The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
TUE COMING ErEcrIOH IN sEw YoRK.
The Democrats Confident = The Radicals
Dependent.

The Democrats Confident = The Radicals
Despondent.
from the Albany Argus tdemocratl. Sept. II.
The complete victory in California and tho immense
gains ia Maine demonstrate that Is la the power OF
dsmocr,ey of New York 10 redeem tho state N Novem-
Der neyL The same Influences that contributed 10 the
results those states at work here and throughout
tra t,ion The Deope arc becoming tired of The mia
OF the fanatics Their accession to power has brought
with II nothing but debt taxation and unlimited corrup-
| ton The IaK-burthened masses begin to realize the
year The republ cans have promised that they would
bring about reforms that would relieve the people
redeem any OF their pledges The State is yearly
pungng deeper in debt the have been constantly
increasing while the money thus wrung from the hard
earnings OF workingmen and mechanics has been squan-
dered IN the most reckless and corrupt
This not mere assertion. Our readers have been daily
Turn shed with proof Tho con,agOn has spread from
Washington until il has infected state government
aud the evidence Of the general Generalization is tur
nshed by republican authority We point 10 the record
they have made for themselves that furnishes he evil
denco upon which they stand convicted before the
people. Let the democracy have condolences in their
power 10 achieve success in November the result
VIII not be doubt u What has been in Conne tcut
ana California and Maine, can be accomplished in New
YORK But in order TO make success certain there must
be organization and effort Committees should be Orsan-
lied IN every town ana arrangements made for the cc
iaon OF reliable democratic papers Let our opponents
see the evidence on which lhelr party lead
ers stand convicted Of misgovernment and cor
rupt practices The peopl, preparing for change
anu thousands who have heretofore voted the republican
ticket anxious that IL should be brought about II
viii faithfully perform their duty Will
head tho c1iumn OF democratic Staes Our opponents
the handwriting the wall, and endeavoring
rsiy Their followers. They fesi that they are on the
losing side, and that the current Is against them. Their
serious losses elsewhere indicate what may be expected
in New York, and they VIII make renewed efforts to
reiri Their waning fortunes But democrats must
meet them with earnest labor ami follow up vic
tories al eady achieved with the energy that has
Characterize d our friends IN other States Let this be-
done and shall hazard hing In predicting
such result viii gladden. the hearts OF the lovers
good government throughout the Union.
In n rad Can Sart
1t would be folly TO suppose that we shall carry the
state this tail without an earnest contest and the en-
plos ulent OF all resources. We shall have
tend with the democratic. party proper, against tho
direct opposition OF corrupt federal administration
elected by tue Union party but acting with IT'S enemies,
ana The lacit antagonsm OF body of disan ced poll
TEXANS who have separated themselves from the 10y al
ranks and are waiting for circumstances to determine
their !uture position The democrats have ev rythng
TO animate them TO unexampled exertion defeat this
year viii be the certain premonon Of their
excursion from Ioical power and VIII render npera
tive thorough reorganization OF thor party If they
can manage TO carry two or three Aorhern
states they will hope to enter the Presidential
o. next year sufficiently strong To give character TO the
plot OF Andrew Johnson-a conspiracy which Involves
cans promise that ney II redeem the State in October
Ut tse judicial election and show that the strength OF
the party is not broken or diminished We hope that
they may DO 81. at sQy that D 10Th
etsr confidence. disaster such as mat OF last week is
always demoralizns IL produces divisions and leaves
bitternesses behind IL that speedily easily
,ercome. II is possible that the October vote will be
all righ--thougn California may not wheel into line
look with much trust pennsy yania and Ohio
show by their state elections of next month, that tDere
Ia no change IN tue sentiment of tho loyal
that they are sun moving straight onward TO
the establishment of the exalted principles for
which they have bated so nooiy the past We do
speak in the temper oil alarmist. True wisdom
shuts the to dangers; when disrov.
cred, guards ellie entity agans them. osng TO lnfu-
eli growing out OF the operation of the Metropolitan
Excise aw-partcuariy upon the German population
anu to other elements connected with municipal admin
lstraton hardly that the democratic vote
IN New YOrE and Kings will diminished this year.
tremendous opposition majority vii thus be presented
by tnose two counties for The rural districts TO over.
They have done before, and do again;
but In order TO attain the viGtory to which
titled there must DO thorough organ za and efficient
discipline in every county We afford TO lo,d
hands and repose in confidence that al viii come out
right without special exertion Each individual |
republican IN the state should feel II the result
depended upon his exertions The State Convention
been called at comparatively late day THIS was nec.
say, owing to the ac, That the amendment TO the
sttution could possibly prece the close
OF the present month and It vas important that some
expression In reference 10 should be embodied In the
Platform IL Will ieave, however but bet period Tor
orsnization, and for the development OF iha intricate
d tail tnat attaches to state campaign We do not
pose TO discuss the composition OF me general ticket
Ttat must DO subject Tor The delegates 10 decide when
they meet In convention, and the OF The
people shall seem 10 demand. What we dcs're 10 I'M
press upon the minds OF republicans throughout
ths stae, - The vital imporianc, OF speedy
local organization The various county committees
sl0li pro, lds for holding conventions and getting
tasf ttkcts into tue led as sooa as possible after
Soa noinai0ns are made at ~ racuse 1t 10 Impossible
a. TIE state Central Committee to work efficiently
otasr~.e through the local committees,
uBpfepared for action tue loca tickets |
male up. In most of the counties sneriis surrogate
dsct attorneys and reasurers 10 be chosen this
year Tho that many office. OF Consequence are
10 be ned viii mlart the canvass ana increase
the -regate u the popular But IL Likewise
nsncs AZ donal reason for prompt action We trust
ueuds everywhere will the pernency of these
Suggestions and that they will meet tae Efforts OF those
VINO are more particularly entrusted with general
organization by corresponding exertions their
osn part. There eau De no reason but cur
oSn aia,hy or careIessness why New YORK
h..
goody vote But ss NUT remember thdt majority Of
TN erea fen 1ostsdEd ia an aggregate IF nun,
teg chcags ~ elch ditric are reFlyed 10 oUyconl e
Tue election OF lhs TALL is to speak the of
Ne" YORK IN relation to the aouses OF the admnisra-
ton a. WAshingons pronisacy. us disloyay and its
corruption. IL is 10 demonstrate ae position OF the
Commonwealth upoa grave questions which affect the
integrity tue very he OF the government And Il Is TO
deeI1n 10 whether IN the approaching Presidential con
test. shall lead tue van.uad VI States marching
forward grand ideas OF lib ry aud justice
dear the hearts OF the American people
Are not these 10 enves enough 10 stimulate to earnest
and untiring e.orp
From The New York Tribune (radicaD, Sept. IL
II We only do what 70 wise aud intrepid wc need not
fear. But must nave thorough organization.
let all minor lssaes fall. All who umlJ tmo.
serving should be allowed to 10 TO the We want
"a compromise c0ahtious, no peoples party move.
ments temporary political maSeshiits. Better DO
fairy aud rarely defeated principle unlver-
freedom and universal suffrage tnsn gam victory
that vii leave one man no matter shat color witaoat
every soliticsi right Honorable defeat rs hundred
fold precious than dshOnoiabe victory We have
the cries Of niger supremacy aud "Ameria
for the whi,e men, aud other degrading appeals TO
popular preJudc e Well heard these cries In 1856.
under Fremont, and ia 1850 aud 1864, under Lincoln
Thea nad the sword u.s. enemies mcnaced
VITA conquest and massacre. We triumphed, and
they made good .heir threats The johnson
parry Pnsde phia Convonron and ALL Is only 80 much
iying ditch. 1hs dcn crate party fc.
IL summons a stragsic aud alag tie lines
hear ne cfAtdt criss u psp1rdton Let US spend the
few remaining weeks IN organization Lot Us, above all
things, surrender no principle, make no concession.
lhen triumph VIII DO righteous, well sublime