New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
TIE Oh OF EOIEMBER.

Electors of NEw-YoRK a single week morc~re-
mains for preparation. Tuesday, Nov 6h, s your day
Of election. BE READY
Since this year opened, NEw-HAMrsHiRS, RHODE
ISLAND CONNECTICUT, OREGON. VERMONT, NEBRASKA,
(twice,) COLORADO, MAINE, PENNSYLVANIA. ONO,
INDIANA and Iowa have held State elections. Every
one Of the twelve has been carried By the Republican
Unonists All but the three last have chosen Cover
nors. Together they have chosen FIPTY-FIvE Repub-
Hcan -Unionists and barely t,ceIrs of the other
sort to the next House Of Representatives, leay-
ing seven more to be chosen by them, whereof
sir will be with us. We have actually gained Rep
resentatives far beside Senators in place Of Mes
NTH Of Oregon and Cowan of Pennsylvania. And
We have secured the return, in addition, Of Republ
can-Unionists 10 the Senate from Vermont, Con-
necticut, Indiana Iowa and Nebrasks, for six years
ensuing.
Up to this hour, the elections have gone for
US. We have lost nothing and gained all that We
Gould have reasonably expected. And we shall GER
tainly triumph likewise in ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, missouri, and KANSAS.
The next Congress is already secure by at least two
thirds in either House. All that our adverssres hope
or struggle for is to break their fall by electing Gov
strength in Congress from New-Jersey.
They are doomed to certain disappointment and de-
feat NewJersey will elect at least three, if not four
Republican. Unionists out of five in ally to represent
her in the next House. Our State will choose to the
next Congress and her Legislature as many Republic
can Unionsts as she did to the last. And REUBEN
E. FEyT0S will be reelected her Governor by
largely increased majority.
He will be reelected, not without effort but by
means Of effort He will be reelected in spite of the
most profuse and reckless expenditure Of money
made in an American State contest He will be
reelected because the People will it, and because they
are preparing to make good their determination by
their votes.
Never did the popular heart beat higher for Loyalty
and Liberty than now and here. We have been all
over the State, and have generally been assured by
active Republicans, Things look remarkably well in
this County. We shall do better than last year
here. We shall largely increase our vote, and consd
erably increase our majority" Generally the meet
ings OF our friends are large as well as spirited. In
several Counties We hear that the naturalzstons are
in our favor, which is unusual. Everywhere large
majority Of the young men who have come Of age
within the last year are Republicans. They have
been sn1ously studying the progress Of the war for
the Union, and they believe in HAL Columbia" and
the Stars and Stripes.
So far az we have been, there is not q sluggish
County in our State The vote is sure to be large,
even IL the day of election be Indictments il will be
very large should that day be lair and pleasant. And
we feel the strongest confidence that our part of IL
will be as well polled out as the other.
Our adversariss can carry msjOrties In twelve TO
eighteen Counties at most leaving fortyodd to give
Republican nsjorities-mspy ofthem quite large Ones
We shall be disappointed Il Gov. FHsTos's County
majOritiss do not add up moro than Sixty Thousand
while these Of bis competitor hardly exceed Forty
Thousand. Outside Of this City and its suburbs II
can hardly reach Ten Thousand.
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