The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
The New York Times.
FOR 1877.
D8Fotsd to Republican PdRei-
Piles,
And to Reform in Municipal,
State. and General
Government.

The cta-se OF TnE TIxEs Gnriug The Presi-
Z Geutiai campaign has secured tcrit hosts Of new
friends and has placed beyond controversy is pc-
I siiisa as Tie nralost Republican louzuai in the
I NHitei STATES During the political struggle PIE
celiEg the election the iultEess, accuracy, AMI
fairness q lis new reports were ~ OBVIOUS as It's
FlSor and breadth o. view asan organ OF public
I pflGilu. The criticize situation In which the c0un-
II = placed by the disputed resulted the election
mas been prompts recognized by THE ZINES, tut
il has found no reason 10 modify the claim which
it urged. alone amgng It's contemporaries, that
tae Fuic o. tie IN OF November secured a m&ioTi-
81 q The Electcral votes FOR HAYES and WHEELEs.
Renders Of THE TINS on the day following the
eiecttln we're placed il possession o~freturns which
were Simply the most complete and Trustworthy
published IN any part ot the Union The more
thoroughly the facts OF the election are disentan-
gled lrulp the mass OF Democratic faisehOods and
lreteuse which has hecn thrown around them
tie mere clearly Is the justice revealed oil the
eisials made Dy TINES the morning 2iier the
c~-eclun-
Vow thai the election u HAyD a2d WHEELEE
y perceived By imperial observers 81 both parties
70 oe a certainty. raE TINES recognizes the fresh
responsibilities which this renewal Of a great pa
l5c tFust imposes upon the Republican Party. fHF
TVS wasauigng Tie torni1st defenders % 40
pFiaapies % purucation and reform within tAe
party shich triumphed in the nomination 81
-HCTHEEFuHD l.. HAVE al Cincinnati u VIII Do
as p-laninelt an1 as urrumprlslus ~ IL demand
i0r tae enrichment Of Iaese pr3ngiiles n adta4nl>
uNiiNc au1 legislative action The elrctleu hds
glTeu rise % constitutional controversies. whose
discussion may IasI isr months % come. and whose
SIT leMent may tax al tAe good sense, ioructF-
inse, aaa rs@uili3g AsgiE al the people a.
Iar2c- II VIII be Cur instant tE4eafor WcirIer
excited feeling tE ulspas-llulfe argument 70
rrar PIE sapFere necessity % uistuEdit.A ani
isir lrsl <, ana 90 place ne ErsFeasniN- icr
ssi.rag NJ ssris uharc 20 bal.ugz But sc shall
d. s1 WltEauI sUating olc lotuf TIE u.s. demands
% q fE.ry El.cl stanls se-ussiF ~ tne ueLL. ali
O.. g people The Integrity a ~hrte Institutions De-
Pe11s on q slrapulous obe-leLee u the aenl1nas
Do zaiisa CT TIE caas;llsienal question.
ullfl l-ye been lr-lr urll llr 1-lent4uu ~
-- cease irsstnnlu the Necessity % ssat APP
rTlacl f1 uniformity 60 method IT. the proceedings
taken By STATE and l0sll hlaris o. ascertain sac
v1e legally esst ir frtsi1cnt.al Elecig : aal
uHuhere pl Congress VII defend me rlGhl
1 inliriisai Stsle-tD have the declaration uf
trr.r VIII rg ile recognized au.hOrit@s ol such
protested tr al the slieguGrls wtich have
been tlrogu arolu4lt ty the letter % thu tnns-i
and rl- usseesaneG ned ny IT, authors.
blt wai aale TIE jess insist % the alty % Con
-rsss ia Jes-s- means. py rl-ItalHnal amen
4t4p - Htlerrl-t Whereby cinkens @! tar hltsi
n4g De pr t4ltA1i 4-ThH
CalsIeUr through laVertCCti8ng 10 the mechanism
provided hy ans STATE tor securing az honcstcuaut
ui tatir ya-e-. Walls arefaly aYolting al THAR
EE irri O. urcuese s~cet!unsi anim1sity among
our gelpie. Tina TIWE= viii u--e. ..tE the utmast
leci-i1l. the n1rl8lli duty % protecttngtl lrcsl-
and tLe Northern Immigrants IN the south
ln the possession OF rights guartnteet them ~
g-.us p she policy Df peacs and cunelliai!on De
tween North autt S1uta, but WAln Jt logs sight 20
.-e tttf ira. NarHaru cuGalcQ-e @as ail-es
u4sr lln tAair tet1su ~ the enforcement u even
E1utel lus-lcc an s-ruusioas regard tor the les
Ter eu1 -q5rlc aftEs iaw On the part % the south
Us influence as a leading exponent OF Political
1r-1.uI wlil Dee strengthened hY all taatl, necdtul
g. eEhaacc tEe value uf DEFINES as 3 daiy re-
% news. The eknow te1@sl e1cgllelce Va -
irv.po4teGec Is laall and telegraph nom All
% the woFli VIII he fully maintained Il
rEs sphere u literary and artistic criticism, g
zufilc. social, ant general discussion 10 viii
a.tlress irseli. is heretofore, 10 the dppreclati1not
-he educated and ureli-eu, ciI-sesotthe Amert
aG people. II VIE - lives without being sens
ianeL aggressive without being coarse; % all
.i.81s 81 viii strive t0be fearless and Independent
b the championship OF the right No theories
unEers.ve cttle priceipieScn which TIC sacrc4-
cess 9l laiHlly Ties ana The &lstanee u society
-l.Ee EIN De pr-IIi-lt11 tnits ociumns-
s1Iafsr 8eetssl- oit.-teuE
'ge-c-s - wh.cL tle i--H1iaus poison % vice =
sulIl,e1 throughout stcist1- 10 Tld D NH ,
ne !aiar.- 1s On t1e pass q 1-Wsi per speedily I
lttrt-t tor family reaiir~
-E y zGLF I!4Es, eltatulu- as t lots s
~ -4.taTI2is ~ tGpie- ~ altl.laiala general
gcst ipta the columns O; tEs a4iiy ss.ge. - {
.r-l as c9H-5e summary OF political social ans
lr-.zn neva. tczites her ratures which recon- [
ans SEQ % al cil .azs re- readers. IS q paper ssmr ,
Els l-el 90 circulate So every FHit.l- % Inc
lnlei S.ites No Republican newspaper ap-
.roar1csI Il in circulation AM Sc Will De tue aim q {
= cqnluctgTs IS us every means. E1t oray %
~lalatain lis Wel-carred sa lE. tuir make {
. gul4E.ty s-l4 m1re GeN-r4.