The New York herald., 1876-11-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

Cincinnati Commerciai:-'.THg NEW YORK HERALD
says the House is democratic (which it is by small
majority and that Milt Sayler is to be- the next
Speaker. Stranger things have happened"
Chicago Inter Ocean:-'The republicans have un
doubledy gained about forty Congressman, which ID
sufficient TO give the next House Of Representatives
The Southern Confedsrates will not present 50 many
bills for rebel claims next winter as they did last
winter"
ST. Louis Republican: colored people will havs
every right and privilege 10 which they are entitled
by tho constitution carpet-baggers and carpet oagsn
will vanish; there Will no longer be the slightest sx
cuse for federal interference in Southern affairs. and
tho two will contribute to and share the general
prosperity which has been and can be At
tanned under republican rule. =.
Washington Capital 1--WE do not believe, since
Washington declined third term or a perpetual term
there such opportunity for patriatom and
magnaDimity MS that now offered Mr.. Tilden."
Milwaukee Sentinel :-"The democrats claimed with
great veheIuence that they had captured the Scandi
navans but the result proves that those intelligent
citizens wcrc true TO the republican The Gle.
ment that decided tho result in Wisconsin was PROB
ably tho Germans, who have been ostranged from The
republican party for three four years past but raj
lied to its standard again the issues OF thu
campaign clearly made up"
ST Louis Republican :--ssSangamon county includ
Ing Springfield the home and burial place of Lincoln
goes strongly for Tden; and the region bctween
Springfield and Cairo about half the State s sodly
democratic as in 1850"
Richmond Whiq:-"We mstrust the motive that
hurried the military to the States where the result u
in doubt and whose votes essential secure tha
election OF Hayes But let tho motive (Grant's) b.
what may, the act is the less an outrage ant
but for the familiarity Of the people with k,ndres
highhanded usnrpatons ut his hands the. countr,
would be aroused TO tho highest pitch Of Indignation
Norfolk Virginian:-"S Grant be indictedi
General Grant, In his capacity oil President of th'
United States, and Commandcr-in-Ch Chief Of the army
and navy, has violated his official oath. by the mill
tary invasion Of South Cnrolina.r
Hampton ts C) Heraid:-f. All returns now in, with
Hampton 300 majorityll Oil ye angels OF peace,
now take our hat Like Archimedes. who wanted .
place to stand upon to the world we want such
place to shake the earth with Joy!n
Wilmington IN. CO. Sar:-"we hope never 10 hear
again agitated any such mschicvous and demagogi-
cal questions as social equality and intermarryng Of
races. God has by his own immutable laws nxcd the
barriers, and as long the shines the Teutonio
blsod viii be dominant in the SOUTH and tho lava Of
Jehovah cannot DO violated with impunity. Let u
have peace--gonuine, profound. lasting peace"
ST Louis Iimes.--''lhe statement that troops have
been hurriedly ordered be massed Louisiana and
Florida sends thrill Of horror and apprehension
through the American heart because the objccs
these orders tho administration does need bs
guessed at. The purpose Is TOO evidently usurpasion,
revolution, subversion OF the Will ol the people
Cleveland (Ohio) PlaimdeaIer:-'Nothng would re-
joice Grant more than to kick up second war; He
thinks thcn he would have u chance TO become perma
nent President 1t was General Frank Blair VINO pre-
dcted that sGrant would havo driven out Of th,
White House at the point or the bayonet'n