The New York herald., 1876-10-22
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

There lnrge number of visitors yesterday at
the several political headquarters in this city Clerks
were busy arranging the work for next week and de-
spaching the loads OF that ovory Saturday
are sent from the city. There nothing IN the
way either Of State national politics, and most OF
tho conversation was upon municipal matters.
The Democratic National Committee, at No. 80 lab
crty street. occupied during the day with The
business incidental 10 The weeks close. Mr. Hewitt
the Chairman OF the National Committee was present
during greater part OF the day, also Colonel
Pclion The visitors we're numerous aud included
many prominent gentlemen OF this city and State.
During the week there has been gradual increase in
the correspondence FROM all parts Of the country, and
the canvass Is reported as sing very iavoraby
At the Everett House the secretaries ana clerks were
fairly ovorburdcned with corrcstonlcnce OF all kinds,
and IRON every conceivable source. There was but
ono feeling expressed, however, aud that was conf
dcnce the ultimate success and triumph OF the dem
ocraiic party Governor Tden and Lieutenant Gov
crnar Dotsncimcr called during the day Mr. Masonc,
Chairman ol tie state Committee was exceedingly
busy but SIN found time tu courtcously receive many
visitors
The writer convcrsod with many gentlemen. Of more
or less prominence in political matters, upon tho situ
alton generally. One gentleman from Pennsylvania
enthusiastically predicted vast reduction III tho re-
publican majority Of that State aud that there
was possibility OF a democratic victory there.
New York State, he said would OF course 90 odemocrac
would be large reduction OF tho republican
mujorites IN those counties and towns where such
had previously existed In regard To local matters
there seemed to be but idea openly expressed aud
TINT OF COURSE was entlro satisfaction with the Tam-
many nominations 10 tho writer, however, there
see med times 10 be feeling of disappointment,
not IS exnressed in words IL was still believed that
Comptroller Green would not DO candidate, despite
his to the coutrary And, even should he
be, there possibility OF his election against
favorable Il candidate as Mr.. Smhh Ely, Jr. The
of tho State had been, during the week vigor-
ously prosecuted, and during next week, Efforts VIII
be increased rather than diminished.
THE GRLENBAck PARTY.
Matters about rs usual yesterday with tho
managers Of the lrecnoack party. at their head
quarters Though not expecting TO elect their State
national candidates. the party were hopeful ana en-
thusastc "Weil,n said one gentleman, 1.-THE partics
ot reform and all advanced thinkers Will some day join
hands and then We Will sweep tins country There is
doubt that the majority OF people arc with US on
the great questions OF the day-,norc money and
workout they arc AFRAID TO out. because they
tear they VIII not win. II We don't win now We VIII
some day, sure. -
Mr. Carsey, the secretary OF the committee states
that the party IN New York State will approx
imaie 50,O O0O. Mr.. Peter CooDer, who generally drops
IN every day. was prevented yesterday bv slight III
ness from looking the weeks business OF tho
committee The committee have issued a series Of
small posters about the size Of dollar bill They bear
on their face engra,ings Messrs Cooper and Cary
and covered all over with such inscriptions AS
'rhe Lord IS with the risht;" 'Natonal prosperity
cannot bc restored by enforcing idencss on a large
portion OF people, and 'No nation can exist with an
untaxcd monopoly in It's midst
INDEPENDENT CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
There Is probably no organization in the city that
has been watched with more interest than the .ln-
dependent Citzcns Committee" Tor tho past cw days.
Representing the committee does, the democratic
split, around which rallies many smaller organizations
opposed TO the Tammany nominations, ni eyes
turned toward " In the hopes OF anticipating tho next
move Mr.. Andrcw II. Green, candidate for Mayor,
called at the rooms yesterday and received some vsl
He that he Is stil candidate and will
remain Numerous letters are received duly aud
many visitors arc registered. The majority OF tho
latter working men and mechanics. One lady,
who states that sho taxpayer, incloscd $40 as
slight contribution toward the cause" The gentle
men In charge Of tho rooms anticipate union with
the republican party and claim that everything at
present points that way
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES
The State Republican Committee seemed to be do
serted by almost everybody except tho clerks, who
busy mailing large numbers of political docu.
mcnts and closing the weeks work II was supposed
that Mr. Cornell and the sccrctari"s were present. but
tho writer could find no one who would vouch Tor the
TACT.
Tlg NATIONAL ROOMS
werc crowded with promnen gentlemen during the
day Tho aiIable chairuan Mr.. Chandler was present
and received mary callers. among whom were Carl
schurz and " y. Banks. Mr.. John Jay, lato Minister
10 AUSTRIA also called during the day. Encouraging
letters have becn received daily from all Sec
tions Of tho Union, and everything, they
thought, seemed TO point 10 decisive victory
the general callers In regard To local matters
seemed to bo that union could be made with the IN
dependent party to support Green. Green was a Til
den democrat and could hardly expect the republican
support. There constantly new features springing
in the way OF ecctoDcerne The latest aud perhaps
the most unique yet produced arc some pipes made OF
virginia clay by gentleman, resident OF Richmond,
and forwarded yesterday to the National Committee.
They very nicely finished and glazed ana bear IN
broad letters across the bowls the word Hayes" All
manner OF suggestions have been made as 10 what had
bctcr be done with them and what they tor but
tho suggestion OF gentleman to tho writer last oven
Ing, that they were pipes OF peace sent 70 New York
State for the OF the State Committec Is perhaps
the most pertinent one yet made.
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