New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
THE PARTY HEADoUARTERs.

INCIDENTS AT THE REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE ROOMS
DEMOCRATIC wAGERs AND PREDICTIONS.
There was comparative quiet at the Republican
HEADQUARTERS in the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday,
but every effort is making by the National Com
mttee to cause the in Indiana and Ohio to be
vigorous anc complete letter has been received al INC
National Committee from man living in Varickst
ho offers 70 bet from 800 to $4,000 that r. b. Hayes
will be elected President and win receive more votes in
ths State than g. j. Tden Many odd epsties find their
way intothe committees mail-box. The National Re
publican Committee derives encouragement from the
gamblers but the Democrats talk with some cheerful
of the wagers John Morrssey betting being con
sidered his way OF expressing genuine opinion
meeting Of Che Executive Committee OF the Repub-
lean National Committee was held Thursday. Routine
campaign business transacted Ex-Goy Morgan
PosmasterGeneral TyRer. Secretary Morrill, Senator
Boutwell, and the Hon Mahlon Chance, Consul TO Mas
sau called during the day. Mr. Chance is recently from
his former home In Ohio. and says the Ohio Republicans
are alive and fun Of confidence. Senator James g.
Blaine arrived in New-York at a. yesterday. He
breakfasted with the officers Of the Republican National
Committee proceeded his journey to Ohio, where
he win make speech at Warren. He will devote all his
tRe Ohio with the exception Of one week, which VIII
be taken up by appointments in Indiana.
There Is already some talk Of Republican candidate
to run against Gen Ethan Ward, the present incumbent
for Congress in the With Congressional District in this
city Charles g. Spencer mas been working for some
time for the nomination but bis meets with much
opposition, and Robert H. srahau Ellwood E. Thorne
and Dr. l. l. Hayes are prominently mentioned tor
Republican support.
The Democratic State Committee. under the chairman
ship Of D. Ma&One, f., has removed It's headquarters
fvm Albany TO the Everett House in this CITY, 1t occu
pies the old reception room Of the Democratic National
Committee and two the west side OF the hotel
where the clerical force Of committee viii be placed
Republicans assert that the during this cam
pagn have distinguished themselves mainly for EXPLOITS
on paper and il thought that the clerical force at the
Everett House will be large, but only miniature imlta
ton OF the IAberrys editorial and political document
manufaetory Mr. MagOne Chairman OF the state Com
mittee, arrived from Albany ana VIII Do IN cohSIa
attendance Rt the committee rooms
The feeling at the Democratic National headquarters
Il saDgine Democrats who are IN communication with
al parts Of the country say there u abundance OF
the Tilden wave" They say the only place In which
this "a not Observable In NewYork CITY, where there "a
sun little distrust ne 70 the WAY N when Ie ssae
nominations win be received. The apathy mere u nc
counted for by the circumstance that the etae COM
nlttee has not begun Its work aud the expectation Dat
KewYork City win give very large 1n9eh haornyi
York state can be carried without the assistance Of the
Democrats OF the metropolis Thsy say there are al
present 600 Democratic clubs IN workng eonGl0n o
ton 200 clubs working Ia Democrbte caInpae ne1t
week Tammany Hail may bold TaSincauoh meeung'
aud other demonstrations are on foot -. a. -
Ohio wen ~ Indiana would proclaim i0r IIaen. 1ne
campaign fought on paper, they declare SLOWS snst
Vsye n,adSsIly ropsd hi Shs compntation they viii
Rot be- startled they say eOnndentialy, Indiana role
up 200 majority for 11lden. Some Democrats are Civ
ng an earnest q their determination % stand ~
POOL Il asserted on the best anthDty that John Nor
Esey hae already sakea S2Q0V0 on the success % e