New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

AN HONEST VOTE ALL TIE LIBERALS ASK.
From Tge Retg- York Eypres
"Greeey will Decline" is the last nope,
folly. and rumor OF the GRANTEES 80 WI me sun ane
moon decline in the same sense. Mr. Greeieys h4Dio
eraI Re pubclus believe IA the great founder %
their iaith when it had pure origin, ana DeHoeta.s
egual states aud a common Union, who ndorse te acts
OF their delegates m Baltimore. VIII support 1 s "S tS
honesty. fidelity, and Win ntenslsj 700, Low G e Ts
confess Is doubtful. Tue popular meetings ninO ne
Day, as far as can see or real, lack 10. VIII VIII
Iorner enthusiasm. Uup0n the otd De1ocratlG EIe &
tie rst disaster other effect ban O create oo
zeal, more intensity to work. more wli..SnesS& 10 ~
feeling for public good than before INC oetp
% jth 1o sit We ask our irends-not 10
meet money with mOuey, for that Is Impossible; hDr
Ofico with Office. tnat too, is mpossioebut we ASK
them TO orego all prejudoes. all anmosrties all feelings
OF disappointment, an 0f the told you so arguments
OF prophets and unbelloy0rs, ana WIN lalh anu NOI
heart and hope TO tho polls and vote ne unt Or
the ony man whose election nsuTes, with reorganization
over the past the nope OF pure prosperous AMI pedCe
ful Government for the future ..
A MEMORABLE DAY FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
From ne PhiladeipsN HTail (Dca). ,,
Yesterday will forever remain a memorable
ia the political history Of Pcnnsy
not less the results OF state ana muhicp elecOn
than the means re3orted 70 10 accomplish thoso
suits We have not the time even We nave he
enter INTO the details vi tins last, lhooV
masterpiece OF Ring rascaiiiy IN CnDluSihns
boldness aud In pOlnt OF HIgni1uae 70 sf,nJ
and wonder how such things can be IN CITY Ike fhii
dolphia. But we dismiss tns panle! slDJect 10 NGt
that care to dwell upon ior tho re.soh tnds ~
indicates cOruptBess on tine part OF te parry 10 poMe
ability defraud that sets Gt absolute utDanCe
all attempts 10 have far eleetlon fOl II clc 70 o
remedy. IL Is in the hands Of the people
III they will not apply IT, then must 20 on uh IL enus
IN God only knows what.
DEFEAT MAY BE THE PROMISE OF VICTORY
From The WGshHgua Pgr0 lDsn.)
These were some OF the disadvantages rnder
which the campaign conducted from me hrsJ gun
in North Carolina down TO the last upon Whleh we arg
commenting The people who desired REFORM anu
sought "a change OF Administration IA the only cOnuluh
OF achieving II, rushed forward at the can OF uuiS,
seized the weapons that lay nearest at hand and Ike
rqu mil qnTa arpd
lar army, Oficered and equipped IN the completSse
manner with plan of battle long PREPARED ana 'ae
the first shock like the soldiers at Bull Run But they
have learned wisdom by experience, ana what was
disaster two days ago may be the promise OF victory
three weeks hence IL the lessons OF tins cheek DC
properly taken TO heart they will inspire for
another and erander effort remove OF weak
ness and assure a great Triumph
OUR DUTY.
From Elntra IN. " Gazette. (Dem)
Whatever be the result OF the October cleo
ton duty Is clear. the battle which the country Is
engaged Is for reform, Tor paccalon lcr peaCe @ top
breaking down the barriers OF secOns lOr restoring te
era OF good will throughout the land ana, beyond ts
it is contest Ior the right Of sesoyernment asalnS'
centraliZation, Tor one term IOr IIe IIcsiuSaCg'
for personal responsibility Tor all Inen IN OhiVe,
Federal Government keep its hands and money from
State elections In sucn contest 10 disasters no
adates viii falter, aud hence our duty
is plain as If h were written on the sky or upon the
than parties, and look to political victory as the
best hope OF the people, the States, and mankind
OHIO GOOD FOR GREELEY BY 10000 MAJORITY.
from The Cincinnati Enquirer
Before the late election we claimed 5000
majority for the Greeley ticket in Hamilton Co. We
narrowed down Greeley aud Grant, insist that
majority wl not be less than 10000 in this county for
Greeley. 1t is known that shall carry tho city IN the
Spring Mayor and all those VINO wish TO be on the
strong side are coming over Grant Is very unpopular,
ana hundreds who voted the Republican ticket VIII not
vote for him. The figures show, too, that there are
thousands OF Democrats who did not vote on Tuesday
for our vote Is not as great as u was four years ago AT
the October election Ten thousand majority under the
win get old Hamilton. Win little work snd exertion
might make it l2OOO but 10000 enough TO carry the
State.
WE CAN WIN IF WE WORK.
From ne Troy (y. ~ Iress CDep.i
No one need be dlsheartened, for Our cause
is not hopeless. We win II work win our old
time yigOr. We must put forth greater EFFORT, labor
more carefully and zeaOusly, into the fight with
more determination. exert more enthusiasm, lay aside
our apathy and strain every for the contest. We
have done this before we must do 1t again. Let no
man say aught against our platform for IT Is the best
we ever had. Let say word against our can
ddates fol they are worthy OF our best energies We
are ensaged in revolution and we must remember
that revolutions not accomplished IN day aud never
without work So We say TO all: Take heart be not dis
couIaged but work, work. work; Tor triumph VIII come'
for victory Will be ours
WE CAN ELECT GREELEY AND BROWN.
from Tie Wilmington a. o. star.
1t is wrong for us TO cripple our efficiency
for the national by taking misanthropic
OF these State elections There is no cause for despair
gorgeous pecuniary resources Of our adversarles.
We hope we have on the part Of all the conserv-
Grant Grant raSp' to the throat latch, Il we can
not administer TO him complete overthrow Let us re,
solve 60 latter We elect Horace Greeley aud
Benjamin Gratz Brown President and VIcePresident OF
the United states on the first Tuesday OF next Noyem
OF the hopes Of patriots
A PULL ALL TOGETHER AND VICTORY IS OURS.
From The DctrOu FIRE. PTess (DeBij
1t was necessary that the Administration, to
give it reasonable assurance of victory IN November,
should carry ONO Indiana and M ,d t3 re-
the second cannot be oyerbalaneed by the
%a:t be- % ad%tsa that the Says of |eS WS
States by the friends OF Reform was very desirable,
but feel th3 we aad mt e gn to nope ioF more
as could be wished There is, however, less than
month in which to work. and there Is no time to be lost
Let there be long pull, strong pull, and pull all
together, and victory is ours.
OHIO CAN BE CARRIED IN NOVEMBER.
From The columbus (Oho) SeRtnsl Rem
All things considered, the Liberals of Ohio |
have done splendidly They have demonstrated the |
iaet that the state can DO darTed IA MoEemDer N wlln
in Ohio who declined TO vote what they called the Dem
ocratc state ticket This reserve force can now be
sion OF the national issues and OF the merits OF Greeley
add % votes TO o cause Ss 0 dT @ and
struggle Each day your ssength VIII be renewed and
your will grow stronger the better its righteous
ness and justice are understood
CLOSE UP THE RANKS, AND FORWARD
From The Bggalo Courier (Daa)
Such, then, seems TO be the result of Tues
lays eventful struggle. That IL has disappointed
frankly admit But with equal frankness
friends that in it Tor despairing OF far
different issue November. We sincerely believe ithat
is still in the power OF the Democratic party and its
Liberal allies the national vctOry.t 1t needs only
hat what Is past TO the greatness the effort
needed IL down TO this that II OF NewYork
viii do duty, and, rallyng round noble leaders,
Eeep State In line the general cause will be
ate Once more then, close up the ranks and forward
WORK AND FEAR NOT.
From The Utica IN. " Observer (Dral
There ID no man among you 80 poor but
hat he afford to give part Of mis- time to the good
ause during these ying days The 6th of November
determines the destiny OF this people foreTer and for
yer. III the Rings triumph the eptaph OF the Republic
3 writien. You must organize and labor 20 preservo