, 1874-10-19
COMMENTS on THE ELECTIONS,

Tho Republicans nero badly defeated IN DO
Vest There IL no use iu denying the ugly fact,
and not much satisfaction IN attempting to A.
count for it.-Aeu 1ork AepuoIlc-oryan Of
4ranttsn.
The tide is very steadily. 1t not 10 strong aa
rome anticipated, uyainBt Grants AdminiBtra-
tlon.-Nelo York Sun.
--Ylldeu is 10,0Ou votes stronger today in New
York by reaSou OF Tuesdays work at the Wes:;
aud the politicians may as well sake that fact N.o
iii SUBSEQUENT calculations. lork arlta;'e.
There IL = great deal Of yagle appfeAous9n ~
and discomfort iu tie public mind. With ly,lJ
senrc Of tho diHcomforts Of tic situation. th":e
IL 10 clear conception Of the romody. This condl-
in power. II produces a critical tanr"rf,
aud fault. finding moro Of lesa just
Th'ngs w!,lch i'll ''gopd times" Mould 80 un'io-
ticea are puunced upon aud groMled 9yor. 1t
tl4at tho Aopub!leasi party is not prepared. 10
roll Us 1t nj: :ht bo to Withstand the operation Of
dltion oi Or seu;a i is not winning Republican
-Itisuo. a iriutaph Of The Farmers Movement.
which ut ons time seemed formidable In tho
Vest; it e a Democratic triumph Pure aaa
simple, aud it natrauta the expectation that TAO
msnur slue-currents OF our politics VIII pe a7-
sorbed in one Or tho other Of the two r.alu
streams. According to pEosont appestaEres,
everything il tendlng to grand struggle in tho
uext tre4iuontil election between the TWO reg
uisr pnrtieH, With no Alde-noYoinents OF any iul-
unrtancs. There must be no nlora uf
ths uuua,rnuted in.oru.cidiing by which Koll"g4
WIS mads Governor OF Louisiana. Cong: osa
must give that Htute fnlr election ~ soon ~ it
assemblies, and tho President aud his Rupe!,,or--
vfcnable Attorney General must leaVo the caf
stYn;rs If tho South to locAl manAgeuaut--Tttq
FORK Herald.
There is no ,1so in concealiug tho fact that
tho Republican party has mns with serious d!u.
rt ntaft Of resstape" to ' co
rolioy and no. pf the lnherent faulta OF the lat
Ter, nassurabIy injured the party. Tia
Republican CungreAs TOO, has boon carolosn Of
itn good name aud Indifferent to public opin
sensitive tl.An that OF the East, and ca:.scs
which lnye no influence here have been 1,ill-
stones around tho ncoha OF uauy Reproaanta-
tiyos III Ohso.-philadc!phia Press
Tan it be tlat Tho honor ot the Common
wealth and the prosperity OF the Natioo are bald
cheaper III Massachusetts than III Ohio that Tho
party which hers iH1osaos Dutler Ia more worthy
Of confidence than that which Morton lod to de-
fcat In Indiana !-Dosson Post.
ms Ksogs, MossS o nad Gsyoa IN spsn tne soa ssa
nnd Butler, Cameron. and Carpenter, in luz
North, can expect to retain the respect OF tao
poople or successfully oontast au olse!ion. >.
Ballots cast against tbs Republican Ring ara Lot
punish tbs ulen who hare tyrauni2ol over TIC
poopla ~ loug.--lNiea 0bscruer,
.-Tna people, mlalod by designing aud eua-
ming men. layo yielded to their deluBlye appeals,
until, standing on tho vortex OF ruin, plundort /
oy sapacious act Of bloodnuokors aud cvol;
avenue closed to their juat appeals Tor q pur
Government, snyo tho Dallot.box, thoy are mol
awakening to tho dangers that surrounded tAou.
Tbs votorlcB Of tlas present are but tho harb!a.
gora OF q future ausaoss which 10 filled NTH AoM
Tor tho coNntr1.-Ne,p Albany Ledger.
Tho Erpross expected defeat, but no.. ou!t
such watetioo. Tho nspu6c.a 'i party a: Va. hs4
bcen In powsr long timo. ind tho pooplo wef,
sast}esn aesaing uhange.--Terrt Iauld ExuFtst
-~orgt.n of M1rloa for nett President.
-As No r:ltl IN sIsa toAtu.,lug. tin !lspuhlIea,
aaunbs b. e9uueaied Glat 1t Il d sstioas 6sstAsi