New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
PRES COMNlENIs.

J The Republicans must throw on thc political
vampires now gJrGed win puh9eT ahl 'ei 20 thrm
strong po,oniu iu the country Boston Iran-cr, EepJ
! A State which has ouly elected three Dem
Ocratic Governors IN 20 years ana which gave Grant
nearly 600 majority in ls2 j. added 80 the list OF
manenily Denoc .g satC,, ana ho a"r nan J., d,lyGa
IN the cQihn of tho h'pup'c'h parry 1'hcAh'H LII
/ quirer (DcmJ
! The Republican organ al Concord tells the
truth when 10 says only want o connie -oc' ~ The bcmo
cratic party prevented an over" helmIns Republican
defeat The Dmoctatc corpse in Ae l,ad j. he gIe,
e.l Obstruction IN, funeral procession Of the E'p1bI
can Yaftv.-. Boston Herald nnd.'
The "remarkable" speech Of Nh. Dawes.
garhcd where IL nece ,sary n nit hri pulp'scs,
mas been scatt ed broadcast over tac ~toC p e Dem
SSlSs SaSgs iho.e VIC have 10. ri,j ua, r.. ms-:',
menj, have been exposed By othel colsres 'e1..GOs
ton Traveller 'Butleih
The Republicans, ii seems 70 US. made a
serious bluuder IN The choice ~ thcg rluidat. most
respectable Old gentleman tEOdsh hc -. Thor" WIS
something OF char!aiAusn m fyus tr nittcr Tue ihtm
efs by picking out one OF theit number who mad never
beOn known the politics Of the state. one lesson thc
Peuubiicans shoni lean from III result and that T.
Tho utter uselessnrss o. cudeavorug pacc tno ultra
temperance eelameut-lNew-Hayeu Palladium tRepJ
Seriously, this result in New-llampshIe is
pulse recorder and our theory is that lie Ecpuican
psry needs of what Gen. Grant calls unloading
mere process 0f paying deO5s. The andacy OF Butler
s doing rhe PARTY 10 good lie has admirable qna!te
ont the w.rie2 rrend o! The Administration gets red
II lighting for over bis shouiGCt,-.N Newark Adyer-
tiser tkepJ
We charge the IeplISe We have suffered 10
the shortcomings, unavoidable IN pan irro il no doubt
the National Government. We were TOO heavily Band
dcapped with SanbOIn contracts Jayne and Bingham
backm9 iirgs, Western imitation schemes the noicty
The failure OF Congress to meet thc waEt. OF
masses by legislation demanded bY the hard times.
Nor As exaggeraiiOn TO state that the Simmons dsht
l0st Us thousand votes. Only the hectvel grounded
that the Democratic party ohcTtd no Teef for tuls
state Ot affairs has saved iIom Oyer1 holmng de-
feat Concord Monitor (icp
And now we have the result VIII il be
needed al "aShlu ugton tiOr nothing else
10 Oe Let u be remembered that u required hOuor1-
| Die EFFORT 10 Keep this warning from NcWHanprhire
from being worse than II IS Many and many Republi-
can utterly depressed IN heart took pains
MS vote, Just because he did ufereLce 10
DC drawn favorable TO the Democracy, ana he hoped
that tue present adverse influences Nnshin would
pass aNay We, alec, have tue same hope; and Il tia.
admODitlon from the people shall cJlfrLu.e 10 that end
II VIII anOrd some mitigation OF dcle,t and pu
| stop to otners.-lBoston Journal dsep
| The term RepubliCanism has lost it's oId-tiIne
signncance, and Instead OF be name io ciyirer ~.
has becOme-t IL scarcely nuCa TO sr in,o fn h..
carried The party which, Ia high lacr- uft,rg..a.
economy aud practices o1traynganr-. vlrn profcss.s
purity ana fosters corruption; Wleh urcfes.es 10 au
" voice or The people, but deaf
suggestions: which processes to Ii tie government
above nero political intrigue aad shower, 10. favor,
upon those wnO have htilc regard them ex cpi for
the uses 10 which they mHy De puf,,Iich party
matter by Lat name II may ~ called, VIII De Known
OF men WHIT ltl-, rather trII Tor profc s.s
TO bt. ~ vii &c hL0Wu uy Its IIut ,.tto Than by ID,
! DainC--i y 0sio. 'rDi.1ai Or