, 1874-11-06

:. From tha Nttc Yort Iicrai-intrtn'e ,
oner oe uG ys,s o % @ 0 o 'paDsas msSry a no
porl'nrs over given to President, m1y fcol this
morning. aH llo reads The rotarns Of tho Noyom.
bor oleoona, tlat ,e hns boon lilto tho proslig1l
Sou, and laa aulandorod procioua, political in'
| heritnnGe WhatoYer tho cRtlscB, tho reault Ia
,l'iia o'cetion is not meroiy vlotorv,but q row
ointon: The United states r9noanees n favor
Of war and itu bloody inatr1,otionB. Tho
practical lessons to ba learned cannot fail to bo
Of tho very grnvest 1mporta1loo. Tho canvass
closoa tho political career Of ten. Grant, We
oan understantl that tue time. will always coma
| In tho history OF administrations whom tho poo
ple becumo roBtlcas and impatient and ornvo o
change. We Ind inlIeatons Of thia oven In thu
limo Of Washington. who w9s sevoroly oritoised
But arai,t has invited tho &C.
yorcat, censurc. not merely. by what no bus
done, but by what ho Inns failed to 10. Me Inns
permitted; tho Presidential otllco to drift away
from what was included by tho founders OF tho
| Government. Tho Presidency Ia no longer tho
constitutional hoad Of d representative Repub-
lic. but tho absolute chlof Of dominant party.
The Cabinot Ia no lougor composed Of atatea-
men Of roruto, soeotcd because OF administers
two l1tncsB, but Of ataf officers, taken bccause
thoy. pleased tho Presidential fancy. Tho dis.
ponal Of patronage hns boon largely matter Of
personal proferanoe. Tho purity has passed. Into
| tho con troll OF politicians who have shown their
appreciation Of public responsibilities by Crodit
Mobiltor, bacs-pay, and other suspected anti
dlshonorablo trafaactiona.
has two years before him 1T whloi, to roir'oyo
many Of tho mistakes which have brought d'B-
cotniituro upon his Administration and defeat
upon hiH party. Lot hitn taho tliis lesson in lts
highest sense. and rcmember rhat ho o~ea TO
his groat namo. his fan1o. md tho place ho would
| hold iii hstory l1B caroor ~ political lcAdor
is closed, but thoro roinuins to him personnl
carcor, which he cat viI1d:cato mud oonfr1n br
two years Of good government, roform, and de-
votion to the highost and truest principles Of
| administration
1.-THE TRUMPET or 4 GREAT DEL1vEnaNoE.'
From tic .ytto York tForld-Dtsnderatc.
Tho trumpet Of a ,groat doliveranoe is this day
sounded throughout our land. Zoo long Inns tho
nation bent in tho house OF it's bondage under
the Bcoptro Of Radicasnl,--a rod Ut. iron.for tho
tlng that tho Voice Of tho victorious Democracy
Exhibition aa Of Old A't tho chlldron ta'''1d Of
I1Hraol ;sans, togcher, tho song Of
Sea had closed over tue hosts of pJiaraoh and
I his choaen captains: 'Tllo enomy Baid. will
pursue, will oyortaKe. will divide tho spoil;
| my lust shall DO satisfied upon them; will
draw my sword; my hnnd shall destroy them;
thom thoy snnk like loud in tho mighty wators."
| Tie consuming anger Of tho poop!o oomea like
tho breath Of jehovah to blight tue counaoa and
coniounl the designs Of tho infatuated leaders
who for 10 many years have ruled this country
only to ruin it. Undor tho woight Of their OK
| ceBsos and tho accumulated guilt Of their po-
litical iniqutios the cohorts Of Radtcalissn haye
! sunk like load In Tho mighty waters. We can
! measure the greatness Of our dolivofauco oniy
| BY measuring tho depth Of degradation from
| which tho Instruction Of patriotism has lifted
tho drowning honor Of tho country by itH locks.
Lot then the jubllane Democracy. as they
| "striko tho loud timbrel in uudiBsomblod exui-
| tnfio1f TIM An1ah{nr nf THAR vintrrp rn11
| upon all the people to rejoice with them In this
! "croWning mercy" For It Is In the nRmo Of
| tho people. aud With deyout prayers to Almighty
| God for deliveranco from our chiefess national
! calamities that Tho Democracy have got up in
| this contest their banners inscribed with the
| logond, "Free Irado' Hard Money: Home
| "TnE END Or oHANT M AM AND Or aRAsTlaA."
The Indignation Of the people as expressed
through tho ballot-boxes yesterday has shiverod
Grants Administration to atoms. The overthrow
| is complete aud torr,ao. :. =.
Wo forbear further details Of tho great roVolu.
tion. Suffice It to say it is tue end Of Grant and
Of Grantlsn,. It gives tho finishing blow to q
third term for Grant, II ho is simpeached bT thu
now House OF Representatives, as ho certainly
ought to bo, thero will bo fur moro probability
that he will not setvo out bis second term than
that ho will have third or conrao, tho uncou-
stitutional features Of tho gag la'Y will now ba
repealed.
It la impossible to enumerato the namosot III
great mass Of hypooritcs. adscntnrerH, and rogues
which tho work of Monday aud Tuesday has put
| under the soa uoyor to rise again. Thoro arc
Ftolinghuysen, mud Poland, and Dawes, and
Robeson, aud koogR. TLeto a1e Shepherd. mud
Dabcock, and MosoB. and Casey, and Butler.
These will do for q specimen Of the whole
| When tho results Of this great contest nro
fully ascertaiuod, 1t will probably appear that
they aso due not 80 much to Democratic gains
turn out that the stay-at-home Republicans did
tho business for Grant, It this provoB to bo so,
1t will afford nh Instructive Lesson to tho Domo-
Gratis, OF which 1t will 10 wiBo for them to take
power with which THO peoplc hayo entrusted
than as to bring theHo disgnsted Republicans to
ths!r side. They will do we'll to remember that
uono things were sottlod by tho late war past ro-
call. :, Among these arc the Thirteenth, Four
tconth, and Fifteenth Amendments to the Con-
Btitntion, Which those Republicans who hayo
enabled the Democracy to win this amazing vic
tory will not eemt to ho disturbed,
/ ''SErEn CAN ne nEsusclTArEn."
From the 81. LoAts Nepubficau- -indtpendcnt Dtnso-
Like al! organizations builded upon fraiid and
falaahood the ltopublican party's downfall has
years MI mn,onso hollow sheIl, noediug but tho
punching Of few holes in it to crumblo into
fragments. It is mol too much to assume that
tho Republican party Of yesterday, never
American politics. 1ts sole prestigo WA in Its
power, Vioent rnpacious, yeual knowing no
policy hut expoaiency, and no principle but that
Of differentiation; appealing to no motives
greed d.-isu support was simply an army OF mer-
cenaries rondy to desert It's standard tho momont
| tho pay-chest was empty aud tho commtBsary
without supplies. together with q horde Of fa-
natics whom one defeat was certain to tnrn into
panic-strickou rabble.
It had outlivod It's usefulness for years,