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

Vote for Hayes and safety, or for Tilden
and danger-which will You dol
WIZ should Republican who voted for
Grant four year, ago vote for Tilden to-day
Vote for a change, by all means, but don't
Doc so stupid ~ vote = change for the when
You can vote for change for the better
Mr. Hewitt shows signs of WEAKNESS. lie
sioud nave discovered before tins time dabolical
sprlcy 70 a,s,,inac GOV. ridden at precisely II o'clock
,o-lay. \ bIood-curllng proclamation to that effect
might make a vote 90 two now.
\ horrible suggestion has entered the mind
OF Western Democratic editor. What II Hayes should
be- elected and die before the ih OF March he shiek,
and then adds: The Republicans would be sure to re-
eject Grant, Hayes has hitherto been supposed TO be
f.i rs robust T.dcn, and Whtc!er's health is quito
satisfactory.
Here is the argument for Liberal and Inde-
pendent voters and the on the fence IN nut
shell said Judge DticnAoeier at Terrace Garden Is
il safe or prudent to pacx party whipped in the civil
war in possession OF the Government 10 tried but was
unable 10 destroy In 40 other country under the sun
would such "a mad undertaking BE- attempted"
Let the Republican who has made up his
mind 10 for TAcn to-day turn the subject over once
moro before he puts in his ballot What it that best
aud purrst IN Eepubicanism that Hayes does not repre-
,cntl Has the party ever had more representative
candidates l. IL patriotic 10 vote for man and
patty Who have always been ana are now the exact up
posite Of Republican principles and aimst
de'd Republican, suppose Hendricks should be elected
Wee President and the Senate should time be tied
making the vote oi the presiding officer necessary toa
dcc.soil-WOadu't the wheels OF government be- enee-
ualy blocked thcul We believe u Is an historical FAC!
tLt Mr. Hendricks IN the course of pretty prOraced
political lie, has never been on one side OF any que'
ton long enough To be counted
The Republicans of the West enter upon the
work OF to-day with great confidence The Cincinnati
coaae,cial merely the common sentiment Of its
section when IL says The drift Of the hour is decidedly
Republican The last days of the canvass the best
DAYS for the R"pubh The sky brigh;ens. The
bo,tcroas clements that belong with the Democratic
party AMI that its managers cannot hide suppress,
and which would drag tic country upon the dangerous
cdreo things stormy but after the Republican
victory that is Al hEG tEey viii suOs.dc and give The
country peace
NJ. Watterson has rushed into the business
Of prophecy with headonS rccSicssness. lie prcfaceda
speech at Indianapolis, Friday night with this san-
il!ne estimate OF tine Democratic outlook: "Ncw-lOk
STATE has been polcl. It known how every voter m
the state viii vote. Tillcn will come To the city yin
$4,000 majority. Tie Tammauy and anii-rammany war
is over, and Tidrn VIII carry New-York City by G0,O)O
majority and viii carry the state by less than 10000
majority. That IL b votes. Tdon will carry New
Jersey by 10000 majority and Connecticut from 5000
10 10000 majority. That is 30 votes. He will carry
Wisconsin al the way .rom 1000 10 10000 majority no
VIII carry Oregon and Nevada whch makes SO votes.
do not clam California since you have sent your mis-
-iouary Morton there Let him that State II be can;
he could not save his own The - votes OF Indiana
which you will look into yourselves make II votes m the
North In the South there lbs votes, but unortu
natcy the South IS not solid Don Cameron ami
Father TAFT are looku. after South Carolina and on
lslana. Give the Republicans BON States AMI throw
Florida iuakr-wCiGl,i, and what 10 we haNtf
Why. 12u votes the South and II votes m Oh, A9ith
making IN I'll 10 votes more than necessary 10 elect
have mentioned these matters 90 you rs r-uOisc ~
your erecting. | am too good Journalist Lope ID
allow my editorial dispositions to press upon my news
natter
South Carolina is likely TO go Solidly RepuD-
nat, Commercial thus up the prospects, fhe
Democrats claim that they VIII gain Congressman Or
two. but chance FOR them. Il TO me thai
the delegation will be so.ldiy Republican, II is poW'
But for The troops the whites would have made gain
for they would have influenced the coorcd vote largely
by fright; but soldiers here TO prevent inda-
ton that sort the Republicans viii undoubtedly sweep
the Congressional field. There Eve districts M me
state. Tho LIST has black voting majority ~ 600"
The I'D has black voting majority OF $4,000! Inc
Democratic candidate must feel as the lady sa'd OF
Adams fail. that this Is dscouraginc Circumstance
The tia has black voting majority Of nearly 800"
The IVth has black voting majority Of 1000 Inv
Democrats might have chance here but that tue It,
publican candidate il old man Wallace, who taxes
drink with every in the district and on that aceo
Is supposed To be nyincibe The Nth has black 'o'e
majority of 10000 There IL little IN the sltuaon ~
courage the Democracy congressman Thls Is w.,
near the center OF Africa TO give promise Oi 10
gains While there Is shade OF uncertainty as " Wv