The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-26
From the Albany IN. Y.DJournal
New York Now the Battle-Ground.

With the October elections over. New
York becomes the final and decisive bat
tle-ground Of the campaign. Under
preliminary cont ests, the real question
has been where New York would stand.
The early elections have been incalcula-
bly, important for their moral Influence
and effect upon this State and upon the
whole country. aid We may justly exult
in t he belief that they have practically
determined tine struggle. But it re
mains yet to secure New York beyond a
question and 50 make the assurance of
complete victory d0ubly sure.
Mr.. Tilden and MS immediate parts
sans will now turn to this State with the
energy Of desperation, They viii strUg-
gle with every art AMI device and effort
to save here the cause which is wrecked
State. He is reading here on familiar
ground. He knows every county and
district He will use every ingenious
and cunning weapon Of his varied arsen-
al 10 win the State The fact that he
has lost Ohio and practically lost Indiana,
will make him fight with TIE more de-
termination to secure New York flcm the
general disaster. and make this State,
with the hope of two or three Other and
the solid South, bear him on TO the
White House.
lie must, therefore, be resOlutely met
and defeated here on his own ground
met and deieptcd with earnest, Jealous
aud unflgging work Ii is true that,
I,t{, 4 Z t,ir 9r.Nfe
irlenus will tabor With al their vigor, IL
very large portion If the D~mocractic
parry Wi pe dlsaeart, ned L IS tue
| maj lie VIII act be able to inS; ire them
| with (, nti1ence anu courage. 1t Is true
hat all the elections Of the Fall unite in
proving that the Democratic hopes of
success based upon the assumed desire
tor Il change are utterly unfCunded. 1T
is true. too, has there are hosts OF
Democrats who want q see Mr.. Tlldeh
defeated, and who will openly Or quietly
contribute to that end.
Bnt the Republicans Of the State must
take nothing tor granted They muss
fight as though only the most Jealous,
determined and thorough fight would
make New YorK secure. In this way
the result can be placed beyond any
possibility of question. With down
right hard work we firmly belive New
York can be made as certain for Hayes
and Wheeler rs Massachusetts Or Ohio.
Al the omeDs ale propitioue. The
early elections demonstrate that the peo-
pie are not deluded by the false cries Of
Pilden party, and are fully awake 10 The
dangers of Democratic Confederate sue
cess. They prove that the current Of
public feeling is unmista k4bly on our
side. In this State we hare special adj
vantage. Mr.. Tilden is better known
here than lsewhere and the false pre-
lenses of hi movements are better un-
derstood. He has estranged thousands
of Democrats by his arbitrary, selfish
and personal course, and it only needs
that all this sentiment shall be organized
to make victory certain.
Republican OF New York! the issue
now rests with you. You can make the
great victory a sure as the coming of
election Gay. Push on the glorious
WORK 10 triumphant conclusion. You
are having meetings and demonstrations
at all points. That is well, but do not
trust to that alone. 1t is organization
that tells Organize every where-or-
ganize ~ school districts; canvas every
locality; know how every voter stands;
and look after the doubtful men. Do
not wait for directions-act upon your
OWE responsibility. Your adversary is
crafty and interchangeable Match him
and beat him with earnest and unceasing
work for the right!