New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
PRESS COMMENTS on THE RESULT.
IL THEY ARE WISE, TIE REPUBLICANS CAN
NAME THE NEXT PRESIDENT.


PRESS COMMENTS on THE RESULT.
NAME THE NEXT PRECEDENT.
From, me Uiica Herald (RepJ . =,
re the Republicans have lost i'll New ork,
they have gined enough In other states TO Offset The
losi There is refx OF that tidal wave which was to
party stands to day beaten and demoralzed IL al
of the great stos OF the North There Is Lille
in its present that gives ENCOURAGEMENT Iorlts fture
The Republican party, the other hand confronts the
Presidential election Win the resu! of that great issue
IN hands, II Is henccfOrh wise i'll ITS policies,
and udicous in it, LEADERS, 1t name the next Pres
dent The victory Of yeste6ay brings WIN on 1t an mum S
distinct pledge To carry ont administrative reform ann
down the taxes Every other issue was crowded ont
of sight in their canvass. The catchwords OF the cam
pairn must he made tue realization OF the Immediate
the strict letter OF it's profuso pledges. They are u't
sensitive, nervous inclined TO De eAacnne upo,
the panacea for which all crying 1t IA easy 10 seo
how their victory Of to-day may prove ihelr worst ms.
believe tba party incapable Of living up to the standard
il has set for itself
MAG ,3sn E,I S1c EE s5, REVERSED 5,1
At this writing (midnighD. returns are neces-
:ay yer f5S H hNS y 20 Sp p ag
By small majority thus reversing the magnificent re-
sondcmnston on tue movement Tor administrative re.
form which has already borne such Invaluable fruits.
outside of The State checkorod outlook presents ITSELF
A sCHEMING POLITICIAN REGI EFD.
F,,pa me Rochester DeaocYat 0ad Chronicle C9,p)
The Republicans of the State of NcwYork
result of Yesterdays election Mr.. Tdaa has made great
bids for popularity. lie has assumed t. absorb IN MS
person the reform element ol the STATE ana nas a
peaed the people for personal Endorsement. He has
not only demanded verdict upon the work e has done
this he has met with signal dcfcat. The majority by
which hc entered upon his Official term has been sio-
slnaly reversed and instead of the increase for which
he confidently waed-the added glory uron which be-
couutedho rds that he has lost ground by the very
of y schrmlng politician, aud will he considered not
only in this state bat throughout the Union. Coy Tilden
hc i via. Viii hereafter address nimset to state acinn.
istraticn. aud forego his Presidential aspirations.
A TRICKY TEIUMrH WHICH PRhCEDEs DEATH
itcn JhS tfcg J5scrref penn
II is useless 10 druy that the result ct yeStcr-
days election our statr is gricyou. dr. ppniinent
have the welfare OF the commonwealth at heart Even
in the face OF ills eOinewhat di'conragn2 result me
Democracy T. really more powerful than when il had the
couertlGn Of half the canal thieves aud the remnants
OF tue old Tweed Ring II Il costa something to bring
party up the hre to the higher planes Of duty,
Is WORTH all thar il costs. when the final judgment of
tho people rendered they will decide in nv0r al the
party which was brave enough 10 purify Itself In The
mean tle corruption. pTtssed to tho wall. wins the
little tricky triumph which pncedrS IT. Death The n
ure policy of the p0ry ought To he shaped nowin the
very presence oil disaster. 1hero must Ike 40 compromise
with The rosueS GOV Tien hiss carried he standards
of Democracy the solid ground above the mre. ii
may take some for tho wealknrcd to reach that
ground But ne party n ROT f o opsE now ~ ,r ro,
our ranks among the honest citizens.
TIE EQUALIZATION CAUSED By THE DEMO
Gratis
From The Horttord Timer tDFtt)
The decentralization caused by the action IN
Ohio had It's effect H. conservative voters, and
suit this Fall Is apparent In the Presidential election,
We believe all tins will be- remrdied. But the result Of
that election viii depend upon the nominated and
wiz the Presidential election they can lose by their
Of Sew-York where we do not doubt sober second
thought OF the people Will, another year, rbuke tne
ierests OF the state and non, t goYernm Mt.
TIE TIDAL WAVE TAXES a TURN
PROM me CieceiGHd Leddcr thtDD
No ono who has siuuIpI the contest there lin
New YORK; can raj 10 understand how very largely the
chances Of Mr. Iilden as frtrienilai candidate nave
day upon his record and that 81 his party the reform
confident Democrats MnnIiattan CUB who lad
counted confidently on Gov. ihdcn WALKING over the
Presidential course next year. Looking the figures
as they arrive, 1t cy,u that toe tidal wave OF last
year not only broken bat tho d has set strongly the
other way.
NETWORKS LESSON To THE DEMOCRATS.
from me Nec IIore, E,gstss lOera.l
II Is needless To disguise Our cbagl1n at the
regret ana disappointment ut TIE result tne state OF
NcSYorK. We are only disappointed not astonl,hcd, a.
lie turn affairs have taken in the Empire State. II s,
ought 10 Dee, lesson 10 the Democracy cyerywhcrt-
teaching them tut they cannot expect To strike fatal
blow against Idy potlon 81 the Democratic household
with entire npuniy 20 themselves and thai mo- Reliance
can be paced upon Erbiicn Leaders VINO may profess
dce,rr and sinister OBJECT TO accomplish, whether
the direction OF reform or agunstit
FTDlt re bGrfsbyTg IGfrto' Gerfl
The Democratic party of PENNSYLVANIA is
tna We do not gard me reverse az rrcriy-
ane all 80 decisive of the true po'!flcal siaH
OF Penn ylyHpia or course the defeat In OHIO hat the
effect determining me course OF the dc-wacrs and
lost az least IN, rat ~ iiartraufrs majority. But me
real cause OF our dcleat Is found IA The ridiculous qmr-
rr ard caou-ieS winch led Ia the EascU at Ere.
We have iaed 70 poll tio Democratic vote of the STATE
DEFAULT Perhaps the i"srOn OF this disaster will not
he lost ur"n those VINO gre Entrusted WIN ir1tt7p.
on part and On the part Of tine RANK aud re alone
can restore Democratic asyondeney in Pennsylvania.
a ~ n q
A,fInANf>
Prom ne On. inaOfi Gdzffe (Eep)
The elections are doing Il LARGE business in
settling tire drstmcs Of jIrnicTc a,nnf- aud conbi-
nations ir the Presidency. The result indicates that the
question VINO shall be the next PRESIDENT viii be actually
a Republican one.
A REAssURHG TSDIcTEoN
Prom me tlacinna'f Commercial LInd)
The evident capacity of the people to knock
down whenever pny Is iaost mpuacnt ind odiors Is
rcassurng indication of the presence of that Intelligence
upon winch must depend for the sanlii! OF our lsii-
iutins The Independent yOrer i abroad Ia the Land.
ami i doing we'll Tue Democrats mad only TO behave
Themselves ait their victory a- Ial to nave won the
next Presidency That vas precisely What they could
moi do. They exposed thcir true invannc In tnis
have IN Presidency tGer hands - this writing,
with much to hope for from the Dcmcctac House Iney
could beat themselves with G.ahtsm, bui tieS KNOW
tna and the niger ceases with the knOWl'dgc OF IL
exislnce BESIDES, there no disposition to "a on with
that issue tine only evil likely to DC recognized a. greater
than Democratic rule
LESSONS or TIE PENNSYLVANIA CANVASS.
70 the razor Of me TrtbUnc.
Sir: TIE TRIBUNE's calculations upon the
result Of the election I'm Pennsylvania are proven Ia have
been correct The Democrats had every opportunity for
success three months ago. There was no outside power
strong enough to have prevented their sweeping the
country hal they been led by men Of brains and acted
upon principle. Bat they started wrong IN ONO and
after their inccrous defeat there II was evident that
they mus, fa here from the Same causes. Aud they
have failed Soft money and apsthetc leadership killed
the party NJ. Pershins far from being the night
sort OF pn candidate Success in this world IS not
won by idle looking Mr. Pcrshing cling to his Judge