New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
THE TURNING POINT IN GOV. TILDEN's

CAREER
Next to tho ccrpsss Of our friends Allen and Cary that
will now float out OF sight the result OF the ono no. Ssd
remarkable Reformer. hut inst now ne Appears
to have stumbled over the big piles OF stolen granite nc
dissatisfaction is manifested at aghs quo
set of robbers while pursuing another set ane esn
these plunderers who hsndicappng him by tnelr
% the oo ana Sd DIRECTLY the
House This Is no doubt the turning pont III e, p
Iildens career. II is the tide which must I've tsken az n
ebb Let his sincerity reformer under serious
question: and he will fall as rapidly "A he has risen
THE DEMOCRACY IN SUPERB FORM FOR 1875
From The Brooklyn Eogle tDen)
We wish a majority of 5000 had been one
of 100000. We wish the Republicans had stamped gu,
been only auxiliary not an ndispensape oreT e% ~
crush the hydra But great good has ay6 Sesn The
Democracy has been held TO it, Reputation mas pcen
led by Norton Logan Kelley and Butler, would have ave
come to the front had not Allen Ewns Pehdletp ,he
rear The retirement OF both sets of clarlaans opens
the way the union OF what Is aud who are The oest III
est government and honest run it,. The Democ,
racy stands to it's ancient faith ana tne result VI
yesterday puts 1t in superb form for 1876 and It's cohse
quences.
THE EFFECT gPoN PENNSYLVANIA nm. FJ5SA
A Republican surge of victory breaks upon
Pennsyvaa within three weeks Of one Of the most I'M
political yerdcs nef people Sacs ets e has been
creaed-whether by folly OF the defeated OF py sesy
trlIfnpQcu.
that breaks upon the loose undisepned ana uh com
nandcd Democratic lines tnat must drive them from
in confusion Pennsylvania has born Of her own poti-
cal necessities the most vital issues presented i1r ner
known in Ohio. II to these the Democracy shall
promptly rally its legicns by bold aggressive warfare
such the deserves and demands the ono wave
will spread haTBessy over the sands OF our shores anu
be mpoent to influence the Judgment OF our great 0o
Onwealth No temporizing halfway work WIZ meet
the emergency; no dress parade VIII win the oas ""'
Is upon us.
AMERICAN CREDIT PRESERVED
me Cincinnati Commercial lfid) -.
The downfall of the Inlationists in Ohio
good It p paces both parties upon their good behavior
for the Presidential contest OF the centennial year Inc
Democrats RRavs in yesIeay Experience greatly
needed lesson that may be or muTh service TO .e a
pie, and the political organizations are adnonished Inal
neither can win with its worst elements IN 'front.' ONO
gives voice for honest money and the sacred preser
vation, as among our priceless possessions, OF tle
ba @ in ns RsSef shah be- gold
She representative state and she Will he heard ana
potential throughout the land. We may fairly it is
established not only that the American Republic ranks
among the foremost Of the nations Of the earth as
military power but that her credit shall rank above that
Of empires in the markets OF the world
WAR DECLARED UPON THE NETWORK DEMoC-
From The ciaefsaat h AS@l;,cr lhvrrttou D.mJ
We are disappointed, but We are not dis
couraged The cause which we have advocated is the
defeat Of yesterday will have much TO do with shaping
the future Of the party The men Tso se6 to drag tine
viii take fresh hope they will now proclaim their in
%G@ d Ga the ny
machinery, but they never can steal the votes OF the
psnoerats and Who deserted the Democracy Of Ohio in
their great struggle, Will not be forgotten They have
BANKERS a1 Ss'' upon National platform, would
Oh Pennsyivanla, OF Ohio. and the entire
South and Southwest. No consideration
could induce them TO touch it. The men in New-York
calling themselves Democrats, who have exerted their
influence to beat william Allen aud the Democratic ticket
in Ohio the worst enemies Of organization They
have dug pit between them and The Democracy OF this
a @ Si the Dives from We only
the motives of their leaders to hate and exeerate
Gratis any more than Nick Bddle Of days OF Andrew
Jackson Democrat. The god OF their idolatry is
by n whom they 4e and
are now robbng The Democracy of the United states
have an account to settle with them Gentlemen from
distance have discharged their poisoned arrows into the
canvass in Ohio. Since they have drawn the sword we
falsely assume to represent the Democracy OF NewYork
will fluid that a fire can be kinded in their rear.
THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS PART IN THE
From, The Cincinnati Gazsts (Rsp)
The victory can justly be claimed by the
Republican party because it adopted platform worthy
the support OF honest men, and fought the battle upon
ha s aof out Of Nc honesty nU over dsSone 81 of
sound principles over pure demagogery, ID due largely
with the Republican organization Thousands of Liberal
and Independent voters and Of Democrats cast their
glory which belongs the victory that has been gained
The aim Republican leaders should now be to deserve
the continued cooperation Of this large and influential
class honest and thinking Many Republicans, in
parts Of the State, went after strange gods but
their places at the polls flled by who broke
loose from party attachments, and Overcame strong
preiudices order that their proud state should not
give forth an sound in these days of false doe
rines startling heeses and idIotc dannng financial
theories.
THE LONDON PRESS on THE RECENT
ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Oct. 14.-The newspapers of Lon
don are unanimous in their expression Of satisfaction at