New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

for Governor and his btterest opponent his cousin
Mr.. d. R. Anthony. who has the double distinction a
being the brother OF Miss Susan b. Anthony and HAVING
bullet in his head The whole party except the cousin
seems be satisfied with its candidate. Perhaps 1t n
the effect Of the bullet perhaps it is family propensity
to "agate" perhaps it is "pure cussedness;" but
whatever the motive d. r. persistenty and yenomously
assas G. in his newspaper, accuses him Of crimes and
msdemeanors which have long since been dsproyed.
and hires hall TO address the populace the SUBJ
iect. good deal OF noise Is thus created, butita
thought that the state will 20 Republican by the Usual
majority In spite OF 1t.
Gov. Tilden's pledge on the rebel claim BUSH
not only discounted in advance by himself but
had similar office performed for it by Gov Hendricka
Only few weeks the latter said, in of his In
diana speeches. The Administration OF any President
will be in the main what the party which elected him
makes it, If he breaks away from his party the chances
are that he will be broken down. In Government OF
parties like the President have his choice Of
officers The men to whom he owes his election who
have defended bin from assaults, to whom he must look
for support in the future, will ordinarily control hi,
action and he Will do nothing offensive 70 them" That
to be accurate and comprehensive definition ~
the relation which the solid South holds to Tden.
Mr.. John G. Carlisle, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the With Kentucky District is
"refOrmer" who does not believe that the nation has
made any progress since 1860 He said In speech ast
week. II deny that the United States is nation. 1t Is
vicious system that has destroyed sovereign States and
oppressed nine millions Of people in the South. II q
State has right OF secession, she certainly has the
right pf revolution The Republican party wants an
other amendment TO the Constitution. Why do they
want ti Is it not that the shall take the
school fund into its hands and appoint commits
sioner who shall select the teachers and Of books
TO be used In the schools aud your child and my child he
denied the right 10 learn the alphabet except In such
book as shall learn them to forget Washington Jackson
JecsOn and the statesmen OF Virginia and the south
II would be good many votes In lildens favor II ne
could Keep the solid South gagged TIL after election
Congressman George F. HOar has written a
letter the issues Of the canvass in which he thus
attention to important Congressional bill pend
ing: In the absorbing question of the freedom Of
ballot at the South ii but strange that the people "
Worcester should have lost sight Of another Of great i'm
portance 10 our diversified industries Mr. Morrison
the able Democratic Chairman Of the Ways and MeanA
has introduced tariff bill which he wants only the TO
suit OF the Presidential election to urge into law This
tariff strikes blow OF the largest aud mos,
important industries OF Worcester. Democratic can
ddate for Representative may not venture give his
support to Mr. Morrison's hill. But unless he will pledge
himself not to vote for Democratic Speaker he will
II elected give Mr. Morrison power 10 accomplish his
end which, If he could cast 20 votes against his BILL he
could not neutralize. The same Democracy which
through its White League or its rifle clubs strikes at The
rights the labOring the South, by financial
reerade policy strikes at the interest of labor
AS a campaign whistler Mr.. John G. ThOmp-
son OF Ohio is magnificent He make moro
passed only by the Tildeu buicau in this city.
Mr. Thompson has adopted in Ohio the policy pur.
sued by reformer in this section, and has set t
forth IN confidential circular which has Of course got
into print. Here is the windy document: Dear Sir:
National is assured There in the f-
probable than the election Of Tden and Hen
bricks. The feeling in the State Is ntcnsifyns andf
our friends will do their duty will wheel Ohio into
line. We claiming the State for November In your
paper from this to the 9TH proxno claim the national
contest and this State also BE earnest in this matter
Do it exutingly and with the utmost confidence Don't
be lukewarm in this but fervent The Republicans
greatly alarmed. They feel that the fight is gone They
are dropping. Keep them there Press the ADVANTAGE
which the situation There Is much 10 be gained
by this Demand the polling of every VOTE that
victory may be overwhelming and last through
years. Claim the State with confidence. Do IL with
such confidence TO carry conviction to our friends
aud terror to enemies. Hold meetings everywhere
in your county EXult at meetings and press each
20 forward with assurance OF victory" That Is
the secret OF the whole Tilden canvass: Claim the
State with condolences clam the national contest There
is much 10 be gained by this course"