New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
50 CONFIDENCE N TIE DENocEATIc PAE1

~ IoNf Ibi'tF + ~ i4tt- ot.l.(' a 40 fAi'li'
The attempts to bring local issues into the
canvas, falcd. II turned ca rely upon the question
Wlc! oi c tW" great haIlol' otlles the leolle chV
To trust. The decision of NcVHanpshire ~ simply That
incc 70 f6e Dcmccrl,c p9r,y II il 70 the democrat.
a party that Scw-iamp.hgc speaks. 1t tells them tat
has been prosl,cd or 20 years 70 oeery dc-n of
denagOgucs from BUchanan- scheme TO subject Kansas
TO Slavery down Pendeton plan for repudion ;hey
con find no favor with the people. IA long a. lle
main Issue IS kept before the country, WHITTIER
organize ION for sale to any dchac0gue in exchange for
power sia bt trusted with lie national government.
the people Will vote them down The old Deocraiic Or
gaui1ltion must be pglyerz-d before he people VIII r.
Isigd - so. 80 )andOn tlr Republican parry IY
and 10 r. store principles To tlcr place in politics. OH
when the traditional cons piracy which cas ItstIl ''
iricicri ron The pSli 1crIi viii the honest peo
pie WHO hayc been 20 long kept busy coniendinG ss.
newer Dur l--- 1aoucutOus Issues
TIE BATTLE WON UNDER TIE GRANT BANNER
treta 5Ae Ner- YORK. Ae-A
Ncw-Hampshire, which last March was lost,
was yesterday cred by lie Republicans They have
!Yu=Ht - D@' t, W. IN ,i re. .''it - trc
Endorsement OF the President and hs policy for another
term. A- tAe FIST sAlImish or recou4oi'anee oI tho
PrtsiIeuil campaign, therefore thls ~ dpIcah sue
cess iu NeWHImu,Lre, under the clicuiustdlces AS
sumes the proportions o. great & a45 S dsc.'SG ,e,.
impression aud removes tao last shadow OF doubt
TO tro action OF Tie Pmiad' liia ifpuon'2n SoiNeu
ton; t dsciC-es the weakness oi thG -oleie u, -
d,turhu. tJrcE ana It rNst- l k1SsGtn would Cill
tiis "auLGiJy OF the Kcp5phcan pnity On tue otLer
the, nght the battle of under heir old party organ
zauon they can look for nothn- better thtn cr1an!1S
feat. what, then, ctn they doi They have tue IN
Y v- it rrfite ~! red them ~ the Missouri passive
policy the policy ~ sinking the D'T7crtlc party IN
iIccnd-1a-y fusion with al me ahtl'Tiht tcmeLts oi
tho c.Uury beginning VITA the Cincinnati LDeid IIe-
publican Convention.
PREVENTS A DEMOCRATIC REACTION.
Fr1Iq Iie urril ti-l..70.l.
In 1888. Giant carried Hampshire by
about 5000 aorty hut Iow, after stIeuuous aud de-
IpFq IL Is Ner o
iDriy Of perhaps l0N; which shows great cbh n l.3
Fe,ierai patronage was in the hands Anlrcw Johnson
welded against Grant Dat nov" WIZ ll' ifoha-'
m his hands and most unscpulously ilsrd Ia. ma
iOrlty j. mere basatcie compared WIN Lit ~ was
then Ihc LemOcIuc pHitJ is win '7 result
cludc- the taking mp any other candidate VINO uH-lt
reurlie tae Republican party and thou-A last not ea't,
il Tie last Nesgc oi uan-er tht any portion ot
the Democratic pasty vii protest against the compete
abandonment Of dead issuc-. 80
SATISFIED WITH THE "s"REHEADo WOEA'
Let Schuu Iaye-it ABUSES him and does
not uy Unal dus INTO nr ears, but Dy their own OBJ
s-rtIlon anu clou. Ihcf ycn0|, IN -!ianP
shire, emphatic vote IL favor or the Ainih9tIh-
ton which has been sD much cdumuatod NO doupJ we
sLdl told hy ocurZ and Ia, oues that the yoie ha7
to say tAat, VINO would deprive them OF their only
sourco OF consolation Had the vote gone TIE olhtf
way, should have oeen toIl uat lt5 1lEIihCd'fI,
could rot possibly have been OveIes mated IL s result
schurz and the 0f the oT heads may hnd an ac-
cur.e measure % their nidehce ne sleecIes Y 'ns
scAurz ana OF senators Trum"ul ana Ipioh' had ptl
scattered broadcast through Hampshire uIueI he
M, t-i[ir.e bv tie way against which Mr. Greeley
rt1ri no word Of protest, And Lei result of ocnurza
attacks upuu tue cpubhcan party and the AduLslia-
ton Is Al. yerv heIning vote in favor Of both
NOTHING TO DISCOURAGE TIE REFoR,lERS'
Fro1. Tie -lOrk FIJeS uJeD@l
The Democrats had TO fight money, patron
ace monopoly, c.,iumues all the battles OF e ci\ii war
over again. anu the result Is that the etate | naa
Gcrn anti Deuocratic with exception, since the
Iav Of Isaac HIl Is still auDemOcratc. HE result
makes Gen. Grant quite happy, the tarn lhon0pons7
more hopeful, end the denomination Vl Ooii.
Grant If possible, more certain, but there j.
nothing in the result 10 prevent natohdl victory it
Federal Administration. The result OI this election oI
course opeu fresh burst OF enthusiasm over tue pO
laritV Of he ruling President; but these gentlemen Mi
please remember that IN that business iLey are i 1o
hind Goys Holden Of North Carolina, Reed Ot flOrld'
Bnlock of Georgia Davis Of Texas Cayt0nOI ARKANSAS,
Srtt of south arO ma all OF ~LOm are Tor Grant AMI
each OF whom Is persistent Hiena u LIS i'"'"i''