New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14

,oy CIV Parker IS known TO be honest. safe, rela-
VI aaors Of the rights and interests Of his state ana
O-on, able and intelligent In their defense. HIS prac-
80 statistical knowledge, strong common sense ana
.,,ng nersiseuce added 10 the powerful magnetism
The graceful ooqueneo aud Eaeg a., nyogted po%er
~ s1pate" OF course everybody - H"aic IoM
~ III, Wy he two ex-GOyernors have always worked
together. Y.---.. II,
The delight of the average Democrat Wheh
,'oovars a eoored man voting the Democratic tcEet
" 80 of the most amusing phases OF politics An On
tc Re former sends this thrilling account of scene
v ,,lopta ON election day. one Oh colOred man hdd
ed all day in the Democratic cause ana had secure"
, votes Of 30 Of his own race At about O'Clock he
IN, pn Hin coming toward the polls, ana eooly walk
Po' bo took him by the and said; General,
,"e ood about 80 OF my people. want TO have the
=, voting one distinguished statesman-thec oi2red
honor o. SicudF lie gave Ben Hin ticfct, uIclcd Hl
man Ills and voted him, while such yen W' Il
70 lhe pots of the assembled 1000 white ana c0loeu
ron i 6e5 NOT been heard in Atlanta for y'ais.'
=" ,ri. q,o, Times says of the next Assembly
.,no pepp5lcns, in addition to Their M eIlc'i S"pe-
-, oer the Democrats. have the advantage also lh
strength of their members in respect oil OK
'n' oud capacity There, for instance, IS the vet
Po =, robn T HogCbOom OF Columbia, man % SUI
era" oI;i,v and real oraoroa force. He was III Io
- To-, winter but during nearly the "h'ie Oh VIC
-, no was unable TO take the conspicuous J. 'hA %
-, bis abilities entitled him by reason OF eohti"u'u
,,s We understand ne will DO u cah"o''e l'l
Mr. Hustled declining Icteo ion. Tee" 'h'.o
- ,,,l expe1enced and able mon as S.oah OF O'"'No'
.iord and Smith Of Onondaga, Hayes, Siian'h' al"
I'll, Of New.York Fish OF Putnam, Hepburn OF 81
I.,.o Cere Of Tioga, not to speak OF Mt hI.i'.,
,rbo Inns been for nine consecutive terms q r.,
tbe Uonse The pres Mt senate Is an ab!I anu ''" i -
llt si, aud snml,nenCd by good House, SucH t'
the one lust elected appears to be- W. nope l O' ~
t pyefnl and wise eea Station during the session.
There are few more Jealous 1ilden Journals
IN; Jo,eJ il 4a
per has the sense to the folly Of trying - Hs'''e
, president Grants orders by calling them efforts %
,ecprc the Presidency for Hayes by irauC' IL s"!''
"some partisan Tdon journals have Dceh ih'onS"' So,
In consuming Pre- sidcnt Grant for his timely ana pom
edmonion relative 70 fraudulent election returns
+-ne that Il order OF troops to Florida ana Lou'"-" Ia
, ser,blopce of the usual Administration effort to WIN
elections by bayOnets, and such an oIuer "ouu '''
ouecn victoria her throne in England; but judging
tb PRESIDENTS order in its entirety, see no reason 10
condemn il uuder q the circumstances, or 10 question
his fidelity TO his unqualified demand FOR an honFS IT,
turn for President II, we shall believe uut u. W.
., onI@ors the troops have been ordered south by c
den soley in the interest Of peace ana lust't' u u
well thai they have gone, and Their lftScioc my I
nrpdeHf officers VINO win obey the spirit as well q, tn'
{ter of ne order cannot fail To exert sanitary i'
e tfSs'O' '-' ''
The best thing Gov. Tilden can do just now
mt brake on The Albany Argus As late rs Sts''
dav. after about every man in its party oil any prom"
nance North had Stlltcu IOi louisiana Inv F
us talking such Wild stun this: There Is every
Indication that the Louisiana dcSpcrdoes are plotting
Tho overthrow Of constitutional liberty in the Rpuhhr
,reeelv rs they conspircd for Its assassination III t
State four years ago. and repeated lin ISL There Is h'
aman in this broad land who Is Lot looking Win baH
breath to the PROCEEDINGS in Ncw-OrleanS French PIC
cedcpt, are in vogue. NapOconic tactics are adopted
thousands of Democrats have been dsit1nchsed III
louisiana The state is ndisputably Democratic Are
600 voters going TO that State capture D.! A"
gang Of dcsparadocs ard not be tumultuouSy stTrc"i
little ouirages Of 1872 and 1874 are repeated IN LoH,
ana the question will ne carried 10 CohSIeas, ig
country Will be agiiaed by ~ rom oLe CI,' VI , %
10 the other The Of words will DO furious BAY htts
will gain CLEAN in WASHINGTON lhou,auus WI, EH'l
in and near that city 10 W2tch the lt"SI,s5 VI i WI
custom Party feeling viii rua I1a' Ana "ho M- -
dare place any limits to the terrible consequences WHICH
Will follow y
There were few journals Of independent
professions in tae campaign which ended last week
which seemed to think that the only way to BE- indie
pendent was 10 mount the houseOp and throw cabba-eS
at both parties selecting always the most unsavory vesc
tables for the particular candidate they profesScl to
favor. About once month they would say On The
whole cur preferences for Hayes, and during the
rest Of the time they worked Tor Tlden. HDpeS Weekly
gives this inst estimate the efforts Of these journals
During the campaign that has just ended there were
some newspapers which seemed to consider themselves
independent because under langlid profession OF
preference Hayes they scduiousy promoted the
election OF Gov Tden Their snccrs ana ridicUe ther
'nagsng' and inuuend0 all lavshed upon the Re
pubcaus and by every kind Of ndirecton they served
the cause Of reaction Of atOn and OF hopeless deGra
datiOl Of al illustrative methods thousandIod
more effectively Than If they had been frank and de-
cared Democratic organs 1t seems to Us not only nm
n9t,iotc but dshonorable to take party position in
contest OF the kind just closed. and to maintain II n
vay which cOufOunds every ieuest supporter OF the
party and encourages and delights its opponents We
know that speak the feeling OF the best Republicans
I'M .
done To their cause during the campaign ds ny
Tie papers which declared for Hayes, and then uniformly
inslcd into the minds OF those favorable 10 INN the
proiOundest distrust Of the Republican party"