New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07


Tho Damocrats have been and are 00aet-
In that Tilden will beat Havea This sios Oh
Harlem bridge by At least 80. GOO. ana tnas
Tho heat the Republicans can DO on inc
other eide of the bridge will be not to ex-
coed 10000. The highest Republican ma,
;or;tv IN the State, Outsida OF New YORK anu
E;nos committee. was 1925 in 1877, and the
Last was 1897 in 1874. This year the
Democratic bOsstipg is based on . claim VI
Democratic ma)orities in each OF tho ecun.
ties of Richmond, Suffolk, queens, nines
a1ceed 900 OOO votes will be cast. II III
den therefore, is to lead HAYES 81, 600 votes
tn Harlem bridge, the 300 COO must %
divida.; as about lS5 600 for !Iiden
and 100000 for Hayes, allowing Peter
Conner nothing. Bat the Rem 0Dicans IN
these counties gave Grant l0l.G78 votes IN
1872. and are prepared to do very much pei
ter than that this year for Hayes, WINE
Peter Cooper must positively be allowed
soma votes. end the most of them to be
drawn from Democratic SOURCES. Our di-
vision of 900. 900 votes this eide OF Harlf IN
Ridge would b.: Tilden, $4,000; Hayes,
ITO. 900; Cooper, 20, COO; and We think here
in We have allowed Tllden more than he
will get, and Hayes and Cooper each less
than they will get. Ti'den will not go to
Harlem bridge 80 900 ahead OF Hayes.
The Herald estimates the vote IN Now
York city, upon a registration of 1873 O00 az
likely to be $4,000. Commissioner Dsven-
port estimates it at 10000. and Attorney
Bliss at even less, l55, 600 Toe Herald
upon its own estimate, gives Tliden IO6,oOo
and II ayes $4,000 in New York city, allow
ing Peter Cooper none. But the Green
hackers are claiming 20 900 or 80 600 votes
in New York city alone, with vote OF
several thousands in King, COUNTY II We
revise the Hera!d's estimate, then. By al
loving Peter Cooper even less than Ia
clsimed for him. the vote OF New York city
shouid he sorDethiny lika this: Tilden.
"a 900: Hayes, SIS 900; Coop r, Is 900; and ii
q less vote than lo4 600 % poiled, it will
cost Tlden the difference.
In Kings county we believe the larger
registration and the larger vote means a
greatly increased Republican vote. Boss
Mclaughlin has regularly handled all the
men he owns. II does not own the reserve
vote, now coming TO the polls, and be ha.
been and will be hindered in any Intended
frauds We gave Yesterday the R-pub
lioan estimate Of A, 600 votes in Brooklyn.
fairly dividing q total Of 10000 expected 10
be polled. The towns OF Kings county will |
give about 1000 votes and Democratic
msjoIity; and for 81 600 votes in the whole
county we can estimate that Hayes VIII
have ut least 45 5000, Tildeu 10 more than |
$4,000, and j. ter Cooper. say, 3O0O This
prospect obiters'es Tiiden's hopes for |
20 600 majority in Kings county, aud ie fatal
to his standing at Harlem bridge 81, 0O0 |
ahead of Hayes.
The three counties of Queens. Suffolk, |
and Richmond, constituting the First Dis l
trict. the Republicans brAvely EXPECT 10
carry under the popular lead of John A.
King for Congress. Mr.. Kings election is
almost certain; and, even if Hayes and
Wheeler do not run up to bin, 9 can not
believe Tildsn will e" out of the district
more than 1900 or 1000 ahead. This dis
trict, also, will give Peter Cooper some
votes. and in Suffolk county is a stronghold
Of the Prohibition party, probably worth
not less than 800 votes heretofore deducted
from Republican strength
Upon the whole, therefore, we do not be-
ieve Tilden will find himself at Harlem
bridge more than 10000 votes ahead of
Hayes, and beyond the Harlem is great
'xpsnse that must look bleak enough to
,im. The Republicans of the interior of
he Sia'e, doing their whole duty, ought to
lives Hayes not less than so 600, and may,
indeed, give him 100 COO over Tllden. Either
lgure will settle the business. Our friends
q the county may be assured that Repub-
leans in the me lropolis do not despair of
ooal results. much less do they give ~ the
,tate.-Brooklyn Union.