New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25

:, sshtng for the President each believes or pretends
- ns,eve elected, one using the army OF the United
49,. the other rife clubs and volunteer military Or
...,,ons These violent schemes should be repro
s by every person who hopes well for the future OF
49, oountry Violence breeds violence no matter whether
:, IL the violence Of standing army or the violence OF
,aoh We know what Southern State governments
ronDed by bayOnets mean-dO We want TO see the Ma
..a government rest its authority bayOnetsf
when IL does free government is at an end But the
orle Of the United States will, without force or even
fhs smallest show OF force acquiesce IN any result when
t,e ia reached bv law; and President made in any
ether way has constitutional authority 10 exercise inc
functions Of the Office The duty of Congress is plain
LIZ ,ianv members have, like Senator Edmunds, the
craftsmanship to comprehend itP
Col. Ingersoll doesn't believe there will be
any hghtng although several able editors whose nose
for news is marveously acute when lie Is in the air,
nave been saying that he in favor of war He re-
turned 20 Chicago from Washington last week. and thus
answered question the subject: "NO. There won't
he any trouble You can't get up arevolutiOn In Inc
winter not IN this climate. II Tilden young man,
burnng 10 out his career, he might become war
Ladder but he's an DID, driedup man, incapable OF firing
the young bloods q the country have only seen one
man whose voice was for Hewss Hoosier named
MeDOnald, from Terre Haute, who said that he was
very important at home and that he expected to be
met at the depot by three brass bands The Hoosier
talked war and drank cocktails from bottle on the car
coming out from Philadelphia. As he couldn't find any
the latter got of train at Harrisburg The Hooslor
and mis- cocktails also disappeared at Pittsburgh
Taking it for granted that the Reirng BoarGs IN
dutv fairly then there is doubt of Hayess majority
Should It turn out upon investigation that and Mas
committed 10 cit Of the states named then tue cleo
tion returns of Mississippi Alabama, and other states
should be examined think II all the facts were known
you would find that Hayes carried Mississippi Alabama
Connections, New-Jersey, and New-fOrk.
The bulldOzing excitement in Cincinnati has
subsided without bloodshed The Democrats held what
out of pure pleasantly, they called "citzens mass
meeting on Wednesday night IL seems TO nave Deeh
large and stupid festival The presence, by sheer acc
dent of solitary Republican the platform created
slight panic for few moments, but he was promptly re-
moved and the danger of outbreak passed away VIII
him The speakers were entirely selfrestfalhed anu
decorous and the audience slept peacefully beneath ter
words The Commercial describes the scene as toows:
"suoh great orators Sam. Cary and John H. Mclean
and Capt Churchill should have supplemented DurOin
Ward. Something lively wanted. The fact Is that
this Democratic meeting was not served Win speakers
who have the high old Democratic flavor. MI hu us
King and Mr.. Henry Stanbery might stand guard as
typcal odfashoned Federalists Mr. c. W. Rowland mas
relentless prejudice against whisky, and belief in the
eficacy Of prayer. Mr. DurDlD Wald hat Deeh ID SC
gress but was once wanGRs When he GOT in the
way Of Confederate bullet. Judge static cart say thds
tS nv belieyes universal salvation depends upon the
general acceptance of the nfaiby Of the doctrine OF
the Democratic party"
Gov. Tilden's plan of battle, both legal and
oheruisa has been discovered and published in III
dianapols though whether IL has been divulged by
Gov Hendricks other leaky vessel Is not stated
The Journal unfods it follows: Between now ana
the counting the electoral votes he will buidozo pup
lie opinion as eectualy possible by public meetings
State conventions waIlike editorials &c AS soon Us
possible after Hayes is inaugurated he Will move III
some court Of proper Jurisdiction for writ OF quo a
rantO 70 test the formers title to the office Failing In
this he viii apply for an injunction to restrain him from
exereisnR its functions. Then he win sue the Presidep
I'm trespass quare eIausUDI egit claiming the White
House as his private property. After that he will bring
an eectment suit the Of which he Will furnish
an abstract II title to the esdency and go over
the whole ground Of the contest in Oregon and the three
disputed Southern States. HIS next step VIII DE re
pleyu suit TO recover possession Of the furniture and
uarsonal property in the White House, hoping tnereby
70 40 embarrass tie President 10 compel min 10 REIN
oush the Office Failing in this he will sue the Presldent
Tor damages IN tee confident expectation OF RECOVERING
s1fcieut 10 ray theexpenscs or his litigation tlnay;
having exhausted every constitutional remedy ne NH
send word to George W. Julian aud Ross DuDOs that
it's Of use and they may as well cry havoc ana i91
aim the dogs Of Upon these INSTRUCTIONS they Will
cry and let sip as aforesaid"