New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

The whole country mltes In a vote of thanks
to President Grant.
1t should be remembered that the Tilden
Bureau which is now claiming Florida, Louisiana, and
Souta Carolina for Tdlu IL the mandatory
which carried Colorado FOR the Democrats In October
The Democratic editors who persist in say
ing that il the vote Of Louisiana Is gwen to Hayes VIII
only be through false count, don't display much coni'
dcnce in the ability Of the leading men Of their party
Nearly every Dcmocra! OF any prominence IN the North
will bo on the ground when the count Is made and 20 say
that tho whole Of diem together VIII not be able 10 So
cure a far count is 10 declare them parcel 81 lmpeces
The worse than idiotic editor who, in the
face OF the precautions taken 10 secure fair count IN
the doubtful statos persists III yelling fraud and de-
handing n uprising OF tho people, should be taken up
carefully in balloon ana dropped into the middle OF ITO
Atlantic Ocean
The impeCuniOus person who thought ne
would like To replenish hs pockctbook by betting judi
cousy on the election must be having pleasant time OF
il ust now The agones Of the past five days ought 70
DC sufficient to him Of that sort of gambling in
future lie Is doubtless convinced, too, that the pre-.
tho grccubacks from the pockets OF the unWary.
Gov. Hendricks made speech in Indian
auo.is on Thursday night, IN response TO sercnade, IN
which ne took occasion to show his usual weakness or
talking like politician. Here IS specimen " In the
election " Gov Tldcn hope Tor better days and better
times look for the supremacy OF th3 law everywhere
when peace shall prevail that there shall not be even
the pretcnse Of sending army into any state What
shame that the bayOres now sent into South Caro-
lina not really preserve tho peace but TO carry me
eectonl Voice, They can't carr, III IT, indeed,
south Carolina has gone Tor tho Democrats, 10 illustrates
che power Of the right sentiments and tho devotion OF
the people stronger than the sword Ia the successor
the Democratic party feel that we have great occasion
TO rejoice Hope and confidence will return to the poo
plc capital Will como OF ia hiding places and seek
IhDr will find rpntlnprgtlEeCNF
pInyment-and under The sta.usmanshD OF Mr.. Tt!d"h
look such wise policies or finance ana ch measures
OF rctrcnchment aud economy Is, VIII tcst ~ ntgnS
The paper money OF the country to an oiuai AaG WIN
its com. Aud that too "hout coereno ineaSuiSS %
ConrrrSs forcing contraction OF the currency lhat
sont old sradde comes out beautifully N the clos
Ing sentences
Colorado has been the cause of good deal
NJ unhappness 20 the Democrats. They admitted her to
the Union Just in time to allow her TO vote for Hayes
they had not done that Gov Tildcn would be elected
now II their foresight had been equal 10 their hind
sight Colorado would bo out IN the cold to-day. NB
queer though 10 see them confcssmg that they were
given to understand that her would be cast for them
OF they would have slammed the door in her face so
quickly 5 TO make her head swim. The Richmond y"
patch In its disgust tn turn affairs have taken, makes
this dscrcdtablc confession But for Colorado being
state the election OF Td,n would DO to rs here on
Thursday placed beyond pcrdventurc instead OF which
We are the tcnterhooks OF anxiety. Why Shoudtnv
have admitted Colorado She had not the first clam "
consideration in asking for admission among the states
She had nothing like the population TO give her the avg
nifty OF state. why should Congress admit herl That
is the point. And there the Democratic members
slipped up-we are sorry say not without IT. 10y
GINNING Representatives Of the community oi spec1la
no doubt Satisfied the Democrats tnat the state MO
give A vote for the Democratic candidate Tor he ~.
dcncv and we have rs little doubt that the same ItiJ
srnttiyes assured the Republicans that Colorado NVu
vote the Republican ticket In this view, which We 80
sure is correct the admission az Colorado was eoiIuP~
In the game the Democrats lost"
The freedom of the ballot" in Ge0rs"
seems 20 be extended white only The Soutnciu
correspondent OF The Cincinnati Commercial spent soHo
time at the polls In Augusta election day, and l'
describes what he saw: AT the Courthouse IN TINS V
arc two balotboxos- FOR whites and one for pacA
/ spcnt a part OF the day there watching the uue
waiGncss OF a Georgia election as there revealed ~
the white box so far as saw, all white man had 10 w
was TO present his ticket and announce his name.
Although standing around there some time, ala NV
hear a single question asked a voter, or any ogeVu
made to his vote. white skin seemed to be sumc'
Indeed, young man offered me ticket-DeiaceIa""
course. declined, telling him did not i've u Wv
State oh said he that don't make any dlueIeO'e'
You are white and will be asked no questions ""
not the least doubt but what could have Noteu' M
the time WAS there not white man was chalienR.u
asked question. lie gave his name, aud his ucAe' w"