New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
THE PRESS ON THE RESULT.
THE DISASTERS ONLY TEMPORARY.

With the excntiOn of Iowa and Nebraska, the
Republicans were badly defeated in the West yesterday
T S atemppg TO account for it. The Con
gressona delegations for the XLlvth Congress I'D ind
vision of parties in the XLIId Congress The OHIO De-
moeracy have elected H. possibly 49, OUT Vi ~ ,tn,
very badly elect able man OF their own slde Mr.
II. b. Payne. The Democratic state ticket there IS no
Governor TO elect this year, is triumphant The green
back plank in the Democratic platform and pronotlon
plank the Republican did the business pn On in1iana
defeat is than in Ohio The difference Is between
the boder Of Mr. VOORHEES, ana he Saos Of
Government paper, the payment OF Oniteq o'ates oI
in greenbacks and the suppression OF .e az tbe
former, and enlisted feeling mpGn larger tnan could
have been reasonably expected when The canvass
opened and certainly determined the result of the state
ticket.
There is much to relieve the temporary disasters 1--WE
feel they only temporary in ONO ana lndlana
in the steady Republican tramp of Iowa There Is no
shadow of turning in that quarter An unDroken dele
CATION in Congress and an overwhelming popular ma
orty on the State ticket attest the fidelity OF one OF the
westhiest and most progressive Young Common weaths
OF the West 10 the Republican party.
THE vIcE-PREsIDENTs PREDICTIONS
prom an fnteriecfn The Chica9o Tunes OcL Ia =,
Well. as / told yOu | have been out OF the
political arena 80 10 spesh, .cn nformSton My
physician positively nerdiSted my DONG any w1ra MAI a.
ai ana st can a. Give Won my general idea. told
leaders of the party last December that I'D y ,,co
il would prove struggle TO carry hePni,ca n,
~ 'i'v ~ ,he uext House OF Representatives. Since
Isl Snrinc think matters have Improved somewhat
and we NAV how secure small MAJORITY III 'i' "':se
ne t,eTIn movement is all s"Sf' iresIuent
Grant is siugulaIiy abiG and the country naruy
knows ANYTHING about him personally nc 10 Iin
mepsely moderated II is simply efoy to steh 10 men
helittng Gen Grant. He Is "A vastly aoef man tnan
the neople lhink The President is very reucent
man but in reference stO the third term 90 nov
thin that he himself desires H.. As 10 tne
and nassng of Federal office holders, that Is certain 70
nroye lntoerabe. The people Will not submit 70 ve
p"yerped Sy league of Government officials ana IL Is
an outrage for corps of officers to presume 10 Keep
IA. Il thYC
Presidency. ....,,,>
A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN NEW-IORk AS OhED
~ F,o,s ne N,,r Yorker SootsZ ZdmHg tind) OFT 10 =, ,
The Republicans who, like the New YORK
aIars az teir party Yesterday endeaVor 10 cobceaI
f tbemseyes and Others that the October elections,
oceibcr with The other elections OF the pas yea are
an snsolue verdict against their party simply ac nke
ostTcbes Tic less they recognize the truth OF te yer
J,et i'm their further political action, the more Iek
ana absolutely will they hasten 10 their DOOM We ~.
onr mart cannot avoid convetoD-nOt over peasahe a
to ns-tbat the Republicans have taken up to"a,, so
ericap neople the policy OF fight at any price, lne
rasnIt ot The elections Ohio and Indiana ieavcs 10
onrer donbt about IL. Alter such results thee can %
mo- ionpor reasonable doubt that the Opposition WIN
ove an helming victory next month III ABOUT al
the states For example, we may now Ieeuu ,iI ,I VIZ
tn,v nf the Democratic State ticket as an assured tnng
TnS onIv question now If how great the Democra,c
,noiority in New.York will be. The prODaDty ID tna.
Tho Emure state where the Democracy mas rrsponueu
to MI fhe legitimate demands of the frlends OF reof'
WI give n a far majority tnan Ono anu w
dlau. were wiling accord TO tBeif enete Demoerauc
organizations