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ie gu 9etlesans binii5er, oann perrihtete
iie ibre bduSliden Sbtiesenbeit in Der
s%euobnten serduidloisn Weile.
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llnrube. &ein 9aut FAM iiber ibre 2ips
pen, fem Seuf;er erinn,rte an Oas, mas
iie an porbergebenoen Ibeno erfabren
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terlid)en Wileusfraft rubte auf tbren
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mas ibren @eilt beidditiste, germ perz
iudt. ben in ieiner &alerei nad) ibr sez
fibrten SAlas in ieIAeu 6olsen gu mill
bern, alleiu 10 oft er ben Wtuno Dffnete
uln elm @elprdd an5ufnipien, Oas Wort
eritarb ibm auf Der 3uase, lpenn IL lle
70 rubis uno bod 10 uebpoa liA embers
beuesen iab. 9tie bdtte er geabnt, oaB
le ibm 10 felt aus Ser3 aepadIen Jet.
Die SelorsniB, lie auf ewls gu oerl'e-
rem, beeintrdAtiste ben @lier, nit wels
tbem er lonlt ieiuer Seldafti9uns nad)sus
seben pfleste. Giue sepille Sernblsune
9ewdhrte eS inn wobl, oaB Dora, mle in
iriiberen 2asen, linn beim a3urlhten bee
2Saseus 5lltreihe Salo %leiltete ; aaeu
CAP fein &aut ibre 2Ippen uerlteB, tbre
Newesuusen bic elmer Srdumeaoen, Oereu
@eilt in rdtbielbaften 5ernen lAwelft,
erfiute i'm anoererleits wieoer nit BE:
1iirdtunseu, welden ct feline redte 6orn
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1ih sewann. ldeioeno suriidSuru ien, oat
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wieoer beimfebren witroe.
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perltriden, uno ididtern blldte ol
SOmns spiiden serfeetem &esensew0l
blnourd, ais Dora aus Dem Saule ira
uuo Die 1bar butter iid abldlcB. Si
war gu einem @anse in Die Staot &C.
raltet. 8spor lie Die StraBenpforte ert
reidte, wuroe oieielbe 9eDifaet, uno mi
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Grltaunsns, alS ite &raner %erfanute, De
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iden 9sOtbe auf ieinem baserem Antli,
uie in Dem 9leidiam erloldenen 9lan
her emit Dor QebenSluft itrablenoe
Au9en.
nSie trefien i'm nidt gu Sauie,
Ipra6 Dora lidttar beitiirst, sberett
Dor elmer Stunbe entfernte er itd, III
sesen 4beno erit wisoer beim3ufebren
r9titt Siren Batter wiinlde iA
ipreden," perieete &raner, pie na'
elmer usberanitrensuns tief atbem ldI
pieno, rnein, mein 8erfebr nit Tim e.
rcidte ieinen GbidtaB; oasesen nj
Sbnen Ielblt," uno innis. uno DO
idmer3lid beuest, INIT Der treuen Pfl
germ unb @efdbrtin in meiaen idwer'
Stunoen -"
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,sswib, sic tduiden iid ih itebe /
Sesriif, mid in Die Staot sn besebe
@Obl bOrts i'd bon Sbrer idweren &rar
tsit."
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Irtbmr's lettes unb sr0Btes.
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ooer: Ser,uunbet ii benz Saus zines Sreunoes.
Dieles polleneetife @erf bieies Setsranen Der
@meritamiiben Hlteratur bat oils @oripurf einen Ge.
genitano, ipelber oas inciale Seben unieres 9elamnltel
Woltes berlbrt uno Siebt einen ldredliben neberblif
iiber uebeL, ipeItes es blpsitelt. 2uReroreentlfdb
iparnene nmo amfreseno, fuiro es pon Masn nit
Se9t.rbe 9elelen perben. SIuitrirt une fdbpn se'
runeen. gBir iino entf6loflen, oas Sub in ieoer ia.
mile oes Sanoes ein5ufibren uno ~offeriren nod nis
easepeiene Sortbeile allen nldnmli6en uno lpeibli.
den Sublcribentenlammlern. g8ir perIan8en liberal
Msenten uno Ihlden gratis aui Serlansen 8eoin9uu.
gen unb belbreibenoe Girculare. 8. N. Gtpbbar'
n. Gp., 1898 @beItnut Str, pbila. 4l82ms.
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~4tufauenDer Grfpla.

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rsr sass in = Eassn sNr& ben 9sr.auf spn
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L.. Msenten oerfanetf
prof. 30wler lber Maanbarkeif,

S@arlabfieber, Opptberia,
Namber SAILS.
II1adt ben Gebraub eines Wiittets n6tbts, ipeIdes ibre
gsroreltun9 tno Sbotlibteit perbinbert. BrOmO-
ChlOralum ipenn mar, einen 3beil nit ~fiinfaebn
pes Wannoes ober Ourseln benust, linSert Se Mbion.
oerlin9en, mabt ben Itbem pobtrieaenb, fuirft ais
sine Ar5eret ,se9en GdulniB unb p~cfbinotrt Die Ir.
1tedin9 oiirde e%onta9ioie Musidmibunsen ooer per.
9lftets antt; 5lr raubet ooer entJinoeten baIs ipsnbe
man oas Wtittel iofort beim Grideinen bes uebsls an
Us ,ollte bdufi9 in geobnbduiern Rranfenaimmeru
nno amt &orper gebraudt peroen, nm oie.Refinlitfei.
su e%etoroera. Wan beIorse iib elm painpblet.
Ti1den & Co., Gbemfter,
4gs!soe3. 176 gBiqiam Str., Netp Yorf.
gu o%ertaufet bel allen Druooiitem uno 6dnbiern
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Maenten perlam0t fi sn. sfs i s en-
Ib probeIeiten tominen uno unlere @rtra .Beoin9un.
gen lir asenten. National Publishing
Co., philadelphia, pa. %4ip17mi[
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u. 5. SAFETY CO., Yiepart,
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Ifnel mleber III Die @egentpart Suriif. Cine
Gorge, Die 5uriid9eoraast moroen, trat iuies
Der lebbaiter beruor, es mar bas Seridpei.
gen Der Ser5enSangelesenbeit Dor oer Srau
bon Qengefelb.
nOie 3ufrieoenbeit ber suten Mutter."
erSdblt Caroline, vbie II beilis mar, boffs
ten mir aber nod au erlansen, obwobl Die
GuBere Gage mobl nod Seoeuteu bel ibr erres
gen founte. I'm ibr uun0tbise Sor9eu gu
eriparsn. iolte aueS fir ite sebeim bleibeu,
bis Sdiuer zines flsinen firen @ebalts seip,B
iein piiroe, ber ietne Griitens III Sena t9erte.
Glnen Iolden tonnten mir bon Dem Sersose
BON @eimar erwarten." Sobann bate Der
Goabiutor bon 0albers eiuen Sabr9ehalt
BON 5000 @ulben peripro4en, iobalb er gu
Der Surwiirbe bon Wtatns Selausen miiroe,
|iuas in Ydlpe 9eideben muBte. Oas waren
fDnli1e Iusiihten, iiber oenen aIe Sor9eu
perideuht weroen founten.
I'm nit ieiuem Sreunoe &0rner suiammen.
sutrefien, Der mad Seua iiber;uiieoeln beab-
ii6ti9te, elite Der 9i4ter mad 9eip,ig. ga.
tiirlid tbeilte CT inn all iein Slid init.
ySn ieiuer Seele babe i'd meine Sreuoe &c.
leien, i'd bab ibn NIT mir sliidlid semaGt",
i6reibt er iofort mad Qauhitdot.
Die Shmeiteru tehrten nad &uoolItaot
suriid, mdbreno Shiler leiuen 8reuno mad
Sena g~eleitete. ~Su elmer id0nereu g8ell
ldwebt meme Sesle, tbeure, liebe 2otte,
ieitoem Du Define Seele mir entseseutrust!"
| ihreibt er lofort beriiber.
Gin heiliser Seelenfrteoeu ianf Nun an
bieie Wfenihen berab. Nur nod ipeuist
Sabre, 10 tlcpfte Elm %tleiner, garter Sinse,
bel Der suten 6rau &irAenrdtbiu, unb es
rief:
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J Tub flopf' an 9eine Ebire,
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@ssntsu S~srlanst fir bic
Oefbiebte Der @ranaer.
Seap eaanS,

OHrmsrtrte9 9e8en bic WfonOpoIe.
f1sn Bsrttt her 8dmpfs Der amsriiantixsn r,sss.s-
gen ets Tssrstunssn Der etfsnbabn.@ si,ai&sftsa. sfs
sanss SsiatSts es urlsrunss unb 8srifSritis Ss ~.
S ~ er svairens q Pustanbrs." Ssbr seriSpsi1-
National Vubltfbtns 60, PHI. "a. lGD,fsss '"
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,.

THE OUTLOOK IN THE OLD EAY sTATK-ADAMs
DEFEAT AND BUTLRRs VICTORY PROBABLE
CHANcKs on THE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
THE POOL SELLING.
BosToN, Nov. s, 1876.
Tho political outlook in Massachusetts, is estimated
by tho best judges in this city tonight TO be to
.ows:-Adams has chance Whatever for Governor.
In spite OF the influence which Butler has brought
bear against Rce the gabernatorai matter is settled
substantially although many think 1t might have been
different had CASTOR been the democratic nominee.
BUrLERs coxrgsr.
The great interest Of tho contest has censered n
Buffers district but the matter therc Is ntially
settled Very lew doubt that the redoubtable
General will again So TO Congress from his original
home TO represent or misrepresent the State There
IS feeling OF dissatisfaction at tho action OF Judge
Hoar in waiting until Butler was nominated before
any action taken and nas helped Butler to tho
victory which is probably sure.
THE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
Loring will probably be elected. and Charlie Thomp-
whu defeated Butler IN the last will have
retire. which tho thing IN the outlook 1t
possibly result differently, but the chances
much favor OF Lorng, although psou 3 friends
William W. Warren's place There hardly
room TOR doubt that Chester w. Chaplin
will no elected TO Congress from the
Eleventh district. In the Worcester district there
close contest although the democrats claiming it
for George y. Very over w. W. Rice, who has been
OF the leaders OF the republican party this Suite.
THx POOL SELLING
tho general result changes little aud the odds are
in Oi Tiden 100 20 55. Many bots being
made tho results in Bullers and Lorngs districts
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK kRYsrosEThc following is Capt Thompson's depo-
sition regarding the loss of his reported
Y &C ss neaSsr rs 50 and ,ss
wind north fresh breexe in lat ~ ~ and IS
w. and was on the port tack heading Sk by i. carry
ing all SAIL both lights clearly burning going Just
points about minutes before trs when in the cabin
deck, heard the lookout sing that there
green light ahout point aud haif tho port bow
time "a point the port bow. about y mile
Distant supposed the ship to be crossing told
her sback. then forward and saw the green light
the sarboard bow and half points when
da:ey the other ships <hts both visble the
light directly hid and she struck vessel just
o the forechans the starboard de carrying tho
foremost and eating almost into dshp and in
fifteen minutes after this the vessel sunk. Ordered the
boats out and some meE got in then others board
the llippoiya, o and from Liverpool RaLgoon which
the vessel we had collided with.
BARK RxIsE MONDE tfr,. at Avila Cal, loading for
Falmouth parted her cable AM Of mt ashore
the rocks The steamer 0psy seeing her signal Of
distress proceeded TO her assistance and
short space OF time got hswser to the vessel and pulled
her on The Hmount Of damage sustained Is not stated She
had on board $50 tous Of whcat.
TIrUs fIsr from New York London with cargo
Of kerosene oil put into Bermuda LIST inst leaking badly
BRIG JomS SHERWOOD from santsnder for Philadelphia
with 0f put into bermuda Oct rs leaking
badly WAS discharging I'd inst.
ScnK ROANOKE previously reported rocks Hog
Rack Hell Gate was foated by the wrsckng
Fuller Pm Of the 4h inst. a.Er
SAN FRANcIsco Oct 2aA telegram received yesterda av
morning Active which recently went ashore
tore, and mHnss Her hold Is ful raiIrond
ties She lies broade the beach, about 200 from
the bluff.
TONNAGE or BAruTn ownership Of shipping tonnage the
OF Rah Me- stands fifth in the United States being
exceeded only by New York Philadelphia Boston
Francisco In the order FAMED The owned there
June 10 1876, was l59,33l 81 tons.
LAuscHEp-At Phppsburg. No. Nov 4, ship IVY Of 1874
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM. Nov 3-Sailed. Fuller, for New York.
ASrwERr. Nov 3-saed barks Mimic VI Watts, Watts,
New York; Bacchus tRus). Rjorkgvist. Baltimore.
BREMEN. Nov 3-Arrved, Concordia from New York %.
Sailed 3D. shi, Uhland C;er. Jansen, New Orleans;
bark wieland tGer, vogelsang New Yosk; Eduard Gsr
Haiberstadt. do uhe latter not previously.
BERGEN. Nov 4-Arrved. bark skjerhoit lNor), Tor
jesund New YORK.
BORDEAUX Nov 3-sailed, bark Frementdes (Nor). Te-
jesen. United States
BARI. Oct 22-Arved. brig Masiposs, Milton, Phlsde
pha
DuBLrS Nov ARRIVED, bark Sarah DID, Tiliey, Phila
deiphia; brig Oiinks lAusl. tranquil, Baltimore.
DASrzic Nov ARRIVED bark Triton GER. Witt New
York
GLOUCESTER. Nov 4-Arrivei schr L. Bradley. Chase.
Boston via Queenstown.
GiBRALrAn, Nov 4-Arrived previously. schr Addie r
Warner. Lewis Phiiadelphia
GsSoA Nov i-Arrved, ship Marcia Greeniear, Bunker
New Orleans
HARwicH, Nov 3-Arrivod, schr John Proctor, Doane,
Boston via Queenstown.
HssnuHG Nov 4-Arrivcd, barks Alliance (Sor). Peter.
sen, New York; Mary lSor). Christensen d. via Queens
sailed I'd. ships Johann Wilhelm GER. Aihrecht New
York: Mclchior GER, wierchs. do.
HAvnx. Nov 4-Arrved, bark Rsins dos Anges Fr). Le
cuayer. New Orleans
Sailed 9TH. ship Jss wrsAt. Asrissa. raisst ssssss
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
.swINDLING LIQUOR DEALERS.

superintendent of Police Campbell Of Brooklyn,
informed last wcck that a man named William
Jacobs, German liquor dealer, residing at No. 1b1
smith street. had for time past been in the habit
OF swindl,ng some Of the liquor dealers whom Oliver
Couer, the agent for the Temperance Brotherhood,
had gained cvcscc against Tor breaking tho sunasy
excise law. His plan OF operations call on tho
dealer the Tuesday following the Sunday on which
Coter had called and informing the dealer that he
would Tx the thing for him Tor SO, ns he was in
position where lie colld get him out OF the scrapc for
that amount OF money. Among others whom he Wis
tied WAS Augustus FRANKIE, OF No. ,66 Fulton avenue
Mr. Franks told hm lie would give him $40 on satur
day last. In the meantime Chief Campbell was To-
formed of Jacobs doines, and sent Detective Zund 10
arrest him From behind q screen the detective
Mr. Franks pay Jacobs marked ten dollar bill
shorty after leaving the saloon Jacobs was taken into
custody. he held Tor trial
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLynxAp, Nov 5. PX-wiad NV. light; cloudy
FOREIGN PORTS.

RAxRns ISLAND. Sept Fin port. bark Europa Modsy
to load g,sno for Queenstown -
BgRuupA. Oct 2S-Arrived, brgs John Sherwood John
son. santanaer PhiiadelphH Miscellany: 2Sth
Excelsior Br). Mayor. New York; Both. l. Pettengi.
Hail. cardiff; Nov Titus Br. Sprague. New York Tor
London Mscellany) schr Nellie Scott Milan Hull
Sailed Nov !. brig DIR Srousberg tGer Horst, winning
ton N @; schr Meteor dr. Dunscomb, Demerara.
Cleared Oct IL bark Mendoza. Perry Pensacols. -
In port Nov 2 brgs Nellie Antrim. Mndgett from Nsw
York st Kits reoading. havingcompieted repairs;
Conquest Br from Norsork for berbicerepars COM
petcd sail day schr Lillian May (Br nom
La lave for Barbados, Oct 10 repair and the
above arrivals
at anchor in Five Fathom Hole. Nov brig Fleetwood
Gavin Prince Edward Island for Hamilton. walt
ing ior tugboat.
FAraxe PoSr Nov 4-Arriysd steamer Mississippi (Br).
Lindall Ii, erpool .
MoNrryiD.o Sept ao-arrived schr Benjamin Courtney.
Baker. Paysander for Baltimore.
on ihe port 9th, bark Canada (Br) Wood. from New
York.
Cleared Sept le schr Georsetta Lawrence. Robinson.
Rio JAneiro.
Sailed Aug 10. bark Stranger tBr. Bowen Ball River:
Sept %. ship Hersey, Green Tor SmRll), Callah
In port 27 barks JustM Ger, and Undiue Ger.
Nienhr, for New York. dg; Aretta Nichols unc; brgs
Woodland Valentine tor New York. ldg Jennie Cheney,
Arcy from do. dsg Waiter smith, Bigey. unc.
MOsTRsAI. Nov 3-Arrived, steamer Quebec. Thearles
Liverpool
QCEnEc. Nov 3Arrved, bark Mellidge, Griffith. Lv.
erpool
Cleared Sd, steamer Sardnian Dutton Liverpool bark
Mary Scott Greenock; brig st Louis. Thiba1 Glare
Castle.
FrRMcsco.
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY POLITICS

In westchsster county the canvass has boon prose-
cntcd with vgor and carnestncss altogether unprecc-
dented. The ground has been contested as II were
inch by ncn tho party managers on both sides leav
ing no practicable means untried that nigh. cause
vctsry 10 porch upon thor banncrs on election day
Every Indication points to clean sweep Of the
county by tho democracy on Tuesday. Clarkson n.
Potter will probably be elected by majority OF nearly
800 votes, some OF the republicans themselves
ccding him about 1000 ln the First Assembly DIS
trict The appearance OF independent candidate
the democratic sidc although at the eleventh hour,
will proUaDay insure republican victory. The As
scnlply contest the Second district has Deen lively
with the chances in favor oil the democratic
aidate. u ~ believed that tho republican
perpetual candidate tor Assembly IN the
THIRD dstrict will doub his ma
ory Of last year and tako 500 with hm ~
the lower House at Albany, where ho goes tor ihe
ninth successive term There - litile doubt that the
democrats will elect their entire county ticket some
approximations, are. howcver being iclt Tor the sue
ccss OF the candidate for thc County Cicrksbp, To
whose nomination considerable portion OF tho legal
fraternity hsvc not taken knaly. The republicans arc
also making efforts defeat the reelection
Of the present Surrogate but the friends Of the latter
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
OHIO.

THE CLOSING WORK OF THE CAMPAIGN
wAvERISa CONDITION OF THE pooLs-RE-
PUBLICAN PREDICTIONS.
COLUMBUS, Nov. S, 1876
Much effective work has been done Ohio BY both
parties during the past week. with few excep-
tions tho meetings held have been in rural dis
trics, with local orators speakers Up to within
very few days the republicans have been disposed 10
be quiet being content take their chances without
Dragging OF their hopes
DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS.
On the other hand, up to last night the democrats
have with great fervor claimed to victory the
dir, and Lavc backed their claims At the pool box
Last night il impossible 30 buy pools the
general result. although odds were offered by demo-
Gratis New York.
REPURLiCAN CONFIDENCE.
The HERALD man called on General WiEon, the Chair
OF the State Republican Committee, tonight who
stated that he Was confident Of the general result,
and expected to carry ONO by ~, 600 majority.
Private advIccs received here by Governor Hayes, If
reliable surely point TO republican victory next 1ues
Al
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
LOUISIANA.

SUPERVISORS MANIPULATING THE REGIsTRATIoN
DooKs-THoUsANDs OF NAMES TO BE
ERAsxD-PRxPAEATIoSs ON BOTH SIDES FOR
THE CONTEST.
Nkw ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1870
Late Saturday evening all the registration books
were collected and taken by the police TO room pre-
viousiy prepared In the Custom House, where the
Supervisors have since been engaged ia erasing all
names charged with fraudulent registrations by
The 'sswing machine afhdavits." These are
about l., 000 in number and II Is thought lby tho
democratic parish committee that between q, 900 and
5000 names will be erased
PREPARATIONS FOR THE CONTEST
or course public excitement has intensified Both
parties are thoroughly organized Besides the regular
officials ten nen have been detailed TO every poll IN
the city by the democrats; l450 deputy United states
Marshals have been sworn IN under the provisions OF
Tan's order aud very large force appointed under
the State Constabulary bill The prospects are that
tested
The New York herald., 1876-11-06

families were disturbed by the untmcly tramp aud
hail OF soldiers The mig hit have been arrested
streets time for Two months past. Stocber
refused 10 grant preliminary hearing until alter tho
election, out tho same waived. and he could but
grant bail
Legal process has not been resisted In our county,
except BY that negro who makes AFFIDAVIT.
He nred into Sheris posse sixty days ago, and re-
sisted arrest when there peace warrant for him.
INckxpIAEisa
Four gin houses have been burned this town by
iucendaries within sixty days past and democratic
negroes have been noeged aud intimidaied by rad
Gals.
4. GRAHAM, merchant. J. SrACKHoUSE, mer
j. 3D. AcLTCAS merchant chant
NJ. ISENAN. merchant. s. A. DURHAM,
II. CRoNHEIM. merchant. of Holmes a Durham,
u. G. PRICE, druggist. cotton factors.
n. W. Q. MCMILLAN, W. II. BETHEA, merchant
druggist. j.. H. GASQUE. merchant
A. WHOEVER, merchant. ii. HARTZ, merchant
The New York herald., 1876-11-06
CONNECTICUT.
CLOSE OF AN EXCITING POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
BOTH PARTIES CLAIMING TO DE CONFIDENT
oY sUcczss--THE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

CLOSE OF AN EXCITING POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
BOTH PARTIES CLAIMING TO DE CONFIDENT
oy sUCczss-THE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
NEw HAVEN, Nov. 4, 1876
Tho Presidential campaign in Connecticut closed
practically night with speeches delivered in this
city by Richard o'Gorman, OF New York, for the
democracy and in Bridgepor, by Hon. James G. Blaine
for tho republicans
Democrats and republicans equally sansuine OF
success though the State Is looked upon as little
doubtful BY good thinkers in either party While the
State has given republican maiorities for President
each year invariably since 1856 II has from time TO
time that year been carried by the democrats at
State elections and since Mr.. Ingersoll, tho popular
democratic Governor came into power, II has in
democratic point OF view, redeemed itself so com
peiely that democrats unwilling TO concsde that
the republican candidates have any chance in tho
coming contest
g. 600 10 10 200 for Mr. Tlden IL figured out while the
republicans ater themselves that with energetic work
she victory will be theirs The erratc political move
0i the State during ten years IN themselves
arguments showing that prediction OF results be
made With any degree OF certainty In The spring OF
1868 tho State elected Governor James f. English,
democrat, by . majority OF about ], 500 During tho
Presidential campaign IN the autumn following Is gave
q republican majority OF $500 Tor General Grant.
Other instances showing how uncertain the State is
could DO cited In The belief that tDe Statcs political
history would be likely repeat itself this year repub
cans began and continued 10 the eud their united efforts
TO restore TO tho position held among It's
New England STATES
Encourapcd ty a turn in affairs which gave them
majority IN both branches oi tho Legislature and Sc
cured United States Senators. democrats are work.
iug with will TO add to their strength and they
terrain no doubt OF their ability to g.vo electoral
votes IN favor OF Mr. Tilden
THE CONGRESSIONAL rIcKgrs
The contest Tor places In Congress has been vory
lively and tho credit oil both parties Is be Aad
that little OF personal abuse has been INDUCED in.