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

TIE Press ON the Elections.


extracts from the dnsrsn. party ,0arna ,, :. ,o1sa
conservative triumph in New York ss'ng 70 sns
IRON the Albany Evening
Nov .A.. me s. .s .a as, Sssn sSs IA
have combined IN produc' - a. 10 the causes which
.a Th.. ems ss "s: - re-
deny Il 10 ipyor <zolcan party. II were useless to
9pon dislike f.r /sht TO know whether This is based
4. ths exuoy -. great prnciplrB Of which this party
s.rsato, "a or 70 Incidental causes affecting is
- nav. az ~ Y" iiroliing Its character.
~ spoken words Of warning against the
Ss.sm o. m' n who have been prominent As political
~, = -, " Ashngton and ewhere whhe the nation
a 70 usain every thing that might seem necessary
triumph. But whom this had ssen won, and
- nee with those who sought to employ It's power
y 70 grauty spirit OF revenge or 10 establsh their
esaon and dtsfranchasement and by his proposition
Tor forciAg universal suffrage through CONFESSIONAL
backs and ns aecson bat n The Prssa snt must 30
saspendsd at all hazards-Ashiey by bis Ill governed
measures upon congrcss-thess. with the Hunnicutts
and Brownlows OF the South TO aid them IN breathing
arnd and have induced large or electors to be-
9ssve that the only IN which to escape from the
polscal control from their hands II not enough
20 srgue that the republican party. as SUCH did not
platforms legislation OF Congress elected
By It. were their theories Incorporated The answer
were able 10 exer, a very considerable influence for
mischief, and that they must be restrained
IFrom the Rochester Union--democratic.I
Tho gross and shameful maladmnislr ration OF the
State government has had much 70 with the change
that nas taken place. but Is wholly butabe
this. the disgust OF the people with the OF
radal Congress and its agents in the south become
apparent majority OF the people in the OF New
York declared yesterday that they opposed
ikhns negro sovereignty in the Southern Statesthat
shsy are opposed to putting ignorant and degraded
goes tn possession Of franchise in the southern
Satos slsewherc--that they do not favor the dis
franchsng Of the whites in the Southern States-n
short they are in sympathy With majority Of the
P0nnsylvania.
States Of the North In opposition to the rule Of the
who have for the past few years had unds
puted sway over this republic. These gentlemen have
arsat s,ss wss ,op sssa hnt e " s0 iS ~. o,ae
must and will be obeyed
From the Troy Daily Times-rsdicsl1
VS. do not profess to discuss the OF this repub
bca1 defeat IL IL the old story apAn Of a party
Iona in power finally going down under the camor for
change We cannot believe the people patriotic
IMAM they were year ago; but We do believe that o
great many republicans. observing the faults in their
own party becoming FESTIVE under apprehended
evils, and especially dspeased with such mperousness
OF leadership stevens and others OF that have at
tempted TO exercise, to the conclusion that do
Seat oil the party this year would prove wholesome for
admoniton and to prevent correct wrong
doing. We have here, too, another evidence Of the
utility Of two great political partes-the one 70 hold the
other IN check-and allow full sweep popular
preston
From the Buffalo Courier-democratic
The significance OF this grand victory this time
not DO overestmated The doom Of rad calsm been
prophssied by the elections other States; now the
pie declare that this shall be white mans government,
Abe voice OF Ohio to this effect has been echoed in New
York
From the Boston Advertiser-radicall
Tho lace OF affairs to-day presents considerable
change That which three years ago, or one ago,
or even last summer seemed incredible and almost i'm
possible has happened in the leading Northern States
not only in contested States like New York Psnnsyl
vanli, pnt In others which have usually been
20 over" hemlngiy republican that the majorres
a nsss no seemed S worth counting Even
ngures begin TO have something OF their old
ssnincance and Justly confident the republicans In
these States are OF victory in the great
year. they considering the assuring sue
cess, as they have not or years before. But
mere Is something more in these reverses than tho
mere effect Of local issues Tho eagerncss with which
the republican party with such consent turns
70 General Grant the candidate to retrieve its
fortunes and to redeem the future or the nation OF
itself evidence OF prevailing opinion that something
moro is 10 DO done for next fall than merely lay
aside all subjects inferior to the great question
party which 10 conscious that has merely INDUCED In
snndry diversions from which ss ready TO turn with
upimpaired strength to Its great task does thus
hastily summon It's champion and begin reckon upon
conscious OF having presumed TOO far upon s own
strength, even IN national Affairs.
from the Boston Pos,-dsmocratic1
noble victory New York and New Jersey for tho
democracy tells tho story OF the undyng OF the
people Of those States for Union under and not
M such magnificent TO distance everything
which her sister States have attempted. Connecticut
last spring and now New York. that gave 10
the and sent TO the baltic fields Of the Union
not nanked or broken BY the forces Of radicasm
Tuesday . glorious day indeed for the country.
spranr 10 the defence OF the old nag with INC
sulen thunder OF the nrst gun at Sumter. Tho Tribune
ssy 10 y. n sn but
them the fruits of 'lnteigencen In view OF a |
Sc%oerae and sonsss'a,e majority Of 1900 New
crfcs OF 'copperheadn and disloyhy, which have
~. S Of free ss sa 1ssn 9
three greatest States OF the Union-disoyai There
was never thrown into tho face OF halt the citizens Of
any nation such indefens bic by n parry that
sought 70 rule them New Jersey has done goriously
as Ss "1 nSsrv Was 70 % elected her
and wheels promptly into the limo OF the Union
In from Wisconsin and Minnesota aud from tho
great state OF Illinois Minnesota refuses negro suf
frHge, and so does Kansa, with woman suffrage an.
nexed. Everywhere II rs the cheering story OF
democratic gains and victories The free North s
aroused, takes the power which has been
prosttued by the party rsng Congress for base ends
State calls TO state 10 step forward ana strengthen the
line that ~ to make one united aud resoute effort TO
Withstand the assaults Of radicasm upon the constu
ton. The spirit that Is abroad Is that OF hberio. 10
dencs tyranny and usurpaton in Congress anu out
IL viii not permit this nation which has second time
indicated right TO be fee be led thrust
nde OF the constitution, which is the work and the
legacy OF the noble fathers OF the republic
IRON the Springfield Mass Republican-radicaLl
The President the elections snow that the people
In favor the immediate restoration OF the south
nifty thousand republicans stayed away from the polls in
New YORK on purpose TO crush out radcalism and
render inevabc the nomination OF General Grant for
Pesd9nt and this the way New York was gwen TO
the democrats. Tue Tribune foresoes consequence
frepubcan defeats, more pslpaols and powerful
sistance 10 auy reconstruction which implies the
blacks have righs which the whites bound 70
spec Election morning the Tribune It's read
sn:-"Remember tina, tho forces array against US in
thts campaign are the same, man for man, whom we
conquered In the Their victory would be triumph
% me principles and men OF the party OF treason
ed rebellion IL this was true Tuesday morning. Now
York showed that night that rebels con,roiod the
6Aae by some twenty thousand majority and thore
enc In hnng." But was not trus None Of these
than slight bold upon the truth II 10 altogether better
fSP Tonsciences sake, and for wise direction OF our
sprss In future throw aside these carcaturcs and
dsas lions and get back nearly possible solid
fncts. The Tribune had gimmer OF light in the
assliyia- article from which have quoted when IL