The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

Dcmocratsc Unisy On the City Ticket
Assured.
GRAND RALLY FOR BAYcocK-THE cffY TICKET
roBe MADE on MoSDAY-KeLLYE EARNESTLY
PoR THE ricKET--A GENERAL ADVANCE TO
BE MADE ALoSG rue WHOLE HANCOCK LINE.
Is,ee,aI 10 The pblladeIpbIs Tlmes.I

Especial TO the Pbiiadeipbia llmes'i
NEW YonK, October l6.-Therc has been
some nervousness among the Democrats
outside Of the movements OF the leaders
about the purpose of John Kelly to prevent
union between the Tammany and Irving
wings ON municipal ticket. aud the appre..
tensions have given rise TO all manner OF
absurd rumors about Kelly selling out TO
Arthur to give the State to Garfield.
KELLY FIRM FOR HANCOCK.
All such charges in regard 10 Kelly are ut
terly ,nfounded. He gave the most posi-
tive contradiction to IL himself, and bis
friends have resented II rs an atroeious
SANDER on their Tammauy leader. ke'ly
gave the emphatic assurance 10 your CORE
spoudept tonight that the municipal ticker
would be tremendously adjusted on Mon
day. and that both sides would then rival
each other in their efforts TO carry the state
and other needed States for Hancock.
AN ADDRESS TO CONE TUESDAY.
II is now confidently expected that Tho
municipal ticket will be satisfactorily set
tied Oh Monday, and an address viii then
be Issued to the country by the united lead,
ers that will electrIiy the Democracy and
make their hattie for Hancock one OF unex'
ampled enthusiasm, energy, aud determine
ton TO win.
KELLY CLAIMS NEW YORK AS CERTAIN.
Kelly saws that New York is certain to
east her electoral vote for Hancock, aud al
the Democratic leaders are entirely conf
dent OF victory in the State II the campaign
can be started with a thoroughly united
Democracy on Monday. They understand
that the battle will be one Of the most des'
perate we have ever witnessed, but 1t Is
certain thai Kelly means the election oil
Hancock, and that he does not doubt the
success OF the Democrats i'll his State.
ARALLY ALONG THE HANCOCK LINE.
Simultaneous with the rally IN New York
there will be general rally along the whole
Hancock line in New Hampshire, Maine,
Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Colorado, Me-
yada, and California. and there is great con-
fjdence felt at Democratic headquarters TO-
night that Hancock can be elected with
twenty electoral votes to spare. The reports
from Indiana are Unexpectedly encouraging
10 the Democrats. and the Pacific States arc
regarded as more than likely TO he solid for
Hancock, with the exception OF Oregon.
THE NEW JERSEY BATTLE.
The contest in New Jersey will begin by
the middle of next week, and strong re-
action in favor OF Hancock is positively
claimed. The alarm about the sacrifice OF
the tariff TO party interests is growing, ana
the more dispassionate ProtectionlSts be-
lieve that the only safety for their cause is
In keeping il out OF the present party strlie,
and trusting 10 the friendly efforts OF tarlil
men on both sides under the Eaton bill.
Reports from tue most active manulac'
turing centres i'm New Jersey leave no doubt
that the foolish business scare VIII react
powerfully within The next two weeks.
PENNSYLVANIA TO BE CONTESTED.
Unpromlsing Us 1t may seem, am as
sured that there will be a general and earn
est rally OF the Hancock forces In Pennsyl-
yapia. He is known to be considerably
stronger than bis party in his native State,
and they mean 10 contest il at every step to
save congressman and employ Republican
money aud visiting statesmen at home.
You NAV depend upon 1t that the struggle
in PENNSYLVANIA will wear very different
aspect from what it does now q week hence
THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Maine, Connecticut, ana New Hampshire
will all be desperately disputed within the
next two weeks, and New Hampshire is re-
garded as the most likely OF the three to
vote for Hancock, while the other two viii
be contested with the determination to win
them. Jones is a host in New Hampshire,
and his election as Governor is not i'm
probable, while Hancock is regarded
stronger than the State ticket. Both sides
seem afraid OF Maine and Connecticut, and
the party that carries them, or either OF
them, will earn the victory before enjoy
ing it.
THE REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT.
The Republicans are confident OF Gar
feld's election, but they confess tonight
that the race will be desperate and close
one. They admit that as soon as the Demo
Gratis rally the South will be solicited fol
Hancock, and that they must carry New
York TO succeed. IL is noticeable tonight
that the certainty OF entire unity between
Irving and Tammany on Monday has
greatly sobercd the leaders at Jewels
headquarters, but they count on the lndl'
ana tide to float them through, and still
claim a solid electoral vote in The North FOL
Garfield.