New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

THE CONTEST NOT DECIDED
From The Springfield ReDublican (Ind)
This indecisiye October result means such
last OF the this country hasn't seen but
twice during its whole political existence u
will not be until the actually elected The
cuch and tug viii now come over the States OF New
York, Eew-Jersey and Connecticut with the advantages
Of position and present chances apprecby In favor OF
the Democrats. All three of these states have Demo
cratic governors; OF these governors Is the party
candidate for the Presidency ana whal rs experienced
and astute organizer OF victory as modern american
politics has With week. now, the probability
al to rho sp,ibe Electoral votes proper those
the three States, New-YOrk NewJersey, and Connect
cut, wit those OF the cXslaye and border states whch
are conceded to the Democracy and the total is 1sS-
three than are needed 10 elect. This, wlth0ut
Indiana without California, Nevada or oregon All three
States conceded 20 ii den In the estimate put 0rtn some
time ago by the Republican National Executive Commit
and without Wisconsin, which can hardly as YET De
pronounced n safe Republican state Mr. Ildeh lsm @
elected ye He has these electOraly sim 10 get Inc
very danger may nerve and inspire the lepu0ncanS TO
the supreme exertion needed to de'eat him But they
reality the nlminence OF the danger.
THE REPUBLICAN, LINES 5. WAyERINd' A,V5I
from the Pbfadeiphta Times Und) ..
Ohio and Indiana stand, even IN majority,
face face the great battle. The strong kepubcah
state and the doubtful Democratic state eatn ltsemhs m
its 5000 majority. and Hayes IS certue y Ie
country November eneebled by ms laitcrlIiS * pun
can lines we Hendricks Is presented 10 tue yp r c5
from the very desperation OF power Ihfee hepD lcaH
1874 when the Democratic majority was over - ' VUo'
gave accidental Democratic victories in several DISTRICTS
trlcts 10 their natural political moor'ngs.
REPUBLICAN WORK NECESSARY.
From Ths PltiGdttphtG Enquirer (HePl :,
Ohios majority is $4,000 less than 1t should
have becn ana lndiana's-we, the less said about lEd
auas majority the better. Sitting in easy chairs OlhS
over carved walnut desks, figuring out hypothetical ma
iorics is well enough in s way; but doing something
20 compel maiorities is infinitely better our Leaders
the former I'm the Wcst now let them Try te
latter in the East. Let them go 70 work IN Pnnsylya
MA Work, NeWJ Jersey, Connecticut, ana Massachu
setts, for hypothetical maOres VIII not do Ia eiihtr oI
those states. There must be real maJOrles II MI I@yes
instead of Mr. Tiidrn the next President OF the
United States. VIII the Republican leaders 80 10 "Ofhf
ENCOURAGING 70 THE DEMOCRATS.
from The HarisbUrg Ffirot lDeot.) -,
The close division of the Western vote VIII
have the fleet OF exciting the Democrats OF New-N0rh,
Connecticut. and NewJersey 10 renewed eXerons, ana
Will cause every Democratic vote IN the Pafnc states 10
be poed and hus least 76 electoral votes from the
Northern Staes Will be added 20 the l3l certain Tor Iitn
and Hendricks In the southern states, securing then
election by handsome majority. Meanwhile the
Democrats OF PCuUsy ylyaHa must btstir themselves We
OF the keystone State are working those who are
without nope. Every blow struck here Tor the cause oil
Democracy aud reform Will tell upon the result tbroug
out the whole country.