New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

voluntary hut was forced upon them as condition on
thes rcadmssiol to the Union TINS Is w wy Wy h tho
people reasoned and they were not d-poScd 10 lc IL ~,
bring.
prominent Federal Official when asked for hi' views
upon the result O the recent elections ye'erday su'
The result of the OctoIer elections in ONO ana
Indiana il very eucouTa ;ing the Republican p'ItSE
Three weeks ago the Republican managers oli,i,.o ol t
assurance that the state Of Indiana Would ho ENc !"
larger majority against Harrison thai ,la1 now &
ana they did not believe 1t until recently when
circumstances occurred 10 make them % t ~
n victory. T. is uuqucsiiunaby better Tor me p"'tS
and Tor the success Of the National ticket ~ u
November, however, that the staio uhs In Nciccted
the uary would have felt such confidence III an easy
victory next month that there W0uu ise % ,e ~ many,
danger of a lukcWaImucss taking possession OF i'nl
and inc result would consequently have bech hoiS
douhf fan Il w m bc under the enthusiasm that itcI-
Obtain money the Legitimate purposes OF ili1 & o
paign easier 10 induce speakers To come ou i'u i '
rv nnsslp ort for the success of the ticket, easier
to secure full Republican vote than u Woun nav -
with tbe election OF Harrison IN Indiana. Every thot
will he made hy party to secure the election OF
Ti Confidence is felt ny leading Republicans generally.
and lnrrasc, their faith in Republican victory III tue
STATE Of Sew-Yors.
j. r. Lydecker yesterday gave tie following eXpr's-
sion Of his views the Indiana campaign to Tribune
reporter:
Tue ,n in Indiana Of four Congressman was better
indication OF the way the state would vote ~ No,ehota
than that furnished by the election OF noNeHu' U % s
reason that the Presidential electors arr ch%s " "s
trlcs In he samr manner as ConGrcs5uen lh,ti"lc
thE tI, II a ,,,vcn Cnusrcssuna dis, rct should elect
a R"nnbiln rspr,-e NATIVE II would be safe To assume
that fic same district would send aktpupi'di W VI,
Electoral College The election If Gov Hayes Goes h"t
derpud uon mi, carrying Ncw-YOrs state. GIVE lhe
Democrats the " solid SOUTH NcW-loIk' :. ~
and S Jersey and still there are enough states lett 10
elect Gov HAYES. Among those which are sure l"r Gov
n'i i @ ,,'";, StiI he'll We Ncw-York will elect
both Eepub lean Governor and Republican electors,
and Thus enable the party To cdllJ Inc da) b @l
maiorify Lam nurn encouraged 10, thc result OF ihc
October ccc lions. since there is not TIE least DOUBT apo
a Republican majority In Indiana 10 November
Gen II. \. snalcy of Connecticut made the following
statcmtn; to a TRIBUNE reporter last evening;
The returns from Indiana have made the Democrats
NOR" coniicnt of carrying h.t state in November than
they were hopeful of success l the Siao tl,c'l"u'
Grt Of sentiment shows tnlt the STATE is Democratic
Duriue thc last election We bad everything 10 coichd
with. owing 20 the Federal patronage 81 te S'alt lc
Ea,,ttc1t,s were able To pour in an immJsc quantity
Indianapolis Vas substantially proved b' the lct lua
il has always cast a larger vote in proportion to its
Senator w. II. Btruum and many others o Tue N"'l"h'l
Deurrttic committee. that Vciy h,tc fraud Las been
urre,ritci hy the whites m the state hut mat the
fraudulent voting principally done uy negro T. ~
+, ONO ann aware tlut De- has poicj sd onS krpuhli-
r,n g,e and mon IA tie Democrats dome claim OAiO M
November tn.nk it is worth lighting Tor.
: f. Donayin of Columbus Ol.o, VINO has just arrived
fIom tue Democratic State Headquarters, was at the
Everett House yesterday. lie said:
The OhO Democrat. ought bigger fight than the IN
diana mcI. think thry nave rr'''d TO .h' ,"1nus t
that Gov Haycs- sucHled prestige dmobut, tn Huthhf
I'm h.s own S,r. Idr Deuoc.dtS do not despair o. VIM
nnE n Noyc:ubef' ana ~ 500" q, u,'t W. - I,''n "'
Nc.u--i.}, Democrats from al parts oi the ~lc H'h
dispatch. tu tOlumhus. slyus thit i'| had l''lH''
t.c h-ht a"d should "'h a. u'i hih "'oi'' i'lD In ''
pe..uc. yoir gwen tp the l. punlctu,. lhri" was
au increase uf German Republican o'r' ia 'h,hi ,'i'
rI . httrf class ot t.r tlt,cdud G.rnin7 voted Tor
Bell. DrlHtg...c, WIc tIc German rtluuh-Ar'Nt'" "H"
Tni, vIu be oi inrrr-, 10 Ma. Barnes 10 ll-c from
the lcutl.mau'~ spt,cI, tHr Su age of tue tltcHud
cltfs 60 tIr u. publican party. uidN thds tN-'. man
VINO yo.cI ior Bel. vii vote iof Id.n.