The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-04
TINE fol,r,cal OUTLOOK.

lHk FULitfttA OutluVN
The friends of honest government and !
,onstiiutionel liberty, may nov well
lake heart in view OF the very probable
election Of Mr., Tildcn to the presiden-
~ The result in Ohio and Indiana
was but an earnest Of what Il viii be in
New York. when the decisive battle Of /
the campaign viii ho fought The pla
try majority in Ohio was too eontempti /
bic in its smokiness 90 be called vie. !
tory, or made the ground for congrata
lalion. The fight in Indiana swept the
Republicans from the field They have
now fallen back. and have fortified New
York The Democracy propose to
move Immediately on their works. Not
Ill the power of a corrupt administers
ton, the shameless use Of money, and
the presence Of an army Of speakers
those hirelings OF the spoiis, viii
prevent the works being carried
by storm on Tuesday New York city
is CONSERVATIVES aud patriotic Her
\ blows will tell with tremendous force
/ She cannot and viii not aid by
/ her vote policy and party
( which threaten ruin 70 tive South. one
Of her best customers Her yerv busi-
ness interests will make her Democrat
ic The triumph Of R,.diealism means
"A financial and commercial revulsion,
in which New York eity will suffer
most Her business men are thorough
" informed as 20 the material candi.
ton Of the country. The campaign
twaddle about dis.oyal South finds
nv credence there
Some apprehension is felt less ia,
Radical party, instigated by st,
Biaines, Mortons and Grants
may attempt TO maintain then
hold upon the Government Is
, ,smpering with the returns or boldly
throwing obstacles in the way Of al
honest count in the event Of Mr.. I'll
dcns election. The American Peopl
are in no humor to tolerate any suci
Mexican performances, and any sucl
treasouable rebellion against their clear
Is defined wishes. would result sirupl
y in the annihilation Of the traitors VIII
? may attempt it.
= IfMr Hayes is elected the Demoera
cy do not propose to put straw in hi
e way. He must be inauguratei II Nl
= Tilden Is elected, be will be inaugural
e ed There must be no misunderstan,
ing about this business IL will be
bitter pill lor the one hundred thoy
r sand Office holders. TO step down an
\ out. but the sense OF the jury which ha
convicted them will Feggire a change.
The election in Texas will be a qaie
> affair The largest Democratic majoii;
70 ever rolled mp will be in order. In sue
D" southern States a. the Radicals desil
20 carry, We may look for ystema,i
II efforts to provoke conhict OF race
ID and bring about bloodshed fer campaig
o. purposes Let the people avoid thes
traps set for them by Radical malignifl
y BY forbearanee and nerve they ca
N defeat al such plans, Neither til
Pc insolence of negroes, the insultin
presence Of Federal soldiers, til
IL impudence Of carpet-bageers nor
4 burning sense of the long Ii
BE- Of oGrages and theits eommitte,
should provoke bloodshed or yiolene
which would be Godsen
to Radioalism. A significant sig
. Of the desperateness OF the Republiea
cause is that heretofore. the oetob,
elections have decided the PRESIDENT
u contest in November in many case
:" The Republicans are evidently .ot sati
= fietissith the October result, otherwi.
they would not lie canvassing Indian
ad and Ohio so industriously by countie
ma and would await with eomplscent assn
90 sDCe the result in New York.
in New York city the best informs
of Democrats are confident of sending NJ
III Tilden out of New York with such q
rs overwhelming majority, say sixty tho
lie sand, that the country can not CIV,
come it, New York is determined. as
n matter Of State pride, al4s.io do mo
E for Tilden than Indiana sor He
NJ bricks or Ohio for Hayes. sf1t US tbs
=. not despair ofthe Republic"