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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
ROBERT II. STRAHAN'S WRAIH
HE DECLARES THAT HE WAS BEATEN BY BAD FAITH
AND CORRUPTION.

Robert II. Strahan, the Republican candl-
date Tor the WITH District attributes his uetea
10 treachery on the part Of the autiIammanY leaders
Mr. Stranan said last evening, 20 TRIBUNE reporter,
hat the agreement between the Republican and anti
Tamnany organizations thai the antiTammany CON
vcnon should indOrse the Republican candidate or run
third candidate. as might be preferred Mr Strahan
thought that it would be better to third candidate
and accordingly James d. McClelland was nominated
by the ant-Tammany convention. On Monday
afternoon Mr.. strahan heard that there was
plan to buy out McClelland. This plan, he said,
was formed in an Office 10 The binding Of a
prominent insurance company and was favored by Mr.
WaCsan. lie lStrahan) known not 70 be so favor
able 10 the insurance interest Wagsaf was, and he
declares that ne informed that money TO purchase
McClelard was furnished by the insurance company
referred 10. strahan immediately went 20 hcCeliand
and told him what he had heard. McCeland said That
ne could not be bought out Of the race, hut also
said that he had received = telegram that after
noon from a prominent ant-Ianiuany leader. re-
Quo-tug him 20 meet tie sender Of The telegram on
au important matter StGahan was aus informed
that was tc intention TO Wagstsf uckcts out or
art-Tammauy boxes, but that THIS was done was en-
platrally denied by tsiG leaders. On tuesday morning
Sralan visited forty of tie polling places IN tie dstrcl,
and nc said that without exception, every bthtN OF
tickets given out from ant-lamMany boxes contain ca
W@gsjaE tickets. The leaders had promised thit Nc
ClcHul should receive lOO1 votes, ana N lhCy ma htPl
trpr word Sirshia would have been elected, bat Us
fact ]icCeand Ony received 1872 votes the rest gong
Tor NaCstah
Mr. S,r.,lan said distinctly than the who al
legged have made The bargain Tor the insurance lnteI-
ests ia an insurance Duilun ana who cdned l" he ore
hcid his place saahe article OF nercnsndlSr ar
St-a.au MIN Monday night AZ tire ilitl Avenue
liotci anu charged iH win t4s t,taJo. i M '
the charge, lut subsequently aumit'tl l'"' H, ''H
Ouestcd NJ ICELAND, by telegraph. 40 see MN. ar
sanau sad tGa II good farm md ben k.P, on me ~,
pUDcAHs 49, other districts had kept iHeir ilh he "oud
nave JctG cictttu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
RESULTS IN KINGS COUNTY.
VICTORY FOR THE DEMOCRACY.

A NlGIOR1 tOh luf, DBnlOOhhNi'
NEARLY THEIR ENTIRE TICKET ELECTED-GENERAL
CATIIN THE DIsTRICT-ATToRNEY by 69o MAJOR
rrY-THg RETURNS IN DETAIL-FEELING AMONG
POLITICIANS.
Nearly the entire Democratic ticket has been
elected in Kings County. The principal exception is tho
Attorneyship for which General Isaac g. Catln
Is the successful candidate against the present ncum-
bent Winchester Brton. General Catin ran ahead OF
his ticket in nearly every ward His success Ia attributed
to tho unpopuary of Brton, who received only 3oO5l
votes I'm his city, while Mr. Beach, inc
head Of the Democratic State ticket, had 1880.
Mr. Britton fell behind the State ticket 4339 votes.
Republicans congratulate themselves on having secured
the important office OF DistricAttOrney for the next
three years The defeat OF the other names on the ne
publican ticket said to have been not unexpected as
there was great doubt that the usual Democratic ma
iofty OF 900 or 900 could be overcome Ihere Is
feeling among Republicans that the changes IN the hu
ncipal departments last week contributed much 10 re-
duce the Democratic majority Democrats, on the oter
hand rejoice at their in carrying the entire
ticket with few exceptions General Cdtlns majority IS
927 in he city and 695 in the county. John F. Henry
for Mayor defeated by 2,741 majority The vote LOT
Allen G. Beach, In the city, n $3.50: Tor JONI =.
Churchill, 3O,362. The details OF the YOllpg are gwen
below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

to cOndole with Mt Bixbv. "I am altogether indifferent,
and have doubt you feel 1t more than do replied
Mr.. BiNhy.
The attempt Of the street-oar companies to compel
their cmpOy6 60 vote against Mr. Eceesine, Us sac 10
have boon an absolute failure. on the Broadway Line,
the men were told report at the Office NJ a. m on
election day. They then Informed what ticket 70
vote. some who late replied TINT they had voted
others said they naturazed, or had not lNcd
long enough in their election districts. most
OF those who could offer no excuse positively re
fused srhmt 20 dctatou. The consequence was tha
several were DISCHARGED. Among this number were
A. Vandowator and Patrick Lynch. TRIBUNE reporter
asked superintendent LeadDoter yesterday, II ti.so
men would be taken back lie refused 10 discuss ino
subject but simply said the not compelled 10
vote for any one. He afterwards admitted, however
that these had been DISCHARGED for not voting LOT
IiXhy. The superintendent said they would be aghn
employed. The men employed IN The stable s'Iu t.l'
only very small portion of the ompOyes yotedfor bApy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
nrsINrss ElLEAKRAsslMNTs.

The creditors Of Flint & Howell, bankers,
Of No. 81 Broadway, who failed last month OWING SID
0O0 uct before Register Fitch yesterday Seven claims
were proved, agsreeatng 56393o II when tAe follow
, ~ %. ttf LARGEST: r. is F.at, @19,s0I CoHt'uon-
tai National Bank, %IDODp; W. IT, BosrrL Nip,U-O
Charles l. Thayer, $4,000 John j. haVanash was
VlC 'tCl 81 s2ler. go
Rrg.tcr Fitch has called meeting OF The creditors OF
J. b. Ford & Co.. OF No. - Mutrayst., for Nov 49, 90
elect aU ae. fica IN bankruptcy, the huu hay failed 10
carry on tha composition ~ thirty cents on the dollar
and hayiu Obtained an order YacatinS the composition
proceeding.
Assignments FOR the benefit Of creditors were nd yes
teay by Andrew ID. bruudGke 10 Joseph q. harrington,
gr.i liv Fr.derici H. 50 icrs % william Mckinley.
Iae schedules of SlsuuGd b. Ue.nc and Abraham iui-
man died yesterday. showing $500 90 Liabilities
and $3.50 10 assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
A SERENADE TO MR.. MORRISSEY.
STILL VERY LII But GEEAiLY PLEASED WITH HIS
VICTORY.

John MOIrsscy still continues very weak,
and suffers with severe bronchial troubles Yesterday
morning me walked 90 the Hoffman House. from he
Ashland House. and took bis nr,asfast There his pys
clan found him. much TO his surprise Tor ne supposed mat
his patient Wa u bed. Mr. N0rrssey was 80 anxious 10
take ride however thai the doctor finally consented anu
wrapped in carriage rugs, he rode up 10 nc Park and
hack Then he went 70 bed and remained there during
The afternoon and evening Dr.. Bradley said last even
ing that ne hoped to set him o. 20 Florida within
week. 10 recover, Mr. Morrssey must he away from al
political anxcty. The physician Mis. Mors~ty and
few intimate friends were the only persons admitted TO
the sick
The serenade which was rendered 10 the Srn'tor in
the evening by the Young Mons iudop udent Demo
cratic Association was carried OUT atEou-a it
dprstood that Mr. Morrissey was NOT paru.narly
anxious for the honor Many members of tie club.
and thc band from Governors Island collected
around the Ashland Ho3sc, ana promptly ~ nnc cal
cum lights threw a dazzmgg.ae over the balconies aud
windows Fourii1ya. side OF tlc house ana rccE-
ct and Roman candles gitteIed "na Wh4Z" nom tie
ue, Iboriue corners. Tho crowd gradually mcretci'
aHd vLcl Ira 81 alcr stepped upon thc batof nom W.
M5rrssey's window, probably m.een hundred people
M. sbairr spoke somewhat as follows:
Mr.. Mouis-ey I, 90 ID ~ CIV ding -. II Weud only
DE- ~ the - Of his LIE # hc attended 20 address you ~
this cold uIEj arr Iilfte'"fe ne h1s ASK I' L" '.iA
You most heartily iur the COZ pLmen. o. ms sel hude'
ana also 'ot nc hein r.pl.. OF le. .,i,y li. H.,
coz izcS that 10 rs tue "orhnEhah VIC" nag Af. "
contributed 10 bis success. lie never doubted iuat
you would stand by nm oS Ne na , 5,'CI ~ 10y,
President or Oh. United States Tho I.mmauy hon, kr!-
overwhelmed Ein. I.ls d.sltt Was tEc ctHt'e {" INC
feht 10 was almost fofaotted tht th!re W.ie
any candidates OF er than t,ose aric. VI Mt
siers the remarks OF John Kelly at Iairmaay
Han, last m<u-' "s very urea, w., az l"'l'
"a bed taste indeed 90 ri c' ana ln.ul me y lss'
~ PROPOSES the A-tof', aud others w' i've OF VI it
Hill itisno' 80 long ago ma. IAyy "dtH 'i' lily
ny friends, sir. A0rri,>e behalf for his compliment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
F. NJ. BIxBYs DISAPPOINTMENT.
his ExrLANAIIoN or ECCLEsISEs SUCCESS.


Francis 81 BIxby, the defeated candidate
for senator the Win District was elected IN 1873
by over $500 majority lie was found 10y THBJ NE
reporter yesterday afternoon, seated ia ais Office adding
III tLe election expenses from the stubs OF his cLecA-
book Nj Bixby attributed L Gefcat several causes
On eccont OF his large maio1ty in 1879. be SAID re
Svercsinlatcd his real strength, and aid not tink that
success this year would be- very difficult, otherwise no
might have worked more vigorously. "Thon, too.
/ was disappointed" said be- in very impor-
tant aud necessary part Of the canvass Our
organization gave the Green party two places on tho
County ticket and expected them return to assist
u financially AZ tho last moment found tue money
was moi forthcoming, and the canvass had 10 De-
dnc.d n a 50 nit Of patriotism without fauls-and pa
trosm IS very poor thing 90 carry on canvass with
Al The last election he had 500 Tor he expenses ia each
election district this year there was only -. He
thought this was a very small amount IN comparison
with the 500 distributed iu each election district by
T,cclesine The adhcronts of Tammauy Hall, lie as
ecrfed used money very freely, and with great discro
Sion and shregGness ia bing up voters III the bouie
ward nistrIcts.
Rad been person nd bad tended 10 risreprreoHt MIN
zone Oi his nrst speeches charged ne sad Mr. bXby,
with being supporter Of tle Constitutional Amend
fnens and asserted that wanted 10 tsirsuChiso tho
ro0r abOfug men. On the contrary, I am opposed 70
liz passage Of mo amendments. lnOsa whom he adj
dressed cid lci know nc aiming Of the word disran-
sHise They bad 100 idea Wethor NJ was sonnet ng 20 eat
something % wear, bat concluded that it must Dc
M TxLy attributed lIr. Ecclesnes success also 70
IiF continual cry FOR rapid transit While le (BXbJ)
claimed - Dr. greatly In tayor ~ rapid transit his IDEAS
not me re as those OF ms Opponent tof instance,
Dc would Introduce INFO the Senate hT. LCCesines
bin deprlymg property Owners Ot certain redress Ia
court As t. the support given hn by tire htfcetear
commando hr BiXby Simply said that 20 WaG unsolicited.
He dd not consider that tus showed That lac was their
ehaulplOp, 10 opposition ~ RAPID transit.
f.r.- q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
GOEREL AND HIS OPPONENTS.
GOEBTL ISDcPfNpfNT or PARIY-NACHTAiAN's
LuL-Ana cmAGaLN- Observation-Disclosures.


FRIENDS CHARGING IRREGULARITIES.
The political position OF Louis :. Gocbcl,
Standardized iu the Win District, has not been lary
understood. Some have thought INN "a E"paJiican and
Others an AutiTanmGny Democrat Mr. GoebI, when
as kcd Yesterday 10 define bis position, said that ne
independent OF either party having been elected on the
combination ticket In the Senate ne wOult take an
indepcuIeut attitude lie was formerly connected
with the Republican party but Of late years he
bad voted for Republican and Democratic candidates
according TO their personal merits lie voted for two
Republican candidates for the Senate, Wscma in ISL
and Bladeu m 1879 and for Wolf and waits tor tho As
serolly bat voted for Nh Tildcn for President Two
years ago 10 was Republican candidate Tor Justice IN
the Vtl District .aUst Timothy j. Campbell At That
time Nj Gocucl said Michael j. STANDBY promised 20
.arurc ms election n hc would promise 10 appoint
D.fn crat Tor Clerk this Mr.. GuCbel refused % do,
n ruauy Hall he said had made several OrIs for mis-
suunoI but he lad iuyarahlc refused % accept any
prop siti0us Mr. GOe5cl douHd the report nat he had
Droperd 70 work with the lCrat IN the Senate. lie
was supported by tie Glunn Properly owners, Or-ani-
zatiou vlcD had bitterly opposed TJpmIHy Han,
PARTICULARLY account Of its opposition 10 TIE con
Siituirual amendments.
llr Nachtmau. tle defeated candidate for Senator,
c0ull De found last evening az MS hons" OF
tle usuai resorts for politicians Lis DISTRICT Ii
stated his house that he had not yct even uD al hope,
and that DC claimed. IL he lad suffered Gotc1t, u
caused bV improper means. Among his friends ard sup
psrterg tie feeling prevailed; ANA some went 80
ar as 20 assert positively inst hc certainly elected.
when asked what grounds iher based cr assurance,
e. invaluable reply was, " Martin Nachtmau is The
Thcy caimed hat he maicrtirs in rain places had
been overcome by questionable means, and that,
throughout the canvass, he had been unfairly dealt
with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
EXCITING STIRRING cIGAR-MnEERs.

Great excitement was manifested at the
hcaagurters oi the Cgar-makyrs' Organization yes er-
dsy y the announcement that Justice Dkal in the Id
District Court had granted wrts OF ecctmeut against
three families living the tenement slop 81 levy d
UInau. NJ. 2C2 Rlvuston-st II was also stated that
the ne ~ one OF the tenants, Joseph F.o'rsA VINO
M been seized Su laGVf-psus, would also Or tJrttri.
Marshal -ump. ~ asserted, who mad air ady laced
mo FURNITURE u hc sjief, would lot allow me ncleibss
10 g. re 81 back again, aJhUug ue-hHoi had guaranteed
tho Uaymcu. O. thc rent. Tie woman was saudi 10 u5
living Dig the cold room, s.c AMI fi-atCued Tho marshal
d TO TRIBUNE reporter tuat Ac had ol!y ODE! ga te
orders OF o.. DpIt. Levy nan said tit l- "OiutnT
husband was tho ruEleader OF tlcr tulang "nlknel,
aiI he most ,lac, ug OF al. They Lad informed Their
operative they would have 10 pay tie iel 'I teis
room, or leave tDch, and the atilhts hat replied ihat
t1cy would Io neither These employers aa'Tltl that
ID. woman had icyned sickness. Tie %. iaiFes are
fn ia arrears Tor tcIr rents Tor October but the rents
f,. November ore required in advance. Ley liuan
soy a tncy do desire 10 81 a. all their tenants uH!
merely convince thcm that tuev are mistaken i thA,
ii tt lAey can stay iii tie house 9Ae GA Stukr AMI
not nay f.ut. reported that tho lEdluri OF T. y
Spi II. factory. TDi-st had elected sixteen iaini-
if.s. the Relief COMMITTEE. directed 20 engage
,s for elected strikers. The operatives 1t te iu'p OF
Ifudu M Erst-tyr and Ssveujlst, were directed 10
STRIKE ana those OF GIeenAd 90 Resume Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
Mr.. HENRY CHARGES FRAUD.
HI ALLEGES THAT TIE BEOoKLY& RING COUNTED
II MR.. HOW'LL For MAYOR.

John F. Henry, the Republican candidate for
Mayor Of Brooslyu, sad last evening that, while the
election IN BROOKLYN would De unfortunate TO tie tax
aye.. i'm lis results, !. would not discourage hcn. The
control OF the cty far the Mayors cco AMI the
Common Council affected it, had again been given n'O
the hands o. the Ring, and there was no doubt
Of the il-uso the Ring would make OF &c. The Ring
was growing h1ldcr with each added success
Of the kind. and II some check were not placed upon
by the citizens 1T the os the old dssacefal faud ~
ISL IIoly TO be repeated. And Mr. Henry said
he lad doubt tuat the old forms oi fraud had been
used o. defeat hn M this election. There were strong
indications 10 show lat he had been counted out The
hrst returns chat came IN from different parts OF tie cy
AL gave MIN u'gc gains over the rest NJ the ticker.
THIS continued untA hls ri uis became confident That
his election assured. Turn suddenly the returns
Tor toe city ceased 90 ana WHOM, finally after
hour or more tie rrtirus for Mayor again appeared
the falling OF IN his vote, and the sudden
intrca-" Of IIowcPs noticeable. that
the Republicans, at headquarters, no once con-
culcd tat hc Ring men had resumed their old method
fraud hr Henry said that until me- obtained positive
proct o individual NJ fraud bo wuul NOT contest
The election. Il such proof should be obtained would
not be- slow 10 net H. and OF all Che
conviction OF tHs Offenders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
VIEWS OF POSTMASTER JAMES.
THE RESULT BETTER FOR THE REPUBLICANS TH'N
WAS TxpECTeD-PLENTY OF LIFE IL TIE OLD
PARTY VT

THE RESULT BETTER FOR THE REPUBLICANS TH!N
WAS rxpECrgD-PLENTY OF LIFE IL TIE OLD
PARTY VT.
Postmaster James takes q very cheerful
view Of the result Of the election. " Il turned ou'
great deq better than expected" he said to-day. You
know am not ON active politician, and think it my
duty % run the once rather than political cam
paigns but don't mind telling Won that as Renubt-
can an cIufed at tine result. II shows that Che old
parry 10 not dead vet and that in good shape Tor win
ming victories n the future Very little c1it was made to
carry the state ticket and under the circumstance the
large vote 10 got must signify that the republican parry
IN Nev-Yors is in healthy condition believe that II
Senator Conk'ing had canyassrd the State ana made
about twenty speeches should have elected c3nd
dates Aslt IT, we have tho LEGISLATURE. and we know 70
a Certainty that we can carry 1t next year
and thus keen the Senatorship. Our merchants did
not take "a much interest in the contest they should
have They VIII realize before another election that
The Democratic party 10 unsete the finances Of
the country that the only to get back 70 hard
money and stable business is 30 sustain Tic Republican
organization.
The view taken ny Tho Postmaster appears 20 he that
entertained by most Intelligent Renuhcans They think
mat the party 60. down the bottom Of thc hin m Fall
and that the influence Of the apathy o. the oyear COM
bined with that OF discussions and dissatisfaction IN its
own ranks weighted heavily than is likely to
b. weighted sgain when. under such circumstances it
cvcs che Democracy close pnll State wh ga has Of
late stronghold Of that party. there Is excellent
reason cy say. for believing 70 viii come of victorious
IN the next battle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
ACCUSED OF TIE RYAN MURDER.

Joseph Font and William Poole, jointly in
diced with James keenan, for the murder Of John Ryan
were tried yesterday before Recorder H4ckett RYAN
was seen going TO hs home, At No. - Lroy-,t ntoxl
Gated yerJ early or The morning o. April %. He was
found soon after dead. with bis pockets TUNED mails
oit and with hts skull fractured aud the brains protrd
ing and his face beaten a1Os beyond -u.tiOn INA
brhoOd. boy Font ana two men going after RYAN
in Tie morning, and heard cry Suddenly stopped and
soon after saw two men, OF whom be- thought Wss
Font, running away hauItcsrhief saturated with
blood was found on Poole. Tho fOr the prosecution
was closed yesterday and the defence viii DO presented
ln-laY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
wnAT MAssAcHrsrrra TEAcnrs.

Massachusetts, out OF q rich experience, may
teach tlc backward aud sammeir2 lesson Of toe c0uT-
age aud value % LEADERSHIP. She has things
moral ana political value Of clear declarations IN
favor or tie Hayes ISSUES; and sccOn the vital force
OF those Issues n raising up organization acyp.
aggressive working young men 10 fgt tht battle for
them. Tic question, who viii ave the Republican party
sworol 70 VIII be- saved Dy Che devotion # The incoming
generation nrw issne, hy their aspiration for plrcr
administration. by their honorable ambition 10 nh the
places from which tEoy hive so long been excluded by an
otceh1due dc-pot.m, and to Oh Them upon conditions
compatible with Civil Service reform. II is a sharp
notice 90 machine al the country that ,ivil
Service reform j. good political capital, Citing issue,
with live men behind 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

HISS ACCUSES ANri-rAMMA>Y or BAD FIIII-lIR.
LEpws vIEws-WHAr TIE CANVAS, COST.
The friends Of Jacob Hess are very much
a1lied his defeat 80 Tie contest for Register This
D. especially of the butchers ANA around Washing
ton Market and their delIuciatons OF what they call
"tlc pcrnly Of tle AM ailm'y Democrats, are more
emphatic than CANT They say that theIyh and WIN
WARDS. thc anti Tammany took NJ Hess money for
giving out bi, tickets, and thou ran LeOw tickets ont Of
The boxes. MI Hes, is not inclined 10 talk much the
subject OF lis disaster but saws that bad faith the
part 81 t'e Ani-Tammmy partg caused bis defeat.
Thomas Conan and James Huns," he saws. " openly
worked an day Loew aud iuflenc d hundreds cut
ne and ms, Loew pastcrs" Mr. Hess feels his lack OF
success koculy, and claims that n the fu AutIamm3uy
vote had been cast for him. promised and expected,
his ma ior.ty would have been fully 5000.
Mr. Loe0 states that in the lower wards, where Hess
behind DIS ticket Tins was evidently due to the i'll
hueuce aud votes Of active members Of Lc AntiTam-
many party. Hc adds " I have many warm personal
and political friends in those wards, and when was
candidate before ran ahead Of nv ticket IN t1c lower
we're very ioud in Their demon, trotions. and q
more enthusiastic and labOIiOus sci Of worLcrs l
Dir. Hess but ] was not treated well
b. his friends They circulated haudba.s charging ne
with employing IL lau lahUrrs buil sings, and they
Appealed o. lushmgn % scratch m name on tnat a.
count IN fact nothing 10 DO with the natt'r com"
planned or M> election was not matter % surprise 10
An intimate .iieud Of Sir Iaew states Thai it was
very expensive campaign. lie says 'hat Wien DR. loew
ran Tor judge iu 1870 ue was assessed 81 500 ud lis
canvass ihpa cost b IA over 900 This gentleman de
cared that lhe canvass for Register cost NJ Locw fully
$4,000 Upsatcd also toI Mr.. Hes. spent fuy much
h MOI more and nat ir.0isuty Hrss tod his friends
tina ls election wes sure. and 90 only question Of
inia,,v towards H., h. concerned " be added Jnog,
Low had qUai cause to ind fault with MANY OF the
IammGnY cuufas,tfr, as they were detected m running
TIE naHe ~ Hess on Taumany tickets. IN some iu-
stance, this done by who had been selected and
paid hy Charles j. LOew and on mat score bJth men
stand on equal grounds The act Is, that Tsnuay Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08
A DEFEAT OF THE PRESIDENTS OPPONENTS.
frola The PhlladephI1 Time lhd.

II the Republican opponents OF gfeSl0ens
Uavess Admin sratIOn like the result Of YeseraN :
elections they are easily pleascd-or easily deceived.
In the three Eastern States in which they controlled le
p1rty and placed the examination most distinctly ~ or
position the President and his policy, they have been
sIgnaly defeated In the state which IL" R-pup-
can party placed itself plainly and maufuly upon the
Presidents platform il has au emphatic victory.
This Is lesson Of the November elections That the
wandering man may understand. Cinlugin New-YOrk,
Rob son i'm New-sr~oy, Cameron in PeHusy lyania re
tho defeated candidates to-day, while Governor klce,
reelected in MassacAusctt by an oldtme minority,
represents the strength OF honest ANA sincere kepu-
Icanism pledged tO national reconciliation aui ad ms
trttiyr reform. Tlir "a victory rom which honest
men Of all parties ever wi ere may take courage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

WASHINGTON, Nov. Passed Assistant
Surgeon A. T. Price Is ordered 10 tho Naval Hospital.
Washington; Assiatant-surgeon Ernest Nor1ect,
animation for promotion Midshlpman r. 81. Doylo has
reported his return home having been detached from
the Marion, and has been ~ .ced whiting orders;
Passed Assisiaut-iurlcOn Pau FitZ.mmuns has been
detached from the Naval Hospital. Washington, and
ordered % the AshUoiOt Asntc uOu Passed Assistant
Surgeon j. O. AyreB h8becu detached rom the Ashuelot
the reporting OF A!s relief aud ordered to leturn
New YOrs. The United States so0p-Ofwar Gettysburg
arriy cd at Malta To-Day, from sicily.