, 1880-10-16


WESTERN UNION -ELEcRAPH LISk-
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EASTERN.
New York Papers ca the Eieesiss.
NEw YORK, Oct Ia.
The Worid SAYS No one doubts but
that Republicans have carried the Repuo-
iican State ut Ohio, although upon the
candidate who heads the ticket the Depn-
ocrats have made very considerable gains
upon th.. vote Of 1874 Indiana, however,
IS doubtful State and the c'atest always
clos. Tie result viii not apparently
vary much from 1876 II IS 10 be noted,
hawsver, that the straight Democratic
cuuutiesiare stii! to be heard from, and It
Is entirely within possibilities that these
cauaties may not only neutral;ze, but 30
far oyercome reported Republican gains
as 10 swell Laniers majority To figures
much greater than those reached by VII
liams In 1876, although Landers has an
due-tioaabIy run behind bis ticket since
he is not enough greenbscaer TO attract
any considerable following from soft
money men.
From the meagre news on the 18th the
Tribune says the Presidential campaign is
setrlvd and nothing but over-conhdenee
and impossible negligence can now pre-
vent the election If Garfield. The T.Des
makes the remark that il is tolerably OBJ
yinus that there will be ro Democratic
,idai wave this year hut if Ohio gets
very LARGE majority and Indiana . Repub-
lean plurality II IS evident that conf
,i.,uce sail inspire the New York poli,i-
cIans.
How Coniiin2 Feels.
An interesting story about Senator
Conkling Was related recently at tho head
quarters Of the Republican committee.
Il is that not long before Senator COpk
iing's speech al the Academy of Music, in
this city. the Senator and few of his
frlends-being then in Utica-were talk
(. ing over the political situation. There
WAS a general expression of dissatisfaction
about the head Of the ticket Senator
ConLlinc, it is narrated, finally said that
he partook OF this feeling and said, 81 The
fact Is, there is nothing to encourage us
with the ticket as IL stands II we could
only manage to turn the other end up
there would he some Inducement To put
forth our efforts, but as it is We have but
little To encourage us or to work for.
Large Influx OF Gold.
NEW YORK, Oct II.
Inffux OF gold to New York the past
weeE IS unprecedented.
Iacrcased Registration.
Brooklyn, Oct. a.
The first two DAYS registration show
10000 gam over the first two days III
1876.
BoSToN, Oct IA
Grant has been given reception and
collation. ana said he was clad Of the re-
suit OF the elections and that the prospect
was hopeful. -i
Congressman Nominated
Providence, Oct. IA.
The Democratic State convention nom
mated Isaac Lawrence for Congress for
the lst District.
Whai The "Sun" says.
New YORK, Oct. IA.
The Sm says that Democrats are -
greatly surprised over the result in Indi-
ana as the Republicans were in Maine,
but the probabilities now favor Garfield
but the democratic managers will derives
good lesson-and not take so mu:h fer
granted for November, they must 60 to
work and with resolution they can easily
reverse the probability.
English Denies.
l,'pIASoroLIs, Oct. IA.
English denies his withdrawal, and saws
he never mentioned it and knows no rea-
son why he should, as he confidently s1-
pects 10 Garry Indiana in November.
Democrats CaecrfuI.
AsHISGToN, Oct. IA.
AZ DemGcratjc Headquarters they solid
y maintain that the result does not uefest
Hancock The Democracy will fight |
every inch # ground and Will contest the |
States "f Mann, New Hampshire. New |
York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Illinois
California, Oregon. Nevada. and even In |
diana, where Hancock is stronger than the |
State ticket, They viii meet Republican,, |
"n the Tariff question in New York, Vir-
g:nia and other States.
from West Virginia.
WHEELING, Oct. IA.
Indications are for Democratic major
ity lessened in some counties, but eight
Thousand in the State The majority is
expected by the Democrats to be from
twelve Ia fifteen Thousand.
| 10. 4 / Il L
From 0hio.
CoLUMRUs. Oct. IA.
Democrats concede 10 republican con
sressmen. Republicans claim 20, COO ma
jprity.
From Indiana.
iNpIaNoPLIs, Oct H.
Returns from 50 counties gives repub-
hcan gain Of $3.50 with four democratic
and one republican county not reported.
Reliable ietnrns sire Senate, % to each
party; House, 43 democrat, 81 republi-
can
WhaI Southern Papers say.
RICHMOND. Oct. H.
The Dispatch admits disappointment
over Indiana and appeals to Virginia to
stop the two ticket nonsense The Whig
takes hopeful views.
CHARLESTON, Oct H.
The Courier sees cause for redoubled
efforts To effect Harcock's election, for he
will reed every vote. The Republican
majority Is as great a surprise to the coun-
Try as was the vote If Maize
ReHeare-> nj fbe Polls.
CINCINNATI, Oct. a
Thousands of Kentucky negro repeaters
voted at the polls and sold their votes
Republican maishals prevented sheriffs
arreSting them.
Throughout Indiana the Chicago and
ST. Louis repeaters, Philadelphia thieves,
and New York murderers held the polls
with pistols, aided by immense forces Of
Federal marsha..s.
FOREIGN.