New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-28

.ssrrbip. The washington correspondent OF The DIN
ioa Ez.o,tirer writes Mr., 5ayer will get the ONO
.,.,,on solid with possibly exception. Sunset
g. his eve on the Ohio delegation, but he can nope
- btne encouragement from that quarter On inc
,hr hand sayler making serious inroads on tne New"
80 deleeation. Fernando Wood is warm supporter
~ SAWYER and Odell, whitebOuse, Meade and walker
" All sayler men. sayer will get Indiana ana Dor
81. :, the Kentucky delegation, and warm support
t the south. II looks now as II ne WouI1 law an
nauH Gov Tlden. through Abe Hewitt VIII nave
an the matter and II they are favorable SAVERS
secton is assured IL they favor some o'her
ssavier viii have q hard row 10 noe.
~. Is Noticeable now that the blood and
-. talk haa almost entirely disappeared from the
-..ome Northern and the extreme Southern press
=, those classes of journals are talking Tor the most
-. IN as calm aud rational manner as could De eA-
F.tod But on the border land between the sections,
so.o like Missouri and Indiana, there are several
ho are yearuing and tbrsting for blood One
s. a, IN the Office of The EUanSrhUe Courier. ana
- hs superb specimen of the hopeless idiot, for
- r,tas : ave have been asked hundred times' our
~ ,ha mast ten days. What do you thinkF We answer
1s,d0r and Hendricks have been elected ana VIII DC
.urated or there viii be ohurnlng up OF olue
Sooda free fight with the tramp IN the 'front.', ana us
' , on the mart of the many TO see what Is written
roof of the few" lt is not exactly clear VINO
on o nv the tramp in the 'front.', Dut the SuIIor
eoul1 no' r always 20 found at the rear when the
De uVOs or
The South has had all the war 1t wants, and
a., ,o-als say 80 frankly. Thus The Macon telegraph
ns .1..- remarks; whenever and wherever the
on ~ war is raised let the emphatic response OF the
% sorth he Get thee behind me- Satan Our peo-
80 already resorted to this sort Of arbiuament
~ 80 so terribly in earnest that they never sue
nubed until nearly every family mourned the loss OF
rnt son brother or father debt Of two billions of
Suars had been repudiated four millions OF Slaves our
sbttpl property enancipated; towns and cities laid
.osta and gaunt famine and want stared every one in
s tooe We state deliberately that the assertion that
M south "a prepared by force of arms TO seat Mr.. Til
g. or engage in another attempt at revolution, is
molly and absolutely false. The very men most opposed
~ Snch folly are the battescdTred heroes OF the ost
e Tbey have felt the shock of battle and realized
tbs niseres OF war, and therefore shrink aghas at
renewal of the dreadful spectacle No. Having taken
snem the public peace do not intend to be
Sneed into rebellion upon any national issue"
II should be remembered by all persons who
ara arriving consclentiously TO decide which side of this
ord Presidential problem they ought TO take that the
Demecratic plan from the very beginning OF the cam
ar has been TO carry the election by buster and brag
They claimed Colorado for than week after they
had no possible ground for doing and gave spurious
Avures to msead the unsuspeeng. They raised such
bnlsbaIoo after the October elections that many lnno-
cent people really believed the Democracy had gained
An immense advantage those States. When the final
They claimed about everything, and by sheer i'm
pudence led great many people to believe they mad
d grounds for their claims. One after another OF the
States they claimed dropped from the and as each one
went they yelled fraud" This has been done so often
that many honest persons who are anxious only thGt
fair count be had have been bewidered, ana some OF
them led to believe that the Republicans are dong an
enormous amount of cheating. In figuring on the result
therefore the only safe way is not to count the Demo
cratic WIND.
1t is high compliment to both Gov. Hayes
and Gov Tden that the most persistent efforts of the
newspapers are not sufficient TO extort from them any
remarks Of importance the political situation 1t is
udcrous to see the way which the ubiquitous re-
porter pOunees only upon tile candidates themselves
but upon any person who happens to visit either OF
them Mr.. Julius Refs OF Cincinnati returned TO that
city last Friday from New-YOrk, and Commercial re
porter was upon him as as he arrived. Had he
seen Gov Tldenl What did the Governor sayf Yes, he
had seen him. and found him to be "mighty nice old
gentleman" The reporter pumped and pumped for
more and finally got the startling information that Mr.
Tfden believes he is elected. This was all Mr. Refs
would say; yet The Commercial puts this astonishing
suggestion at OF its reports But here is tnt
Information that received from jay bird that hops
on a swinging limb and winks at us and tells things
Mr. Tilden said Mr. Refs in very decided manner
'sif been elected President by the people ana
intend to be President Now, how IN thunder DO these
things get anyhOwl 1t is bad, but ii is interesting