New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
THE NOVEMBER REVOLUTION.
COMMENTS OF THE NEWSPAPER PRESS
OHIO AND INDIANA LED THE WAY.
From The Cincinnati inquirer tDem) -

rhsy met in his stronghoIds the unbroken coumos Of
the when be was % % ne yd a
division OF his forces, ana gave 10 our hl S,ys.- .
nny accompaules but secures victory Well. the day
that we have so long watched for ana wnch Wo never
had doubt would finally come. IA AZ hand' The lark
'b, ot oonrrsson has at as BEEN broken by the sun
light Of popular uhicncc I1o e,5aus %, "%use,iI: %
Sisneed and the horizon Of the future j. clear before
us TO have brilliant an awaSrnag WIZ ,in ~ con
pcnsate for the many y'as we have spent III Tue VIII
derness OF defeat and MISFORTUNE
MASSACHUSETTS HAS DONE WELL.
FROM NE CiaSnnaH CorlnlTo,gt Undl
We presume there IL no doubt 1f the solid
strength OF the .'loya" sentiment O clA-slcFusr;tsa
sentiment loyal TO Naton1nty, 70 cddah'y OF czsn.
sbp 70 sound currency 10 the .aOrcorent OF the Ma.
ona laws for the pr0tecIio. o. bt weak against tho
strong. Massachusetts oests against Bicrl,m. and
gives her protest w sona pent ny aesa,,a @ p,Irs - @
gress She p.Ofests ais, against the W1 p2n
and demor Alizilion Incident 10 lnprsohc'Sle r,e,
pro1i6ory laws, and defeats o.iyS'ic ds.got: tue
c!ndidste for Govern3r %"9's pSssm nroH.s. was
regular for Congress whJ oOught DIS noina-
ton In Cherry PcctOral Aver Soc protests against the
trifipe with constituency which pu' np , " dou ~ @ ,'o
Republican to run against trstr1te Ds'HocfIt III Tue
Sppnrove, the attitude OF a strong man VINO takesa
nopon outside party lines, aud n. p Banks goes oack
TO Congress. Upon the wnoie M'''achuSe''' n' u'"'
we'll THE FUTURE OF THE pARTY RI, IN, n DOUBT
A Democratic triumph yesterday had been
sufficiently foIcshadowed Jy tne OetOD1I ee''lons 70
49,, , exnrcIaIion but the result IN Mas AcLuevA
was genuine surprise both TO DeuIocrIts ana hrp y"
cans The result In nat State may perhaps De ~ ussn
as triumph Of moral idea. tir0ugnthe ACT Ol
Republicans OF thought ANA culture, repuua,"t ep, .ue
sun"9ft of Objectionable canuiu'Ies i''oU ti "s'n
,hsIn bv caucus or personal manipulation, No
body doubts, however that MAA-s"""- a
Republican STATE auu viii be found giving her
oi" republican majority ia November. 1s6-i that
party taking lesson from its present revrrser pns
up candidates and platforms sucn As honcsihInking
Republican indorse 3d. TOO, OF ONO. Indiana, New
York. and other dlsafected RepI"icin States L. can
be denied that the Republican party has dSt no"
look Of Generalization ana dlsihtegrLtoh extremely
encourag gng to the hopes II the hungry Dsnocracy IL
remains be Whether there 10 Drains tact. and
courage enough in the Republican leadership " " pluck
this flower safety, out of TINS netile' d'bgcf'
THE FIGHT STILL BErwEES THE BLUE AND
From National Ppubhoan pasAag'on Adm,nt'r ION orgaa
The two organizations winch have divided
the country du,ns the iot ears me' yes
changed IL Is true. by the niGhl events tbat nave IN
the meantime taken place Iaac lOf Instance ine oae
OF New-YOrk The standard-Dearer the Que side was
Gen. DIX who gave the 0dttefry 10 th1 Norm. even
while he was member OF MI. Buchanan's ClLine', 10
shoot down uishOnOred the g OF tus cOan-
try. On the other side was Mr. Illden. wnO during the
just closed eudeayored in vain 70 wasl fron his
garments the stain Of sympathy wlta treason and
traitors during the Rebellion. VINO doubts that IL the
figures presented in otner columns I'M, morni"E every
heat voted for hun yesterday; tbal w per cent ol tue
who went into the war to save tho Union cast tLe
votes for Gen. DIX As general rule, lhe same Is tfie
OF nearly all the Southern States There the iSsde was al
without the exception OF single state, the gray
changed sides, but they are few aud lar Oetween Tho
stood yesterday it stood IN All the years from
ga 10 'G5. The Demo, rdcy II they were oniy hohest
e unUusn " rnv 40 ~, M SeI'eye at WAS
crime upon no part Of the Republican parry that lac
thirteenth fourteeuth aud hiteentn amendments 10 Ihe
Constitution should DC repealed; that the suffrage
possible moment Tne Democratic party Is tno
same To-Day as wnen 1t was the parry OF
opposition the war; 10 foremost leaders cOunseng
r,f has neen done On the nan the RspSbcaU
Iln lInpf fu-ll %
tue same faith aud aspiration anu neItY 10 uuOh ana
lively the same as they were when tucy nrst met IN
conflict for the Democrats nave not changed or forgot
IA years ago. TIE issAe Is fairly made UP The
two parties and no matter what temporary defeats or
may meet, have Tor the Victory
INDIANA.
The Cegeaad Leader (Rp)
The result in New-YO was expected; the
result Massachusetts was not E,eu best polt-
"cade of liberty" would iall easily into tue hands
of the enemy. Aud Butler, too-BdIler OF upper.
cur cuGu' to his Essex home. Ills Candidacy wia
great measure sA1sn the SsnsrI,
aud Butlersm did it, Tue redeeuIIg feature OF the
election OF George Hoar.
There is yet no basis upon winch opuion Of
complexion Of the &LiVth Congress but there viii
strong Republican majority which has Tor long time
held iudsputaDe sway. II defeat be general It is
sudden shock the Republican SOUL for event has
been forecast by tue shadow oI OIo and Indiana
FACT FULL OF CHEER FOR REPUBLICANS.
from 1he IOie.0 commercial (hep.)
There is not time, however, to consider the
States detali, and we ouiy stop here 10 point out
single that iull OF cheer to the believers RcpuD
and Independent movement against the republican
party had origin and threa,ened most aarmingIy,
manner plainly indicating that the reaction
toward the old party mas set H. Tnus last year WIS.,
cousin gave 1851 Opposition majority, ana now it 10
Republican as heretofore IL was the same way In Iowa
aud Nebraska last month. ana SO III great measure
Aim anH ls.ff IA lr rr
meaning OF this is not To Dc mis- aAen ani one result of
it will DC the election Of the Republican nominee for
President In 1876
POLITICAL BULL RUN.
From g.e Baagor (Mel Wh.g aad COarer (R,p)
We have MT time just now to do the subject
Justice and must beg our rraders to extract nat conso
ation tney from the stubborn facts. We very
sure that class the community Will ne aston
ished at the sweeping results In some OF the safes than
our Democratic feOw-ciIzens and they may well rub
fallen the hands OF The PhliistDes The RepuOean
forces seem TO have been commanded on one ing by
Cussedness, ana the result Is political Bull Run
toleraby large scale Tue defeat OF Butler salary
Banks salary -gra6Dcr and timmer and the same
votes which have defeated Republican Congressman IN
under Tlden aud John Morrssey, TO the control OF hs
Empire State Af.er such battle II will take several days
to obtain an accurate account or tue Killed, wounded
and MISSING" and defer the melancholy task for the
present. For the Democrats have fair excuse for
many years that cannot object to tneIr manifesto
OF glee As the victory pretty sure To DO snort
will console ourselves with the reflection that after Bull
Run came Gettysburg and Appomattox.
A GREAT ADVANTAGE GAINED BY THE OPP0
SITION.
From The Utica Herald adm. Rp.l
The Republican party has been working out
great reforms the past two years, and Ougat ba
stronger for them. But In some quarters the idea OF re
form has been secuted the plea has been made for COW
ering up faults and spurning the demand for sepuh
cation. AS q consequence reformers have been de-
nounced as meddlers, and the specuiat0rs anu
jobbers insisted on the mastery. Only Que enect
was possible. The popular confidence was rcpcilcd,
and disaster invited We have urged zeal and ac-