New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
THE PRESS on THE CRISIS.
RrpI-pG1CAN OPINIONS.

THE PRESS ON TIE CRISIS.
REPUBLICAN OPINIONS.
THE PRESIDENTS ORDER RIGHT
iron, ne CINCINNATI ',Lz'p'; 80
No act of Gen. Grants public llte, we ven
tuT ia s,y viii stand out pr ncu'l} ana iaNDIt
tt' ~ ~ ~ ,I9n ms timely order which refer
Ii LOT ISSUED hour TOO soon II was '>!cI Jus
=, r, disorder in it, incipicnt stage IL" Slr u
en- in tr Presidential chair 1860 tn secession
mnvrmSHt woud have crushed ana there would
have been rebellion
AN HONEST COUNT WILL BE HAD.
Fioia me Mtir1ite Scnt'ld.
The only thing to be desired Is an honest
81 the cdca Goycumc necessary iof lLa' pu Po@o'
MAJORITY SACRED
From me BJstDH Atrc'ttStr
Notwithstanding the intensity ana bitterness US
% party feeling We believe thai tne great Wil'rliI lc
influential aud controlling majority III each parry "ii1
an honest examination TIA; either Gov Tiiden or Coy
t.crc VIII bc ready and satisfied atque1cehSo MAR
Cl.s.ituiionaly e. sci choice OF tnc htoa o hI I
INV oi one is rs sacred majority 81 loo,oo9 II u' o
I,Dd. 5nhmis.on with an equal authority. Ihi9, we
nina If. rl blended On all sides, ana II 50 tie ha'loh Is
T., u.. IeriL Orr,gv.,, there can be no safely
NO TIME FOR PAETlsANSIlP.
ii'oIa Ibt Bps'nH JD,THdt ~
II is to be expected that the Democrats VIII
f.i .,rc and disappointed ShcIG II be SHOWN as We nc
Tc,, H. Viii b. tia Nh Hayes las been honestly, iary
and -qlrcy elected The Kcpnhchns wan r n%t Gf
f~mn then oppsicn, should they elect Nj iiales con
,uuouiy M Hqyca VIII he ,a[flGA nJ s,r
costing civil dscord no better than traitors 10 n'iI
country The people Of is country |yig tc nntion
emergency sill be potential Wi NOT Slchct te i ",i"
10 partisan demands We IRE al seeking luNt soiu,iod
al tr ballot and that viii Doe Oyerwny nlnEf SUSTAINED
WIN il is reached. ii will be, honestly ana HI
10 MEXICANI2ING WANTED.
We want no Mcyicanzing of the United
Stats. We cannot oven afford TO nave our c i LAME
m he NOME Tor he people can bc defeated by fraud
When Tia, d,3 h.colIDS up'ryS' We sl'l ~ No., ~
cen Grant in his dispatch of YESTERDAY to ecu 9heT.
man. "The country cannot an IT, , nNv -" T,i ,IIy
9nrod by suspicion OF Illegal ar false returns no, U
mas, there honest count OF lhe LgL.st VOC i,
ou. TO he so made as TO Gvn\inGc ,nG ""oi'
msTHUsr OF LOUISIANA POLITICIANS.
f5oin The P,tsbuQ' tUoHc.G -
The action of the President IN ordering Gen;
Sherman 10 sen! troops the doubtful states 10 prevent
disturbance llly nc criticised by ruch - tMhh S.t'H
action cacd!atcd 10 adj fuel TO thg un,s o. ptun,v
rlyug 10 prevent double dealing or iIaudroui c"Uht
(. Louisiana by The presence OF men VINO ENJOY 'h' con-
so 70 doubt the honesty of the Occupying the posi-
ton OF leaders OF Louisiana in particular.
a TIME 70 KEEP COOL
F,gm Iis C'esiiuf LctieT.
II is q time for every sensible man to keep
cool attend 30 MS bJ,lH,', D. Doc nave any an ICY
utuu1ry tak and ur-e hs nefhporS To- Ho I'm, VIZ,
the p,6p,, want no reroldlun. no hEhlnS over loi3
election. We have been ihfo9EA one ,yiaD I W.T. All
the lesson VIII list as long - A~ 4 'I"il9n w.
THAT me people desire }, mat le tHrH''' tI'
political scncmcr- to defeat the popular c"oce VIII be
approved or sustained.
no COUNTING ~ T0LURhBLE
We ind5rsc every word in these sentences o,
Gen Grant cId .r ,o cen. sherman: No man worthy 81
President ,houldhe v ing 90 Aodlt counted
m or placed tuclc by fraud Either party can afford to b
disappointed 100 the result. IT," country cannot H'1"
10 iiic Tie result tainted lN suspicion of Illegal or i..
~ f-,'l. II GOV Haycs has rot fairly received l~J
electoral votes, wr would not have Ahn t'unlt" ln
ont" Ihr 60. Ter Of the President was umcN JuSta'I''
ana admin '1. IH tome
Gov. HAIIs WILL DEMAND OILY WHAT Is