New-York tribune., 1874-11-05
TUESDAYS REVOLUTION.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
THE POLITICAL CAREER OF PRESIDENT GRANT

From The Yso. York Herald indy

the Of the November elections that he has been
political inheritance Whatever the causes, the
result is decisive. This election is not merely ,I,
a victory, but revolution. The United states
pronounces in favor Of conservative purposes. we
weary Of and ts bloody ,uslrucons The & prae
ca lessons be learned cannot fail to be or the very
gravest Importance The canvass closes the poitc s
Of Gen Grant .ory on
the people become restless and impatient and crave
washington wbo was severely criticised before his
rement for what was REGARDED as the e9rrupto et
not merely what he has DONE but by what he
has failed to do He has permitted tse oe
of the government. The Presidency is no longer the
constitutional head OF representative Republic oul tne
longer composed of statesmen OF repute, selected be-
cause Of administrative fitness but Of stan 3ncers h
disposal OF patronage has been LARGELY mater oi por
troll of poiticaps who have shown their appreciation Of
public responsibilities by Gre 40 Mo6lller back pay ana
other suspected and dishonorable transactions.
GRANTS PRETORIAN PHALANX BROKEN.
From The Neu-YOrk World tDem.) r.
Grants pretorian phalanx has been broken.
His Third Term banner has been captured ana Re. re-
army the spoilers of the South have been compelled to
1G s res pas
Mortonism has oe its power for delnson of the de-
Yet this Is only the first great battle in long campaign
1t is won trumphantly Yet there are are Others 70 Se
on TO the standards of the Democracy by faithful hands
which have successfully planted those standards IN the
Trade; victory for Hard Money; victory for Home
Rule. The sign by which we have CONQUERED in the
whole country Let the same victory graced standards
now carried to the sorming of the White House,
Federal Capitol, and two years hence the Quatre Bras
OF Radicalism shall be forgotten IN the havoc OF ts
Waterloo "And that loud Sabbath shake the spoiler
down"
A DEMAND THAT THE PRESIDENT BE I'M
PEACHED.
From me n. y sun (Ind)
The indignation of the people as expressed
through the balot6oxes has snlyered Grants Admns-
1t is the end of Grant and Of Grantism Il gives the
peached by the House Of representatives, as he
certainly ought to he. there will be far moro proba
tern S than an' that he VIII have third or course
the unconstitutional features OF the gag law
senatiyes will certainly be controlled by the Opposition
1t seems in the light of imperfect returns IL the
power This is we for it foreshaows the character OF
the Presidential contest two years hence 1t was neces
Congress, that the Opposition should make
gain of 81 members. sufficient returns have
more than that number. They Will no doubt have a
good working majority II they 9aye one Of tneir first
Republican Senate TO aequ1t lin on the trial II they
dare take that responsibility when the results @ Of ths
appear that they are due not 50 much to
R fansv si ' w % hpnpcan tafn ont sa
the stay-athome Republicans did the bust
instructive lesson to the Democrats of which it will be
wise for them to take heed 1t will their policy
TO so use the power with which people nusted
them as to bring these disguised Republicans their
side. They will do well t. remember that some things
are the thirteenth Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amend
mens 10 the Constitution which those Republicans " ho
have enabled the Democracy to win this amazing vic
tory will not permit TO be disturbed Glory enough for
one day.
MORAL FORCE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
BROKEN.
From The Netr YORKER Stadts Zf.ung
The moral force of the Republican party is
viii think long tune before concluding proceed fur
her in their previous course srons as are .ns PcSen
WrppS WiI certainly be still more apparent The ban,
under which the Union stood for many years.
freely and with the exception of the condemned
AGAINST 3 great AND % Movie oe every T c
future Iu order the fruits of this great revo-
luton much, very much must be done: me BEGINNING
The first was the work OF an impulsiVe uprising;
the latter the % d fys5em1 ns seSiion uni tor
Mayor the Tammany machine has gained the
Register the united opposition has been victorious over
the Tammany machine In this Is SHOWN 10 whom the
stance the efforts have been rendered futile to keep
the Tammany chiefs away from the authority given to
administration from plundcriDg through party ma
chinery. If the men VINO controlled the Republican
Convention had permitted the nomination OF candidate
for Mayor acceptable not only To the Republican oppos
tion. but also to the independent Sisn, citizens If
welfare of the community, citizens candidate
for Mayor might have % as m as Sr w thn ne
the absolute majority which the Tammany candidate for
received have the ne
party OF municipal independence continues to live Its
aSeE G S 1ne r has been repe
but new attack will follow year by year. until finally
heart shall triumph although party intrigue has now
failed permit the full assertion OF this sentiment
THE REVERSAL OF THE HOUSE PERHAPS A MA
From Th< Rpa5Le tNeo. York AdD organ)
When old Massachusetts, deserts the Repub-
licau cause defeating Gov Talbot aud eecng three or
four Opposition Congressman by heavy majorites-Mr.
Butler being left at home. and the old district OF Mr.
seem almost as useless to depOre defeat in other States
as to indulge in explations over the election Of Mr.
est calamity to the Republican party-a1d we
only thope 1t may not prove Sationa1 n ms G
the next House Of Representatives In Congress THIS
body wiz until December OF next year.
mischief by Senate OF decided adverse politics. But
in the meantime and looking 10 Almost III me- con-
on the finances and credit OF the Government the cur
of ne y s snG uded eSs pSs of
the prospect OF specie payments: or eqnalizng
H sGy IN OF mot feel
disquetude factonsl rrtations may have tempo
rary invaded the successful record OF the party these
influences only temporary and the party organza
ton is still intact aud vigorous
AN ORGAN CHANGES THE SUBJECT.
From The Commercial Advertiser (Adm Rspl
The long talked of Demoratic "tidal wave"
set in Yesterday, and swept down pretty much every
Republican in its IL was not entirely unexpected
The signs indicated its coming to many who dld not
wish 10 see H. and willing 10 discourage their
friends. The newspapers VIII be surNng over
with all sorts OF solemn palayer about the causes
that produced the heavy swell. One will say Third
Term the failure TO provide good government
for the SOUTH next the "Ciyil Rights bill" Credit
Moblier. Moeties. Richardson and lmoecility, Grant
and extravaganza, Congress aud corruption Butler and
SanbOrn and 80 to the eDd Of the chapter. Specua
fons upon the causes idle and Will result ad