The New York herald., 1862-10-19

where about him, let him trot them out by all
means. OF forever hold his peace.
The October Observation-Disclosures
Indications.
AS the returns OF the October elections come
in the evidence is more conclusive that great
oonserva alive uprising Of tho people has cola
menoed and Is gradually rolling onward. We
should not be surprised to SEQ This conservative
tide reach such q height by the tine Of tho No
vember elections AZ to cause a complete over
throw Of the radicals in all the States in which
the elections are TO be held. 1t is a well cstab-
lished fact that the same set of political ideas
prevail alike in Western New York and in Ohio.
Western New York was formerly democratic
under the Jefferson and Madison rule, and re-
mained so up to the commencement OF tho
anti-Ma.on:r excitement, which originated in
thai spctioa when j: Lncame the stronghold OF
that faction untii the Use er tie wbg party.
From that period 10 she dissolution II tie whig
party the section Of country between The caynga
ridge and ..sSc Erie was considered the para
disc Of wings, When that party subsidized IL
thcn became republican. and has since adhered
to tha. faith, giving TO the cana dates OF That
party the majorities that have secured their
triumph
The conservative revolution revealed by TIE
recen, elections iu the State Of 0ho where Tho
same political sentiments prevail, may there
fore iorestadow complete revolution in West
cru New York, and show that it is again re-
turning to the principles that governed she
country il the days Of Jefferson and Madison,
and completely rout the radicals in what they
now consider as their stronghold. The defeat
OF Senator Wade by the conservative triumph
in Ohio may be considered az ioreshadowag
the fate cf Chandler, Of Michigan, and Sumner,
OF Massachusetts, as we'll as indicating that the
Senator to be elected from this State must come
from the ranks of tbc conservatives, ard not the
radical element of the State. In short, the more
the ret,,rns from Penus, lvania and Ohio are ex.
anined and scrutiaized, the more satisfactory
they appear to the conservative sentiment Of
the country. They sound the death kneil to
radicalism aud the radical intrigues which have
50 long iuteriered with the vigorous proseca-
ton Of the war. !
The conservative tide has sci in The first
the result Of the October elections The aat
now in motion, it will gather strength as il rolls
onward and no person can predict the import
ant results that will follow. Nor is there to he
found in this political revolution, this repudia-
tioa of the radicals, their issues and doctrines the
first crumb Of comfort to he secessionists Of the
South or their sympathizers here The returns.
in fact, clearly indicate that both tie republic
can aud democratic parties have been defeated,
and that the people, in almost every instance,
| have chosen those men to represent them who
are known to be true aud staunch war Inen-inen
| who are in favor Of conducting the war in It's
| only legitimate way, and for speedily putting
down the rebellion by the ,lse of the cannon
| and the hayonet, and not by paper proclama-
tons To all of those who are desirous that the
| rebellion shalt be speedily crushed out aud
brought to an early end the signs of the times
are full Of hope. Let the ball rolf on.
A.s..