, 1880-11-03

he polI-tNtoks. Fr.m tho votnR-plncc tho Gen@
,r7,I n,s 1,u,tnr ,lsnvr Ia the rh'nsn- 1att'rSs
MI, Is'nttiig irrr tho ncen.1nt ~ thetr Haltf
.r,ttHc.4 tar ttit' past nnnth Hnd Hlvlt'1 dree-
aui,+ III regard f. thNlr wttter hutser, i1:ry re-
14i.tsl ils,inc nxailt. Ath,hcr batch of letters
iMll arrived ltc,lliwhlfr Ns Ai40 th2eis nf tnnte
eIryrans, nntl these were hhstlly extutltoA.
AZ unrIy nsJ u'cluek ;lfs Attcrnth,i, tcleKrntns
irtl vllr0a parties btgAn Ia conn III. cn1Irrat'
n1nti,g tho General lii advancc Upon hia elcc'
aa,.
In conversation tho General said: ~ hnvc
rot uhiwcsi myself to mako nny dcfnft optsl1nu
!, rpHnr1l to tho trsti1t. II will ho ctoso cleo"
dun. Thlngs seem to be With us. and
HOPE r1is THE lsEsT,
bit wc cns,not tell TIL tt,-lnnrrow."
Aunt f,Hif IN !l0ttr before tho closing oE the
pnlls tic Drsirrnt sht htnls"t i,ssn to "'1s'sef
Tho Important letters sllit hml tune T." t'anl
lrii,t the ,ay. Tho first tettcr r'n N, answered
w.,s rr.,,n yirc- President whrrlnr. fte ald tlat
the tutrs were GhdnE1nu fnst i'll Ntw fufR'
ln prnphesic. tf,nt the ssntc wn,l ~ Tor tltlr-
htj1 T'hen cll,uu nh imptsrinnt summing Of
ni|uirs IN tw, loltcrt fran Now tfHtniHhtrt nt'
tram tlcsl. r. &. s!ycr an,l tho other from ". Il.
ChuHor. They ca!icsl attc'ltien 10 Tie exciting
erscness ut things there. md slsIil th1t IN c.tst
fuli.n,,tl i,a 1tn,e 1)cnocr,lo tliero ~nuln hive
buun little ri,aI,ee for lsGn IL redeem tho stntn,
but ia II WIS they tell chl''ltcnt.
ArrEt VOTING.
spetiat nbtmtth ta fne tHitaoo 7'V'"nt.
MExvt,,t, o., .Et,y. a.--After hay!r1 voted III
lheIr respective. precincts. se'ne nf Gen. Gnr-
ne.I's ulitic frc,"ls began In gntl'er III ut his
residence Intcr IN tho tuy. Thu lion. flhrtn"l,
Austtu, of Warren. whn Ind nl,rAys bersi Ut
p,,ceu II fu,a,cr and bruiscr To tho lcnerMl. hn'1
written him. sotl.e ,lnys 5cfnrc, ttnlt the Krcatrst
ambition uf his lilo wns to tIc ut Mentor nj tho
1,lNl,t III eirrtut, nnd hcMr tho news lis II 1Ass,e.
Can't. {. L. II .tlry. of Clevclunl!, when nsktd by
yu,r correspondents, yesterday, whether sic
shu.J 10 turc, said: MI | thought there wus Il
FEASIBILITY " tho defeat Ut tho he1,,'tllc"r
ticket, shaull br there to console thy General:
but, Nd / knuw hr VIII bo elected, tlstrc will te
c,,uueh to congratulate him.
vEHY INTERESTING 1SC1nEST
sas given yuur correspondent by Mr. i. II.
1thw:cs, who Is ttow prominent nttoFucy OF
Cleveland. lie wMs Predecessor NJ tt!rHnl wheti
Gen, Uar(eIl waa President thcrc. a1,i af1er-
var.,s followed hin, to Williams Mr. Hho1e5
Bat.l:
~ well remember twenty years tgo fortnight.
mud It,at whit upn. Gnrtell rms tltl1ig then.
We wore together ut nlslltn. GNriei.l hMl Just
bought lurse n,td btsKEy. IIc lo'!. rs now
,sr:l remember. run tn debt fDr Il considerable
portion VI tho ply. We we're very snnch !ntcs-
rs,ch In tho result ut tho pcnls,Y election; and,
after tn!:sin1 the nlntter over, wr went over to
hs l,utlsc, and ourselves harncsscd tho Nurse tu
thu buggy nntf drove 10 iarcnnn,' II
tlia,nnee Of fourteen miles, to awH!t tho
nrws. We ttok nnr places Mt tho
Cleveland l. I'itts1urg depot, where small knot
Of the prominent politicians of tho COUNTY hn']
ntrcudy pnthoreh. md therc VIC patfcntiy awl.t-
rt1 the arrival ut news. 1t WIS t,uet midnight
before nnythtng satisfactory cansc F!Ha!ss II
dispatch WIS hcur,l running over tho wires from
tho 1fon. WiIlIhm II. Sownrsl ~ Lncnllt. sAylna
thnt
NEW YORK nap GONE isErupi.tcAs.
TlIis we thought practFcatly settled tho thing,
a1ul 81 took Dllr ha7se md bu43y md started
for homo agaill. We nrrivctl III IlErnu ut nbollt
3o'uloek III tho morning. and wero ready fos
our lllsscs tho next dNy,'
1t IS not necessary to comment ol, tho wonder
fully changed situation OF uen. Gart!cll today.
1ferc he fs In tho plMc9 of IincHln. ad he Rwn!ss
tho decisive tlispntch from New York whlrt
sbull sets!e tho question III this no less decisive
anl iniportnnt crisis, utter twenty ycnrs Ut ter
rlUIy cycntful history has been written.