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Correspondence OF the Herald
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ROCHESTER, Oct. Is, 1914.
Great Political Excitement Temper Of the Poiiti-


clans -Mopensentsef the Liberty Men-Prospeets


of Clay.


The election news from Pennsylvania, New Jer.
sey, OHIO, and Georgia, has created great ex.
cltement in this part of the country. All parties
are astonished at the result II seems az if the
wings would never become calm again; as 10 the
locolocos, the poor fellows they feel as if their
case was hopeless. Their pockets are empty, their
faces are long and take them all in all, they
are a pretty dsconsolate looking set Of human be-
ings, but it serves them right they were so foolish
as to bet tina, 2hrnk would get TO- 600 or To- 600 ma
loriy over Marke-they also bet that Ohio and
New Jersey would each of them elect democratic
Governor. They row feel as IT i was useless TO
nv To elect james X. Polk or Sas Wright, and
thev have stopped betting entirely.


Yesterday heard one OF their most prominent
men say that II was his opinion that Henry Clay
would get the electoral vote OF Pennsylvania
You must say something TO encourage them little,
for if they do not have something TO push them
ahead again, they will not work hard enough 10
make the contest this fall exciting


As to the Liberty party, they are mad at Blrney
because he has accepted The nomination rendered
10 him by the locoiocos OF Michigan They are
turning into the wing ranks in large numbers.
There is not day passes but what we hear OF
some prominent man OF tne Liberty party coming
out against Birney and in favor Of the wings. My
opinion is, that majority Of the abolitionists in
this section OF the country will go Tor the whg
nomination for President and Governor. II this
| should be the case. Henry Clay and Mlllard Fill
more will get Is 900 majority this side Of Cayuga
bridge Time will tell. This is great country
| should write to you about something else, If
politics were not the order of the day. Your paper
was never in such great demand it rs now.
The newsroom is crowded every afternoon by
men that are after the Herald. They look to your
paper for correct news on all subjects. | shall
write you again in few days. 3.