New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

The "Sold South has gone for TildeD and
Hendricks. and by the God oil Gittes, my sna "o ~"
augurated II Evansville (Ind) Courier Dem1
The total vote for Cooper and Cary in the
country Will hardly exceed 100000. The educational
work accomplished however, is Immense ana thls VIII
plenty every day the year except election day-Ne"
Haven Union UntatiOnJ
There is a prearranged plot, which is now
and the American people out Of their choice
by the blackest scheme OF fraud and vany tina; was eyer
crime il it is pcpeta;ed 1t is doubtful il ii can be-
Hartford Times (DemJ
Gen. Sheridan again takes command of the
troops m Louisiana. Decisive action can be expected
from him, and some "red-hOt dispatches. us iinOhs
bandit1 dispatch sent out during the excitnE ZINES
in New Orleans years has passed INTO history
II is TO hoped he will be more cautious IMAM lac was
them Boston Globe Qnh.l
AWAY with the idea that i'll this Centennial
We OF the Republic the American people cannot settle
an election without cutting each others thrOats ana
peiling the very existence OF INC Government L@i US
have done with This ncendiafy talk, and all agree Ike
men aud Americans to abide TIE issue Whatever IL may
be.-lIndianapOs Journal (iepl
IL is some relief that the decision Of this
vital issue does not repose upon the Republican part! or
TIE people of Louisiana Tne nation viii be present In
pon will conduct the inquest aud announce the award
Whatever that may be the people OF tns Sl'te mqst De
content since appeal can overthrow the decision OF
the constitutional umpire.-lNew-Oi!ean Republican
tKep1
The superb bearing of Gov. Hayes under
the exlgeucies OF affairs curing and since the canvass
las won golden opinions all sorts and conditions Of
men His modesty, and courage, and noblcncss Of
nare have shone out cOnspicuOly upon the whole ma
tio AS tney had often before upon his comrades
und,r the most trying circumstances State Jour
nal (l'epJ
II has been one Of the reproaches which has
too often attached 10 the Legislatures Of tins state that
chan re OF men not brought change OF either meas
urcs or methods and that Legislature Is likely 70 Dc
as omen 10 bad Influences another whichever party
optains control There Is decided change necessary III
FMS respect and the Republican majority IN the ASSEM-
by ctuuDt recognize tGdt need Than by stamping
oul The hopes such Thomas q. AN0fd oil hyi-
cIsc VINO mas announced himself candidate Tor me
sn.nllslp lie L. precisely the KIND Of man VINO must
ne scouutenanced il the Republican Legislature ana tue
Rmbllcau party in tis State hope Tor the cOlndence
anu snuDort OF the voters who make parties and make
Ieclslituies.-lN y. Evening Post Und. Hep1
Now, suppOsing Hayes declared elected by
coun;ug me votes from t.c three doubtful STATES "a
given In the official certificates the Democrats VIII nave
20 constitutional means OF redress. The very utmost
they r0nd do would be 10 force 10 prevent the IN
sn.caon OF HAYES but President Grant VIII be SIN
i'm Office this would DC tougher JOB IMAM any pody wouu
care 10 undertake. resort 10 force would be treason,
ami with the army at his command Gen Giaht WOlid
make sborl work OF treason We may, therefore, quety
deniss ali the gorgons, hydras and chimeras dlfe
rIich dstempered and cayilDg lmaginaons nave CON
ired M and accept the safe conclusion thai let tuc OF
ca count be as il may, the result VIII DC acquiesced IN
m the defeated party and the peace Oh the country 10
preseryed.-l New-YoTk Herald lind.l