The New York herald., 1867-04-12

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tank sck1f wowd be the coNeQne7css 0f J0GurG
rr,or IN. Nav ,,r,a.ns Rae April IN rrsnch
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os.rs ~ which n do moi vet know + IN In hut n we
bear in mind that for several years back ,he democracy
rs,,s a. s,gn,acant svmnom or tho chanrc tatIny
Mae n public opinion In tho preceding election The
hnrdreJ bnt ih,v 10 elect ali their canddaes
nr Caress Now however they are beaten on she
Tss s,ecian = ts second one .s YEAR in Nav En-
In March the radicals carried the Now Hampsre
election BY only three thousand and Connecticut has the
Tn The oid free states there remained not single demo-
cratic or conservative Governor they were all radicals
only Kentucky and Maryland had democratic Governors
This victory which was ardoniIy hopcd for came en-
raiv nec.ed and viii rally the courage or the dem
or,is aa well a. OF MI friends OF the and
he Ias Il vIII show the rndicae that II 4 NOT wise 10
ahuse ina ehnnces Of victory for majores ara awavs
usble 10 change No party ever went 20 fast a.
tho republican, for In less Than four years II
carried the general election IN all the Northern States
ever assumed no dicator ana foolish an atisudo
Il emed that leaders made point public
opinion with their exc;.scs 4 now Two years since
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mag thank Butler Stevens and sumner for tho result
asn Iney stretched tne wire 700 much ana oroke ~
~hs ,sv srs anshed vim victory. thew i,tle dresms1
that day would come when their msjorities In the
various ssses woua assppear ~ NE csslss 70 sns ar
oat ~ four convrassmen hut 10 New YORK and Penn
sylvania change seven thousand eight thousand
votes out Of vc hundred thousand or SIX hundred thou
sand votes cast may cause . considerable loss in
Congress and reduce materially the majority. such
examples in time Of reaction set In contagious, and
we hope that Conncctcups lead viii be followed In the
fall BY New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Tho policy OF resistance followed by tho President In
1896 helped the radicals BY giving thcm hold on the
element favorable TO moderaion whereas the aggressive
policy OF Congress against the President Will give the
same hold on that element 70 the conservative party
and alter the msloIny where lney are NOW excessively
strong busncss men Are ed oi sne stic ana VIII NOT
sanction s continuance either on tne part Of ne Execu-
tive Or on tnat o. me Legisiaturc.
now tvo years since tne war ended ana tne
peope 81 .ne So,sn mus ~, .ns peacs 'ons s'ms ny