, 1876-12-01
,ox,ety Regarding the Present
'" Political Troubles.
,,.,,sonsl.ip Giving Way to Grave
Approximations.
o,r,orrats and Republicans United in
W. Wanting Fair Count.
,uhor Party Will Uenouuoe Its Lead
ars for Committing fraud.
II, Glasses Dcslro tho 1Ionestly.chosen
Candidate TO Have tho Onlcc.
a,v York State Gould and Should Have
" Decided tho Election.

n,v York State Gould and Should Have
Decided the Election.
so,r,at correspondence NJ The Tribune.
v<w Yonx, Nov. 97.-Tho suspense III which
A., country Inns been kept during tho past
s.st oYcr t|Ir political situaton Inns produced
.m,r;c.l Change III public sentiment. T'ltc fecl-
,.sI, ycry utcnsc, but tho excitement ant1 h,lr-
- rhich Immediately followed tho election 1us
.,.1,l 10 thorough appreciation Of the grayL-
i,o, Tho situation, and anxiety Anf npprchc1,-
I'm "a, the future. Unt1l!nklnE parttsanship Is
T., le.s pronounced than It wns, and the best
r,n ot both parties aru nov more tlckIrous TINT
,ss laws ehall be maintained than that their
hrorito candidate sllall he declared victorious.
III the issues pertaining to Presidential clcc-
I'm yero duly canvassed before clcct1or.dny,
..s ,hc merits Of tho candidates discussed fully
M freely. With tho dcpositir.g Of the bull
1T, Oh tho Tth Of November all these
! bing. became issues Ut tho past, anl,
was supposed, were decided at tho
1a1l,, We hear no moru discussions
ITO the fitness Of Tildcn or 1laycs to 10 rrcsl-
. t,ut; uo moro debates as to tho policy OF this
!, that purity; no more wagcrs aru being 1nnle
uto tllc result. All ths excitement Is over.
nj the question which all arc anxious to hare
.o,5rA Is, "Shall lhp man who has been honest
ksbosen by honest votes to tho next Pree{-
itotlu The action OF thu Returning Boards III
south Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana is
x,.ehed with eager interest. The 1aws Under
,t}b they nre netlng, anl tho questions they
.ll be rallcd upon to dccltlc, nrc very generally
suderstooI, antl form the chief topir of colvcr-
rtion The general sentiment seems to DO
lhat will make little difference to tho country
thether Tidcn or Hayes fs declared elected,
ii, that every appearance Of fraud must be re-
tadlatcd By tic n,asscs Of Tho people. II tho
anyass m those States shows clear, fur tnn-
taity for Hayes, tho bnttor classes Of Demo-
usts vIll unite with tho Republicans IN sccur-
hs bis
QUIET AND PEACEFUL INAU0uRATIoE.
But titit Is in evidence that lie Is co,ntcd In by
t4od, ihcn will thousands Of Republicans unto
1th tile Democrats In demanding that tho Of
ke To conferred upon Mr.. Tilcn. Tic scntt-
n.nt aaopg Republicans is that they will not
tsthcatcl ont Of those States il they are fairly
tastlcd to them. Ii necessary, they are ready
nd willing to fight for their rights. But. it
must bs shown to them TINT they really hayo
rahts which aru paramount to t!ioBo Of tllelr
opponents. Let 1t but be sllown that Republic
msare resortjng TO frauds jn those States, md
tic honest sentiment OF tLis community will 10
a,Lust tlem. And SO with the better classes
Ct Democrats. They have chccrfully surren-
dtlel their claim to South Carolina on tho
Presidential vote, because they scu that tho
c.a7a's vas male fairly and openly, and In con-
kntY to Inv. II Louislaua and Florida do
Getame, the present excitement Will lio out,
,sa the country will accupt the result cheerful
J. Ut there y latent spirit sMou1slsrlng In
tut q spnr1, to set 1T ab]azr, antl
Fts'r!tate strife and bloodshed. Upto The
mHEellt that Fort Sumter WINS fired oil IN 1St't
Northern men would not bctlcvo that the South
: rally meant to fight, and SO tllcy wcre Caught
7hoIly ,.npreparel for war. But war did come,
Fhp hare so long sought to break up the Utlon,
.n'l Tho 50 eagerly look about for IN O1,l,or-
tuuity on whtci, to hang grievance. Then wu
fought our statesmen a'aiild compromise and
prevent bloodshcd; n9w wo f'nVe no confidence
aouf statesmen, II the present breed VI pult-
&sans nsc to be classified ul,ler that head.
49,. THE CONDITION OF BUSINESS
tao's how deep als Interest everybody takes III
ht political inNtklfe, and how aHxtoisly they
asst results. Noycmbcr's business Inns fAIcn
aiaF Us than the eorrcapnn'lng month of any
!el sInec tug panic. While very little busl-
~ mAa a.. DeinG aoho, eol'eGttnna hGSe 1ail-
vii "na nsv ,nr,,odH nr dsoss nnthlnEi % Nohoy
r1s.mSnt. ~ an5 nH" AnaL1'ns' my cm1oar
e.ts Ss,,s. o. l'ol1.ses ssen To- hnSc closet tho
toc, y t1,au n1s ~, ~ snaeply any as emee.n9,sy
dused their doors and coniscated thu deposits
Sss,i n';ss,paat patr9ns; Nuwspapers arp always fa,r
h's hsTe IN, so', u, 'e go,staon ot irauS au tese
nnths r.. oesa w. ~ uaftc' u aoYGftlsenlehts Ill
r5t%a a.@s & " &siey arg my; Aayerttaln1 canvass
n, III. ne.r lous dnssy, snl!clting patronage
t,v ~ teses1l'e tapets WIN al tllp e![Font-
r.mi !g,M,tlhsiots .s,,, aSe'll: Dtst cry uniformly
] ]s,t s,ha Ml1h tle fs,!!lri; tsAt /" w prefer to
i:ii a%ae oe!9re adSeTtisln!, ttit tltnEa get
,ssIlS Ssf t' sett!eG. Unless ters comes some
M ses vft H. ~ IT, hotca. o aeaaocS W. n
Aeo*n
,e,t,.,, 9'aE na, suMnEn s!l';1 or uSEMrLoynp, !
Il. a an rScHess Eers"s u qy i'cfsasg
i1tae'lea Inn nas VIII Implications Tor assistanee
tnarss fs,sohs fsaliy nceay anu worthy. DAily
H. ~ -, aI9 ,naue through tslu newspapers "
ssle,, Tnatitao,o r. ;ll by sumo q these a!d
iii rI.1, ~ ueiai y tilc!r CONSTITUENTS. us,