The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08

sS rsorson az ths Union before the Presidential sascs
ton. II bad best not Try "how nos 70 20 II
Fran the Boston Herald-indse sndsnsl
rns election yesterday this Stale should teach the
,.dins ssssrs lesson They have damaged the rspub
Ssa party h ~ sSsr
H. Bullock pledged himself not 70 veso license Law, Or
he mould 70 o S,s. yo,! gone sss Sna: ::o,.a 10.
about twenty-five thousand majority, against
sxynvs thousand last year. The Legislature ID largely
repeal OF the ConstabulAry law and the Prohibtory
law, which have no doubt will be dons This cleo
NIT 10 the dictation OF any man OF eel Of mon New
York and New Jersey have gone the Same way, only
more 50; while Minnesota has Joined with Ohio 10 re-
The democrats have now 70 their success judcousy
and mildly and they will 20 70 s greater triumphs
10 bring the front the extreme men and OF
the old democratic party, the people will repndiats BOTH
and the honest win carry the Presidential election
in 1865 Is the elections this fall have fully demon
strated.
From the Worcester (Mass) spy-ndicai.l
The consolation OF defeat the fact Of having tried
10 bring the country up TO the standard OF fair and
equal dealing with It's citizens, although inc risi mas
been for the present vain one The elections every
where show that before impartial suffrage can 90 So
cured, solid wall or prejudice 10 TO DO broken down.
and light let ia upon vast multitude OF people. The
fact OF defea. however rather increases than dimin
shes the obi cations Of those who beheve In the multi
pcaon table stick TO II until the majority come back
TO They cannot trine with that charter OF exact
truth or make o mockery OF equal nights without
The republicans have been defeated in New York by
majority OF from twenty thousand TO twenty-five
thousand losing their State ticket and both branches Of
the Legislature. The tide proved too strong to be
slsted and has swept away everything for the time
New York city exceeded itself, rolling up the unpreco
dented democratic majority Of moro than sixty one
thousand The State tired TO overcome the massed op
position OF the city in vain. The Tribune attributes the
derea, TO the indifference Of professed rcpubhcans,o
the nimmers and camp followers, who argued that il
they lot the election by default sit would crush out
what they are pleased to stigmat'ze as radcalism,
nnd nm linn NJ Gana
Grant for President Such considerations and calcu-
lations kept fifty thousand voters from the polls
and insured the overwhelming defeat Of State
ticket This consideration would be consoiug IL
those who the republican leaders New York
century and If the State had themeantme been
kep, on the right side By the vgant integrity Of its
people.
From the Hartford Conn Timas-dsmocra,ic
Upon the Empire State all eyes were turned ia her
late great contest The issue was clearly defined, and
Supremacy On tbs Question New York has spoken
and her verdict ! recorded in our columns to-day.
BY twenty-five thousand majority New York sustains
the Union OF the country. she elects til democratic
ticket and rebutes the radicals rebukes miiitary
despotism rebukes negro suffrage; rebukes the despoc
deg the white race rebukes the Infamous attempt
OF the radical Congress to make the negro predom
nant at the South II sustans the position OF the dono
Gratis and conservative men, that the Union shall DO
restored and that all tho States shall be repre-
constitution, and condemns the usurpation and
lutonary measures Of ongress The people relieved
OF much anxiety for tho result in New York must reach
INTO the future and WELD great influence for good
governmental AFFAIRS and in the coming elections
Glorious Empire State Thanks 10 her patriotism and
all honor to her just decision
[From the New Haven Conn, Palladium-radicaL1
The mora 0. defeat ID oS, qua and needs to
be drawn out Al any lsns.h Briefly is THIS no party,
unity OF purpose Withslt Il sasss o. no perma-
nent success. While great qussoas ace it is
OF reconstruction one .u,.ouaasd with dculties ana
dangers to tax the energies OF any party was the
While this was in process OF achiev emen only a.
earliest stage the party allowed itsef 10 bs tvrns
merit, could mot be expected to ssalisrye "psnis
nous support Prohibition, impeachm en-. vomsn,s
rights the nrgucs Of rival candidates Ior the Pres
deucy Wild theories on the subject OF The national debt
allowed to distract tho attention which should have
been stenly SUBJECTIVE safest sod
earliest method OF lon The lesson We have
received was needed and wc trust the party will give
good heed. II it brings back We believe It wn
u and single purpose 1t will make our per.
maneI' a.umpn ,he NOR, secure ana' .ne democrats
sh Jo1o ~ s ,h IS0I - 20 ~.
h.ona. s a..x :. 1872 Iii ~, las. s saa. oPoh
Able defeat in n. anproacnng PRESIDENTIAL Confess th.
49,. 49,. ~ INV "Pp'o"o"s Ai0'~' eon'es' 'us
A'o'o ..'''
from tho CINCINNATI Enquircr-democraiic
We tnougnt tns Ioar o. tns 1emoeraaic artillery in
Toe month OF october could no. % eqused but has
oeen ~ me Tremendous thunoer wnicn We hear from
tue BANKS OF the huaren. New ioIk great STATE;
she carries tne largest guns IN me Union sister OF
ss.es, ana IA 10! explosion o. tnem sne SNAKES the
continent beneath the din WITH terrific force she has
sent y reehnS 10 DC engued penean the waves After
.ne sno0 s,, $1,000 ~ ,s Su s, ~ sep
temper IoIowou up " .ns uemehoocs p'ows on ONO
arr.orsnsyv e,rts ,o preservs i,s \,
Ira ura.t Eur,re state 1hara rars M rears 81
Obtain party success homes, or dishonest TO Which
id not rcsort Ire ,ny.nurv was ryni,f,i "a dsv,.s
some,h,ng ths, wonia iead n that yssu,, Nnn.r
imnor,ed speakers fraudulent voting terror,sm on t
wors,ng cases we're All csrds ,Sst we're stronsiv
: nv I'd But thsv would not win Tho pcop,e bave
becoms s,ck OF radicasmsick nigh unto death or us
cor,un,ion ia fonss and ,,s knavs,v rncv -ass -
solved nnon change of adminslra,on Al Washineton
and IN Inc d,geren, STATE uovermnents This i tho
meaning ~ The ssr,ea Of d.mocr.,,s r,unnns
An - have scns,,zed the ca mpsign Who viii nos have
10 crnnterv 10 pretend Ina, beneath tho general dis
sster which has overaken The radical narty an csisor
MA and In Maine IN pen nsyvsns Oho and Nav Yorr
Thai il WAS produced bv anv local causes about STATE
pocvY That m,serable excuse will no Longer avail ~
hiae Tho real ss,s ot thiurs hs sobsr sscrnd
Of the peopIe Is Al Uork The time 40 long and al snx
,ousy looked Tor bv avery lover Of his country
TIC lark ana roubesome yoars through which IVA have