St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-03

nao J"S' pooh ntilt to take his place.
Other eminent speakers will assist in
the remaining canvass. The friends of
Gov. Hayes III Ohio send numerous
dispatches, i'll which they predict "a re
publican majority of not less than 90
600. They also SAY that if there had
been prudent management in Cincin-
natl, PRIOR to the last election, nei-
ther Sayler nor Banning would have
been elected to Congress.
Several dispatches and letters have
been received within II day or two from
Gen. Ben. Harrison, John &. New, Geo.
w. Frledly, and other prominent men
i'll Indiana, all of whom promise that
their state will win decided victory
for Hayes and Wheeler Mr.. Murat
llalstead was at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel yesterday, and confirmed this intel
ligence. He says that the expectations
Of those gentlemen are well-folnded.
inasmuch as many influences hich were
ut work for the election of Williams in
October will not count in the Presiden-
tial election.
The Republicans of New Jersey are
visiting the committee rooms in large
numbers, They all agree that New
Jersey will go Republican il the illegal
voting i'll Jersey city and Hoboken can
he prevented. Even if Hudson county
should give majority of three or four
thousand, the other counties in the state
will wipe it out. The Republicans of
New Jersey are making an earnest fight,
and were never more thoroughly organ
lied, nor the state better canvassed.
The best of advices are received from
California; II Republican majority of
from eight to twelve thousand is prom
Used beyond doubt. A dispatch was
received yesterday from Senator Nor
ton of Indiana, who is now in Califor-
MIA, us IL member of the committee APP
pointed to prepare ii report on the ques-
ton of Chinese immigration. He says
Il have spoken to immense meetings
III California, aud will cross over to
Nevada next week. The Republicans
are confident of California;" The state
of feeling in California is said to prevail
also in Oregon and Nevada. Senator
Mitchell of Oregon telegraphed on Sat
nrday night that the prospects for ear
rylng Oregon were most encouraging
| The Republicans believe that Oregon is
all right.
As for the New England States. the
committee is thoroughly confident.
Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont Mas
SachuSetts, Rhode Island and even Con
necticut, the committee say, will give
their electoral votes for the Republican
candidates. The result in MasSachu-
>e'ts will he accompanied by Il gain of
Republican Congressman, will next
| spring elect an entire Republican dele
CATION.
The committee also claim that five of
the Southern States, namely. Louisiana.
| Florida, North Carolina. South Carolina
and Mississippi, will east Il Republican
vote if Il fair election Is allowed. The
chances III these states are largely III
favor of the Republicans. and it j.
further claimed 10y the committee that
| Iilden cannot carry either of them. ex-
cept through violation of the law such
rs would amount to open rebellion.
The committee has been watching the
| progress of the campaign III New York
with intense anxiety, but that anxiety
has wonderfully lesSened within forty
eight hours. Fear has given way to
hopctulness and hopefulness rapidly
npcnIng into confidence. y number ot
gentlemen who have been engaged in
~tumping the state reported last even
my 1T the state and national heiduuar-
ters. They say that the Indications are
that an extraordinarily large Repuhli-
can vote will Ice polled in every county
of the state, and that if the attempts to
prevent illegal voting and fraud in this
city and III Queens county are success
full. the state will stand by HAYES and
Wheeler, and will secure their triumph
III the county,"