New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

Of American commemorative. the result may very
fairly be taken By the whole people a true ieeA o 'o
| national will.
From The BlTdiO C0urfer (Dsm)
There will hardly be any difference Of opin-
ion IA 10 the cause Of Gov. Aliens defeat Initiation
did In his case the story OF the frog which rii en
pansion In order la become OK HAS rcncntcd llsfi
We do believe that even in ONO there VIII oe get VI
general amntaton over The fats o. me non Tn" h
captured its organization and mislised lis name or tno
promotion of personal ends Trey nay .noTH now TO
affirm that Che issue which has been 40 prominent III w
Ohio camran Is dead and thing of the past, bat this
ut least must obvious TO every ohe. that the local III
focon Of the Democracy by rag money h1[eSes pt
have never had doubt upon that point 80 far hs the
Democracy concerned the false doctrines ana pepo
ferrous scicDts Of the inationists were prompty ana
cficctally checked by the action OF the Democrats 81
New-York aud other states
TIE RESULT OF STUPID LAUNDERING
From the Democratic standpoint the imme-
ae prospect IS far %% r pfi5 y n" most
stupid bunering with it pepnsyl'a Is more ,i,
hSy been , sure in the Prcsdenal These
two States, casting 30 votes OF the ia necessary 10
urrate struggle next year. We do not donbt that
| This be done, hut their hss Sperlls ttt
Is brought about by the madness of men who claim TO he
Democrats. The bright side OF the picture TINS ia
on il dead as far the Democracy IL concerned, ana
no longer hangs deal weight upon the party; the men
who disgraeed the naine OF Democrat Dy ~ ads0,aGS
must take back seats; the apootist' ana tircrygfs
who wandered dishonesty because 10 was f"rnioaoe
must bc content with huberpoSlions; only co9fage9S
leaders can head the column IA tie next assault ms
nucn We have learned by costly experience, ana the
reckoning will assnrcdy he Eceded.
INITIATION NOT DEAD.
From The hn0Iritf PIese and Her1Ld tIhp.)
We do not consider the Republican success
a. verdict Of the pecc OF Ohio against The grecuhaek
ulniforn of the Western Democracy. on very full
vote the Republican managers were coildent OF nuch
Tey pTeGicSd Hayes election by from 2C0o to
$1,000 when in spite of the bercilrnn ciTorts0f the
ADMINISTRATION with the thousands OF Oilce-hoideif Inc
money eel iue nee. ana The appeals to rGisoa Dgog,
nor l. elected hv but from 10000, may safely
aver that the people OF Oho-the workers OF hat great
shall cease. Their fight was gallant onc, and com
manded the sympathetic admiration OF the oieS every
where Their defeat does not make Their cause icsS %
nor hearts Of those who embrace 1t less strong III It's
''"''''''' NOT Parry VICTORY.
The victory Is not wholly and Siucily parry
ha0t-bo were put into them by men a'tnatrd by
other lan mere party motycS ihete ere p' '0',iS i
because they never did any thing ei' AMI lIdod t~-
selves on the fact hut the majority over tie democratic
ticket was not achieved by their una!ded strength That
arqcly increasing class OF Rcpurlican- Who cal teb-
rrlyc, Independent" ana wno shoN their n!op
Nv sia,n thr regular ticket by abstsipns oin voting.
hy occasionally voting with The obr SIDE me 10 ne
poll. shoulder to shoulder with their straight Repnh
cun brothers. The "indc pclleni-" who refuse 10 quail
y their indcjend'nee Win me naiu. 81 'po!icth OF
Democrat DIED very general! with the heFu'lcahS On
! Tuesday.
! TIE INFLATIoNIsTs ORDERED TO TAKE BACK
,,. .., SEA I.;t, ,.,,,,l hmm,
In so far as the Democrats are honestly
beaten thcr, is 40 Disgusting the fact that two Issues
have operated against them: the finance and school
questions No intelligent citizen believes that the Demo
cratic party OF Ohio Is UnsOuad on those vial matters
hut an unfortunately YOrded platform, aui secious
charge oi Improper legislation, PLAYED upon the prelu
does of the people Our rary. in his STATE. was placed
in a fAse position 1t sound a8 tlIe everlasting bills
| on the finances, aud yet q resolution at toJm
! bus which seemed to squirt a. imitation, cnaDed
| the Republicans pausiby ring the damaSlng
Iteration that he Ohio Democracy had taken an initial
Is the Democratic party of the State on the school
question; bun legs atvr indiScIeloh mas SdFe9 thc
enemy chance to as.ail II IN TINS resitc biit u ,e
Democrats have fought ;his campaign Win TOO murh
baggage they are N isht marching 'f rae ho% ana h
upon what ground they stand no dlstracing Issues
The a1ciGn ,ec3f ., tns part MAJ prg ti1 'i
true but becoudod nevertheless In the future that
record will he revived and lived up to in acts aud words
not to be mistaken n thtte are men or Journals ~ te
party that cannot keep step 20 inc muSG OF tn5 ratora
iper its good name or chances OF success they must
! take back seat.
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN PENNSYLVANIA
From The Philreelph,a inquirer LInd. Rep)
The national significance OF TINS success can
not be oyerestinated Both parties nav Oq5ed 10 ONO
the oracle To prophesy of the coming Presidential con
!est Ohio seahs and Ee country VII accept Min Is
init the Gesnes of this nation to the keeping OF those
th"p"nghiy disisi This l. the assurance Ohio a, es
and true hearts throughout the land VIII welcome with
timely victory will prove spocal occasion for rejoicing
The election of Gov Uartranf was in any event well
asn conduct of the campaign that viii carry our
whole ticket with increased maIores in every district
a GREAT REPUBLICAN, VICTORY.
From The IHitodeiDhtd lIess lidm lte.il
! What is the Judgment of ONO! Ii Is a pos
itiv. declaration that administration OF the Govern
nen had Tor the present better be- left IN the bands 81
the party which saved it. That the good work done by
the Repuhcan party is better than Democratic promises
of refo IN Ohio has done well. hut Pennsy lyania
and Will do better. Now Tor 100000 majority in our
lons bend al her yics and swinging forward with
cheer take her place the night of the columns OF the
Mon her do this, and she leads In the Presidential
campaign impcudins.
| FATAL RESULT or BAD POLICY
The albany fsg,H (DsmJ
! The Democrats of the state announced be-
&c. hand that they did not desire victory unless y WA
mod distnctively on the financial issue. Senator
Thurman sctndalousy abused for weeks before he
| TOOK the stump lac stupidity assaulted after ht had
overtpped the bounds Of consistency IN order to acate
his enemies and nually driven from any active
participation IN the canvass, by scurTious abusc. The
result OF this iniudicos policy II before the country.
The Republicans have maintained their lines ntict The
Democratic policy has failed The manAgnih IN tht state
have ns.lrd imitation Republican veto. tolng all
night and catching notmng-Or, II they made gains
In that direction, they have been connferbaced by Tho
loss of hard-moncy Democrats, who have been fairly
driven from the party, not only by m tnrse PLATFORM,
bu by scorn rejection Of Their aid sn eo0perat
| less given at the sacrifice Of their principles.
NOTHING DECIDED BY TIE RESULT.
| Prom The Hdrri,buUg IutTiot fDrDi)
The maladministratOn al the Government by
the Grant regime sddiousy kept out OF the
and nothing really decided by the oiccsOu, the
did vfiy octtc return to specie
payments merely professCd Ia lie opposed 10 imitation
while the Democrats generally opposed contraction and
imitation alike. The Democrats OF PcDnsylyan viii
profit by this result They Will press home upon their
kebIcan nd the issues presented In the record
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