The New York herald., 1876-10-15
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.


eral headquarters In this CITY, The excitement Incl
dental 10 the October elections had subsded and the
gentlemen who, during the past week, had thronged
The several headquarters anxiousy asking for news"
remained at home and quietly argued with themselves
whsther the "news'' which had come at last was ia
vorable to their side or not. The feeling among the
politicians Of lesser degree, who are occasionally to
bs found the other OF the rooms
varsdas varied, In fact, were the returns Of
last Tuesday evening IRON Ohio and Indiana AS ono
OF them remarked 10 tho writer "Politics be
very badly mixed this fall. Ohio has gone
largely republican, when the democrats
pected It to go democratic, and Indiana
has contrary TO the expectations of the republicans
elected democratic Governor. don't know whcro II
IL going tosnd." The writer suggested that It might
possibly the election Of the other OF the
two candidates. and tho politician replied that he
not even sure Of that
THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
IN Liberty street. the large force of clerks busily
engaged In sending or cart loads Of campaign docu-
ments and arranging tho programme OF speakers &c,
for next week. The sentiment seemed to DO general
among the visitors that tho elections Ohio and Indi
ana harbingsrs Of general democratic victory IN
the next elections The fact that Ohio had gone
publican due in great measure TO the influence
OF tho local ticket, and there Was reasonable
hope OF a democratic majority there next month.
Indiana would undoubtedly give democratic majority
The visitors during the DAY included Senator John =
Smith Weed, OF Rockland county, and Colonel John
Harmon, vfMchigan
matters unusually quiet aud tho rooms almost de-
serted There seemed to be q happy feeling the
pile o. eongratuIatory kilograms and letters occupied
an honored position on the centre table. New York
state 1t was thought was largely dsmocratic in fact
there wasn't any doubt Of II ALL Nevertheless, the
party managers would centre their strength on the
coming election for the purpose Of max
possibly $4,000 Said one enthusiastic gentle
man, .sTho die Is cast in this state
ana Morgan and all his money can't reverse it." An
other gentleman quite enthusiastic said that there
200 democratic clubs throughout tne STATE and
IN each OF hem without exception, there we're 10 be
found voters who had heretofore been republican.
The detection from the republican RANKS was believed
to be very large. Among The callers during the day
souri, and the Hon. Edward Kanter, OF Michigan.
THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS
At the State republican headquarters Mr.. Cornell,
the sccretares and clerks we're ousy engaged in ar
ranging matters for next week. The callers IN the
rooms rather freely discussed the situation and
particularly the status or this state In the coming
hight II was thought that the Tainmany split would
materially affect the election In this city, ana the pros
poets most favorable for republican Legs
ature The gubernatorial election, Il conceued,
would be close, but Mr. Morgan would win Mr. Rob-
msrIod sIr !. were not ior the prestige secured BY
being the national ticket he could not carry hrs
own county" Altogether, then, tho chances that
AT NATIONAL COMMITTEE
the quiet that generally pervades that quarter
prevailed yesterday. on the table many letters
and kilograms from prominent gentlemen congratulate
and Indiana. % The Hon. zacn Chandler lei. ior Phsas
pha yesterday porning, where no will re-
until Monday. when he will go to Wash
ington TO uttend Cabinet meeting to be held
that day. Speaking oil the Western States,
gentleman said there nothing discouraging to
the republicans III the Indiana eleciion, but, on the
Indiana thore had been republican gain OF ten Con-
grcssncn and If the other states did as well in pro-
portion the coming House woula DO largely repub-
Ican. Tho party would be entirely satisfied with the
same proportion OF advance az that shown by Iadisna
Considerable surprise manifested at the address
Issued by Mr. Hewitt tho Chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee, yesterday SAID gentleman, Mr..
Hewitt has always been regarded as most reliable
and merchant OF high standing, ana II is ex-
ceedngy strange that he should have issued card Of
were tho hon. Carl schurz and non. Naihaniel p.
Banks. Tomorrow tMopdayl the Hon. James q.
Blaine is expected
ALDEEMANIc NOMINATING CONVENTIONS.
The Tammany Adermanic nominating conventions
in the Fourth Finh, Sixth. Seventh and Eighth Sen
atoria districts and those of the many party
IN tho same districts met last evening at
their respective headquarters and after ap-
pointing committees OF conference, consisting
each OF two memocrs. adjourned without making
any nominations These various conference com
mittces VIII meet on Tuesday evening next in Tam
many Hall and Irving Hail. when they will hold a
joint conference the best for each OF
10 pursue In some OF tie districts disagreemens and
angry arguments ensued various subjects and splits
were threatened In thre. OF the conventions,
but thu quatrcs ended In nothing ol serious char
acter
RIGHrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
meeting was held last night OF tho Eighth Con-
gressional District Independent Republican Conven-
tion at Science Hall, Nc. Ia Eighth street. CoionoI
Gebhardt in tho chair After considerable discussion
relative to what major porlon OF the Thirteenth and
Ninth Assembly districts termed irregular and
nomination tho Chairman and these dele
gates withdrew TO the ST. Clair House and prepared q
protest Alter their departure Judge Richardson
made chairman and Charles Y. Shaw nominated on q
formal ballot
wEsTcHHsIER NOMINATIONS.