Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
CAN We CARRY NEW YORK;

We can. and her thirty-hvs electoral
votes will swell the majority OF hA'a'
and Wheeler Of which we are sure 70
thirty-si,. The other States which ~in
wheel into line will Of course inet'As'
this majority /; but for the prcsen. We
cannot predict the result in 'ueh ''s''s
With certainty. and we prefer TO eoun.
an the election only upon the basis OF
t,c,, which we can substaniiaie'
In Estimating the vote Of New York
s,.,e. there are many things to be con.
.;dsr.d. Tn. city Of Now York is groan.
ips under the oppressive taxation OF the
..ms old organization which was for.
m.rly ruled by Tweed. Tildsn 4 Co.
tn. rural portions Of the State. where
men vote as they please instead Of sub
hitting to the manipulation Of poll
t~icians. have always been Republican.
always will be. and a be counted on.
The main question Is. q New York
city. with its organized band Of repeatsrs,
overcome the majority which the interior
will give for Hayes and Wheeler
We do not believe that u q 4. There
are several reasons to be given for this
belief. In the fint place tho repeating
gang 10 ~organizsd entirely by Tammany
Hall. Tammany Hall Is hslplcssly di.
vided on the Presidential question,
II has never forgiven samuel ].
Tildsn for turning states evidences
against Boss Tweed. John Kelly is III.
Boss Of Tammany now. He hates Til,
den with . whols-souled hatred. II,
opposed his nomination at st. Louis
but when the nomination was an estab
lished fact. he made q half.hearted en-
dorsemsnt Of the candidate. Since thsI
he has done nothing In the campaign I,
further tho interests Of Tlden; on tn
contrary. he has been continually quar-
rsling with Morrissey. the right bows
Of Tilden. This does not look yer,
much As though John Kelly would OF
ganize his roughs into IN army to carr.
the city for the Democratic candidate.
Local issues will enter into the cam
paign in New York. The thousands Q
workingusn who are starving in III
city. are starving under Democratic rule
Money enough has been appropriated I
carry on the public works Of New Yor
City. and give at least $4,000 laborer
employment. But Mayor wiekhan an
Comptroller Green. under the speciou
plea Of economy" and REFORM" RI
fuse to use this money and give III
vorkingnen the bread which they need
Those men will not DO likely to appre
ciate this kind Of reform" Al ID
Democrats say. there must be e.
change :" and the unemployed laborsr
will probably ecu that "changs
by voting the Republican ticket.
Since 1852. twenty-four years. Ne,
York has gone Democratic on the Ma
tionAl ticket, but once. In 1865 he
electoral vote was east for Seymou
against Grant. At that time Samuel
Tilden and VIM. II. Tweed counted U
the vote Of New York city to such n
extent that II countsrbalAncsd the II,
publican majorities in the interior. I
the Silth Ward q majority was returne
which was over 10000 moro than ID
number Of registered voters in the ware
This return vas made under the maniT
ulation Of Sam Tilden and Bill Tweed
This year Sam Tildsu has nothin to d
with the election precincts. and job
Kelly with his Tammany followers. wi
not fall into line to secure his slectio
by fraud. The vote of New York cit
will he an honest one; and II II Is a
honest one. the State will 60 Republics
by . large majority.
For these reasons We believe tina
New York will endorse Hayes an
Wheeler three weeks from tomorrow.