The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-07

sua, Hon. W. II. English telegraphs that
The prospects Of now carrying the State
are very good. From California comes
similar information. The Republican,
claim Of certain success in any OF the
States named above is Illinois. founded
as Those made by them regarding the
State OF New York.
During the Phelp case to-day the
Republican counsel attempted to indulge
In political banter nt the expense Of the
Democratic party. Mr. Brooke, counsel
for Phelp. retorted by reading the Dem.
ocratic platform regarding Chinese in.
migration. contrasting its direct. terse.
and positive declarations, mo more
Chinese immigration except for travel.
education and foreign commerce, and
that even carefully guarded, with the
indefinite and unintelligible lodging on
the subject by the Republican platform.
james G. Blaine has telegraphed to
Washington that every government en-
ployee from Maine must go home to
vote, or the State is lost.
Democratic advices from Ohio report
a strong reaction in favor of tho De.
mocracy, especially among the laboring
classes.
NEw YoRK, October 81, 1880.
Dis patches to the National Democratic
m
sections of the country. The Republi-
can hope appears to be desperate. and
dependent upon spreading all sorts OF
roorbacks about the State OF New York
NEW YORK.
The Democrats are working in this
State more untedly aud enthusiastically
than ever before. Haucock's majority
III this city will exceed G5.UO0, aud he
will carry the State by not less than
$1,000.
Cooper. Mayor Of New York says
"fhe spreading OF stories throughout
the country shows lack Of confidence
at Republican headquarters. They nre
utterly unable to show any reasons for
their claim that they will carry the
State. Tho very large registration ia
the Democratic cities insure maiorities
for Hancock that cannot be overcome
IL Hnucock's election depends upon the
State and City Of Nv York you may
consider him already al, otcd."
Grace, candidate for Mayor says:
"All the Democratic organizations nre
working together haTmuuiously. There
is limit To the effectiveness Of r. pub
lican money in n National contest. nnd
| am reliably informed that the ex.
cent Of the Republican election fund
has been greatly exaggerated for effect
upou the timid."
Fowler, Chairman OF the Executive
Committee says: THE canvass has
been prosecuted actively. Mr.. Tilden's
methods Of organization have been fol
lowed, and his cOuusels have been
sought. and always cordially given. The
Democratio organization in this State l.
complete, down to every school dis
trict."
For policy's sake, in order not TO up.
prise the Republican committee If the
parts being covered, no announcements
Of MEETINGS have been published, but
every locality has been amply supplied
with the best Democratic talent in the
country. Speaker Randall. George W.
Julian. Senator James II. Doolittle, S.
+. Carey, Durbin Ward. Horatio Sey.
mour, Francis Herman. Rufus W. Peck.
ham. Gilbert G. Walker, Geo. B. Nc.
Clellan, Daniel f. Sickles. Montgomery
Blair, Lester B. Faulkner, Daniel L.
Sickles, Richard o. Gormrn, William
Dorsheimer, John L. Hoffman, Edgar
G. Apgnr, Abram s. Hewitt. Geo. WV.
Averill, Anasa J. Parker, Erastus
Brooks, Clarkson n. Potter, Thomas
Francis Bourkea, DIR. French, Edward
Crosse. Clark d. Wilbur, Jas. Haggerty
and host OF others have been speaking
almost nightly, and tho reports from
these speakers show that in the country
Democracy was never so enthusiastic as
now.
The Democracy will go TO Rennsaler
county with 10000 majority. Tho
State Committee claim the State 10y 3O,-
900 majority. .Ei
GENERAL PROSPECTS,.
W. q. Scott, OF the National Com.
miltoe from Pennsylvania, before leav.
Ing the headquarters for his homo last
evening. said. "Our advices from the
States which tho Republicans consider
dehatablc are very favorable to the
choice OF Hancock electors. We have
received reports from oil these States.
In reply TO 9 request Of the National
Committee for only the most reliable
and cautious statement, throwing tho
balance Of probabilities In favor OF our
opponent. Tho Republicans have
talked so loudly that We have doomed
II our duty to Try and find some ground
for their statement; wo can fnd none
except the audaciiy which makes Il their
policy 10 claim everything. There Is
certainly no responsible basis Tor their
pretended condolences about Nev tYo,L