New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

vote III they make reasonably GOOD nOuliDauohs iu
rOducr no party herescs into their plat orins anu IL
seems that. mistakes committed by the Auun
next Py"sientia election The issues shaping them
selves for tie Presidential campaign by thc loio
nSS bo ro money While the Democratic party
ISSUE will be compelled III soi1 way 20 t a
a contrary position. There Is no doubt but Nhai .nc
school question has much to do with the increase o. one
Republican vote President d Gaa Son rcsnonJed 70
| by the voters at the polls -
THE MEANING OF rHE RESULT IN KINGS COUNTY.
At the same time, the State result mere VIII
logically so affect administration as 10 hou IL
TO OF action whien the people nave piescoeu
in tne largest matter submitted u Them In 80 slgnaHy
upholdns principles sound DcmocTacy IN thc one
general snbjcct presented 10 them all the people VIII
learn thai their victory is 30 cOmprohensye ana SO MI
its influence that all The offices h!icd Dy men o
to adhere to those principles In their eOnduc ana i
tude toward tne body public The success OIL aainis
policy all who have attained power In TINS election
ANA he honor Of the statc and the county are secured
and in which the power Of the Democratic party 10 sup
pursue be denied by those who understand as
they peruse, the facts of tine time
FRESH FAITH IN THE BALLOT-BOX.
The BROOKLYN Unia. mr.
The result of the elections yesterday, so FAR as
that result is accurately KNOWN. gives resn faith IN The
iaot.box and deepcns our trust III sovereign people.
After all that said or that may be sld 10 he
contrary We were not entley mercy OF schenng
potcal demagogues IL SHOWS that our people are
in heart and head that they know ana appreciate
their national rights and privileges ana that tney can
and will defend them, when calls against every
foe In NewYor and in Brooklyn the one-inan power
has received blow from which 1t will not soon rtooyef
and the blican rIunps the length and breadth
OF the baud proclaim TO Oh" world lhat as nation we
10 abide by our obligations, honestly paying our
Just debts and thdt mean not to destroy our common
free schools, hui 10 maintain and improve then.h'nds
them down unnured and entire to our children ana 10
our childrcn's children
A DIscouEAGISG RESULT n NEW Wy
fran The Springfield Fepubttc1h tIDdl
| The result III NcwY York is unexpected ana
unforlunaleand dseouiaEs enoug but -arGy Su pis,
| Ing. In his pubic pundere's, Gov. lIuen mas
SHOWN neither friend foe. neither Democrat nor Ne
puhlcan. AS necessary consequence De mas e'rlGn
toe lnpacable resentment of some of the most N,Wtru
politicians of his own party wiO III pas !thIs,
nave beeni the habit OF working aud spending money
and organizing victory The kepublieahs nave seen men
opportunity aud aAeR adNdnli1sC Oh H. ILey nave put
nave had the full bcncht OF the wOrk Oh ' il
! own bunmers and of tAe cnemys bunlmers mo
George p tne puritan and the blacseg has proved
strong enough for its purpose. The Republicans WIN
We dare Say It viii be OyeiTued III some way, Tor
good. Bnt we dOn't at present see how IL las very
nIrn the look of IInSed calamity. There - GER
ainly nothing in it that an honest, independent reform
ng cliizgn OF any paiy can l Larry ITDe ,o Of the Wis
dom OF tne poicy urged upon the state onyelan rom
mat had Mr. Adams been noia:aled instead OF Mr. Rice,
Il majority OF at ieast 25,OOO would no" slhld III 'be
place OF this be.rudsed and hardly won piuraiy oi
40 THE REPrBLiCANs
From The Phttadriphtd Press fRePl ~,
Briefly the meaning of the elections OF last
nign iS fhc American eop,e, forced TO ue Sh
trustee administer the Trust OF government lOt the
nsx1 aD 9a and Greet IL ding 70 our be,t a
nont within certain general lies 81 poet, convinced oi
our good Iatn Good money open schools, safe govern
Jeut ana honest Iuen-tHese parallel lnes along
whlcn We advance our Columns Tor $50
PENNSYIYANIA'S REDEMPTION.
fr0ia TIE Ihttaaeiph,o IaQarer tRep)
The Republican triumph III State and city IS
complete IL demonstrates anew thal Le .e~it ol
principles or tie Republican party uPo0 winch Soou gov
crnnent 10 tounued and the peOpes prosperity sus-
4 A tAfaa
inc gcncy comes. fonnsy anna Stands hin "a ROCK
support OF tue Ideas and me" lhal nave been as
the cormei greatness. Yesterday her ed
zes aoned y for their Indifference oi last year The
total result Yesterdays contest may be summed UP III
tGc Glct that tao s.ato has redeemed by tie
election Of the Whole Republican ucAet
TIE REACTION SPENT
From Inc nos,oi Adocrt,s,r (Pcp)
1t has been demonstrated by the result OF
yes, esy however tue res may loot up 'ht thc OF
mat Republican party Is IN an active state Oi decay
Indeed 50 iar Is u from tnat e1dilion .i-s u mas
,n,,,r iNaofitv ana py "A correspundimsiy large
iorIty OF ino electoral vote. Ino reaction has spent
toeii The country is st progressive IN sediment ana
t will it's fortunes TO the party tat has been Inc
la,er IA aii tac pogryss made IN f ceItiry
THE DEMOCRACY ONCE MORE WAENED.
From me Nqiyndt Rs5nbi'cia (1dsa. l1fn. O,gqn
Enough is Known to show that the great heart
of fnc cuuutry upon hcuDucdn pIincipes;
that the second sober thOaght OF the people Is sun
earnest in favor presrrvn results Of Inc war and
tne credit honor of the nation by ,he MAINTENANCE OF
d sound currency ana returning to a specie basis. inc
ucoie nave warned the Democracy tiat tLey
viii never again ntrdst the Government IN Their nhlds
while tney adhere TO te Go', I VI SS orr s,cc an
safety OF the country during the remainder oil
It's first century.
THE "NEW DEPARTURE" SUCCESSFUL IN MAS
From The I;OstoH Journal (Rsp.l
The Republican party OF Massachusetts may
Justly feel satisfied via, o result o tostcluays Hhtcst
Tnc plurality large but II mdca,es the force OF the
been indicative. the new departure has proved
successful Ii brought the party 10 realizing seise
Hs.nr
1he eleclon of the Hon. A. IA. Rec win bc accepted
throughout tue county as an assurance Una ihe honest
administrations which marked the asccndency OF
the Republican party III tEs state VIII be continued Our
most sangulne expectations regard 10 pennsylvania
ulatc Republicans on the hard-won victories.
THE CONTINUAL APATHY IN THE BAY STATE.
from Tue Bosson Herald (Iad.)
The full returns OF the election for State
officers Massachusetts ell Ineir own story oil the ds-
content OI the people. Tue apathy when has distln-
gusDed the campaign continued 10 the end ana ldi-
of rest ma q struggle IA wncl dlstnctye priuei-
pies ana which appeared 10 be only CON
Inc offices OF tne State III $40 votes gwen 10 Mr..
Baker boston Indicated the streuShth OF the PfoiDl
ton larty mere, cI is political power III the oate us
influence must De Tue vote OF 30 Tor Mr.. PHILIPPE,
az me aOOr reform. Is Also indicative lnat
that question mas not YET taken violent hod upon INC
minds lsUonng mat they believe III the doc
trines, they dstr,Ist tnc leadership
GOV. GAsTOS's DEFEAT A STEP BACKWARD.
FROM me Boston Poet tIeHl
Stated briefly, the result OF yesterdays voting
in sassa d another 10 the INST OF donD,
fal states. Tbo p.uanty by winch Nh Rice eeoed
Governor is small comparison with those nlneA
tradition assigns parry he cpfesynIs, so lar below
what was GAINED right ~ the Republican cdndi-
dates Ia THAI tue elect IL w destroy he
prestige OF tue patty efcciualy definite defeat
Thereafter viii b. equal 80 far a. the
home interests tue State aro concerned II Is gatlil
cation feel that tine success OF tue kepnDlcah cahdl
them ia and tai the successor OF
Gov. Castor Is personally worthy 10 occupy the
position To which ChOsn But, regarding the result
In ifs Frlas the broader eld OF national politics. IN
winch MASSACHUSETTS, ina be again 10 ASSUME IN some
degree. inc leading poeon nich years OF kepubn
can rue had removed her failure 10 reflect Gov.
CASTOR can be looked upon only with regret a. step
backward