New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

IN tho Lam, af last and tbe south viii get even" with
the North for the war The finances OF the Gnle3 otSs
will be equaZed with those Of the southern C1nled-
cracy. Confederate bonds and National Donls VIII pc DO
long In abyss. The era Of the perfect eqally
citizens and sections viii come, wien we are all a
ing into the bottomess PIT OF Dahkruihty 10 20 tteg' t
Would Gov. TIldcn President OF the United states,
consent to such catastrophe aln not mere 70 SPEAK
OF the personal character OF GOV Ilde; SlppvSss ne
il as well known in New-York ~ Gov Hayes IN ONO,
and leave hm you. Grant nun az the GOOD lnaltes
his friends believe him to possess ana he cOuu not e e
master Of the Democratic party There IS s'oPeha,
Gus devil in that party that will not be mastered AZ to
civil service IeioI u, ,inosl;t,G t g % ronnS mn
resist tire demand TO turn everybody Ou 10 MIX roo
Tor OF lis party as poSsDe and IL is ueasoh-
able 10 hold tAAt me puDile business 1oiu 30 Py
thought Of Way II there was TO DE DehDcTaIc IIS ~
df nauguratod, DE crowd OF OnieescekGrs arou1 t,e
public baldns IN washington would DC Kg tGas o. aT s'e
si-htsecrs at the Iehtrnnal On ISrIS ,r 80 t toH
Fancy an Old gentleman Ike GOV Iiden' MOI ieepie,
perhaps but certainly not robust tss'Ins 'ny li1 i
service reform. The atItion would be too great for any
human endurance.
PERSONAL KNOwLEDGE OF GOV. HAYES.
The change that the people desire Is change for the
better-a reformation not revolution-and the econ
ony called could hardly be found IN doubling the
national debt | believe could count upon whole
some cnauge-upon an economical honorable hlgh-
minded administration GOV. Hayes were elected Pres
dcnt and feel it may be worth while, under the cir
cum,nccs 10 speak OF my personal knowledge oI the
man have been acquainted with him about quarter
of = century. and be improves upon acquaintance ne
and ved in the ward for several years ana be-
ouecd 70 the Cincinnati Literary CluD-the only society
ever Sya. a member The story that he was u
Know nothing, repeated in various i0ImSl, Goes es
taken. | VAS in consultation with MN IN Malch,
!eJG, in organizing peoples movement, tne k[inIadS IdS
party in Cincinnati We met IN the office OF stephen
Motor the leader Of the Liberal Geimal.s at that Time;
and though II than twenty years ago, remember
the apt remark Hayes some OF those cused with
"ere wiling themselves to De candidaes' t4at @ .io
people would probably DE more impress Win the
making The tcSe. lie was 10 have been caied to preside
Ill
sion OF the hall by n concerted movement Of dele
csure OF success console Themselves withal, FOR
tLy were defeated the election OF tnc April following,
aud their prestige la CINCINNATI WIS bto"sn. .,
When col Hayes home after the battle OF South
Mountain badly wounded, with his shattered arm IA
81 nc he va, ascd attend public ugcug to AID ia
getting bis ward ont Oi the draft lie at INST d'thhtd
10 20. hut his old hclsnbOr' insisted L' coSeIteI,
and W,s called ui for speech. III, opening FelHarh
that had been E.s preference gao as be was 70 sc
those about not 10 b. present on tha OCCASION LOT
Gc not certain tAat be syniatLz "4sh thc oiytGt
FOR which tncy assembled The MY dly oi 'ie leope
10 MI up me wasted ranks ot inc army. Il tne op-
ices OF tho meeting TO send 10 tue h,!" Tie hhD,i
o that the order .or The dait called L'I IN ne Mard,
De heartily "ltn thrini but II ~ wns tns Dolly 10
clear the paper without cicrrnc 10 ihe uinpcf
ul recruits lurhlsAtd' nc ul' n"J "t'Il' ~, ~
the object the meeting not II all tnai ihe able
bodied men tine ward should escape me dI.t DIt 70
send the uattiia lol Euou .oi.' 49, ~. -" NV ,;,,, T.,
wold not have been suspected by any one ioOAlLS III
upou the meeting that tue wounded riucrr ln weather
beaten Dine t'lAt," ,'DluoH ".'.. t %. ~ IN
V.f-vprI caA IL the shuUict-tut Uultcr win Due
as
lacking wii ana ways o lis own Many earnest people
have Some years made close riuHA oI own srMiJ M
rf.ru and The theory .s -cu,gay accepted that TINS
s0rt of reform at least Is desirable TIE Language oi
,,,.nn. Is on this subject ,iuguar.y explicit,
and those who had given the m,tuods OF th-
t.. Ils,- wrote abnJt - II De- had been thinking oil II
ior himself And so hc had. lie commenced me Worh
uf ,l -eryitt reform In mis- Lst tenn aS Governor OF
ono "'"5 90 ~, , d to tie center Of
IfHII-
every shot one OF DIS Ncl-&Atu POINTS Gtt! us Hls'
election. 90 l~6-, WH, tha' ni4lf, sho" nave reI,e
h,isaud' sHg tl,'S' ana tIe , vg, sc1urrd
uud tHc principle OF minority representation mo
A- appointment, %! uut boards aia "'o,i', auu 'q ~
To- uu tNtcut that made enemies IN his own party lie
'' pui' -, ' , IL, ,,nrr. Is. i,i.oi.,t,as OF Gov
l,h' It"ppo.hi!is h.. !" t '' , 5 bS,,rvosuf
institutions of te state. In making out tho -upteine
C,,iii omission he appointed t.rcc Democrats. and
,,l, t. !ptlltru LEGISLATURE created q Police Board
iu Cincinnati the Governor appointed Democrat On te
b.1td; anI he has had clever facility u finding few
uiarcs .or Liberal Republicans, VINO are not now un-
drrs,iHd possession OF party OF ther own! IhoSe
WAo Lave known GOV. Hayes longest, and nave had lAe
ct opportunities observation the mo u posi-
tive OF ns friends IN the Judgment that n ne l. elected
President WIl have large influence IA the Admins
There is already an outcry the South that those
VINO are unwilling 20 coGcede that be war vas l"uShi III
vain are narrow and bitter; and thcy are SUPPOSED 10
have inherited the sectional oppobrum One a.LyHGu %
the C0ncet ohe COhitdeialts To IHe o e
extension ot sNory-yct there mas been lo'hlns sn,e
insight or ~ happier phrase thlh tno Passage .vino @
in e south in the letter OF Gov. Hayes accepting the
Cincinnati nomination His 81 Justice id senti-
ncut gcueOSy-a brave mans respect of tAt DtaNe'
"a strong man sympathy with misfortune bluc through
tne clear sentences; and taking nn all IN ALL ieci war
innel m nopculnc that he becomes our thIoI Sis-
t.utc We may ud IN him tho Bt oi siateshausiLp LOT
the healing OF the nation.
THE DUTY OF NEw-YoRK.
Cltlzus OF tho state OF NcwYOrk: The lesson OF tie
war that should never depart from is that the Amer
lean people have exemption from the ordinary rate OF
humanity. IL must suffer for our SINS, Ike the
empires totcrng and the nations that nave per
ished Sixteen years were drifting into war anu
though the current was hke me Nis"'a Itpas: rev teM
uo us felt that irresistible ana SAW the shores
svellng roar OF the cataract Whittier are We drifting
i'm thrse indian summer days Upon what portcutous
stream Is the ship OF Stdtet IS II SAILING
Through channels melsnroless by man'
Down - suulgss sea
There Is in the prescribed form Of counting tie electoral
votes cast certified DC cast fOr President an uhcer
tainty nat, state ut the country MAJ be t{ de
scrbed as peril The houses OF Congress are already at
1hoy Turreled ON TINS SUBJECT Hhen tne ne
pUbcans had majority IA both ana te vote OF the dis
Patcd state madr no dIehte & IN ne @ s,IrH, a. result sui
and there only the cOusitut Ona provision
a, a eudc m contingency that Is Ho only not mpos
.le but not Improbable there Is certain be dIsa
grtomcut involving disputed Presidential election
which would be calamity without precedent and be-
yOnd calculation 1housutlu cllZehS iohS ago ieel-
Ins this possibility MS papabe though distant terror
have pr cd that the Presidential elections GIT away
b. dcclsiyc-and Goa grant mat they may But We are
pressing closely upon tie danger III the dark. The Octo
lion of the Presidency what II thr November election
should inCOnclusye What II the result OF the
qlu stou o. Buycs Tdon Tor President rested upon
u -outB,ru State; upon Mississippi South Carolina
With the de yinger in one hand and the bayonet
IN Toe other: and the hrated politicians, gathered
at Washington ana desperate, shOuId ny at e"cl
others thto1ts and lot slip the dogs o.,
wart A disputed Presidential election would
McAicanl1e There Is luCucuable rum III IT. III the
NewNork electoral vote Is given the Democratic candi
dates immtncntly threatened Nith tins degrada
lion. Ii NcW-YOrk is Republican, the danger Is oyer
The whole duty OF the Republicans the State Will be
performed for they know their responsibility and value
their privilege ltwOud appear also tat tue SOod