New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
DEATH BLOW TO IMITATION

COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
DEATH BLOW TO IMITATION
From The Ncir- York Herald lind)
The most important and exciting state elec-
ton since the close OF the civil war has resulted IN @ @
ticket snd the election Of Mr.. Hayes by majority OF
not less than 5000 This blow from men o re s
tonists will recover. II may be looked upon AZ
fortunate dcverance from great p9iti&car & hmt by
There is no loT Ine the naTamouht issue and
rcuniting the party in strenuous opposition to tle
abuses vhch have prevailed in President Grants ao'h
RESULT OF DEMOCRATIC, MADSEss
The rag-baby is dead Nothing remains but
for Democrats TO put under ground a. pr" % & ~ % i"s
1e l. is plain that If the DnogG f na Gn Gn instead Of by
their Cincinnati corrptioniss Hayes MonM ,Ve % pdc
might have been expected. II all but Impossible
even in Republican Ohio 10 stay the sweep oi Denoe.ar
victories But their madness If II was not treason 'hel
this morning we have TO regret the loss Of great siatc
which might hay held betwecn nNew-loikahdliIoh ''o
center of the Democratic column.
VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.
From me v. Y. ErcHnc Ifst und Rep)
The defeat of Allen and Cary is u popular
victory that is bounded by no party lines 1t Is one IN III
which good eoplc cNerywhere no mater WIZ iIic
o denv tat the RcnubIicans have gained important adj
yantaecs from the election IN Ohio To them Driongs ,o
credit of defeating imitation in its first fight 1hcy nave
secured this notwithstanding their weakness on
finance. As greater gain to them VIII ne me me sIiEl l
or party ccnsoGucnces are comparatively unmportant
Tie defeat of imitation il victory for the people
NOBLE VICTORY.
The Ohio Republicans have done Their work
nohlv Giant efforts were demanded 10 stay The IN
sd@gs and de"rLnf platform 81 iH% ySoT"sy " and
most successfully rendered Al praise to hclr at
would prove bad FOR Tdcn aud bis NcwIork following
which ever way it might IT was difficult to see NhIe
tory nndcr The lead 81 such Aicn and Cary would
hc bring retrihuon mon the Iiden haTd money
N,rl. NyIi he Ipftl II 4! ng
in Ohio would q, certainly rouse tEc Republican ana
liberal here 10 indolse the triumph 81 ther party
in he West. -
A DESERVED REBUKE TO THE INFLAriONIsI'
- From me " y Eredjag ErpTess mana en-
All the hardmoney men oi the country VIII
In this result the future Of united cfort Ia restore
the resumption of spece rlmcnS, ana m",' "l ti ,u
viii be a5 @ fhe enSe ae o nciG~e M or uo 9bE "s@
matt Enquirer, have been particularly offensive III @ ,@'I
fhcIr reward The question Of sound currency onsht
10 been. aud ought to nc, above al. part! Gosucl
question than good had commodities or materials of
any kind Unfortunately II has beCn inde - III ono
and dcuby unfortunate - 'he result To 'he
party. .o,>-,, r,,,r,,pu
from ne Neir YORK ErcaiHD MAJ (RfDD
The triumph is not local on temporary, Tor
,be whole nation has watched the great contest aud the
popular mind has been enlightened 10y the EfeNistible
array Of facts and arguments IN favor o an h9h'.l cr
rcncy From the Ohio campaign there WI pe no sleP
backward II has consolidated the Iscpuhi,an parry ~
TIE only national organization which can he trusted To
the national honor. the pubic INTERESTS ahi
The tric attitude cf The mass II the Democratic party,
just as the BrUugh-vaandsham campaign disclosed ~
essential disOyalty and mlwsdom IN time To iui 'ti,
oiic Democrats on guard aud secure ih' reelection "i
Lincoln.
GOV. nLDEN MASTER OF THE DEMOCRATIC
Froa The yeo. YoH GrGphic tiodl
The Ohio election settles the following points:
l. That imitation or any Increase Of The currency is II"
longer tO bc thought ~.
3 That both parties viii hereafter br chs4sed ia il
honorable rivalry 10 which shall make Tie bc, record
the subject Of administrative reform ana SOUND cur
g. That the Presidential contest will involve r hIcher
issues than imitation and rag money . -.
T. II puts out of the way Of Gov Tilten all ms weston
competitor. and makes him as absolutely master of ne
Democracy Of the nation as John Kelly Is oi Iamhany
Hall.
g. II gives thc Administration renewed backing by the
people and affords chance for the National Rephflh
parry to carry the Presidential election II nran prove
y s works that II il better friend o administrative
reform and sound currcnc, than IL the D"mocr' party
THE INDEPENDENT N0TER PIP If.
For this result, OHIO and the country are III
debed TO the independent Voter ~ III III c ] '
When the LATTER arrived in Ohio there IL reason TO believe
WIN. They had been allowed 10 force the fging-to
have the attack pretty much 10 thcnSevcs SehnI ana
IIalsiead with notable assistance from MH9df0rd ana
Others. turned the canvass around lhey lau W. 'or
age based belief in the American voters so"d 's
and sound instincts. to deal frankly with HIM Instead
of running away from the ISSUE they wcicomrn IL @ ana
2ined il. They saved the Rpuhll1aI mlcim ron I
machine'- sake. either Tie Democrats hay" only them,
selves blame foI what pa, bcai' them II lnry hal
,nnyu ordinary sense aud discretion nothing could have
prcyrnled Aliens rcSect"u The whole drift Of events
and votes was in their direction. That the current has
been checked If not turned Dac Ioi S"od anu All -
wholly due 10 their own amazing lOlly
ALL PATRIOTIC CITIZENS OUGHT TO REJOICE.
Iron The BaitiHoye Ap,ercun (RfPl
All patriotic citizens. whether Republicans or
Democrats ought 70 rejoice over the oNrrthio" n tht
nhationisis in Ohio at the election yest'rd" IL u
,ctny for honesty dishonesty for enud faith over
poicy that would ultimately have rcSnch III feIulld-
ton and The destruction o. OIlr national credit lhe
triumph of Allen would have tended 20 mIuS about u
period OF financial nadn-ss hence both rpnbicans ara
democrats VIII to-day have tears 20 shed over III. de
feat
rur COUNTRY SAVED FROM AN APPALLING
DANGER
The BOstOt .idrefisef tHsDo
At present can only tender in the name
OF the Repulicans OF Nassach tts most hearty ihIks
10 the people ~ Ohio for In, icndid WorE they nave
done during the most excited ..'vass the counry has
witnessed for many day, nor sincere coglH,ein ia
lions upOn the magnificent I@suu Ihts nave h'cu ih
cuutry from an appalling danger they have shown lat
even IN the state where reputation and rag money have
for years been most openly advocated ana whncc nay
national credit honesty il preferred TO dishonesty lh
resul: over which We rejoice to-day, the victor! wil
defeat will he set down 10 the credit OF lInaion soii
money and a,65 bonds Now let Penusyl' ana too re-
pudiatc the moistIohs doctrines WHICH constitute 'hc
sham craftsmanship Of her Demot rate leaders.
NEW STRENGTH TO THE REPJ BLICANs.
FIRM me BOftDd GiObe md . .
With the defeat of the Ohio infationlsts
sinks into oDscurity that hercsy which has yanted ITSELF
80 nsolenty in PENNSYLVANIA and other STATES ID. oha
her borders This victory for hard money has national
significance, too defines the policy oi both paf's on
that question and its effect will be telt IN the councils Of
Congress during the coming session. The ReIuDhcans,
and AN honest hardnoncy In Ohio, have done Their
duty well and nobly, and they have given to the Rcpubi
party Of the country new courage te, srcngn shu
bOpes of nal triumph which can a. easily he realized rs
WAS the victory OF Rutherford h. Hayes. Now for Penn
eyyana.
TIE INCUBUs or INFLATION REMOVED.