The New York herald., 1876-11-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

Springfield Mass Union:-.Let Henry Watterson
tell General Sheridan, II he dare when the latter
rives At New Orleans that the American people are
being cheated out OF their choice and their tree
government BY handful of desperate adventures
backed by the President and tho military arms Of the
nation II he should say that to sheridan his useful.
ness a democratic shreker would be very suddenly
ended"
Atlanta (Ga) Constitution:-"If Sitting Bull was IN
Florida Louisiana tho roops would all be ordered
West to pro,ec, the reservations"
Richmond DispateA:-sOur hope Is In sintimida.
tionthe ntimidAtlcn OF rogues and rascals by pub
lie opinion. Il may be that the appearance OF some
or tho greatest In the nation IN sight OF those
who clearly premsditate fraud upon the people aud
tho Republic may overwhem them aud prevent tho
fraud"
ST. Louis TiHeE-"one hundred millions il the
sum we ought to savo yearly the expenses OF the
federal government"
Utica IN. " Obserrer;--"Mr Tildsn's majority ON
tho popular voio exceeds 800, Oo0 His majority 10
greater than the entlro voting population OF seven
Sates which reported republican. to wt:-Coorado,
Nevada Nebraska, Now Hampshire, Oregon. Rhode
Island End vcrmont.'
Albany Evening Journal.-"No democratic paper
dare take up facts respecting the i've parishes OF
Louisiana, and either them or consider them.
They lsht very shy of the subject" r'
Cleveland tOhio) Piaindeaier:-"Tiiden has popular
majority noarly 500 ooo yet thrco Louisiana niggers
to Decide by their say So whether Hayes or Tilden
shall have tho vote OF State that givos 5000 ma
jority for Tlldcn.
Louisville Courier r-Journal.-"Sixtecn years Z
long time between drinks.n
Mobile (Aia) Register :-.As tho Mobile Regiser
the first and for long time the only journal IN the
Southwest which urged the nomination Of Mr. Tilden
at St. Louis, II has right to suggest that II any
Southern is invited TO the Cabinet, one
would better adorn tho administration represent
better tho OF eur people than Senator l. O G.
Lamar, OF Mississippi"
ST. Louis Times;-"If tho radicals attempt 10 inter.
fcrc with ballots will how much head
way they make against our buets.'
ST. Louis Repu1liean:-"Look at Louisiana and
South Carolina This Is tho peace and it, promises
blood red-wh,ch Grsntism has brought TO ua Ths
word OF promise that was kept 10 the and broken
to the hopc.' "
Mobile (Ala) Register;-"It would be stroke OF
policy for Mr. Tildeu to appoint his Secretary Of
State Mr.. Charles Francis Adams"
81. Louis Times:-"Said tho Brooklyn Argus day or
two ago-'Should Mr. Tilden be elected President the
honor Of the nation will be wounded In manner nevor
bc healed Don't be alarmed; the salveos OF the
people will heal It."
Augusta tGa.) Chronicle -" Georgia will again send
n solid democratic delegation Congress. Mr.. Ste.
phcns the Eighth and Mr.. Hill in the Ninth District
had no opposition" !"
4. Wantcd-A deaf and dumb who hasn't made
that original joke about waiting Til-den.
Syracuse (N. W Courier:-.'One thing is certain
the Louisiana gamo OF usurpa,ion never bc played
tho American people. State may be forced to
submit to 1T the nation, never No ever yct sat
in the Presidential chair who had not been honestly
and fairly chosen by the people thcreto and Is safe
say that until roach end OF republican gov
ornment no man over wilL''