Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-28
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NEW YORK, Oct. 27th.-Politics
Ia the burden of the newspapers
this morning. In Brooklyn the
Democratic local ticket 10 much
more unpopular than in New York.
A Republican sweep Is predicted.
The independent Democrats have
approved the nominations made
by the Republican city and coun.
ty conventions. The Hancock and
English Campaign Club of Brook
Jpn has earnestly denounced the
regular Demo cratic ticket and the
nominations on the local tickets,
but has left it to each member to
act as he thinks best in supporting
candidates. These dissensions, 1t is
thought, will materially reduce
Hancock's majority by causing
disalfection among Democrats.
Out of 800 persons naturalized in
Brooklyn since last registration
day, only 80 have procured their
certificates and consequently the
other 230, presumably through
ness, have lost their right to vote
AT tnls election.
rev xorh tho Ba:tis G.ound.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27th.-The Tim es,
In summing up the prospect of the
Presidential campaign has concen.
trated the struggle now in New
York just az before the October
elections it concentrated 1t in In.
diana. Republican tactics do not
by any means include the a abandon
ment of Connecticut, New Jersey
and Maine. They are conducting
a vigorous canvass in these States,
all SO necessary to their success, if
they lose New York; but they have
evidently determined to fight the
enemy on his own ground and
make their victory more surpris.
ing 10y carry his center, at the sa me
moment that they turn his wings.
The Republicans can spare New
York and the Democrats cannot,
but Notwithstanding this the Re-
publicans are making a ten times
more vigorous effort to carry that
State than are the Democrats.
Republicans nj their Ola Trick..
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-Super-
visor of Registration Cavanac and
his clerks, Henry Autz, t. L.
Fischer and George e. Finn,
charged with Illegally registering
voters were examined before u. s..
Commissioners Lane to-day. After
hearing the testimony the parties
were sent before the United States
Circuit Court and held iu $500 bail,
The registration continues. 1t is
stated that they will be arrested
again tomorrow. Affidavits are
being made against all persons who
have registered since the 22d inst,
charging them with illegal regis
tering. There being no Judge of
. United States Court here, re-
straining order against Cavanac
cannot be obtained. Cavanac de.
MES that he threatened to use force
to prevent arrests and interference
by the United States authorities.
Grsnt's siumping Tour.
AUBURN, N. Y, Oct. 27th.-Gen.
Grant arrived here by special train
from Syracuse at 4:15 and although
IL was raining hard at the time, he
WAS welcomed by an enthusiastic
crowd of $1,000 people. He was
conducted to two monster wigwams
and briefly addressed the people.
After predicting Republican sue.
cess this fall he said: ave are not
ready at this time to surrender
r>~v s.o,r~ 0.,R.,n
MENTOR, Ohio. Oct. 27th.-Gen,
Garfield received some six hum
dred Trumbull county people to-
day (all his constituents and
made them hearty speech of
welcome. He said: II know not
what awaits me In the future.
never discount it so far as 1t relates
to myself, as to be elated with what
may be, nor depressed with what
may not be, but 1 do say this, 1
cannot conceive that the time can
ever come when the friendship of
these men that are gathered in
this yard to-day can be anything
but dear to me and OF the greatest
possible value In strengthening my
heart and hope.
ReDublscan CRY 81 "Ssop Thief"
DENVER, Oct. 27th.-The regis.
tration Ia this city shows immense
frauds. The total number regis
tered IL 17,035, being twice the |
number OF actual voters, The |