rooms, aud there immediate crowdng OF
politicians around him TO tender their
In a conference which we had with Mr. Nagonc.
chairman OF the State Committee the Governor said
that the enthusiasm OF the people in the present
pleased him exceedingly and lar surpassed that OF
any campaign his recollection He added that this
enthusiasm was widespread reaching every part Of
the Union.
AT the republican headquarters ZACH Chandler ap-
peared during the day and rendered some suggestions
touching the conduct OF affairs During the day the
following document was issued
GOVERNOR HAYES AND rHK AMERICAN ALLIANCE
AMERICAN ALLIANCE,
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,
NEW YORK, Oct 9, 1870
To THE EDITOR or THE Ngw YORK TIhEs:-
wish to correct OF the mistakes In the letter
which published in tho World, Sun, &c,
Wednesday, coming from Governor Hayes secretary,
and first, Governor Hayes never member OF tho
American Alliance. Second--Ho the consti-
tuition or bylaws Of tho organization Third-No CON-
mittee OF this Order ever, at any time, called
h,m. either at Columbus, Philadelphia, any otner
place. for any purpose. We simply notified him by
letter that indorsed his nomination, in answer to
letter taken from my oiice and much
surprisca ~ any bc In print. am at
a loss why those papers should lind any fault
with the proceedings, indorsed Mr.. Tden for
Governor two years and no found fault with IL,
but the contrary very grateful for tho asss-
tancc only he requested that might be kept secret
as II should become public. he feared he might
the foreign VOTE Respectfully yours,
LEMUEI. TYLER secretary A. A.