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COMPARING THE,yOTEs.

In the election news which follows,
the vote from Indiana is compared with
the vote in 1874, when the Democratic
majority was 1882; and the figures from
Ohio are compared with the vote of 1915,
when the Radical majority was 5,529.
This should be born IN mind so as not 10
mislead on the question of losses and
gains between the two parties.
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ships and wards In seventeen counties,
which give net Republican majority OF
40 The same places in 1874 gave .
net Republican majority of IS, and 10
1872 Of 1875.
We have returns from fifteen town
ships and wards in niue counties which
give net Republican majority of l2s.
The same places in 1874 gave net Dem
ocratic majority OF ls9. The same places
in 1872 gave net Democratic majority
of l22
JEFFERsoSvILLE, IND, October To-
About four o'clock this evening quite .
number Of United States Deputy Mar
shsls, in each ward, pinned their bsdge~
o., snd circulated umidly around ~
though they desired something 10 do, but
failed 20 find 1t. After the polls closed
they were withdrawn.
TgREE HAUrs. October l0-Thers
will be no official returns to night from
here. II is estimated that U. p. Davis.
independent greenbsck nominee for
Congress, has carried this county, and
that Williams leads Harrison 400 for
Governor.
Two wards and one township in this
county show = net Democratic gain OF
l3l.
INDIANAPOLIS, October l0-We have
returns from thirty towns and wards, in
twenty-five counties, which give a net
Republican majority of 69S. The same
places in 1874 gave 8 net Republican
msiority 90, and IN 1872 u msjoritN oi2l6
3:l5 A. u-We have returns from ~
townships and wards in 2s counties,
which give net Republican majority OF
4S The same places in 1874 gave ne,
Democratic majority OF 6S7, and in 1872
gave net Democratic msjority OF 40l.
In "A precincts thus far heard from on
full vote, the net gain for Williams 10
4i2 and tor Harriston 939 On the vote Of
1874.
2.3j \. M.-We have returns from 90
townships and wards II II counties,
which give net Democratic majority
OILS. The same places in 1874 gave n
net Democratic majority Of 796 The
same places III 1872 gave y ne: Demo.
cratic majority oI oLf.
INDIANAPoLIs. October II, 3 AN
Fifty eight precincts give Democratic
gains of i59 and Republi, An gains oi
I.3lSon the vote of 1874 for Govel nor,
No relisble returns can be- hsd io-aight
on the balance OF the ticket The ks
publicans claim nine out OF the thirteHn
cpngressmen, but this l. not conceded by
the Democrats
Columns, October 10, 3A. Sine"
the last repOr, returns from % ont 81
the 81 precincts OF Hamilton county
have been received. which have consider
ably reduced the Republican gain pre-
yiously given. Counting that and five
wards IRON Cleveland and Dayton and
Columbus complete, the situation II
n. 'ollows: Total gains Tor Barnes,
l2.O39; to nj gains for Bell, ll,2Ti; lca'.
ing al net Republican gam Of '61 over
HAYES majority last year. IL seem.
probable that McMshon has been re-.
elected in the Ith district, and that
Mathews has carried tho 2nd, which
would leave Se Congressional delega-
ton as before stated.
IsDIBNAPoIIs, October II, > 2OA NJ
We have returns from sixty towhship-
and wards in tbirty-iour counties, which
give Il net R.publcan majority Of 600.
The same places IN 1877 gave net
Democratic msiority of 63), and IN 1872
gave net Republican majority ot u.
LATEST-3:30 A. N--Sirty one pre-
cincts give Democratic gains Of 400 and
Republican gains oi 1896
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Death of an Editor.

New YORK, October l0.-JOhn Fitch,
of Cleveland. for more than thirty years
valued and esteemed member OF the
editorial staff of the Tribune, died yester-
day. The primary cause of his death
was disease of the heart, which was fol-
lowed in the latter part of bis sickness by
the entire suspension of circulation in his
lower limbs. he had been i'll about FIVE
weeks, but his case was only pronounced
hopeless few days ago.
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RRIDGEPoR
Steamboat Burned.

BATON RoUGE, October lO.-The
steamboat Southern Belle. was burned at
two o'clock this morning, two miles
above Plaqueinine, on the west bank,
The boat was totally destroyed, and
several lives lost. The steamer Bertha
took some of the passengers to New
Orleans, others returned here on the
steamer Katie. Great credit was ac-
corded the engineer and pilot Heoerth
for their efforts to land the boat while
burninp
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ImE ELECTION THE CITY.

The Mos, .p.endidly fought political
',;,.r that hs, ever taken place in this
u.g ,ovs place yosterday. The day was
=, beautiful, Il. nature could make it, the
voting l.rHn'nn WAS thoroughly
Myl,et, H.. rarh party was confident of
,urcr,. Every element required to make
mo,. Intensely interesting fight was
present! Early in the morning, before
0eu,us time o! taking breakfast in the
n:y = goodly number of the lead
Ls Contestants of each patty were
A. the respective voting places
ALL .lcsets IN their hands and argu-
@el., IN their mouths ready for the fray.
Is soon ss the polls opened, the voting
.''ane lively, each party struggling
vaau.ly for the mastery. On either
'I!r Va. srrayed squad of determined
lien Il. Chalengers and electioneerers.
Ihe contest was lively, the work Wig
nA1. snd PERSISTENT Few men reached
!1e polls to deposit their ballots without
beng challenged or interviewed.
""y those who were known
l. Dee good voters and fully
'.,1Fuet in their ways OF
voting, were permitted to pass the sem
',e.' without being halted.
The challenging OF voters AT every poll
-, Kept up with vigor by both parties
= day. The consequence was, some
sold be voters failed TO exercise the
.h-salse. and few others lost their
'-lPer. but got their votes. Owing TO
IL yIl.ance of the chsllengers, it is fair
J. A,,lm" that but small amount of
"ri, voting was done in the city.
w heard of what seems 10 be
*y...atlested case OF a ne
ss .'on Fredericksburgh, Va, who
"H '9siei here hut short time, voting
10 Osy district; another of Il negro re-
's1:.y from the Penitentiary sent there
"oA ClsFksbuTg; and another of Il negro
NAo represented this county in the feni.
'7".'sfy voting IN defiance of law, also
10 Clay district.
Two youn; men whose names Lave
'se" gwen Us, who are not of age. voted
'a anotbcr district,
W nave heard assertions as to illegal
'O'aS BY q number of negroes in Clay
1'1 Madison, bGt, so far rs we could
''''o' the cases were not authenticated
De vote polled in the city was an un-
'''SedeA!edly large one Its magnitude
,'VDsaed the Oldest and wisest politi-
''"' on both sides, and made all calcula-
,'1' On the result the merest guess work.
=" Washington District. there were cast
-, les; Madison, 500; Cay, sol;
u'oo' s52; Center, $50; Webster, l,OlO;
.'"aie' o8'. Total vote of the city, s.
his is ,426 more votes than were
~ a' the election in ls74 for Corr and
Wilson
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OH

BELLAIRE, o., October II.
Special to the Register.
The following is the vote of Putney
township:
Soc c.a-y of State-Bsrnes, 93l; Bell.
IS.
Judge of Supreme Court-Boynton,
932; French, SSl.
Beard OF Public Works Evans. 933:
Clough, ss2.
Congress, Sixteenth district-Danford,
927; Lawrence, sS6.
Common Pleas Judge-Chsmbers, 6l9;
Oakley. s7l,
County ticket-Sherif, Kinney, 932;
Davis. S74.
County Commissioner-Smith, 9O9;
Anderson, s97.
Infrmary DirectoE-Lodge. 775i Grif-
fin. IA.
Coroner-Gsrrett, 775, Kennedy, S26.
G..
COLUMBUS, O., October 20.-The re-
turns SO far received are scattering, and
too mesger to bsse any calculations on .
The gains on the scattering townships
show Democratic gain OF S2s aud Re.
publican gain of sls, being a net Repub.
ticsn gain of 81 over the vote of last
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TIM VOTE IN OHIO LAST YEAR.

We print below q table Of the votes
cast at the election IN Ohio, one year ago,
for ALLEN and HAYES respectively, in
each county in the State. For the con-
venience of the reader we have also car
ried out the majority in each county re
cclved by either candidate. The table
viii! be found convenient for reference
tonight, as the election returns begin to
come in:
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Lumber Burned.

TOLEDO October l0.-At eight o'clock
this evening the lumber yard of the Nit
chell and Rowland Lumber Company
was destroyed by fire About three
million feet of pine lumber was burned.
The mills will be saved. The loss is es-
tima;ed at $1,000, which is fully covered
bv insurance.
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ierson about 500.
d. b. LUCAS.
Special dispatch 10 the Register
LEwIsBURG w. Va, October 10.
lilo p. M-The largest vote ever
polled in Greenbrier, with an inci eased
Democratic majority. The figures will
be given tomorrow. SAM.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Oct 10Th.
Special TO the Register,
Cannot give you official returns be-
fore tomorrow. We have undoubtedly
carried the county. The vote is the
largest ever polled.
w. +. GosHoRN.
BURTON CHURCH DISTRICT, J
WETzEL Co., Oct. 10, 1876
Special TO the Register.
ll:3O p. M.-Msthews leads Goti four
to one Full vote. A. V. MCDoNNgL.
POINT PLEASANT, October IL.
Special To the Register.
The Republicans have probably car
ried the county by one hundred to on
one hundred and fifty.
GEo. w. TIPPET.
Special to the Register.
MARTISSBURG. October ] /, 1890 A. NJ
-Berkley county will, we think. give
Mathews 1872 majority. Official returns
will be in tonight. Democratic gam
about $50.
CHAs. }. FAULKNER, JR.
Chairman.
GRAFTON, w. V. Oct. 10.
Grafton gives Golf IS majority.
Rowlesburg Preston county, gives
Gotf SO, Mathews 7S.
Independence, Preston county, gives
Gof l0l, Mathews 20.
Pennington, Taylor county gives Gotf
l75, Mathews IA.
The majority for Gott in Grafton and
West Grafton is l2S. His majority in the
county is about 204
CAMERON, October 10.
COTS majority in Cameron district is
1862.
FAIRMoNT, October 10.
Bsrracksvile. Mathews ITO, Goti IS;
whole state and county ticket about the
same.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Cameron township, Marshall county,
gives Goff l25 majority; q gain OF 6S
over last year.
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THE VOTE IN WEST VIRGINIA.

We copy from the Tribune Almanac,
the following official table OF votes at the
important elections in this State, in 1877
and 1874:
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BRIDGEPORT. OHIO.

st the Bridgeport precinct, OF Pesse
township, yesterday, the battle was the
most sharply contested and bitterly
fought one that has ever taken place in
ths, peaceful borough. The increase in the
vote over last year is about 80, which IN
a vote which is largely Republican must
result to the advantage of that party.
The following is the vote at
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P1rrsBUeH, October l0.-Petroleum-
Dull; crude 50 65@S 60 at Psrkers; re-
fined dull; prices unchanged.
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1t'hcclinq 4egistrr,
g..t e,ossa ye,tsr'o" at 100

g. ,o.aer to-cag .elH Be parity eiotdq
.-,. 10 .aSSf .ctlds, and LOloeT tenn
ys,i!are
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OHIO COUNTY, OCTOBER Is. IVA.
BY DISTRICTS.

BELOW we give the official vote Of
Ohio county on member OF Congress. at
the last general election:
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Ohio Doubtful!
WEST VIRGINIA.
COMING UP BRAVELY.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CHARLEsTowN, October lO.--A large
vote polled. Mathews majority in Jet
terson about 800.
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John w. M'Colloch was elected Com
missioner over VIM. Z. Nichols by 90 TO
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Concluded o. For ,h Page
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NO report.
d ovsrnor Jacobs ajOrity.........."....2,5S ,5S3
Grants majority. o6i
Dem. mai. on Congress, lS7I...............9,3S 1873
, 1876-11-02

Baker. Perhaps one or two other Cots yrcss!on-
vi Districts arc doubtful. hut the cxcit en1ent Is
all about tho Scfcpth. Butler Ia losEnt. ground
every day, and Judge Hoar Eaintrsg q. The
prospect Is Ia!r that 1loar will TO
elected Dut1cr appears angry, au1 grows
more violent In hts specclts- It
Is reported that his canrasscrs' return showed
that he must Join ul The doubtful votes TO him.
lie WILL lose most Of them.
AN 1MrOnrAST DOCUMENT
VII be puh.ishe!l here tomorrow. The Prcsis
dent has authorized n contradiction oi' some Of
the must Important falsclIoods Ut Buffers re-
cent letter To ,Julgc 1foar. Buticr CHARGED,
ATTORNEY. y.ueneral, refused to rcsrn when i,v
President wanted to take Boutwell, into tlle
Cabinet. The charge was mado with abund-
mt an.,o, bnt,sTan T.. comment ;.o stes re
su tsry Of sta,e s atea wase'ogte", @ % OF. ses:s
says: "Tho President authorizes the statement
TINT his Recollection, is, tnt, after the notnfna''
iion and contis!natlun of Mr. lloar as Attortcy-
White House. The disability of Sit. Stewart,
who had been nominated "a Secretary Of tho
Treasury, lAI then been asccstalned; that Mr..
lioutweil as seefe:ary q thu Treasury, and
said that no ob,crtlon would arlsc fru11.
the appointment Of two members Of
!hc Cabinet f1otn. the game State, rs
III WAS perfectly NllIIHE to EEstEH
or mt IL enter upon the otl1rc III AttaTucy-tcn-
sra': that the appotn,n,ent hal been favor t.
! him, rs Il Ind utIuf1e1 him An opportunity to
resign hla pusition upon the 13ci,elt't Maasachu-
sett> which lle was glJ1 10 give up"
The letter also contains
! An Exrt.1clT CONTRADICTION
OF 3utlcrs charge that Judge Hour packed the
| SUPREME Court 10 get the ltEAi-tEtltlcs decision
reverAEI ashl refutrs his version IT the ctrcutn.
stanccH. Tic slyhi,f"a,re uf the Fresftlentfs 10.
terIH'sltlon tn ,setenl Judge lloar against But
1es's ma1lEnity IN regarded u important IN other
Respects tl,an t1,e elicit It will surriy haVs IN
| Uuilur'a eanyass.
, 1876-11-02


Ah. cuAhf lMInInar AIIaMri ~ as. WI
THE "HEeNBaeheIts To FANNs"oAtA'
bpectat Eh&IHsth 10 7ne 7Ftannt
H4sDwtC1,, ILL.,, Nov, l.-Mr, j, lyor Mont.
.-,.. . ,,,,,,,,,,,- ~ N. r,,do,.,,,,n,,t Cro,,,
E"nne'5' ".s",os' y. NV
back Centrn} En'hiNittrc Of the Fourth Coli
e,rrssonnl District Inns Issued the following NIL
,,. I,,n,,,r,1",. vn,,.rs of ,ln ,.t rt..
uftss u luz '1'ae'chael' 'ote1a W !ue u'oHlct'
Your nominee tns cnngEcss la" withdrawn from
thu tcll, Rnd indirectly asks you u vote for hlr.
1iMrIhnt. vii y"h do Il!
i..t ur examine Nnmn of tho reasons Eiven fnr
this sudden chansc. Mr. curry f1sst states t.lat
rhc ''c",os1"ts shat sayu asFss"s"fe aetrs WIZ TN
1ayn alnott to Nlnn Withdrawn illrtr support lsm
uur party and nominated. and af c1nrsc mi!! snp
port. democratic candidate" tbs l!culacrAsic
candidate. ten. FasnAwot1h, Waa nomnstc'l h..
fore Mr.. Curry, and when thu lust'nan,ed Ecntiu-
nun hsd accepted the Mo,ninat'on Il" k"s'f TINT
FarnswNtih was ~ the sc!t; and ttetefofo Il h's
rxcute IL good now 1t WIS then. Ht Ac thould mt
ays nccci'ted. ny accepting hc psoIn'sc,t to lead
yun, and In als scccn ads a. Chs tL'le i!e PROM:
iheI to sla,.4 by lhosn " 0 put btu III tle field and
canvneA thu district thoroughly, 0at has done
uctslcr.
, 1876-11-02
a CONFESSION.

YoGTHEKN rAFEIt " GIVEB sANMf A#Af."
To The I3,,or at The Tribune.
wAs',iso1os' M ,ts D; C., ost' @-wc hare before
us ahc h@ay nm 5'o'Ef7' ioptfac' slseo.i tho
Jackson Sentta<l, Ma9unieta, Ia; the INerc0
,c, ,,va"3 '"''"a'u' Se'"" ~ A.lu ~ eiM u.Ae'
1ilacn F"pcss, all published ID octoocr INST
(iY16), atlt1 ruciI containing letters commencing
'i''H '"3 "'n lo,A'ly aiu "eso'l'' ~ tlc oL!o's
cause; Tor his gcncrons contributions III aid of
a,I -a;rr,,,- ~, ,,n,.,"t r.. H., iss,,,., he II,
auu seiel'ins ~" l'a'hFlst W ~ '7suea ~ I'8
Committee E1r!nE Ills patriotic speeches 10 eT-
tcnsD tn volunteer tyoups. Look out for this,
1,rnnh,irans. and rive It tn the ruhlJc
IL, raw, ,,s,, hofora ,,s III, r,,ua fo,r3, 1,,-
,~.t''t ."1'', ~" ~ 1., ,,.'s. 1c.c H. t..
"'3tH0ta'' piea's aa'' VI oett t'ns'''' 'oH' III
Which ith WASHINGTON correspondent thus bra
, 1876-11-02
uErlsEsESTATuvE. -..-------
.-----~--.;.ointjyc -. 1,cntcrs IN Artlat'o nna
fhe lse'' ..1u. t;uo.ls of Cl,lcnEo'

u1,EsltE:sENTAFaV W. -
--..-.,e..-.trntuliyc ucntcrs III Hruas'o N'"
fha hc'' t1r. t;uo.la af ChlcaEo'
,,,,, AND GLASSWARE. r
d nnl S5 Stato-st.
.rra rt1ny1ruRE. BEDDING, &c.
CARfH'' CulCAUu CanrEv CoafAHf'
A1LgN> AtAcKEr Il Co.,
...,,n,se STATIONERY s INVITATIONS nv. T II
SEpp'' Jansen, McGtv'i,3a sId i,3 = S,ste:,t. Go.,
pIAAosoo N. MAIsoN Il Co.,
Cor, Stntc and Monroc.sts-
FINE WAlenN9 N, MATson s. Co,
Tor. stnse nnd Monroc-hts.
tys WATCH nErA5E1HS 4dE SGws 4 sEESlAIfx T Go,
xih corncr Stats nntl Nashfngton-sts.
.axs AND FINE DRESS GOODS % = ~
lUN;, t05 and ito statc-st.
sHts- uat1,s SAFE AND LocK Co.,
l47 Dcurborl-st,
SCALE' ra1gnAHKa, tIonsE Il Co...
hi aud l13 LaAc-st,
Travctcr.' Guide.
sl!kMAn slt,.s lctnce! 10 81 per ,lay for all rooms
abo'e P*'''' "~ 4. liuLnEHr, Proprietor.
pcryoOHT HOUSE (tiuropenu nian)--,
BhEsdW|t BhhE'd|snnst., hctwccE Clark and Lasallc,
II. n. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
Tin r,r,ls will appear daily in first column
x,.,n n,ac in TIE CHlcAuo THtHusE.
, 1876-11-02

cd cala t,ay onpcarancc. Tho Wtgwam was 80
small In cornparisun to tho tro'sd, that al nut ~
,lnpr gathering was held ~ The eatlc tmc. The
speakers wrrr cx-tit,Y. Noscs. Of oh0t ie1'.
slcr!.la1s, mil Edward Culver, Est.
AT ArnuaH, CAyUHA coUSTr,
t,crhtor nIanc received a ,elararterlstfcally
enthusiastic wctcoms: The sity waa taronEea
%ta spe 1n af 1en va1,. speaSars SSr ST.
blaine l,cin: awaited at each onc. ]lis thief
rpcexf. Tas male IN The Opera:li HOUSE, which he
dill nut reac TIL . o'elock: AZ tue tpeakers
wett ws! received nn Pto1acc 81 n,;1o enthusiast"
ITHACA.
Not 4 lit fcss, acsotdiug to the apcciala, was
tue day at ithaca. Tompksns county, where Mr.
Hlalnc 1Io!;c sss The Afternoon: IN tho evening
while tlia tu,vh wns ui'l1c With Examinations
and fireworks. In tte para1e there were TIN
bands, delegations Of Wlde.Awakrs fron, Court
lan'l, WayerIy, Drydsi', Ca''dor, aud otlte5
tot. rhe Cornell University Cadets made u
fi,e appearance. The tirr-wosks were Eottcn up
by tho stcrct societies q tho university, which
Tires II fatEe yUtc for Hayes. Every 'lny tu1i-
truls Mt. Cosnclls abatement that. IN l'it lil':.
long residence in this State, there haYe never
been such demonstrations. Mr.. Cornell. BY iln.
way, Ii willing II stake his experienced twenty
ytara In politics, and 1lis regulation II apF"phct
to buot, OF thu result next Iucs'lAy. i!e agr"cs,
with Mr. Chandler, that never have uli tue signs
pointel more surely To u Republican victory
fn11E1n1,3rrr 0E v1crOR
1O4N OI4N - -,
ADDRESS or THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON-
MlTrEE.
ss,cta, tHspo,ch 10 me 7y,oynt,
Nyw yt1,y, t}yt 1.-THE Kcnuhiean Satfoua,
Committee has Issued the following aid:c*s:
Kk,rn,tcas SAr,osAL COMMITTEE, FIFTH ArE-
ncE i1orgL, NEs YnrH CRY, Sny. !, lH7G.-7o
neon. lid cnthusiS.tic up.l.n. ii the Northern
ptup!c within the last fe,y days. made evident by
lucent ayice. III to th. +ycLint. at tflerc hentl.
nnxrter. 1rayc. M, doubt aJnut the election at
IIaycs md Wheeler by large majority
of Eleciu:al yoIer. Thu csa.lyo and value
In. pruIni.en nf alr. Tldcn, Will tn,
rtrYcotyprJ and rr!ncsant cppruynl forced by h1
ftutn 4 few Snnihc.n Dtnucf.ltic Cnlnmittccs NOT
ia press icltcl Wnr cinns fnr fnsh u damage 10
i,ruycrty, slthouEj, still .r,nprt. the payment 10
, 1876-11-02

anu hflti1G Df Tic tllD6t hrllat fI;ss1EA ~ Ills
Unw oratInil wcru If tllts sLYr. lfE las usually
bccIl beard in lcttat arguments Upun Ber!tuH
fonirs nn,i fc,v ,vE h"n Fl lin for thr 1rst lin"
tts,,f, riur IN, frrnn III lin .tu,nt, amsrnrt,J
1L,, fj,nrn ,,,. - ,n,,.h f,, IT, III, ~ tI,,,
.,s T., ~. .. ~ "ua nu ,tISn ~ ~. n.H!' -" .Aus
,tcetnS NV 'hnacnclng NY vast aua,es'tc ~ ~
t,.tcn;lty u, itc!!nS anu OIL expression VI trent
r. inlt]h, ale. EFnrt. FaA eir;!hEeIy successful
iis l"s.ai nfnI per.ait, fe M couli s hayo frel
them toward the close Of l,ts srccch tu rrcat
Indignation,
thh eAhL
IN Response 10 "hlcA ar. Lsafta sFokc Tonight
Was as follows:
NHw YoaK, October, 1s76.-7o the ffon. lrIiiia,n
A. Er1rtS. de-, ttf.-DkAH Sin: The undersigned
rcxtecttnlly ask t!le cxnfcstIn Of yvnr views. ii
nGtiltc ccltrv al it,t chtret LING that tnay eu1t
y0ur cenycncilep UPON lilo beaf.tr Of tic rrnl,v
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, 1876-11-02
POLITICAI.

fUEA1ACAL.
Mammoth Gathering Of
the Non-Partisan Men
Of New York.
Democrats and Republicans
Join Hands for Hayes
and Wheeler.
Great Speech Of William M.
Evarts on the Presi.
Dental Question.
4 Profound and Dispassion-
ate Estimate Of the
Perils Of the
Situation.
National Cre1it and Prosperity Demand
tho Defeat Of 'rilden and tho
Solid South.
Tilden's Ante-E1ection Veto
Rejected as Unworthy of
Confidence.
Carl Schurz Sees Financial Safety
Only in the Republican
Party.
Ringing Address Of the National
Republican Committec--.Con-
1ldent Of Success.
Some Ugly Democratic
Truths Crop Out in
Obscure Places.
Senator Mcdonald Makes Weak
Speech to the Chicago
| Democrats.
Supervisor Bishops Instructions to
His Deputles-.-The City
Registration.