, 1874-11-11
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.
VIEWS OF THE REPUBLICAN PRESS.
GuDn,rIHa bEAu1Yann DYEntnAhn

From ths Hartford {Con1.l I'osf.
III II the b; Democrats anticipate IT, tas this dofoat
they hayo rrohtsd little by thair oxpeticuce III
past CONFLICTS. The" National Republican party
will now be feorRanized. E7ory ounce Of doad-
wood will DO thrown overheard, and tho CANT
pAign Of 1876 will be entered upon In flight
marching order" This defeat ia hard to boar
with patience, but something Of the sort waH
uooiled to convince tile Republicans that tloy
could not continue to control tie country without
m effort. Tho patriotic North did not sit down
in despair when the national army came back in
rout from Bull Run; the Union Republican par
ty will not despair OF ultimate triumph because
Of this unaccuHomcd experience. It will fight
tue noxt battle with better organization moro
energetic leaders, aud greater spirit tl,an has
will pluok SUCCESS aud Bafety.
ORGANIZE FOR VICTORY.
from The Bctieptie {fn.> Advotake.
II 70 desire to carry tue country at tho Eroat
do to uofer harmonious action until few months
previous to tho contest of 1876 but now il tho
time to begin to organize for victory. Tho up
per1nost thought III tho mind Of every truo Re-
publican iil tho country, DO ho Senator, Pres
iaent, Representative, editor, or voter, should
uuity within tho party. Tho maintenance Of The
Union party IL OF vastly moro concern to every
true cisizon Of tho country, whito or colored,
tlan tho tluance question, tho Clvi-Rights bill,
no'catteu1 VI ~ Anct t4an Aly auo all VI tac6o
questions comblned; for 1t tho Democracy suc-
ceods universally to power. repudiation OF public
o. gent vii follow, and the colored people Of tho
South VIII bo torlorlzed. aud driven, aud shot,
while revolution would run riot through tho
land and thoro would be no power to snppresB
it. -. The groat majority of people of
America arc Republicans, and they must be
united. If all vii do their duty, the Democratic
victories are put nlcsBIngH IN disguise; aud two
years lehco tle unionlsta eau carry every State
NORTH, anu majority OF tho Southern States.
CAUSES OF The nEppnlloAN DETECTION.
rpm Iac Aaryefa teohnl toMraMs:
E4cep ~ ndassaena5et;s' Hnefo tue state was
t;n, .v5t ~ 1no NV .o ahu uunues" u tao iuc1i ol
no'a!'s, Iaoao onn ~ ~ oGaot ;nas suo
an delactioa vas canseu oy olasatlatacuon WITH
hlo pl9eunt ~. ~" ny tnp peniS
,;i nIu .p.1 up - ano ~ & oas ~ H. i1t.u.
MntGn conos''u'e" 'oo 1uc nt eapsas Gl tao unn9
60 HS r. and ra,oo1a .i,
ie.o NY 40. W. nuu 4oPen1ea ~ o 1o.A1
t..i: t"o VII ~ w. .so n4o WI
:s snGs'aasahy. va! nu. 'tes naa no'nS, eaae, ahu
sao'. nn; pa.t5 Han ~ =" a!a''' ,. tno
tIoaliept '1ntsn. naFe aa'9. tnoy "oulu nave
oI, o.uaoti m1,IinE -. uts "otus a.u "oulo
% si u1so 7'a1s'eo @lo ''u4to 'o'oi WILL 'ao eAule
pInut0a nut the President could have bonootod tbo
p.s ;. ~ usust ~ mafs, W., "nlcn mo'au ~
haVe Increased 1or 1lm tho love aud respect OF
Tho people. liad alt. Williams never heen NOM
mated for ChIot Justice, 1t would haVo been
worth seYesai hundred Thousand yotea to the
Republican party. Tile same would have boon
true had Mr.: Wiliiams been removed ySar ago
cd to retain: Had the President .dropped Mr.
Shepherd. tho Washington Doss," aud his fol-
low-mambera OF the District Hing. whom their
corrupt PRACTICES were disclosed, it would bayo
added many thousands to tho Republican vote,
aud deno much 10 establish Hon. Grant in tho
hearts of the people.
But hero it is only fair to say TINT tho errors
Of tho presldont, have not boen errors Of the
leart, for " eon biB failngs lean to virtues
side" We do not belieSe that ho Intentionally
shields any corrupt or unworthy man. aud no
present unpopulatity Of lis administration will
iuterfero with the warm ptaco wnrl, ko will hold
iu tho hearts sud memories of the American
people.
But it Is not tue President alone who iH re-
sponsiblo tor tue Republican, defeass Of Tuesday.
Tho party has beon hurt BY tho bud men who
haYo pecome prominent III ita councils. It WIS
limo for general housc-cleaning and it has
though for tho time many good men aro obliged