New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
THE PRESS ON GRANTS RE-ELECUOM


GRANT DEEPLY IN DEBT TO TIE POLITICIANS
From The Cincinnati Coninartal tDfml
The people of the United States have pro-
nounced against n change Tho popular ludghcht nlS
been declared that 1t would be unsafe to take the an
israon Of the General Government OUT OF te eT has
been no lack of understanding OF the extent ni c t
takes Of Grant but the decision 70 Is obe ls Mat we know
not Of Wo have been impressed thIouehV,nhs ~ ,to n
Mt 9SS WAS b te iny Of the people in re-
spect change, and regarded u OF the utmost i -
ance that the Cincinnati nomination should carry WIN
an unmstakahe assurance OF safety. Grant Vas no'
much indebted TO the politicians Tor MS nrst H
hut he will enter upon his second term deeply IN ueDt 70
them IN will he matter OF the gravest interest 10 the
country how he redeems his obligations. Inc udhEol ~
his earliest eXperience with his high ofce listen TO
politicians cas- class" he will defer TO them enuleY,
We hope to find that his experience has Oeen pontaDo
TO him. and may be OF value TO the country, ana we
propose to show him fair play. nothing extenn,
atng $50 far at least as to become respOnsDIo o a5
sort OF public deception and setting down naught IN
malice. The Liberal Republican movement Is no n4t "a
failure 1t has hberalzed the Republican party, ana G
influence viii temper the Administration Ior the next
four years for good IL has also DeTazea we DyiV
cratic party. and put out OF the way forever It1rS
Issues and dogmas that were dangerous Inc msslIhn{
labor OF the campaign on both sides mas Deen -;
Much has been done in the removal OF he asperes VI
party differences and in harmonizng the antagonIss% % O
other days over the questions 1i In 6s Gy yworE Of
Unable benedcence.
CAUSES OF THE LIBERAL DEFEAT.
From The CiHonHGn POIksbLan Indl -
Government the energy OF an army OF C6o0 onolais
the inexhausiibe peeuiarY raSo9ITes Sa H' Ssebre
deck Dieh" of the Secretary Of tho treasury wo n
the right tine soSca wss aDe of 70 Se se' IMMENSE monopoly
created by protection and Of the national banks he
Tar of the great money princes before change OF Ad
ministrafion the force OF habit and the strength OF
ars and AGAINST which the Liberals stood militia
and home guards" against regular army tne
pewnese Of the Liberal movement, ana aDONo all,
The hostility of the Democratic Bourbons against
which
Cincinnati PlafOrm-have caused the election nelu yes
teray TO be decided in favor OF the present PRESIDENT
Resides there are thousands who allow themselves to be
Influenced by the force Of example There are tlOu-
sands whO they say, will not throw away their votes
and therefore Will not vote for that candidate who
according to their views, should be elected,
be elected Upon this class OF voters the elections in
Maine and Vermont and subsequently, Ihe OStopeI go
elections in Ohio and Pennsylvania have worked de
csiye influence. The disbursement which was thereby
produced among the friends Of Greeley could not DO
neutrallzed
THINKS THE RESULT A TRIBUTE TO REPUBLICAN
INSTITUTIONS.
From The Cincinnati G1zete (6fm)
The contest is over, and the result Is re-
corded glorious record II is tOo-one lhat N & tu,,
tnuo to reflect credit upon the American people 50 long
as there shall be people TO sustain repuDnuan "a
tOns, and so long as there shall he men ana women "
read history. The election OF Grant ana wilson IL
triumph OF system-a triumph OF the free Daot sec
ond only TO the grand achievement by which the Gov
erDment sustained during the neTce struggle Win
the rebellion. aud by which the contest for tho Union
and for freedom made IL is thus 10 Dc re-
garded because there was principle lnV0iVed tDa'
OyershadOWCQ the Cdnuudtts, anu u ID TINS p.ihpi
DIe that was Yesterday vindieated. The candidates
were, OF course, an important element In the
chiefly that the people voted. The decisive verdict had
a far deeper and broader meaning than the lnoi IA %
dorsement OF party No one who has been close oD-
server of the current Of public sentiment during we o
paign will claim that the people meant n voting Tor ana
electing Grant and wilson aud In continuing tne
can party In power TO be unde,S.3o9 a. uoI nS the
last four years The statesman or the leader VINO pu
eommit crave mistake II the successful parry shall
SO cOnstrue it. it Will commit a grave error
THINKS REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS A FAILURE
from The Csadnnad Enquirer (Dsual
1t becomes our painful duty, this morning,
to announce that the people OF the United StatTs yestl
themselves for four years longer with Ulysses 8 Grant
and his Administration IL hardly necessary Or Us TO
saw that we had hoped for a different result aud are
sadly disappointed. The hostility Of the Norm against
the south has been manifested aain and fruit will
be borne presume, In due season. The hlame
for defeat In great measure upon the mem
bers OF the Democratic party. who either a6stained from
voting or cast their ballots for the whom they have
heretofore professed To regard their enemies The
ticket which they have been accustomed 70 vote in
years gone by these men have repuGiaed IL matters
not in what form these recreants choose to excuse them
selves their actions speak, and despite their preten-
sions, they are no Democrats. Tue people OF this
country have demonstrated their unhiness Tor seugOY,
enment, and that's about the least that can be said
OF it,
RietlaOad Enquirer tDea1
We have no disposition TO consider now the
While we hope for the best when we his past
course we nave every fear the worst Trust
ing however that his policy toward the South may be
sofened and tempered by time, that the devices of
his malignant advisers may be exhausted we are pre-
pared to submit gracefully to the decision OF the major
fty. And now may we not hope that the war between
the North and the South Is cnded that this Is tho last
time it's passions and resentments VIII be evoked to
secure political triumph over defeated roe and that
we shall enter upon OF peace aud good fellowship
The South know stands ready and anxious Tor recon-
ciliaton-and why should We not have peacei
THE COURSE OF TIE GOVERNMENT MARKED
OUT.
from TIE Ye.5.H .Haror lcoan;) Journal tAdm) 81,
Writing at midnight, with the shouts OF the
victorious Republicans ON every hand, and the air
charged with " Old John Brown" we shall not attempt
TO read the lesson OF the splendid victory by which
Iysses S. Grant reelected President OF the United
States the cause Of Repubeanism yindcaed, the cOa
the Government marked out for the next four years. II
not for a generation. Tho people Of America have
shown that they intelligent 10 be mised by cam
paRn claprap but capable OF looking over ana beyond
the dust raised by interested and designing partsans
no matter speciOus the pretenses under which they
seek ~ secure their confidence.
THE PEOPLES ACT.
From The Boston Gobc tddu.)
The choice of Grant and Wilson by an
overwhelming majority is assured, and the nation has
sernly rebuked those false guides whO under the mask
of Republcansn sought 20 distract the popular mind
and lead people to commit their highest interests 10
the keeping unworthy The popular verdict
has been pronounced in strong condemnation OF Sumner
TrumDull, and schurz, whO for selfish aud personal
mOtiyes betrayed the cause which made them all they
are and who vany abOred TO the patriotic masses
with them These pretenOus deinagOgues may read IN
the result Of yesterdays vote another Illustration Of the
great truth that men are nothngi principles every
thing"
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