New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

astonishing from Tho chtcc9o Times rather carries on
sne palm. "There great deal OF very valuable
Presidential material spoiled yesterday Bayard. IN
Hcv-sersey; Gaston, in Massachusetts Taylor IN Wis
osusir; Tilaea. IN New-York and Black and Coetvcr
aud Woodward. IN PcBns! lyCua." MI Bayard viii he
surprised 20 learn that he lives in NewJcrsty and the
public viii wonder when Coy Taylor took the held Tor
the Presidency. and viii scratch lis head IA vain M
temri - answer the eeN etrnS S,hmi. MI IN NSy
Last supposed al tac tme 10 end MS career aS
Proe q, I.tial candidate
Admitting that james Noxon's majority in
the Vtn Ju icla Distrc, Is 1000, clarcd in Il Unca
dispatch yesterday Mr. Noxon must have fallen nearly
1000 votes behind his ticket In Oneida and 0nondaga
Counie the for judge kent with The vote for
secrctary 81 STATE snd tie votes that we're NOS given 10
NOXon were given 90 Perry.
Further returns from the Assembly Districts
seem 20 elect " Whitney OF Chautanqua. J. C. Nelson
of Cortland Isaac II Maynard Of Delaware. : IL Crosby
OF Lewis snd Hiram Maxfeld % Ontario d. uocrsts anc
Emmet O'Non Of Schenectady. wm. Guca OF Schuyler
JE. T. ssntee Of steuben. ana Robert Waddeil Of War
I'm. R'uabhcans Ihe~r changes win t"se hi''"e w
t'riay. leave the totals about AZ before.
There were some cTOtesQue cont ElstS III the
voting Of Tuesday last That in this s,at While there
WIS . stampede 70 elect Republicans " the L@gisia
tlre the Deuocrstic candidate for the Senate against
whom thoro was the most nearly tangible evidence
shoud have been elected seems y little queor
Nj Hammond. who Of an tho suspicious char
acters running for the Senate bud the worst
record has been elected over an honorable
Renuhllcan Edwin Hicks woul have rrVcd TO tighten
IN some degree the notified complt Xon al tie hflupi
can majority; Z. r. Hammond niis ssils ON lls D,l
ocratic where the oniy other majors VINO ere nor
above TcrOach are mon "no were Son' '"o'o - -''f
Iran votes.
Here's a prophet. The editor of The EronS-
,iHs Courier the man Who believes new system col
money u shortly 70 he established amid NE thundeis OIL
second sinai" and other demonstrations "i the Same
.ort now makes this astonishing prediction; ave
+ n .fr.N. sNtr as Z
srn traitors TO Democracy We now believe that Grant
viii h. rtnominated and that the Democratic iary VIII
no,f certainly name Gov. Hendricks a. his opponent
The Presidential in 1876 will surely De see
uonal fight The people Of tho West arf SoGih nave
and M Tlden may Just wen admit TIC iact that lac
has 10 ,arthy chance for the second place Oh the
ticket. much less the ni'i'
Ii j. evident that the Ohio Democrats will
awe O. take a back seat the next National Conven-
Inn The sc0idng they received after tie October oiee
to- has boon iut ueay disasters 10 tie
narty The Louisville Co'friorJo'Tsoi attributes
ne collapse Of the tidal 70 the crime of the Ono
s." and demands their exltrmlna1un " 1t was
ne French custom 10 disgrace defeated generals. The
pcy though vigorous. shielded the army against trga
eon or incompetency. T. would De well for political
ORGANIZATIONS treat with siaar severity the char
atan " no. without capacity sets himself up az leader
In critical times and makes the 81 great move
nent the sport OF his imbccility as small vanity OF
smaller re-entmeuts Tire Democratic party 7hOUld uoW
bcye ,be-- JOuaIs overheard with stone abn tueir
nerks They should be drowned Ike so many pima
Kittens
President Grant, friends should be cautious
sbout claiming the elections Endorsement Of Liz
admin tratlon Hero The Boston Adreistr telling
him any amount # truth ID this admirably plain way:
"Ls the President permit ae foolish friends who Wait
on his smile subsist on his Patronage E" start third
term agitation and naioies Of TUESDAY VIII vanish
like Tuesday mornings snow Let him go e" Work 10 set
on their feet again former Republican Leader whom
the party reyoltod against and Oyerthlev ard there VIII
foov another revolt worse than the first II IL not on &C
count Of longing them that the party is restored 70
favor but ~ confidence that they are perna
uentlv retired let the Senate attempt 20 rteStaosh
national c0ntro Of the politics Of the southern cIt or
.uEsf new force bills. give It's DAYS ana nights 20
speech making for bunccnhe or persi-i-uty geci
the iegitim pressing business vi The natlon ana
he party will fail Of securing popular appreciation nest
year 30 n wasn't al Endorsement OF th&htti' Sd0'