The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-11

heveterose so potential ih all IL instrumsntalities
yedcntng dt tie tcdy from the throne Of the CGsars 10 tie
hired and brutal gladiator that ,pas ready for pay to sed
b!ccd q the arena, ercites only contempt BY s
Another good result will follow tho contest that has
lust closed 1t has vindcated American nationality,
and shown the powerof the American sentiment The
demagoeues who to secure political influence banded
Catholicism organized foreign corps ana used them
as AS body guard not only to push their own fortunes
their own supcriors in intelligence in integrity and in
every attribute that to make up the patriotic citi
prestige resulting from such overthrow will be most
sautary 1t will teach the demagogues who would de-
influence, who would insult the faith Of the American
people to advance their selfish ambition that how
VIII ursx M course may % for time ee the end
come our country refuge In pursuit Of fortune
that they must lay aside their bgory Of faith their
American politics that they must cease to band them
selves upon their religion their origin and become
American people, become in fact purely and only Amer
can citizens As such they will be cherished and admit
else while they win be protected in their social political
and religious rights they will not be preferred to Official
place or power As American citizens they choose to
become such in truth as in they will be accepted
without inquiry to their origin their faith but
they viii have learned by the result Of present
hsy ssr
sentinels hereafter, will "put but Americans
gunrd'
These Of the results Of the present canvass
that are certain, let 1t finally terminate may, and
they are worth n month Of excitement, and day Of
labor such as Tuesday In fact They will exercise
sautary moral influence such every honest citizen
win rejoice
MAKING CLEAN BREAST OF IT.
From the Tribune Nov. o.
Our State convention nominated Myron H. Clark, Of
Ontario county, for Governor. Mr. Clark good but
and to most Of G when
we % were hrst asked favor his nomination we replied
the State Senate and that his voice vote would be
needed there on the United States Senator and tenn
perance questions at the coming session. We
ured that this ground had been carefully looked over
and that he would not have been candidate Cover
nor were there not absolute certainty hata Seward
man and prohibitonst could be chosen in his stead;
could be chosen at the regular election and
me wp possr. wsra ., .pss election sss
nominated We met several leading delegates after
and asked about the resignation. They said it was
al right; that ample assurances had been given
at Syracuse, and that would his letter
cf resignation, with tho Official notice for special
and when at last We wrote to a friend in Canaan.
agua to ascertain what could mcan learned with
in the district open it contest now and that Mr.
Clark had acquicsced in the decision believing that
Ter the slsfqn S ~ be al special
ton.
or course this was wen meant on Mr.. CIark's part,
and that Of his fricRds. We know how well paved
with good intentions the neither region Isl tits pity
streets not in equally good But in the face
OF mysterious and active treason in our ranks,
boldly vaunting itself nyincibe predicting
y, "
mistake 1t could not publicly explained so as to
imply fatal weakness timidty or seshness on the part
either done over in his district or afraid Of being beaten
in the State; that he either ought to have resigned
ought not to have been candidate for another public
trust until he should have acquitted himself of that al
ready canded to him. How could his supporters be in
spircd with confidence, when his voluntarily main
emulous and deapairingY We have forborne to speak
this point until after the election The next time
have candidate in such category shall be less pa
tent and speak before.
[From the Commercial Advertiser, Nov. o.
We had difficulty In believing that We read correctly
that they are made we think every true whg will justify
in Withholding the support OF the Cbmmerci0 from
Mr. Clark and his co nominees after their Saratoga let
ter. We not permitted behind the In these
arrangements, and had to rely upon such discernment
possess to infer from various public movements
that within forty eight hours after election we Should
lie able 10 such rrcagib evidence Of the justice
Of apprehension and mistrust stl had TO read
the article second time before we could satisfy our
selves that we read correctly and that cds tie Tribune
Aas us spoke the facts stared M in !Ae face na the
Tribune had attributed almost evcyy qualify Of greatness
. kow H. CLARK, wAem ap'iratsly h 70 Be inot great
mani" that again and again had esolled he choice Of
Clark throughout TIC Stale his eminent fitness for the
1ce Governor, and the absolute certainty Of Ais ri
facts uhicA could not euen be explained publicly
without Implying fatal weakness tiniity or selfish
him Ss oWn
maintained position proclaimed him to be tremulous and
Gespairing. We must leave the Tribune to explain
best it can, these strange contradictions.
From the Buffalo Advertiser, (Natona whig,) Nov 81
We are without sufficient returns to warrant the
preston Of very decided opinion to the election for
Governor so far heard from, uman is considerably
ahead Of Seymour but the strongest democratic SECTIONS
D the State yet to in and the election OF Scy
Is quite possible, and perhaps probable. II the
nomination Of Clark by the anti-renters aided him
much in the ant-rent district anticipated Sey
may fall behind Ulman, after all There seems 70
c doubt Of the defeat of Clark and all his colleagues
the fusion ticket, by very large plurality. The
figures in another column tell the story far the
western part of the State Is concerned Of this moa
gratifying result there sc be much 10 be said hereafter
Mr. Clark, Of Canandaigua, to have had clearer
and accurate conception OF the political condition
OF the State and his chances of election than
81 his noisy and Dtemperate advocates here
At period Of the dd he feel much confidence
in his success and being unwilling to deprive the State
of his valuable services he clung to his seat in the
Senate with unyieding tenacty.
From the Albany Evening Journal, Nov. IL
The grows exciting. Our table Of results, as
reported by letters and telegraph has been carefully
vised and corrected The question remains between Sey
and Clark with the chances, estimating 60 10
press, considerably In favor Of Clark.
OF the election Of candidates for Lieutenant Cover
nor, Canal Commissioner and State Prison Inspector,
can see no good reason to doubt.