New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
From ONE JUDGE ILL.,

THE tribune is large newspaper-larger
than any rivals-yet we cannot find room in 1t
for answers to all the deliberate and Infamous
lies which are from day to day uttered to our
prejudice through The Times. Here is specl-
men from its last issue:
cit il % crlous fact that Mr.. Greeley fully relied
upon tho eGIrts OF his associates that tho morning
after the election he announced In his paper THAI IN"
State had gone to the Democrats by small mJo itv
lie did not In many other epochs Of his hfe realize
the force Of the public opinion which had been evoked
There is n legion of kindred lies inst be-
fore and behind ths-every one as malicious
and as grOundcss as the abOve-but their refu-
tation may not, to prcjudiced minds, be so
ready and irresistible. Here is the leading ar
ticlc in TIE TRIBUNE of the morning after
Our late Election, as it appeared IN our hlst
edition, which we were obliged to put to press
ut an early hour:
ave have carried the City OF NewYork for Franz sg"l
y 10000 majority have tprobaby; defeated every Tam
MANY candidate for Senator save Win. NJ. Tweed, ana
have reduced the Democratic majority on the State
ticket from $1,000 (probaby) $500 In the State the
result IL not yet e ny sufficiently clear to Warrant
posye statement but the returns from all quarters ar"
40 cheering as to incline TO the belief that we nave re-
deemed the State by small majority Br"oHyh iron"
which, AZ this hour details arc still waning must "''
eide it, We confidently Legislature safely Re-
publican in both branches"
We thus spoke with our habitual caution
while the returns were Incomplete. But, ar Il
later hour, we issued second edition, with
the above article modified us follows:
VICTORY.
eve have carried the City Of NrwYork for Franz sigc
by at least $1,000 majority; have defeated every Tam
many candidate .Vr Senator save WIN. NJ Iweeu' ana
have reduced tie Democratic maj. rity on the stare
ticket from $4,000 to robab In the state the re-
suit IL not this hour "A. n.y. sufficiently clear to warrant
very positive statement but the returns from all guar
tiers are most cheering We safely estimate the Re-
publican majority in the State 10000 1t Is possible
that Now-York redeemed by majority even larger
than this. Tie senate has 20 Republicans to . Demo-
Gratis and doubtful.
"In tho Assembly. there will be AZ Republicans to 10
Democrats AM in these last included the Reform
Democrats Tammany elects only OF the 81 Assembly
mei from th- city Brooklyn has disappo n,ed the
prcatons of her best friends and has failed to elect
anti Rims candidate for Mayor"
-Bcforc II p. NJ. of election day, the Editor
of TIE TRIBUNE announced to the rejoicing
tLrong who crowded this office and every ap-
proach to it that the Republicans had carried
the State His leader, entitled 1.-The Peoples
cTulct, WHICH alSo appcaieu III al o"' wi
tons of Wednesday the 9Th, was based on
the assumption of Republican triumph. 1t
began:
"The People Of this CITY and State in their election or
yesterday proclaimed their adhesion to the Divine man
d. to Numbered from Sinai Thou SHALT NOT STEAL
This Is tho meaning this the moral Of the verdict which
had very little reference to party politics."
What can be thought of the sagactv, not
TO sneak as to the veracity, of writer who
dctes facts 80 public and nOtOriOns9