, 1877-11-10
= They point out that In. Massachusetts,
i &c tho Republican party heartily indorsed
4 nkasf1ank nad hia .,n1fas Il hah

ane9 pol''. ". 1n.s n "ansaI..ass', .nsA ,,
8 &c the Hcpab'4ean PETTY neaf1h5 lnaorseu
=. President and his policy, It has
,,c p,c.,1eot .nd secrotavv ~ stotr vero
"s o...",..s 49, 49,. - r!.,.,,. sa p,..s
01ose.9 euaeke'', "nels ,nc Sonkl's aaa . Law r
antl.nao''n'sttat!on machine carried tae ~on-
ticket. and controlled tho canvass, they arc
hco,ar II Nox Ier.or ubnro pohosor W..
.,,l, ..t. =" ~" ~ ~ ~. 49,
party In opposition to the President, even Gen.
Mcclellan, who ncyer carried anything before,
wa enough Il, heat them: while IN renusslya.
n!a, .iere The caneror's and other anti: i:Adn!n-
frnt.I' '
aThe n,atr truth Il. sait1 m Administration
Republican to-day, ".hc Republican party lat
March w. rcry 'iek. The President eave !thy
sosrhrnts 9, W I'M I aain to .co ~ tV md by tiat
fhcir o.no,ttInn to the President onlv brings
them auI the party to defeat. II tho
H. enbrasrd tho prcsfdcnt's policy
nyd .mnr.,rtsd him IN evrrrthfnr ti,ey
would not hayo been defeated III Ohio, New
Yor, and tfle otbcr stntes. int thcy hoyo IN
nnrn than tho mast Vial interests OF tho coun-
try. sn1 so inv march To defeat. ThuY i,ayo
tiitiir OWE foiiy to blame
n, af1 nGs hae
and looked for. They sce tint IT Is not
n nem1%satlc tidal wsyc. md that they
ovo their success moro to tho folly of
the machine Republi,ans than 10 their own
stIsnr @ "r nd tIs thc ncpi,nnn,ons isrussons nycr
: th" Ewinr iii iii ' hsre di.cuuragcd thc shrcwer
t"a"t En.tcr,, s,I 1vcs,ern nemocra,s wif'ens
..n,,aiis .ai th,t rn i,o,so ~ hnn,n~ Il NV
snuaar. br.a n m.n scr shat t,c fai ricrtnns
10 aot NOV a;as macn t}nn n1oa'e 'nunae'' AAef
w ~ " ~ on,f'Hays. Rcnnh1tcon.. thrv ar,
vow nittrr ~ te an Iii n ,asnst Mr coakIinr.
wh:n Ua: astc ~ tha nt hcr tsnr whrthcr he wa m
,oI ing 10 l"e'0nA'o @''eaa ''i'' 'iofsoA"
feRnso: e.: ,,,,,, ~ xox yor,, n uv ovr.,,
:. NY, an s,"aghot suns .n,or,n inn rith
uli tho an.tiaye. men. Some Of them
ha.sts w. saTea " he 81 Go
!eea9f simmons. n9t . psetf1Gie t. ~ ,nn1.e ~
easo . lney tcei ttas .aey o,I ~ tata at
sns't Gns 'uos s,,n n ~ tne, IJ .9J,3c M-. Tnnt
uns III VI ass, 9hnt thnr r.ii III hlnnf1rrtnr
!1"E ~ ~ ,fn Tnchs1trc ranventinn. ani
o. s.a' he n,,r< =, Ma,ns =. a 9ar
,nn1e pups ,n4tcinn. nd @ a',d eifecttys 0 " ' ' '''
~ knc .ts M1nlc .Vag n1s e, peeI ~. eof Th" orsi
nay epuISs. are us lsss .1an
tHey "GIc u b1cAh.ns uI"u tne :. y! :. s;as.
,on; i,,1 =. n,e t", ,enarkcd. timo
.ooa 40 -, onu ret ~ ,,as.,on. mt ~ In
| h1y,A
way on Whiea me Deity ean neveF hops " nri ~
snca as tn9se mum Ut . eu ~ nr. nv ~, ca,, ~
tlanG Poi1c5 VI "1nen MI paA 10 ~ ~ 1's ~ -1
W u'''te'' fs,oo,<h 10 rrr yara 7,1svux.
| w.su,xnTtsx X f. Nav. 1.MYhs.renrrsent.
I nttvns ri neithrr III the noIjtfcaJ uartfes frIs
T,tlar thas they had much occasion 10 rejotco Ut
ths resmt Of the STATE eiccttous Yesterday.
c1nrrss.e' hy Ee9'Tcsentatiys men from Ncw York.
Wa". a"snso3}ts pennsrlvsnta an, Nav :Ierscy.
md run % liz Fcuorts which ba.l bceu read iroin
thsse Statcs within tie last fcw DAYS ex-
psesea @ % an overwhc1tning defeat in three Of
thcu,. and feit hy nt, means SURG that Goy. Rice
xo,ji sarry Massachusetts. The Increased ma
inrity hy wnich the oid BaY State stands by tho
@'".''tt far Il may tc thas other influences were
at ' wart III Ia hrtnw aIout tbu rcfult-Is
certainly gratifying, especially 70 the Ad-
n,ini,tratten an;l q al those Kepuelleans
tlose e othcr member Of tie party, who Gelcvo
TINT the nolcy OF the Izrs!dcnt and his Cabinet
has has not M tecn % wise QUO, rejoice my tic less Ia
Gov. Rce's triumph.
shown 6y lie latest reports this evening, is also
n1,,rh morr Trattfyiug to the Nspubtica1,s than
=" thn ncmocrats. Tie lattcr expected nt
les:t to make tue Stats. stats ssnats sn .,na1' tls
maiority. TEey Thought It possible even that
thsy n1,ght cariure both branches Of the Legis-
laturc, in ul,Ish event they hoped 10 TO redls-
fnct lie statc ~ to make thetr control Of that
Indy in the future assured. Members Of tho
Hdin,nts,ra1.on expressed the BELIEF that, had
ttrro becn sibstaptisl harmony Ia the Noches-
ter Convention. OF even after that Con-
reutitm If the Kepub]Ieans who were dissatis-
led with ia management and proceedings
ind taEsn hold II tLc work With zeal and cur
nestneas. tic State might vet have been saved.
cratic yictury nre ~ much smaller in New forh
than most hepunlieane !eareo, ttat ma1ori,.9
u tas pAlE tScs .I.ae. ,.as -. ee.nIt p"nn.
ir.ni. III T"a o,,t u"s Wtsconsn have hardly been
mentioned Ia conversation among politicians
ut tho Capitol to-day, Nobody expected thai
tie Republican pAFty would falTJ the former ol