The New York herald., 1867-10-24


Total vote In 1867 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll9 $50
Increase on total vote. 2So7
rl... .oss. 4sZoA
Democratic increase. ....................... Z, l01
will thus be that the largest vote ever cass
in the State the republicans over 1000 while ths
democrats increased their vote BY over 1000 thss
showing that the entire Increase on the popular vote
was on the side Of the latter
senator Wilson ON the Late Elections end
tho Next Presidency.
In speech delivered at Marlboro Nasa, on the olss
inst, Senator Wilson said -
Since the October elections some not very far sssox
Individuals express tho opinion that the ongressonm
Let not the President or his democratic supporters q
dulge 10 these deus0ns The six hundred thousand e.
ranchised black men, the white loyasts and rspentans
rebels will reconstruct those robei States frame coust
tutons smbodyng the creod OF equal righls and wta
send loyal delegations to Washington the majority e
whom Win b members Of the great republican party -
the United Statss (Applause) You tell me, my demo
cratic friends that these black Of the South do ~
their county when their masters we're false to IL they
knew enough to be u favor Of reconstruction the bass
% OF s1a they are 70 sS g
possess the right 70 vote and the right to 90 voted
for Believing IL tho equality Of rights - -
privileges OF citizens OF the Uutted States, the
republican party proposes to crown Its great ssriss
OF By making the Declaration of Independsnes
Ia that great naovsmsns W We sav. failed in ohio, and
Franklin Pierce hasens express his qualification thns
the Perces tho Johnsons their associates NorA
and South, understand for all that the republican
party Of sSs United states ;n s In nos aDandon s ~ poso
ever until the equal rights OF ali the citizens Of the United
States shall be assured.
Tho Senator also made the following distinct
ment which was received, according 70 the report.
with "immsnse appIauss:"-
now make the prediction, and I am willing that y
shall 90 upon the record. that these insigniHcaat
riumphs that SO este Northern democrats and 80 en-
courage Southern traitors will bring these tagging
pubcans 10 the 'front.' that the republican party WIN
not qualify retreat from its position, that IL wtn
votes Of no. sss than thirty and consrss 70
support bis administration with twothirds majority u
each house
General Hayes, OF Ohio (Rndlcal), ON tho ''xSe-
action"
AZ ssrenads In Fremont Ohio. General Hayes
Governor sIect, sad:-
Tho democracy having secured majority in The next
LEGISLATURE had in ono sons got larger elephant than
they knew what 10 do with. Tney had talked taxatOs
b soas uo =
Tsy naS sd Of
20 elect; but there came the rub. What would they
doi The victory OF the campaign was vsllan.
Thurman; 90 did Pendislou. Here vas houss
divided Union had only 70 stand back and looks
take his seat until the lth Of March, 1seo then shs
republicans would probably have elected and installed
Thomas; bu. the prospect was Grant He wss in fsss
already nominated though no convention had been
value o United STATE, senator in sues ssns. - % -
loyal States Of the Union would send up. with =. s.
Grant q Chief Hagistrats' There was really srOaa
loss. Then the Union OF Ohio placed In q DO
ston 70 be oil united more firmly than ever before.
They had not given up . single principle gone bsck
on Q plank OF their platform.
How Judge Thurmau. OF Ohio (Denocrass.
Inierprets the "ReactiOn.v
At ademocrac joIIincation meeting In Allegheny 0isy,
0hio the night Of the 10Th instant judge Thurman
late democratic candidate for Governor Of Ohio after
the platform on which be was speaking FELL and later
ruptsd the meeting for tme said
On tho second Tuesday Of this month got little ~
fall tonight, and tnat 10 just nothing ALL aughtsrJ
Now, my fnends when the platform fell down 1 was
asking the question what is the meaning OF these
democratic victories this Year, what is that bnds
the great Middle States Of Ohio and Pennsyvana In the
Delaware and Maryland. and Kentucky cling to AZ g
their great hope in the dark future with they as
Indiana Illinois, Montana aud Colorado To me seems
that the answer Is plain. To me Il seems that the
pie are not prepared TO surrender cons,,tutiooai
government; secondly, that the white 10 sss
traditions and become ssris Of the black thirdly,
that the magnanimous and sensible people OF the 10
public arc not willing to sec the South converted into
Poland, and governed by military dcspotsm; fourhiy,
that they are not willing to see the material prosperity
Of their country destroyed in order pcrpetuae tks
20 the land groan for thousand years. perhaps,
under burden OF debt and taxation such as this word
never before saw, when 1t may all be honoraby paid
within the lifetime generation, without rspudiaon
and without injustice; and, finally that they
willing longer TO commit destinics rulers who's
corruption has lsndered treasury, given away
property and brought us 70 the very OF nAiionA
bankruptcy. THIS Il seems to me, Is the lesson Of the
hour. and thank my Maker that haze learned 10
before II 10 TOO late
Sensible Views from a southern Staudpotne.
From tho New Orleans Pcayuns, Oct II
The success Of constitutional vative prInst-
pies In Ono In the late election Is event hch
Conservatism North and West may we'll be jubsnk
Bot With US OF the South there s 5ubes We think
tho conservatives have made very gallant nsns.
they kept the faith despite persecution, the band
isnments of power popular frenzy national utorics-
,IoS and 70: shansess pronisscy Of former trussss
JOY, very observant, . cool, calculating, somewha1
phlosophic Joy In their triumph This triumph touches
pletc and IL compIsts consers at,s
in power throughout the North aud Wes, and Ct ths
federal Capitol should calmly await It's Of
power before thinking OF being tubIlant.
From the New Orleans Bee, Oct I'LL
whilo u ID undeniabis that the sentiments OF our
Northern and Western brethren have undergone radL
cal change regards the question OF negro suffrage and
the other vndctive congressional
people Of the Southern States immediate p-actical
beneht from the revulsion Will probably bo experiences
in this section beyond the Influence may exert
the temper aud action OF the leaders Of The radical party
aud the encouragement II may reasonably DO expected
TO give 10 ths constitutional all over tho country
II II shall cheek the violence and fsnscism % Northern
politicians The victory viii not be without rcsus tangs
BILE and certain II not mrasdiate
[From the Montgomery tAlal Daily Advertiser Oct 1ab
Never hunt trouble Is good ruis 10 be governed BY
and or hai reason We prefer TO wait until ths Conven
lion meets before denonncng It's action by snticipsuo
or Its members individually. The Alabama element
u Is In tns majority. exclusive Of negroes or new res