The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10
THE NEW YORK ELECrIOX.
a Dispatch from George Alfred Iowr
send.

a Dispatch from George Alfred Town
send.
New YORK, November 8.-The Repub.
licans claim the election Of their whole
State ticket except Soule, and on light
vote. The EFFECT on.the Presidential cleo
ton is almost chaotic.
Milton Sayler says the Democracy in
California, whence he has just come, is
thoroughly demoralized by Kearneyism,
He says the only hope now is to save New
York aud Indiana. / asked him II the
same causes weakening the Democracy in
Ohio were not prevailing in Indiana. He
said probably SO, and that made it moro
important to encourage her, as by the
nomination Of Mcdonald or English to
be Vice President. Sayler thought Bay.
ard had tho lead at this moment, but
Horatio Seymour might be very iormid-
able il he would run. Hendricks is not
spoken of, except in Kelly's papers,
The World is fairly booming for Bayard.
Republican observers think, however,
that Tilden will be their antagonist next
year, as the political managers will want
his funds all the more as their chances
grow hopeless.
Everybody agrees that Grant is tho ben
efciary OF the General Republican victo.
ry; but some OF the Blaine and Sherman
men, and even some Of the Grant men,
believe he will decline. Such declina.
ton at the present stage Of the game
would increase the general confusion.
Senator Herman says New York can be
made Democratic with good candidate.
Secretary, Evartsis here tonight looking
wise over the victory, and his organ, the
Post, intimates that Hayes was great fac.
tor in the triumph. The Stalwarts. how.
ever, are more bitter than ever on Hayes,
and denounce Mccormack or any Hayes
man taking the head Of the National
Committee.
GonklingIs is at the Filth Avenue Hotel
with his friend, Anthony, OF Rhode
Island. He looks pale and sick, but is
much courted.
1t is expected that the Republican Gov.
ernor and Legislature will legislate the
Tilden-Cooper men in this city out oi
Office, and also discipline Brooklyn.
Tom Keogh, OF North Carolina, says
Florida will go Republican by four thou.
sand votes.
Comment is made on the dcsertion oil
the Irish vote in New York, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Connecticut from the
Democracy. LuEorne county, Pennsylva.
MIA, is said to have been rGvOluliOnized in
this way several thousand votes. A deiec.
ton is also predicted in some quarters
from the Confederate statesmen.
Business men here are loud in their de.
precation OF such frequent and exhaus.
tive elections, injuring business and ex.
citing tho industrious multitude. Indeed,
the character Of comment would seem to
indicate that many Of the people are be-
ginning to consider the propriety Of some
grave changesin American domestic polity,
GATH.
New YoRx, November 1O.-The SIN this
morning publishes revised returns from
many counties in the State, which show
the following gresult: Potter (Dem. J, Lieut.
Governor, 2,93l majority; Mackin (Dem.)
Treasurer, 1902 majority; Horatio Sey
mour, Jr., CDem.), Engineer and Surveyor
$3.50 majority; Carr lRep.l, secre
tary OF State, 67S majority; Ward
Rep.,) Attorney General, 1914 majority
and WadsWorth lRep,,) Controller, 500
majority. The Sun adds that It has beer
impossible to get the exact fguaes from
, several counties, but from the oloseness Q
some Of the results 1t is plain that th
! Official canvass alone can determine VIII
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