New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
PTBLIC OPINION.

There is victory in the air; sound, suh~tan-
tal. oldIishiouod Democratic vlrlorl'-l7i Lo"l- i'
publican tDcmJ
All thc Sims continue entirely favorable 10
a l.pub,ican victory next Tuesday. b", M TN, state
and in the country at large lnaI"h'Ioh' J'"ih''
UtpJ
The Onondaga County Democratic Commit
tee informs the democratic state committee lh'l lh}
have been able 10 procure any canvas oi i 10" u.s.
IN Onoudaga County. They have no Organization" III ''
towns Syracuse Journal l'ciJ
Bay0ncts and prosperity in business cannot
go hand nand one or the other must .u', ui"' in'
bagonct In IIlycs's election therefore, hnsinc,, men
see nothing but disaster ~ commercial dH"i'' '"'
Vile Couric'-Jourlal QDrnJ
If Gov. HAYES should he elected on the
popnlar vote and should die pcfor" thr counting 81 the
votes OF the Electoral College, Who Il II r'I,onhic 10
SHE, II would De- no other than President Grant
cleveland Plain Dealer tDcin.)
We still believe that victory is within the
rsp oi he Republicans Of Connecticut and mat IT can
voirr Who j., Tor Iaycs aud Wheeler II the D"mocary
carry This state it VIII be by the y'tA'n' I'p"''n
votr-lNcw-LOndon Telegram utcID
Reviews OF the political field in this state
are hopeful Of Republican sncc' F. ihr rAhC', @. 'hr
STATE casting her electoral vote Tor Hayes aud Nhrcr
are very fair while there seems no reasonable d"hht III"
securing Republican Legislature IN both branch ana
clcctiug H"publcn successor 10 senator fI'"nH
LIiysen-Ncwdrk q. 3D. Advertiser lfcpl
From fine Tennessee River TO the Gull the
,epc are aroused and they VIII rrtcfatc 30 thunder
Dr,,cratic party since ITS advent To power anu Their
contamination Of Radical corruption, not only ~ Ni---
slpp Inn i'm tb. national aImiul-trau OF the Govern
mcnt. Mississippi. viii take no step backward lM'h
phs Appeal DcmJ
With Europe on thc eve Of a great war, and
with the United states OH the h h road tp recovery from
depression we can afford 10 nave nothing occur 10 a.
prcss The credit disturb the business oil ms c"uhI!
The voice Of the business men 90 tie great CONNER ''l
neuOpoiis shows clearly That the circ 81 Ihdrh i
Aou would be disastrous II I- event, therefore, :" '
avoided. Lrt the people of the country heed ms timely
| warninr.-lCincinnat Gazette (EcpJ
! The Democratic organs are trying 10 excite
thmscvt, ana their readers with the idea that tc E,-
publican leaders, with the help OF N!corrcsdcnt Ferry,
VIII refuse Ia count ia GOV Iden, n no is chosen,
hat viii reiuddguiHtc civil rather give mp the
Government But II IS safe to predict that Whichever
candidate gets the electoral vote NcwNofk VIII be the
next President ud that there won't any blood .,.cd
| over t.-lsprngield Republican Und)
The people long for change Of adminislra-
lion: The business sglis for II In his own heart The
memploycd laborcr aud bis poverty stricken family
prly fccnty il; and our honor and security Hs "A
uatiou demand IT, Let the voters In every hamlet i'm the
land decide contest IN favor OF reform gov
eminent on Tuesday noXt and an era Of Prosperity and
neac Will ensue such rs THE distracted country has not
known Tor sixteen years. Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem)