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h scd f"vGF iete Of wqfs fssso sons ws soc?@sls II @
trettars III ,,.tson. itirpnt applaus'l, MT
wft''sta1Hling tho statement "f tte llM,ssr
.vcr uD,nlnntrt for t;nserlior a,!t! that lnrlrr
xr,s the ws,rst. tho fntt,le Of lfiia"n !@N
ynnpnvttp!, anil trtnnl'liant!y ,;;lert!si ttlo
hweakrf" H. Agpss ins t!1s s'Ge.'Gin; ;aici
ei"tIUns Victory. mid siioulA nerve tho
'I'assfi u rs;'ewe'i Efforts Il 'DH m liz 'S tcsssis =
freeslan. II snnfl.l currency. ntMl cnntiliftst!
With telling l,I,.ws 1t ti!e l'rnsr,'cy. ainl tne
:Iowtl went wild nyer his Hcatl!ing nlWl sar-
:n;!is rey!sw @ o g nsric slns!plS;;;; S;;orox
% ser aftsr M y elssr f fcnt 1T '9e air e'!l tlS rsee
tim accorded lIl,n WINS Indeed rooyal otle.,
Mr.. Mills WIS In mig .f li!s l!nt'ptess ''lntals,
am. altGas!, ls Saltl ntt !f;ts i was I" ',, te
tHt p,st "S w ' w'' 1nT ,as f't,'a by synr y
from tl1o Joy will wllcl, they received tl,e
Mews from 1ilsllaMn md OtIio, tt!s |e9pin 81
thes staSS avnE 1Ga S teIG theIr IIps"ly M
termii',tiol, Ia "a .stasui ty !ae l@rty tint
Ind not only saye.l, hut ,n'e.s:Mera.-
,; ; tho s eG,H',sy ';y uni, 'n''ss tixas r',ki 'rmii
@ WIS h::r @ q t5s' ;;a%is! III. . M IS, sc!!;%%I ;'!
l,ousr l,n. md wolll ttgill co1l.lur the Slins-
En I|rnmen'ln,.s @ alElaasc: rle ,,, xlctn, TO-
Republican party Ind r;slcelllcd ttself; nMl
Tint john .ShcrEiai''s pulley WIS eontl uns.
Il siguittel that the heart uf tt1 leupte In
Ereut emergencies Is always III! tic stte nf
1Ht Ii1to. HppGsS , i, JIG ses s' t i H't IT 'le 'e
cnlllng election tint Il corresponding ecl,n
If Victory sl,uuld rench tl,eir. taretllrea
IL 1n.lIala nn Ohm, to tile end that lltpu!,-
lican principles mlEht continue 10 trlnnIl!
until 1',alcp, ll,iet. mid centGl,tlMGnt s..nnl1
reign throughout thu length n'la breadtl' OF
thu land.
Mr, Mills concluded his cloaMcnt speccll
ami'lst ar outt''lrst IT applause which con"
t(ttlltu for yUlnH minutes.
slfolsr ADDRESSES
were also n,ade BY i. :. Williamson, cnn!li-
datr fur Jn,lgu; L. y. Albright, and .ln|,,,
WSeilI, candidates tor Cn,l,ty Cn,l'-
M,tssluNsss; g. Il. Matsan, ea,M|'ltlotc is tnr
Sheriff.; 4. j.. blackwell, candidate
fur tic Leg1sinture: Col. ". S. Scrtl,llrr. W.
II. Underwood, md ex-senator tnnl'hnii.
Tle rrt,wtl renintNet t!urin. the cmttrc ey;ri.-
ing, tliu speecli.'naking. l'rtig diversified by
1nsislc from innumrruhtu hrass balNls anil
cheering companies uf tho marching clubs.
, 1880-10-15
TOLEDO.


Special Disp,tch tu TIE thtearn Trtbane.
ToLEno, O., Oct '1i.-Tnllowiltg IS tlc
reorganization of the yntc or I.icus County
frDn, thu ui1lclnf count nn,le this evening:
Secretary Ut State, Clas. Townsend, lscpub.
lfcnil. G,GJ9; VIM. Lang. Democrat, 0.1Si;
'rownsenl's majority. 47S. Supreme Judge,
q. V. Mc1tyaiie, lsepubIicalf, H,s.1; II. ID.
Fo!lett, Democrat, o 5oId; 2tcIlyatnes lnntority,
S10 Clcrls Of tlle Stprptne Court. ID. Crowcll,
Republican, 0,SS.; II. j. Fnnning, Democrat,
5,015; Crowell's minority, Ss7; School Conl-
missioner, u. +. Dc,Wolf, Republican, f,tUl;
jority, ai'; I,uard 0f. Public Works, $. II.
lIosn.er,, Republican,, USli; ". j. jack
SON. Democrat, h,Vl; llosuler'S major1ty,
$50; Common ,,l'feps Judge, long term,
Z. W. Witkhntn. Republican, T,h2,1; Jay
Patrick. Democrat, 5,07l: Wickl,n,n's nls,-
jnrity, i,h3a: short te,1n, j. MacKcy, Krpul-
liean, d,75i; q. l1ar4,An, Democrat, G;1:>.;
a[ackcy's 'najority, "; lizard Of i;s,uaitz.-
ilott. Il. +. joilcs, Republican, 6.s43; q. B.
Nnu'say, Democrat, .B,u57; Jnnts' majority,
1S'; Representative q In Congress, j.
NJ. ilitc!tIe, Republican, G,sl5; i. II.
1lurd. Democrat, U,tbl: Iltcl,ie's minority.
tut: county tecnrslor, W. W. Alcern, lle-
publican, U,i5'; G. IL. klrsch'cr, Democrat,
u,l57; Alcorll's majority, :ao3; County CON-
missioner, j. Mcdonald, Republican, H,!ae};
.]1,in Ryan, D2mucnit, h,a5l: Mcpnnnltl's
majority, $50; Surveyor, SsIltlucl 1}emcl,t,
Republican, Gri,; Grnrgu Mctssicr, Jr.,
Democrat. n0's; Delucnt's majority, c,9j; 1n-
Urinary Director, +. Hamilton. Republicans,
t.sUI; T.; 1ilmall, Dt,nocrat, 5,7Q5; llamll-
TOMS majority, l.lQl,
, 1880-10-15
NEW YORK STATE.

Suteta! Uiswtteh ~ IHss ChieHpo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, j. e.. Oct. ti.-Si!as u.
butcher, Ut Ncw York, n most excellent
Judge OF politics in tint Statc, sa.s to friend
yesterday TINT It WIS his firm, l'e1nf that
Garlicltl would lavc n vote Of bo.bc0 majority
III TINT State. Representative Crowley, Of
the Nfagara District, who l'as just returned
fronl Il tour Ut tic northern, western,
md central counties Of New York,
brought will, lin calyass based OH
tho psol,abie Democratic SUCCESS III Ind1-
aim by Il small mnIorlty. Ills cu,lyass
shaved II Republican minority Of So.oo0 In
New York Stnto outst.le Of tho city, arnI liz
believed they would como down to Kings
Brt.1ge with TINT excess to mcct tho Dcl'so-
rrnttc majority from Kings and Nnw York
Counties. whatever It might l,e. Now, llu
says, THO moral effect III. llltln1ln will it,
rrcusn TINT Ssnta'a majority @UtkN, md Tho
Republicans will sl,ow lNl,0O nn]oiity frnnl
!lurlen River n,it through tho State, Other
Republican, calyassers Refused to yield N oro
tlan tD.n.D majority to tho Democrats IN
Nnw York City ALllI StAtGl nllG Long lsI4Mus.
, 1880-10-15

stTchgu1ehctt ny tilo H'spatchcs lece's"' ~
tug sallo t!ihe by soma ol MS Het1p'lenh
feliow.'rase!crs, ~ t!soS placed lo'1et
hajortty ~ AVN! 10 ''ie"'' III tno
utmost confidence. ho"cscr' larn"al ~"
tint '1e Ncialbt'eal's "oul.l t!o Wett '.o. !"
crow uh''l iliey "cfc ont III the "ooaS' ''"s
11aficoeR WIS ,...-..,-..
sFhnSNEh IN ispf.tS!N THAN 1.AS'E'ss VAS
anu thht no ti'artiu'h) Wo'ltl sll"" '"e''.
tr'cR or two tliat ulcv aht hot HIeanl ot NJ
infe the Nnscn'ber eleel'o''s sho''!t pass
I'le hett''l'rn'' managers VIII "n'eh H!r
Tits trlck. ny ti'ey slnsc been wa'en'1'e lor
30 n!a'ty otiefs' WITH rc''e"e'l vleA'se'
lhe 'Mtea1s ., iMsnum nre ssil""s,y nH"a.s,
pit " IS "n"h'1nl Waet'et t'leS NV
Mareete" , 10 a',y sicclhc pun ~ npss"tsons.
ho suRgestui iem"'". VI hNk,'S.' i.n1' i.t.,'
tlo t"Ke't s;'n ~ ~ eohsnt''cu ~ ,tRn ,t
uuttcls: ."t ',na"'s W. .,.!'t :" ...,, m." 1 ,,na
nuh ae'e1'e. a"t. sexefe'y IN l'ar' II ~ ,n,' ,ns
nen"!'.Hvl l.naiIs. ~ p!'sNc' y - '.t2 '
mas'tt.' "lelnet t.o i'et'1'N1a.s ""'..' !. .ts''
srn "n u"mrte"el.s.. XIV ,s., '."'ea' !. 70 ~"
aclnoI'en t''sI. III ,.Ns. NV l4"s's,.' . n',s "ns
,".o ,.' ~ tne wv" l"ih rn''n .'n1. u'n'.M ,'s
~, ,m",r s''o n'.te'u'e' aton' t''o 'acNe'1 u".
lna.t "as 'lot Leno's. ~, al". ,lu Iiop,sa,"',' =,
R1n.'s uJMfE,' 'a'e ai'l'! "uea p."pose" '; =;
".''..h , H. ~ ''"t snPp'se'' In! y t,,'... "'
, & >" ',u ,s.,.. .,,.., ,";..",
~ ',,u tn .,.',,.. .u . ,..' ue.au "s", s..I
.ao l,e'""s.. '.asn s'" ,n, ~ n"'u I's' ,,
,..,''',, ..u 10y .t1, IT,. !,
.'n.n , H. .""t ''.,,t ,t,, .t.,t ;,a.
s"',,". ...' ~ vi. ] 'vs '''''t '''' 4''
''''''''o ''.nn. .it.. ',,....s..'n y. '"nhe'"H' -
=. ,.,, -. -, t's.a na w., n., aa '"a ,1,t j.,
, 1880-10-15


CINCINNATI, O., Oct. ll.-Followlng are
tic unofficial mulorittes of Congressman III
Ohtl,, rs fur rs obtained.
First Distttct-lIutterwortll, Republican,
l,Ha,.
Second DIstrict--foung, Republican, t,Oo7.
Tl,tr4t Dlstrict-Atoruy, Republican. 0ll.
Fourtl Dtstrlct-Schi i.i.z, Republican, ITO.
Sixth District --lsltcllo {Repul!lcnu}, Gal.
Eighth DlAtrict- -keIferfRcpuhltean) 5,1hO.
Niatll Dlstrlct-lloblnsol (lscpubllcan),
1,loo.
Te.'tt Dlstrict-1llce {llepAbiiean), 1,3s7.
Eleventh Olstrict-Nealtf tfiepul'lica1,) 2,:KN.
Thirteenth Dlstrlct--Athertun {nuuocrut},
a,1W.
Fifteenth Dlstrlct-Dawcs (llopublIcan),
!ii..
Twentieth District, Townsend {lscpub-
lican), h,.t.
: CJ.EvEI.ASD, O., Oct. 1i.-Tnwnscnd's
official majority for Congress til tl,is (.Twen-
tieth) district Ia h,:ss1.
Townsend for Secretary Of Stato III this
tCuyalogn) county IL 4,0al; Mc1lya1us for
Supreme Judge. 5,uY.
, 1880-10-15

Special n1uateh to The Chicago Tribune,
TEl.tsE HATTIE. Ind, Ort. l4.-1'ortcr car
rtrs VlgO County over Lasltlers bya nInjnrlty
af ~. Pierce, Republican caIhtlat1 fur
Cangress. tlefcuts llanna, Democrat; by a.lG0
votes. Thu counties which laaku ~ tho dts.
tttct gaye Democratic ,npjorlty of lS} IN
ts1s. Copser, tic National candidate. dbl
lI"t doyelop my strength. vlgo County, tho
stronghold Ut tho party, EtlyO llinl 0l,Iy S45
Sntcs. Tho tnttrD Republican county ticket
IL elt:ch4l. III la11 tho Democracy elected
their county ticket By u minority of l4s. 1t
IL II noticeable fact ll,ut, In nil towns where
Young Nrn'a llopubllcan Clubs existed, Tho
Republicans e'lnel largeIy. Thu liepubllc-
M gal1 IN this county Ii 5DO.
! MEMltE1s Or TIE l.EGlHI.ATullt; FOIerY
NILES FllDM ANY TEI.EtiltA1.It STATION,
Sixttt D|s...ttA tu Tho Gh&essu Tribune,
0tSSEIlT,x. Ind, Urt. 1t, yth Uoonyile,
1nd., uet. lA.-Aly maturity Is 10.
]. i. SuLrxEl.
MANtnS COUNTY.
Hpxetn 1Nsnteh u Iaa Chicago 1rEtune
1SblASApul.Is, 1sltl., utt. li.-1l.u otl.cial
pliirllillrs Ut thu Stats ticket tn this county
{A[ari0n) arc rs follows: l1rtas, !, lbs; lIn,,.
lla Ltentn1lailt-t ;o,er|'or, ?lua; Elliott, Su-
pse,np Court JltlGa aGll; Wnotl, Superior
Court Judge, a,9sA9: llawl,, SaeNtary0f State,
2,.lO; Wulfe, Auditor Ut StAtr, .a,:4s!l; Hill,
Trcasulur of State, a,.}l; baldwin, Attor-
rcyGelrG,.l, aa,:ass; hul Ut the atllcr olccrs
tho Iowpst ll,rality waa 2.!ki T'lIu t;rcel,-
back v.Ite Ill tho Slnte ticket WIS ai}, al>d far
Do In slatyr l,7l5. psellc's plurality ln thls
county ls3,l.d
, 1880-10-15

claims 10 n cjen,1 awcn,,. 'tllc result IL
that tho Democracy arc far moro
crcs.tallcn n,ul tles1uutlcut tl.at, they wcro
yesterday. As n consequence, The managers
ntu1 smaller lra,trr3 r,,s,,rt la il,v lust rcturt
pf II yumHIss,rl wltlEcul uplu,,cnt, n,H]
charge tint thu election WINS carried l,y
,nuury, n.u tint fra,tds wcro pprpctrate,l
both In IuJtoust md U,lto,
t1tAtf.MAy l.Anyr,f.
win rcacl,cd here IRON, In,l|nnu,,o1Is nj n iato
hnur lost ntrht, wns o,tr uf lin mnst con.
s,,icno,,a MD blatant rro,nulnator. Of thu
rorru,t}on c1,arvrs. 'rhu iirss t,nnu ,o dill
thts morning wns 10 cnIt tor,.tl,er tic
numbers OF thu Democratic National
1;xrculiye Committee. 'rbrrc wcro nrcs-
n,,t 1,,.t,tno {,1,n,rmo,, 1tnr,,r,n 1tnvara
NV. nv "e''e' ,,o''s'.',.'.. "' n.'.,,t ' -
Scolts ~ lcnbsSt'hllMi -o"ni'css "
Vermont, Hewitt, nf New York; 1.anlar, Of
Mfssfssfpli; nnd Cleselnt1l, nf New Jersey.
Tie PRINCIPAL t,oints t,ppn which thu cD,ls,il-
inf;nm nf ,hns,, ,rr,,, ,,,, tt,trh,l ,vcr,, N,,v
.tnren,. f,n,,,,ncitnnt n,nl Nnu, y,ra. ami fhn
st"r" nccess;tv If rarrynr M 1 ant n n 81 cam,,mtmn
lI'1i TINT VIII i'ron'se a!Ie'!i su'tla return i"r
tho capital invested. Mr. lsartilth 1ntlthAtGu
that tho Committee. tioronghiy alarmed Mt
w. WI, ""'lH "',e '"he1' ~ t""'a''' ""''u
~ u1lce tako Steps ao0kt1iK To the SECURING oi
r1ol''',A 49,. a.. a.
"s"'s'at '"ss' "'l "e'''n1 l'''s .ao ''... a
!'locr'cy aro now. n'orc t'1ail .I EYER
ts ~, >".I nt.,';ss,,,. t,,n. ~; ,n,,,,
IN ntl1'ilsSlon tlHt nut "l'lS
shows 1 ale readiness s Of t'e purity to l''nMs. ,
~ Sr",,ts Int ,so t,,o r,n, s,'nt .;,ar" T. i,t
o. iranas' otat M'So tlle lnet thal tnslo II nul
Nnvn",nr NV ] IL iaxn" % Mnuv f. % nis,, % In In ,n,srd m
soae'ei 'Ss.. s s T., - i.a, "su ~ W. '''n 'rn,
main onntr tt,,,y nj f}r r,nnftu,r nj Damn.
, 1880-10-15

Special nispateh to Tbs Chltaeo Tribune.
WAsr1tSuroS, j., G., Oct. 14.-.rhe lust for
lori, llope for the Democracy Is outlined by
tho Washington Past this morning, w!ie'!
two weeks ago stated that, II tlla Republicans
carried I1ldin1lu, tue election of t;nrtrld
WIS settled. Tho Post says that the
tariff Issue Is now 10 bo carrlcd
into every city, ,nlld township, and
tl,at, while 1t vii! result III making New
Jersey, Connecticut, R,ll all the New En'
glanl States certainly Republican. tho Dr'l'
Ucrats nlay i,ayo sullo llup0 Ut carrylng Nis~
cansin, Illinois, and Now York. 1fr. Wall
nco and Mr.. Randall, and other Protectlonist
Democrats to not seem to l.aya Deem coil.
s'lltetl before this psonuncIatneuto was IS
sued,
rosTMksrEn.oENERAr. MAy-NAnn
LETT lust night to tnRo part IN the Tennessee
campaign. ilu expressed tho opinion tlat
tl,e election Ut Garfield WINS settled, but said
thu Republicans should relax 10 effort. llc
thought 1t wDuld now bo wtse for tho Itepnb-
lrals to direct their energies to securing tha
control Of the House Of Representatives.
SOUTH CAROLINA nEat0cJttTa
aro a!armctl at tho situation. and tha
Charleston NCles nMu Courier, In M edlt0*
rial urging tho DDmocrAtsto renewed exer-
tlUn to prevent coalition between tho
urecn,ackers md Republicans In some
Ut tho counties, l,as th!a to say
Ut tho colurea voters: "Eyery colored
llan who IL nut n veteran Democrat or IL ,lot
consorte.l by ilulstIun! elTutt, will yoto OIL
eh.ctloll-tlay Mny ballDt tho leaticrs Rlye hIm.
Thu colure4 people. caro- little who OF
what tho candidates ,ara, 80 they are not
Democrats. Tho Gyconback candidates fot
State officers will get some Ucsnocrnttc votes
WIth tl,r.u couIpleto tickets iii tile field
Democratic, Ilastlcal, and Oreenback-botll
tho Stata Government ami Electoral vote Ot
Suu.I1 Carolina can bo wreste4 from tue
DeMoeraey,H
.. DEN DUTLElk
Tho Evening Stur i,as tue following:
":tie1'. u. +. butler Is In tho city. Yesterday
nfterIl0un Ao dropped Into the Supreme
| Court ronm Of tho District, anu was thus
greeted by Chief Justice Cartier: "Sit tlJwn,
tiennral; want 10 talk With you. 'Nee1l out
| In Ohio. haven't sou t;pneraly"
"Yes," wus the grlltg response.
l,ucn lnaklng speeches III Ohio, tayen's
| yoA2' "
"fes." again was tho sutly reIoindcr.
"Dia you SEQ any .Gteenback purity out
the r., t;enerul~ ~
| To thls 10 reply was made by the
, 1880-10-15


Special D,pnteh to III Chicago Tribune.
MICHIGAN CRY, lltl, Oct. 1I.-'fho fol-
lowing Is MI exact copy ut u letter written
to Gen. llamc0ct III NIL sincerity by Harvey,
It. Iiarrls. Chairman ut the Greenbaek l.n-
porte County Ccntrul Committee. 1t will
explain tiselt:'
AttJ.-Gen. U. s. lianeock-I1oSonEn RIn: y
KIcut crisis hns nrrlyGl III tho pattlt.al history
IT our uauntry. Tho tlufclt Of the DetilucrNttu
purity ln Ohio nnl Indiana OH 'rH1stlNy.. lAat
llGllits u 6slltd Nurth and Il H0llt South. WASH
t9tnn In Ills furuwu,i ns.rtss wnrlItHl Us nKatnst
tho tnuycr uf 0no sectluil boIn4 ss,lilIy nrinyeu
a9,.l,st u',otl.or.> ! kn.ns yaii % 10 4 true
encritlce your ltfo. II neesl bt% oll It's altar.
Nnw, sir. ~Ict m8 Ask yu!l to tnku u
rltrEnt's yiuw uf tue situation anl writo
your unsu0 still Aeeprr In tho lcarts Of
Fulr c0Itl.trynIun n1d brighter Oal tho pAXo Ut
Its history. cItil kuu but 0llo Gtllrso to pursue
!" save s.ur lAu.t. fran Kruat prrtl anl @ bury
Encts0nnt stritv: Lot tho IianeaeN NUT English
Electors he wllhlrnwh MIA lot tE,9 Weaver anI
ElAnnC0rS ticket tNkO its pl4ee. hGii1yu. sir, 1t
Would prrY prnco, hHiie, fraternity. uni! tho
blessings 1t u luton oncS loro. AZ II liver V
ask ysu ealidiJly @ consider tho nroMsition,
nn1. II .lceIlrA Il practical astlnln ut tIur lrea-
eNt perus Ett,stiun, bcbtuFe yOil will llut hcal-
tute 70 uct. 1uurs, with Hrt1lt respect.
AAHyEY Il. !lAN1ta
, 1880-10-15

Iicana this ovrning stlnws but 1000 s!Ii!er-
ence between tho two Committees IN eighty
seven ont Of tho c!sh.y-cIeht counties, which
shows Il gain Of 1,b1' aver tint If Fnstcr III
1919. wllci, ,nak,s fuw,seuI's majority
1881. Ttlc laIasro uf thu ticket will bu
fn1ly 1900 greater. clcc'fng tn Ticket
ly plurality of over oo,U0. Thu
Democrats n,aalo n quiet war NJ,
1'nw,,scnd a,,'ong ttia brewers atul lfqnnr-
dcu1ers In tho :ctty, on account of Ills pro-
nul1nccd temperance principles. at tho
Democratic headquarters preparations nro
lntng tHntEn fur II continuation Vt tic ser,lg-
gtr. nItpngll tl,qfa IL ITO fntrl,:!H, Of having
rs many large n'rcttngs as brforc tie receut
election. 1Fllr managers, however, talk with
the utmost confidence of their ability 10 car-
~ both Ohio a1lll IEsf1am for Hancock.
uot. fosr1:R
status That Gen. Garfield Will surely carry IT.
d'nna nlll t,hlo by arRr aIortsrs. o,'c reaso,,
Army If The Cumberland. ailtl another that
the course ta'sn by tho Dru,oernts In casting
upon ten. Garfield .u,lleartlof ratnnInita
Ind so stirred up The so Of thu members of
The Can,p,cfftc Church NJ t0 render tho III.
tr. body Ut fully 1.CU0 voters substantially
sulEtl for Ills support.
SENATOR T1lrlMAN
fs very cautious ay to what he snys for pNl'-
lcut1utl, s,nt a1slung hIs personal frlrltfs 1te
spcAks plainly. McctIn, ullu 0f Ills netgll-
lors yesterday, tic discussion Of tho eleC-
tui cA.lin up, wllen ILLS friend rell-
turcl t0 relnark that, notwithstanding
tho defeat IN UiiD aMl in'ama, l1nncuels
would !,e elected, to wl,icl, thu Ohio statrs-
man replied. In IN mir Of utter disgust,
"ilump,l Thu question Of tic Presidency
was decided yesterday. Everything l,As golie
, 1880-10-15

. tPetfGt DApAtCis ~ 1H< LfHSH1u AF&ut&H*s
WAsuES0roS. u. G., Oct. l4.-A gentleman
Just arrived from Florida suys that tho Re-
pnbcans ,.re certain Of one Congressman
there Gtld lIaye goutl Gllalice for n seeulltl,
nntt that, with etIlcicmt MD fro.n tho NORTH,
tho Stntc could be carried for tho Republic
al,s. The Uenocrntir lentlers. so fnr rs they
hnye my plans, say that 1t will bc the pltr-
pose Of tho Democracy low to enlcnyOr to
carry Connecticut, New Jersey, md New
rnrk, IL 1ntlfain IS hopeless. The lsepub-
licnns aru mt content will, tho clatm that the
elections If Tuesday will mike 1t certain Tint
Republican President will be seatetl. They
Insist, atsu, tint the doom Of tho Democratic
party Is sounded III the House OF Represents
tIyes, and soon will 10 sounded iii the
Scsnte. The figures SEEM to Justify t1is
claim. Il gain Of ono C0llgrcsslnan Ill Ore
gon, o,te 1T Indiana, nnh six IN Ohio makes
total Ut eight. II the Republicans shall
be found to have electe,l eight congressman
III ihdinl,,, as Is probable, the total gain will
be llllu. 1t tic 1Htlkai,a scure rises to .llire,
the total gai1l will be tell T
THE rI.I:sENT l1nust; OF REPRESENTATIVES,
IL divided ns follows: Republicans, $50;
Democrats, 14o; Republican Nationals, Il;
Democratic Nationals, Z; Nationals, ..
The whole number Is .tsI The Republican
nmt Denneratfc Nationals Will usually
act, upon National Issues, with the parties
with "liicl, they nru alreatty somewhat nilll-
iatcd. Rpclnsslfytilg tlen III tllfs why. tho
present House stants: Republicans, hi;
Democrats, l50; Nationals, 2. Il majority 1T
| tho 1fnuso Is 1T votes. Tho Republicans
| w0lltt need, therefore, tn guim twelve votes
| to get control. They have alrcatly Il sure
t:a1n of eight. If the galn proves to 10 nlnc
| tll0y will be only tltreu yntes away fran Il
majority, supposlng tint tho Nclnb-
lican Nationals wnul.t always act with
| tlsent. hut tho Republican party s'oes
nnt whit a!ty uncertain support. Put
tho five Republican Nationals out Ut constl-
erutloh antl tl!o Republicans lsaye now l:}0
members. Tl,oy need seventeen to ,ilnkG Il
mnJ0r1ty. Elections IN five Statcs have given
tlcm eight, or one-l,alf tho number, md per-
hnps nine. but ut tho worst, md COUNTING NIL
Republican Nationals nt;unst them. the Re-
publican pnrty fs now only ntno vt,tes away
from majority 1T thu lInnso of Rcpspsenta-
tlyes, with thlyty-tlree Stnte3 to liear from.
| SENATE.
Tho prospects tint tic Republicans maY
gafll control of tic Scllata nro nlao very ell
| cnnnglng. At present tho Republicans i,nyo
thirty-threr lnpmberH tho Democrats forty
two, untl tho Independent purty-fnlsely 50
chilled, David Davis Ut 1lltnnls-ono vote.
rherC Aro vacancies to occur nftGr Atnrcll
Which will resll.co tho Democratic member
SLIP to twcnty.cigllt md tho llcmbliculls to
twenty-five. Fr0m tho Legislatures wliEcl,
hay0 alrenly been elected. atd whicl, now
! seem nre certain l0 ho elected, it scclMs
probuble TINT tllo Republicans on tho
It'll, OF alnrch Will haya tlIrty-cfght
yotes md tho Democrats thirty-eigllt ynlcs,
mixing I'LL exact tic, and TINT tho Republican
4Htt,
, 1880-10-15
.E11iTlt.


NEw YonK, Oct. lt.-Thc following dis.
patch wis received this morning Mt tic M.
tinnll Republican headquarters, this city:
AunuSrA. Mr., o Il. ta.-The HIM. liarshuilJtss
Malip IL feeling tho Gtfcct OF ycsterdnya ret,lrlI
u,ld will fully ru1eem hurselt In Nnyonibor.
!. g. BM1Tu,
sccretnry Of stato luntmittcc.
DEMOCRATIC lIAl,.ASHUi:.
AUGUSTA, Ga.. Oct. 14.-rlse Chronicle md
ConatuHtlonaltxt tomorrow morning cola-
1nef,ts rs fol!nws upon the Western e]ectlaMs:
''rhe anticipated depression llus c1nle, but It
should not Inst. The State WI counted upon
llns for II moment been wrrllchch away, Eat
we cnM win without Il. The defeat Is palt.
ful, but IT eur be redeemed Thu great cnIl.
test fur co1,stttut!ona![s,n agat1st ceiltralsm
Is yet to bo fought, and |. will be won, too, Il
tho Democrats layo pluck md manhood 10
tlcserYe Success, 1t is lawful tn learn froN
MI enemy, anil, If we but demonstrate hut
the energy and skill shown By the nepubl!c-
ms when Alnfne WAS lost, the SIN Ut tho ID
Of November will shine upon al Austcrlisz
field and the allies of Grant, Garfield. aill
Conkltng in full fetseat."
, 1880-10-15
At HEADQUARTERS.

AT HEADQUARTERS.
Special ntrHteh IN The fHffhaa Tribune.
ISnltSArDt.ia. 1utl., Ur.. 15.-lleturNs
1,Ayn heGu received frn,n all hut seven rOttn-
tIcs, which givc Mr. Porter aD, 10 .tlnJnrity.
md ar. I.nitters u $50, leaving met a1orisy
Of H,sS0. The sntssiny coun.Ecs gave II net
Democratic maturity In ls1h of t.3N', Which
will reduce Atr. l'orter's majority to 5,:s2ss,
unless tic Republicans naks gatlls which Is
hot unlikely. Tho cnutltirs to be heard fro'a
are lIaucncs, Nnhle, Perry, rlpton, Ripley.
Spencer, mil Union, alE Democratic except
Untun. 1t IL safe IL s.,y TINT AIr. pnrter's
plurality Will equal tint of GOV. Williams III
1870. i Telegram received from the
Frrr!t c0:s0l.HsslDSA1. DISTRICT
says that Alr. Treat, tic Republican ca,,dt-
date. Is elected by snll majority. although
Mr.. Wntsoll, Democrat, clniM.s Ills election
BY aboutEDo. However this may he, II Ill ,,o
Ntsc lessons tho magnitude ut tho Republic
MI victory, which cannot be cnnlprclie'uiul
Ill It's entirety Il, Il Tiny. Il State sillkcll In
Democracy until 1t WIS known MS n Delnt,-
cratic Statc fur a1sd willie IN swept
firm, end tn e,ul by the Republican t,lul
wave, which llns left barely five
Dnmocrattc congressman ilnatlng upon
the surface as relies. Tho Governor, tho
State ticket, eight or the thirteen Congress-
NM, $ttn T nft ffn}taI Cfntau
Sr"o,or MI i;a,u,,,f,.,r Src,, IL tIe v,,.tnrv
nlsd such 1t will rctnntn. Tile gatMs I'll some
ot the counties nra simply astounding. J.,
ALLEN COUNTY, ,' s~..c,,-,
1or ,,,uo,ro+,,u, i'm h,rr.r 1,orocrot,c
~ ,'4a,s, "' N... '9 .',',. = "..o ~,
stEo'tEh0H'' gives lepunfea,l gun OF 's":
Of tho Deln0crntlc c0athttrs THUS fnr llehru
from, tho following show II Republican gifn
Of 9oo ulIl inward; bartholomew, Cass, TN.
,,f,'.n: Tta,,tra,' Ta,.1.ii ,In.,s,, ,r.".',a..,
ecss, iaail's"l', ,'n s'a1i' .ut't''.' 'l''s"n'.
op', Utaee e anu ~ et t; osep. p, III .ese m
In Bourbon Dentocracy, there bus beer /,
crnts viii pnt uttrmnt IN rnl, fru,,d IL, thorn
eoantlcs. md It il i" sae,' Dc,nocraiie ratio
stfohRl1o!'!s TINT LILO principal Ealns ltayo
heen ina'te. Tho largest E.lm reported Is in
mr. rnrtrr :n7 Pulaski ,s,t rntfurxn, m,
1,,,,,ort ~. a,,I O., ~, ',,,,,,, ,,o H.. -,
Ek'"1a "4''' NIL ~ ~ "l"!i t1'h l'St. ~ tilo
ciElty.tlye counties heard from only twenty
Bkluw Democratic Eatly, NgErc cutting l,SQp
or 1css hy several Iun,jrrI finn
tho I,cuub,1enns ta,fnrI In tlla nlno pe,,,o.
cratic counties given ntWve. Tue Demo-
CRATIC Euflt In Ste1l1en If 3ft Is Wl.pljy f1,eX-
plrabie. Mr.. Porter dies not understand It,
IL, an,,a .h, ,a,t ,o,t,a,. ..o",. ,,,s s,' H.. 49,
, iae says, tlo .as1 neetan, tnefo WAY at l''l-
'e,tso i.epu,1.i ' ae'l'nnslsNihn': t, hhe eTery
bo'ly seemed tllIHd with enthusiasm. This
loss probnhly acco1.rts for judge Taylnrs
vls"1 ' .,, y ~ !u.'!''urnt t'po'. to ei"11-
I!',l "t '.'e Go"hls Cohi'"'t1co ll tlse hila oS.
plAna. Il utlu0CfnllH Httbt ut .I1l occurred
, 1880-10-15

6ptetai bhpassa 10 Ta+ ghleago Tribune,
culuAbrs, o., Oct, l4.-'rho enthusiasm
over tho election Il still ut fever heat, but
there js little clmngo III the figures tcle-
grapllet! lust hight. 4 comparison OF tho
vote between tho Democrats allu Kepub-