New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
NEWYORK. FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1880

papers a week old. Each man looked as II ne hau
bce,. imperativey summoned to attend a funeral.
One of the persons in The place was asked II there
had been late dispatches from Indiana.
- No.p said he. " not one but We re summing up.
The official figures VI have 10 be taken.
This was "a her indefinite iufor nation but II was
what Democratic inquirers received
The members OF the EXecu'ive Committee OF the
National Democratic Committee held secret ses-
sion in the after oOn to mourn over the loss OF
Indiana. Messrs. Barnum, Hewitt Jonas and VII
son were the chief mourners senator Randolph
Governor Witt. OF Lon siana and Daniel Dougherty
of Philadelphia. were also present az the WAKE
They SAID they we're surprised at the re-
suit Of Tuesdays elections. and all agreed thdt
something must be done Immediately. But each
one found u difficult 10 suggest wnat that some
thing should be- Af er Mr.. Barnnm had related ms
experience III Indiana n was agreed that the ouY
thing to be done was 10 get up an address aOnut
fraud. SOa circular was written and addressed -
" the Democratic and Conserva I'VE voters Of the
couutry' II states that the people were chealch IN
1876 ard that. " with inimidatog, fraud anc re-
sort 10 every corrupt appliance known to Republican
met h0ds concentrated IN Two states. our adversan
have succeeded IN procuring the pr baol return Of
their local candGates' II also asks II Newly nrk.
Nrw-Jersev. Connecticut, California, colorado,
Nevada and New-H mnsaire can he bought MUM.
dated and detriuded, ana asserts thdI
Hancock can be elcccd without Indiana bv
carving New.l1rk and New jersey ana ,the
States that are already conceded inciu'InV
Maine" The address then abuses the Republican
cand dates. and concludes with the hope that Ihe
r.pul-e of Tuesday wa~ only the omen oi victory
winch VIII secure fO ilN coming r utIilliuS Lur
iucsflmable blessing, Of civil liberty"
Ara late houI last uIglt the following dispatch
WAS received at Democratic National Headquarters: &:
ISDIANAPOLIs Oct. II. l-sO.
10 WILLIAM II. BARNUM.
l iA.s con rst We hsv. encountered the Of
the WHOLE Republican p1rty If The United sat'-, and
encounter ON he republican party or INDIA % WIN
on fh- mlr1irriV OF UuUel -fatrr ID putty Mar dls.
and confidently expect TO carry ,gr I,' y r.xe,,.u
This did not seem 10 offer mnch consolation 10 the
Den ocrat- especi liz one of those connect c.l
with the commit ce was heard 10 say: That's
lust ike Bul English 90 -eld long Dispatch here
ard not even pay tie charges "a IT,
There was some di-cU sion aS 90 what hr. English
meant hv saving bias the state could br carried m
November because the machinery ~ Tie Har'hhS
wngId not bee IN operation. r. was generally agreed
thJt hp meant hat the stat" could he carried pe-
carse rher" would then be no Supervisors OF Mar
Wiliam j.. Scott. o. Pennsylvania. who wa acting
chairman of ihc democratic National Committee I'D
the absence of Senator BaTum IN the West SAID
lat Wednesday night. after n was certain ilai
Indiana had gone Republican:
" There seems 10 re uo doubt that both OHIO and
Indiana have gone Republican. The National DEM
OcTltlc COMMITTEE Is much dlsarp19tet m a." re-
sult in Indiana. We never bu 10 mu, d unon ONO.
alth ugh. Of course. We made a good h2nt tIrre.
The result IN Iud'ana j. due 20 two thlug': flrst.
The expenditure OF ,drge sums OF money "F tr hf-
uuhllcaus, and second. the unpopulartY OF the
Democratic candidate for Governor VIII certain
elements W tbr Drmocr nc party. We dV NOT
mean 20 give up tire i-ht tor November. General
Hancock j. ~ least 900 votes stronger than Mr.
L0rd"rS The contest III ono and ln'iana turned
largely on STATE issues. The d thf m Move nber wall
be on National Issues alone. Al the battle OF G'f-
" sburg suffered revere or the hr.t day, uut
on the second day g neral Hancock retrieved the
fortunes Of The Union army and piuckcd victory
from ie.eaj.'
As NJ. scott turned away he met another member
of Inc N,,ioDaI CouirlIrt.p vino had lust finished
re-; dI Nelson j. Watprbury's tel gram. giving up
Ind ana, and he * ialmei, with n good deal OF
We'll. this is inferna ly rough"
Charles +. Mclean. Mr. TildeI's uephew was not
q heart enra. or least be said We have not
done as well in Indiana as we did IN 1876" be
added win "A knowing smile " Some people say n
was becluse thev had hep from New-York in 1876
in organizing the State-the stiil-Eunt method
some call H." he remarked as he turned away.
GLAD THAT THERE II TO BE NO CHANGE.
CONTINUED sArIsFACuoS OF BUSINESS MEN AND
BANKFRs.
The satisfaction felt IN Wall Street at the result
Of the Indiana and Olio elections became still more
complete yesterday with the confirmation
If the Republican successes. Even Demo-
cratic bankers acknowledge that the cleo
ton in Indiana fair indication
Jf the popular lud lueut. and while few were not
ncired 10 surrender all nope OF Democratic
IN the National elections the most of them admitted
frankly that the result decisive. They
made no efforts to conceal their disappOlnt-
neut, but welcomed the certainty that
there was 10 be no serious disturbance in
financial afIAirs ReDubhcans were iubilant.
They predicted with great confidence that not one
Northern Safe would cast 10 vote Tor the Demo-
.ratic capdidate>: and % the election in this
state. the only coubt expressed in regard to the
sIz. OF thc Republican j0riry.
1t viii be a solid Nor h agains- a Solid Sout :"
1nc prominent bank pres. .deut -aid and The
the south surenders the notion OF Solid South the
sooner il will have some part the contro of the
Government. The South IL responsible for the
defeat III Indiana, for the North is not
to be bullicd nto submission"
" It Is n clean sweep another bank officer said
o7fully, the victory Is complete and decisive. If
ever there was q chance Of Democratic success ia
the approaching election tnat chance IS los. IT.
ery"
The confidence shown Wednesday in the stock
market by the advance IN prices was continued
yesterday. Stocks showed no great advance in final
changes from We incsIay Dut a ter the advance on
that day, the strength exhibited yesterday Inal-
"a ed the general belief the election OF the Re-
publican candidates
g NAV seem remarkable" SAID a prominent
member of the Produce Exchange yesterday, that.
among membership of nearly 2.J0O politics are
never discussed IN business hours the floors of
the Exchange, vet such IS the fat. Nevertheless.
we take a great interest in the political affairs
If the Nation aud study very carefully what
5 to the best interests Of business men,"
he members were not Ivcrse to expires ing their
opinions when off the door. however \ few men
Who are recognized as Democrats even declared
themselves satisfied with the result IN Ono ana
Indiana am q Democrat" sail one of them,
ne Thomas i. j 'ieulan, president OF ihe ia 'ihc
Fire Insurance Company, VINO was one OF tuc
ii~t sign the call for The insurance people % turn
Jul with tue parade on Monday ight. We arr not
mere partlsans when We feel tGlt change of
National policy rs going to disturb Our currency
-ange ucuts and the system OF taxation ana iarin"
The general feeling amOnl The members was ono
Df great satisfaction. that low there would
,e no change to upset commercial prosper y.
Ihe markets Yesterday continued firm with "a dis-
position 70 large trading There seemed 10 be re-
Ak .tion from the suspense which has eXIs,ed for
.voral weeks. and wheat from two 10 turee
,eDts b CHER Corn had advance Of oue-Laf
cont and other Droducfs were firm