The New York herald., 1876-09-24
POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.

At the democratic headquarters in Liberty street. all
was stir aud hustle yesterday. number OF gentle
engaged responding to inquiries touching
the progress of the campaign and every mail brought
large bundles of communications from other States
impaI ting Information about the conduct OF the
vass In them, and generally containing some
aging advices Among the callers John +. Nor.
rish the chairman Of the Dakota committee; Judge
Abbott, Of Boston; F. A. Pope Of Colorado;
General Lawton, Of Georgia, and Hon. Charles
H. Winfield. Of Now Jersey. These gentle.
men, and, IN fact. every that appeared IN
the rooms seemed gradually turn their conversation
upon tho democratic chances in Ohio and Indiana.
Teegrams from the West eagerly peruscd, and
they all seemed calculated inspire confidence very
sangunc expectations were expressed oi the result OF
the campaign. AT the National Democratic Committee
rooms The Everett House numbers OF visitors sat
ali day discussing the situation, those from the West
claiming tar share oil attention. and generally giving
their hearers gratifying accounts OF the aspect OF the
political field thore. In the state Committee rooms
senator Bogy, Senator Stockton and lion. John Nor
rsscy called but only the usual routine work was
Al the Republican National and State Comm
rooms in the Filth Avenue Hotel! there consider
able activity through the day. large numDer Of
prominent politicians were on hand, among shem Sec
rotary Chandler and Ex-Governor Mccormick, VINO
were nearly all the time engaged with visitors. De-
spatcles from the West OF assuring character were
received and announcements OF tho movements of po
litcai managers were constantly coming Among
these was statement that General d. h. Scklcs would
speak next Thursday IN Reading Pa, and after
ward ONO and Indiana. John X. Stevens. OF Name,
Is take the place of Sickles in West Virginia and
later on follow him 20 the West The National Com
miltec have OF late been making excrtions TO put
the husugs the most eminent and effective speakers
the country, aud IN iurthcrance OF this end
tncv have addressed letters To William NJ Evarts
George William Curtis anu ID. {. L;tlrjohn, asking
;A.m make campaign speeches in different parts OF
the country 1t is understood that ML Evarts will ac
oept their proposition and will harangue tho people Of
several states. Outside OF this STATE Mr.. Gurus has
yet appeared before political audiences during the
progress of the canvass but IL Is believed that he pro-
poses TO 40 SO before long.
DR.. l. Hayes said yesterday morning that the in
dcatons him ID Indiana wore that the State would
give the republicans victory in October, bu; that
there woula be danger oil a detection in November.
There many soft money men in the republican
party there and they would DO led away by the Cooper
aud Cary movement TO considerable extent Probably
not one democrat would be found who would support
the creenbsck ticket where there three repubi-
cans The presence OF Hendricks name on the demo-
cratic ticket would SATISFY the democratic soft money
element while there was no candidate upon the repuD
lcan ticket who had been placed there Tor the purpose
@ mollily the iniiatIonlsts