New-York tribune., 1876-10-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democracy of PENNSYLVANIA never had
a. eIecnye lilies in their possior t6e
State is half redeemed now. Harrisburg Patriot (om
Gen. Butler considers S. j. Tilden's election
President not improbable. II Mr.. Tldcn should be
elected tue General could point to tho acT that nc did
not lift mis- hand against him during the canvass
Boston Transcript (Rep)
The TRIBUNE has intelligence that Iilden
is weak in Indiana and will fa bennd Bac jeans y0Ce
stl 1t would be better for the Republicans not to fold
their and sit down on that idea 1t viii keep warm
without coddIng-lBrooklyn Argus Cnd.l
The people of Indiana have grown in cul-
ture and IN moral power Gov. Hendricks has elevated
the standard OF statesmas1p He has triunphed over
great odds and richly entitled the thanks the
Democracy Of the country, ana OF every patriot who
d}cmj
New-Jersey may be counted among the
States that Will vote iOr change change Of men and
Of measures Nothing prevent this but Over-conh
dencc among the friends of change fu vote Of the
Democracy in November VIII give New-Jerseys electoral
Dem)
1t is piece of semi-idiocy for any one to
suppose that sitting Bull" Morton would have left Ia
diana on the MOngOiian investigation he had thought
for moment the battle could be renewed in the HOOser
STATE 9y the Republicans with any possibility OF success
When Morton gives up, the game is lOst-Derot Free
Press (Den)
If we should admit that the Governor of
the State OF NewYork hd other stain Upon his rcpu
auon than sympathy win the reDcllion alone should
be sufficient TO compel hs rejection by the people An
the combination of the Democracy OF the North and
South in the event Of success grave complications
At Columbus it is conceded by both parties
That ONO Is settled for November. The Republicans
claim that IL will give Gov. Hayes 10000 majority; tine
Democrats cOncedc that w give 10000 sure perhaps
1900. This is all very wel bat wish TO say right
here that when Democrats Ike John Thompson ana his
Ietnue concede anything II is time for Republicans to
Keep their weather open and the crew wen III hand
lCleyeland Leader (ItopJ
Mr.. Tilden is a leader in his party, and Mr..
Hayes Is follower In his We respect slt hayes as an
egainst bis character record Our fear is tat Mr.
Hayes VIII be, II elected only figure head, and that the
party machine. with al ITS cOrIupiing influences, VIII
continue 70 govern the country On the other hand,
MT lLden Is elected expect TO him lead and con-
t0l his party and II 1t refuses ~ follow 10 smash IT,
boston Herald Qndl
Every thinking American voter is called upon
W say on the 7t OF November whether he IL for keeping
The Government in The hands that have guarded IL
against dissolution; whether he Is for securing law,
orc 7, equal rights peace and safety at the South,
against those who 0el0ged that section wita blood III
Iuei 70 take 1t out frUm under the flag; whether he is
to making the best Oi our financial position, instead Of
gong backward under the control OF the indatOnists
anu olepuaiationists-iBOstOn Journal tRepJ
Already considerable impression has been
a1e ubob the col0red voters, ana they will
" mhen taey are assured OF both fair play
Gay, Charleston shall be redeemed and redeemed she
VII De Inc way 70 conquer Is 10 resolve 10 conquer In
deserving succeAs We cOmnand IL Worki work
WOrkl Agltate agitate agltatei This with steady
application OF the preference policy and "A tudic0us use
o TIE snewe OF election, Will rOut the Radical bo,t and
Eye Charleston rest and peace lCharleston News and
Courier Dem1 ~