New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
TUoRorGH VORK 10 TIE VEBY END.

Rcpub,icans go forward to the decisive
struggle of tomorrow in just the night tenn
ppr. They have confidence that they can WIN
in Ncw-York, Ncw-Jersoy and Connecticut.
But they know that they cannot afford TO
neglect. in any locality in these States, any
nroper effort or precaution. A failure OF only
one voter in each voting precinct to cast MS
vote on the right side might make IN impor-
tant difference. The Democrats might employ
some "last card - or fraud more effective
than those they have yet attempted
Bribery may be rcsOrtcd to more eX-
tensively and successfully than ever.
is not certain that there cannot De
found. in all this State, 10000 purchaSaDle
voters who ought to support the kepuhllcah
ticket, though it is not mt all probable, ana IL
is exceedingly improbable that the Democrats
will succeed in finding and buying them. All
the probabilities favor Republican success,
bnt when 100000 votes are likely to be
pollcd. and change of only one vote IN loo
mirht turn the scale, there ought to be the
most visilant and thorough work 10 the very emu.
The same conditions ap ~ 20 NcW-Jers"y ana
Connecticut. change OF Hitie more than
one vote in 100 might dcfeat The RcpuDlicln
vote. cast according to the present iuclina-
t,o,s Of voters. each State would give a Re-
publican majority.
The thing To be done, therefore, is to see
that frauds are prevented, and that every
possihlr vote on the right side IS brought on.
In this part Of cimpGgn work. concentrated
IN ii is within few hours, the managers ana
committees ned all the assistance that good
citlz.ns can give. There are thousands OF
Substantial upright and earnest men who nave
not the faculty or cannot spare the tme LOT
the other labors of long campaign. Bnt
thcy are lust the men who can ala moSV chl-
cjently az the close. They can watch the
nolls. They can challenge those who Try 10 No'e
ILLEGALLY. or help 10y their information ana sup
mort by their presence tho who do challenge
They can guard against fraud III tn" casting
anl counting of tie votes. They can tihe
from the committees in charge at each poll
lists of voters whom they know, and see that
each man Is brought to the polls and votes.
TLrv can reason with The doubling and use
tacir Influence with those who wavcr. and 10y
fioIr mere presence III strong i0rce-a BODY OF
substantial, respectable, and earnest men
exert a powerful Influence On the night SIDE.
TINS day. cy..y man who ) wiling 10 -"
what he can ought to comnqpDI z with those
in charge OF tic work IL his voting place, and
), :; ASSIGNED 10 him some part oi the WORK
!, winch he can be mos; useful. To-morr ow,
every man WHO can ought TO Gcyot' h,S time
10 save the Republic from harm. f. preserve
the prosperity OF the country, ana 10 see 'h"'
the orranized fraud known - the Democratic
marty docs not prevail.
With earnest and resoute effort, tins
State should give 10000 majority New
Jersey 5000, and Connecticut 2'ooo
! for the Kcpubcan electoral ticket.
| Each state can do still better, and
/ from present appearances may reasonably be
cxDcctca TO do still better because Of Demo-
cratic demoralzi.ion. General Grant Is a man
moi ciyrn to random speech, and he repeat
c6ly asserts that from his knowledge Of thc
canvass. ne should not be SURPRISED 10 Sc Il -
publigan MAORI y of over $4,000 IN AeW-lc:k.
/ Vhat. too. can be- done. Bar thc Republicans
ouobt TO expect the utmost cXerti0n R the
part Of thcir opponents; the cas- ing OF tie
last vote, the resort to every possible fraud,
and the use of every trick or device
to deceive voters at Die last moment
and ought, in spite of everything, f. secure at
least tie mlioritics named. 1t vii! not do tC
leave any room for dispute rs 10 the result IL
any Northern State. Thcre viii be none, il
RrUublicaus dc their best.