Western New York-The Prospect.


Correspondence Of the Tribune.
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GENEVA, Monday. April stt. 1874.


The Political prospect is very encouraging here
The Wings, if they should poll their whole vote,
can have nearly if not quite the majority Of ls40'
[ speak from personal knowledge. l attended a
town meeting in Potter, Yates Co. which is my
place of residence. That town, where there was
40 majority last fall for the Locos, on a poll OF
800 votes, now elects Il Loco Supervisor by four
majority, and he in truth was elected by the folly
OF the Wings, five of whom from personal pique
struck off our candidates name. On the real
test. however, the town-sealer, there was Loco
majority and about so voters back, two,thlrds
Wings We promise 90 majority for Clay,
where Harrison had but 5. Middlesex will give
IS or 10; 80 for Harrison.


In this town Seneca, Ontario Coz the Wings
had 205 majority for Supervisor, besides losing
full 100 majority of Wings who voted for Wing
temperance man. This town promises 300 for
Henry Clay; it gave 26S for Harrison. should
not be surprised II it gave $50, though this &C.
pends in great measure on the course the Irish
take, of whom there are 50 or 60 voters. In
Phelps, the town adjoining, the Loco majority
has dwindlcd from $40 to l46. The Irish are
voting the Wing ticket, mainly, for the purpose
of sustaining the Tariff They reason thus =
They do not wish British goods because the
British Cypress Ireland; therefore they are IN
favor Of the Tariff and opposed to British one
sided Free Trade. Yates Co. has given about
100 Wing majority on the popular VOTE Ontario
between 500 and 1909. Yours. L. 5. l..