New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
NEWS AT PARTY HEADQUARTERS.

FAVORABLE DISPATCHES PROM COLORADO RECEIVED
BY THE REPUBICANs-Gov. HAYES AND THE
AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
Secretary Chandler is expected to-day at the
Republican National Headquarters, in the Filth Avenue
Hotel where he viii be actively engaged IN campaign
work for several days Republicans at the headquarters
regard with perfect indifference the attempt To prove
Gov HAYES a "Know-Nothing" They look upon the
letter o. Gov Hayess Secretary to the American Alliance
as a hqrmCss ard merely courteous recognition Of the
expression OF confidence and oGcr q support made by
the Alliance. Whether not Gov Hayes agreed with
The principles Of any society, when it offered him sup
mort as a Republican candidate, lie could scarcely be
blamed for receiving, gentleman expressed it, all
grlst that came his mill" The assertion that GOV.
Hayes had written letter declaring ms sympathy for
ihe principles OF the American Alliance was not believed
The news from Colorado more favorable to the
Republicans than had been expected. In addition to
dispatch from j. B. Chacc of Denver exGoy. Mccormick,
afer4 o'clock received the following dispatch from j.
c. Wilson, Chairman Of the Colorado state Central Com
nitee: Returns indicate that maioritics will he
much larger than have even anticipated; VIII elect
ry twothirds Of the Legislature and the entire State
ticket" The latest reports from Ohio were such AZ 10
inspire confidence, and Indiana Republicans are hopeful
Of success.
Among the visitors at the Everett House Democratic
Ueadquarters Yesterday Gov. Tildcn, CarbsOn ~
Potter Parke Goodwin Augustus Schcll, and John Kelly
The dispatches received from Den rats In Colorado con
yeyed the belief tha Hughes had been elected and that
the Democrats had secured majority IN both branches
Of the legislature Such dispatches were received up TO
o'clock Some Democrats prOessed 10 believe that the
Tden wave had really reached the Rocky Mountains,
but others scoIned Colorado and offered TO wager with
their more creduous brethren that the Republicans had
won the victory. Great importance was attached to
tho charge against Gov. Hayes Of approval OF the
principles Of the American Alliance. Documents In
English and German were displayed, containing the
argument against Gov. Hayes and lac snile OF the
letter of his secretary the Secretary of the American
Alliance acknowledging his qualification at possessing
the confidence and support Of the Alliance II Is stated
that a million COPIES Of this document III German are to
be printed aud scattered broadcast Great expectations
are placed on the effect this Will have in turning away
tn- support of the Germans frcID Gov. Hayes.
IL Was reported at The Democratic Headquarters yes
terday that Lyman rrumbull OF Illinois, who "a at the
Windsor Hotel had come Fast for the purpose OF par
tcpatng in conference Of refOners said TO have been
projected by Col Nicholas Smith OF Chappaqua In con
vcrsatOn with TRIBUNE reporter Mr. Truinblll sald his
tonrney TO this city not made for any political pur-
nose and IA 10 the runOred conference he knew nothing
ahnt a. He had two three speeches In ns own
S,ote for ridden and Hendricks, but did not purpose
segkiny in tic Eas Sttes he might do some addi-
tnnal caInpaign work on his return home.
CHARLES saunders and H. L. Bliss bring assurances OF
snnnort from Buffalo 10 the Cooper and Cary Ieadquar
ter and repot that the GrecnbacB party IN the western
nart of the State is organizing and about TO put ui
focal tickets in nomination