The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09
TEXTS FOR THE FUTURE.
Views Of Partisan Newspapers Before the
Elections Yesterday.

Views of Partisan Newspapers Before the
Elections Yesterday.
From tho Washington Correspondence Philadelphia
Press-"Occa,ionsL' u
Tho contest In Pennsylvania and Quo Tuesday
would amount to nothing IL Andrsw johnson we're not
in the Presidential chair II he there faithful to
HIM. In that case vote for Sharss God Ludlow in
Pennsylvania, or even Tor vasndisham 4 Ohio would
grow up ala party struggles like fungi near plants of
healthy growth. But copperhead victory nov is the
victory Of he traitors the SOUTH and than all,
Ee vietory Of tier readJ and so,od tool, the traitor IA
the Presidential chair.
From the Washington Inteliyencer, Oct. 81
TO all these who love tree institutions constitution
al law tbs day is repIete witlf SURPRISING interest
Fondiy do they indulge in the hope that the setting OF
cations bv great States of the that year
Of the part OF the pile against usurpa-
son. and despotism Of fanatics and corrupt
Mares will witness their dying struggles in every con.
siderable 5 ate Of the North.
from the Washington Chronicle Oct. 81
In the present circumstances Of the country the
result Of these elections will be awaited with than
interest," and doubt that when announced it
will show the copperhead reoicngs over the returns
from Californian and Maine TO have been premature.
On tho 10th there will DO another election CALI
forna at which Justice Of the Supreme Court is to DO
chosen.
[From the Philadelphia Age (democratl Oct. 81
As goes Pennsylvania goes New York. These States
seldom separate important issues II. therefore,
the Keys one tate places the seal Of upon
tho revolutionary policy OF the radicals ny her action
this day, assuredly New York will follow and with
these great States champi0nng the constitution, the
tide Of agrarianism Will be checked and brighter day
dawn upon our distracted, wounded and bleeding
country.
The same paper announces tho following as the pro-
gramme Of the radicals
An impeachment OF the President the destruction Of
the State governments IN Maryland, Delaware and Ken
lucky the forcing Of suffrage upon all the North
States the subord nation Of the Supr Court
the will OF political party and practical application
Of Senator Wadp's scheme for division OF property
g. The several Statea On the other hand, IL
Pennsylvana cast her vote against the radical
party, II the returns show decided change in popular
opinion II the unconstitutional and dangerous doc
trire~ Sumner, Stevens, Wade and Butler repu.
d. radicasm will receive blow which will be felt
i only In all the states TO vote hereafter, but in
Congress- when the question OF reconstruction is ain
brought up for consideration in that body The result
or to DAYS work In this State cannot DO too highly es
mated by tho friends Of constitutional government
this land
From the Philadelphia Press (radical) Oct. 81
To the bad men who hate their country, desire TO
the rebellion succeed, who mourned when armies
triumphed, and rejoiced when they defeated it
will be pleasant and easy thing 10 vote for George
Sherwood, James X. Ludlow Peter Lyle and their
candidates. No tzen will exercise the right of suf-
frage to-day in the dark. Andrew Johnson's perfdy II
nothing else, has drawn the limo between the false and
the true with startling dstnctne@ and he who prefers
the restoration Of treason has only to put democratic
ticket into the ballot box.