Year: 1876




WAS RECEIVED IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MAN KUsK ON THE REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
AND THE CHANCES OF SUCCESS IL INDIANA
AND OHIO.


The political OF the election results in Colorado
received here night inspires the republicans with in
creased confidence and satsfaction while the part
OF those who sympathze with the democratic party
and who have strong hope Of coming success there
corresponding disappointment and detection


Representative Rusk, OF Wisconsin, member OF the
Republican National Executive Committee is here, as
ssnng in the management OF details con-
nec,ed with the vigorous prosecution of
the campaign. He says that his Information
the belief that the republican party have
red the State by 500 majority, and he claims this is
gain OF over 1000 tho aggregate vote above former
numbers He expresses himself confident that the
republicans will carry Indiana and Ohio at the October
elections, and says that II such prove TO be the
the bottom Will fall OF the democratic expectancy 10
elect Governor Tllden. The democrats spending
money, he says, freely in Ohio and Indiana;
but II they do not carry these States
their liberality will cease. Developments
recently made by parties here VINO have applied TO
Governor Tilden ana Representative Hewitt At New
York for financial aid on the presumption that they
were entitled recognized and furnished with the
snews OF war to assist the democratic ticket in
JOURNALISTIC manner, Indicate The management NJ
New York have resolved no, TO pour out any more
money for the present This has given great deal OF
consolation to the republican leaders, who argue that
this TACT manfests disirust II not lack
of hope to their ability carry the
large Western and Eastern States for Tiden and
Hendricks. Tho republicans are not abating expendi-
lures in any quarter, but are confident of beng able
TO sweep everything before them. THIS sort Of thing
has strong effect upon outside persons who to
De on the winning side. Army officers duty and
visiting here take great deal OF inter-
sst in the fluctuations OF political mat
ers. and while repudating any interference
with the elections. very ANXIOUS that the repub-
ncan party will triumph. They to think that
in the continuance OF republican minstration tho
army will be safer and be protected from tho dreaded
Effect OF reorganization and consequent reduction.
The democrats, on the other hand, cautious,
and they are quite as persistent and determined in
their views that the democracy will carry majority
Of the Statcs North and South.


aENERAL GoFF ON THE PROBABILITIES OF THE


REPUBLICANS CARRYING WEST VIRGINIA


DEMOCRATIC DIsAFFECTIoN WITH THE


"RING"-REpUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM THROUGH


OUT THE STATE


General GoG, the republican candidate for the ov-
lrnorship of West Virginia. flying visit to this
city to consult with tho National Executive Committee
In regard to the conduct OF the campaign in his State
he says that at nrst, whom he was nominated against
his private wishes and interests he had doubts
that the republican party could carry the State, but
Ince he has made through the principal
Nos. in which no has spoken twice and three times
day, and met the people freely, democrats and
pubcans, he is now confident the republicans can
barry the State.


Owing to the proHigatc expenditure OF money by
the officials, under the present democratic admnis-
traton, great detection has sprung up among the
democrats in the State, and they very much
divided, many of them beng opposed to voting with
their party The republicans 1t is claimed, will cain
largely by this and strong disposition is felt among
heir opponents to allow them TO obtain control of
he State, IN order to test the likelihood OF
hus getting rid of 'ring" democracy and subserve
possible, a chance OF introducing more prosperity
md federal assistance into tho State


The mountain districts, it is sad will go republican
Argcy Tho republican managers of ths State Execu-
i've Committee 1nd great fault with the National Com.
mittec because West Virginia has nad assist
ance and encouragement They complain that Secrc-
tary Chandler and his not attach sufficient
Importance to the carrying OF the State, which, they
'ontend will have considerable weight in carrying
republican Presidential ticket in November. The can
rass is reported to be very animated


TROOPS FOR THE SOUTHERN sTArEs-A oABI-


NET COUNCIL TO CONSIDER THE QUESTION


VIEWS OF SENATOR -RoBERrsoN-How THE


FEDERAL POWER OUGHT TO BE MANIFESTED


II is understood that Cabinet session will bo held
Friday, in order get everything in readiness to
lend ai proper aid the Southern States from an ad-
minisraton standpoint Tho most serious thing
TO take into consideration will be the appli-
cation made FOR troops in South Carolina and
Louisiana. Senators Patterson and Robertson have
been here for somc days to represent the
needs Of the former State and it secret that nj.
though both are sanch republicans the two dp not
agree, in party point OF view TO what is best
for the Sae under the very exciting condition of al
fairs existing there. Senator Robertson does not in.
cline to the opinion that the federal power
ought TO be manifested by sending troops
there but thinks that Governor Chamber
lain, with tho republicans and militia iorcc,
under him will be sufficient 10 fair election.
There Is not very good feeling prevailing between
Senator Robertson and the leading radical republicans
OF South Carolina He is inclined more to test the
power within the State preserve order and repub-
hcan form OF government than to bring on shock
which will temporarily give protection, but ultimately
create retaliation and bloodshed.


Collector Casey will SIGNIFY. It is thought, TO tne
administration the behes,s and extreme views
oil Marshal Packard, republican candidate for
the Louisiana Goveroorship President Grant
will proceed cautiously and will not be
troled by Colouel Casey, who is represented TO
have lost his influence him As TO the furnishing
of troops it has become Of doubt whether
they be had, and all unlikely that the
inability to get them Will much Of Judge Tai,s
Instructions nugatory and napplcable.


Mr. JOSEPH WARREN.