The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21
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Cincinnati Enquirer: The result of
the elections in ohio and Indiana places
the election OF Mr.. fiiden beyond a per-
adventure
Chicago Times II it nay be assumed
/ that the result in Indiana IS Tor the Til
/ den side, e'fen though the majority be
no more than four or 1--we tlonsspd
/ then Samuel j. fiideu will be the neNt
[ President.
New York Herald The unexpected
defes at which they ithe RadicsIsJ have
suffered viii simply exasperatt our an
| tagohists, and they must he me; hence
! i,rward ut every point with a renewed
determination and invineible purpose
/, on The part OF the Democrats oi the
East, not only to rival but 10 surpsss in
November the discipline, spirit. and uni.
ted energy which have been so success
fully displayed by our brethren and our
allies in the West.
fPit'sburg, Pena-, Pest, lDeIn.ll
If the Democrats of Pennsylvania
Will show one-hnif the energy, indus
try and pluck that the Democrats Of
Ohio and Indiana have manifested,
shey will carry this State in November
~ -Ss.'N'y thCiC z ~ All iiDffcrt lttfll-
ocratic majority of that many votes In
Pennsylvania to-day. We have the
Governors OF twenty States We have
2io,eto majority of the popular vote of
the country to-day! Shall we permit
Cameron, Grant and the hnr,ies O; re-
peaters and osiice-hulners to defeat the
will of the majority any longer?
lFhiladeipnia Times Qnd.u
The September elections pointed to
the election Of Hayes as highly proba-
bic, leaving but possibility for Til
ueu. The October verdicts just re-
Verse the Judgment of sSepteniber, and
point TO Fiiden AZ the probable success
sor OF Grant, leaving tut the reIpotest
possibility for the success>oof Hayes.
The adler partisaps AMI organs sii,
argue otherwise; the lesser lights of
both may even be made TO believe
Otherwise, bit the inexorsble logic of
the eisction figures of Ohio and in.ij-
ana must so teach the Intelligent aud
dispassfonate observer of every politi-
cal faith.
lChicago Inter-ocean fRad.,I
Heneef0rth let the Republican car.
vass be commensurate iis vigay with
The aserahadowing Importance OF the
Issue, which is the life or death of the
nation. The Repuuiirsn column is
solid ant. 1ashaken. Ia The rural dis
irirts OF Ohio II gained what it lest in
the cities, and IL Gained Ave Congress
Hiens In Indiana ii held It's own and
recovered the Congressman los. in
1874. Now let the great party OF pro-
gress and reform move forward 10 a
victory ~ decisive aud overwhelming
. as. hat 81 1I-.S M
feel that 1t has trampled under its
feet the last menace of the Democratic
party.
fBostou Post, DENLY
Now Is there no special, profour.i
Significance in all this? When tbs
Democrats iriumphaniiy carry two OF
these three States, does il mean that
there is an accident that governs the
eventy Especially in view of the tre-
mendeas energy that has been tii-
rected by the Republicans to secure
both Ohio and Indiana? Ali this Is so
far clear Democratic gain. 1t Is to
be counted on the side Of TildeH and
rsiDrn,. IL signifies that the Grant
Hayes organization Is already beaten,
and only waits the final bow that is
| to demosish il. The Republicans have
relied on broken reed in Hayes. He
shows thar he is without commanding
iefiuenee i1 his own State Its e.iee-
tarai yate Is something that it in ot
IN his pewer TO deliver.
Louisville eCourier-d ogrnai: The loss
at Indiana inakes II extremely doubt
fni whether Hayes can be forced be-
vond one hundred and twenty-five eiec-
tolai votes Il puts pennsyiaan and
! Illinois in doubt and assures Wisconsin
'io the Democrats There viii not be a
I contest for New York, which Tilden
/ will carry by an easy waik-oycr, with
| fifty thousand votes TO spare. CoDncc
ticnt is ~ certain as Kentucky to say
| dothing of the Pacific States, which
have been eenceded by the Republicans
all along There is really bot one hope
lnow for Iases and that . poor one.
fe-vit; that The Democrats viii take to
lrejoicing, will abandon work for play.
and. by oeer confidence and ns.aiect,
/ deliver the fraits OF their victory to the
i teneny--a slim chance. truly
New York sun (Ind.l]
Il 1t leaves Tiiden's success about as
certain ~ Frank Pierecis was after
the elections of October, 1859 VS.
Il paete triumph Of the Reform party.
But 1t will not ba achieved without "a
earnest struggle. The party OF corrrp-
tion viii die hard. Tie poasessjon 81
power will ouiy be surrendered after
desperate fighting. In the State 81
New York especially, the combat viii
be most infense and incessant from
& this day forth until fle election oil
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