The New York herald., 1876-11-17
WHO SAYS WARP
BUCHANAN IS DEAD,

TILDES's MoUTHPIEcR
Troy IN. y Times:-'.Tildcn's mouthpece at Albany
talks Of prospect Of every street and on every
highway in the land unless lis master be allowed to
himself in the Presidential chair, though the
certified returns show that Hayes Is elected"
ARKANSAS SENTIMENT.
Little Rock Gazette :-.Having tested the federation
Of she American people by seizng and controlling for
years, by arms and fraud separate States they now
contemplate military coup detat by which they shall
retain the control Of all the States"
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.
st. Paut Pioneer Press :-"Ihere would remain but
other method. and that is by force by civil war.
But the General GRAFT will be President
and Commander In Chief of the army OF the United
States until his successor Is naugurated And they
won't try any OF that kind of nonsense Grant"
AyFIDAvIrs BACK.
Hartford Conn Times:-.sThe returns are still held
back tho old game of 'aidavits' OF inm dation' is
rssorted to at the last hour and sheridan
is 'on hand again. The people will accept cheerfully
any fair and honest result but the whole country
volts at this infamous to set aside the actual
suit by fraud"
Hartford Comm Fost:-''Edgeaeld county, South
Carolina, voted four years ago follows: Grant,
$3.50; Greeley, 1,ll3. Now under tho benehcent
sway OF the rifle clubs, returns 225 democratic
jorityi And II is such returns this that
to concede South Carolina TO Tilden and Hampton
Not muchl"
HowLING FOR WAR.
Jersey City Argus:-.Re republicans are bowling for
The old bloody shirt having become worn out.
they thirst for new one.'
BLACK TAN POLITICIANS
Nashville B0nner:-"The Christian people OF the
country large have felt themselves able TO bear the
vr, nj hor vvith
tuds; but there national interests at stake Just
now. dirty kennel black and-tan politicans In
South Carolina be permitted rife with or COM
promise them"
GRANT AGAINST PEACE.
Richmond Dtspatch:-'sWhen Grant said Let Us
have peace, would be charity to consider him as
drunk for he has done nothing that tended the es
adjustment Of peace and harmony among the peo-
pie and equality and right among the States"
ToRBEARANcE AND VIGILANCE.
Colonel Forney in Philadelphia Iress:-"Once moro
part OF the republican philosophy War alter
native Even If Tildon is chosen must mount guard
the Wild men who will control him.
Lgr HAVE PEAcE.
Chicago Tribune:-"Would Mr.. Watterson have him
(Grant initiate the imbecile and cowardly course Of
James Buchanan and let madmen set fire Louisiana
which might spread the whole Union blown by the
not breath OF iaLatca partisans and reckless dema-
goguesr"
THERE IS DANGER
Omaha (Neb.) Herald dem We precipi-
the most sanguinary civil history by
prevailing belief in both sections Of the Un'on
such war was impossible. belief Of real danger OF
the war of the rebellion would have prevented it. With
this lesson before US, tu OF terrible memories
think 1t timely to refer to the existing danger of
grave affairs, and also, in doing IT, to OK
press confident hope that General Grants ntima-
tion OF highest character 70 the States
he names"
NEITHER PARTY FoR WAR.
Chicago Tribuns:-"We venture to say that there is
not corporas guard within the democratic repub
lcan parties who contemplate war with anything ike
serene satisfaction, much less enthusiasm"
WAR; WAR;
Terre Haute Journal-'The Tlden men of the North
and South will not be cheated or counted out We
appeal TO all brethren, to democratic governors
and democrats everywhere to stand fast tho iai,b
up to the grand work which the hour may yet
call ior We say 1t, that these United States by
quarter Of q million majority have called IT,
Tden 70 tho chair Of state. The majority rules
Tho majority will light II there no other
means 10 save this country. Arc we towards and
slavesf Is the spirit which made rs ireemcn
licans dare evoke the wrath of this nation We put
down rebels once and IL be dono again. All tho
democrats ask Tor honest election and an honest
count and for that they must even fight become
forever branded As dotards and time Servers when
the crisis calls for herosm and courage"
BAYoNETs AND BOXES
Omaha Herdd:-"With United States bayones
crossed every ballot box the Palmetto State to
enable Chambsr rain's black herds drive whito and
black from the Of untrammelod ballot the
plea or intimidation to account tor the victory Of
Tllden and Hampton 10 . shameless and cowardly and
infamous pf these minions arbitrary power"
now MUCH WILL WE sTASDs
Louisville (Ky) Ledger Globe :-"How much will
tho American people standf That is the question;
whether Ills nober to suffer imposition Tor unprin-
cpled and desperate scoundres to take up arms
against . sea Of troubles and, by opposing, end
them."
ssnURRAH FOR TILDgx"
Cincinnati Gazette :-"The twelve negroes murdered
by the budozers in parish In Louisiana. because
they crossed the dead line, didn't and won't
That's tho way the bulldozers get up free elcctiona
'Rah Tor Tilden and REFORM"
GRANTS .rSrERFEREScs"
Columbia Is. Cl Register:-"Undor other crcum-
stances we could but express commentator OF the
language OF tho President accompanying his TO
his generals to exercise strict military supervision
tho ballots cast In the States OF Louisiana and
Florida II is insult and imputaton upon the peo-
ple OF those States. ha his inva-
sion OF South Carolina outrage upon citi-
zcng"
YkoA CHICAGO PAPER.
Chicago Inter- Ocean.-"We have the whole treachcr-
Gus democratic party North. and the whole mad
and reasonable ex-rebels South to tight in this
business"
A DEMOCRATIC OPINION.
The New York Journal Of Commerce (democraticl
after explaining powers Of tho returning boards
the disputed States under the laws Of States.
says