The New York herald., 1876-10-12
ANXIETY IN NEW YORK.

II Is somc years an election has raised
element in this city equal to that now pending the
Ohio and Indiana eleclona The fact that tho result
supposcdvgive forecast Of the vote tor the Presi-
dency, coupled with tho immonse sums Of money al.
ready wagcrsd the different events made all classes
curious md out how the tide was running.
Tho national headquarters Of the different parties
nIed with anxious politicians at very early hour
all thirsty for information. Al the democratic head
quarters at A. NJ they informed by the
mittee that despatch had been received giving tho
democrats IL 900 aJorty Indiana Mr. Hewitt spoke
in q very encouraging tone saying that 'the
are coming slowly but favorably Indiana 10 certainly
ours and the returns from Ohio give promise OF largo
gains in that State Whether carry OHIO not, Il
Is great victory for the republicans have flooded
the State with money, and now II they win Il will
only be by o small majority"
Shortly after noon Governor Tden made his appear
ance and looked perfectly satisfied with the condition
OF affairs. Ho said that he was moro than satisfied
with the result OF the election In Ohio and Indiana
It was than they had any to expect Ho
had thought that II next TO impossbility TO
ngh. in those states against tho immense amount Of
money that being profusoly scattered around,
and tho result, he glad to say, had proved the
falsity OF his convictions At noon despatch was re-
ceived from Mr.. Thompson, chairman OF the Ohio
State Committee saying that he claimed the State OF
unio for tho democrats During tho morning the fol.
lowing dispatches wero read
Returns coming slowly steady gains US ovcr
OF ls72, and that we carry the state
lNDIAsAroLIs, Oct u. 1875
The returns como In slowly and scattering Tho city
turns sxe all in yet Tho democrats claim she
CINCINNATI, Oct. II, 1879
Banning is elected by ss majority Bell BY majority Of
visitors expected, and when every now and then In.
telgence would DO brought from the republican head
quarters telling or republican gains the democrats
did not have much TO say. number Of prominent
men were present during the afternoon, among whom
wcro Judge Chambers, Of Jersey City; Ex-Governor
Rodman Price, Of New Jersey; General Lawlsr Of
South Carolina; Abram 5. Hewitt, Nelson j. Water
bury and others.
Toward night tho crowd at the Everett House gradu-
ally increased, and rumors OF all kinds were rife
among the crowd. Ohio was generally conceded 10
have gone republican, but there was unilm,sd con.
read despatch from the democratic State headquarters
vt Indianapolis which stated that the state had gone
democratic without doubt, and that Williams was
elected. Hero cheering news hvencd up tho party,
and some few started for the pol rooms TO mako fresh
well posted on ,he condition OF aira,rs tho latter
said:-"There Is no doubt shat the cleo
tion in Indiana will be pros,y close, but i
been heard from out oi nearly 000 and nearly all Of
those known belong tho republican reserve.
They have taken to play their trump cards nrst
but wc hold the long suit and will bring IL In ~ tho
finish.
AT THE yIYrH AVENUE HOTEL
the republican committee rooms were kept pretty well
filled ali through the day and the politicians ieasted
the gorious news from Ohio. Tne nrst course that
was served for breakfast came at nine A. NJ, In tho
shape Of despatch from A. Wikon, chairman OF the
Ohio state Committee which road as ioIlows:-
CoLuxnus. ohio, Oct IL, 1876
hundred and four townships and ward. give Barnes
gain the for HAYES last OF 1888 THIS
ncudes the Second FOURTH Eighth and Eighteenth Ceve
land wards
This pleasing intelligence was shortly afserward
confirmed in a.despslch IRON OK Governor Noyss, who
stated that Ohio had gono republican by handsome
majority and that Cox and Foster elected Con.
gress There was still some doubt about Indiana.
the only despatch received during tue carly part Of
the morning Harrison 1918 majority 1856 town.
ships in ortysix counties shortly aitorward Sherf-
dan Shook received tho following despatch mo GER
tain ngures up to three O'Clock A. u. Returns show
comes or the rest OF the ticket" Although the news
was encouraging II was not quito strong enough,
ana nnally the following dispatches were read
and revived the dropping spirits OF the weak
CLEVELAND Ohio, Oct IL. 1876.
To DRAKE DE KAY, Veterans Committee -
Although viii lose about 1000 last years vote
CuyShoga county, STILL considering that the democrats ex
pes.sd carp the -: are very happy
-' CHSRLEs YETTENGILL,
Chairman Central Committee.
CoLuHnus. Ohio. Oct. H. 1876.
RICHARD g MCCORMICK New York -
John g. Thompson chairman Of the Democratic Commit
Republicans relying hall the State hear
and expressing gsias 20 correspond with those already
Of from 600 o0Uo majority. To four this morning
rspsbesn gArs Ss77 Democrats eonssds large rspasl.