New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26

Every day increases the chances for Republican
success in New-YOrk.
The Democratic wrath at Malone increases as the
probability settles into a certainty that he is abOut
TO drive home the wedge which is to split the Solid
South.
Mr.. Bo,kwalter maintains 4 stoid silence in his
defeat We beg 20 suggest to him little story
which seems 10 apply well enough to his case to re-
lieye his feelings There was once couhtrymhn
who drove his hogs long distance to market
and being unable to sell them turned about and
drove them home again. One of his neighboTs Salq
T. him: " You didn't make much by that UP OF
yours 10 town. WAL" he replied. " dunno
bout that. / had the company Oh the hogs boih
ways
The wise and patriotic action Of the Brooklyn
Rcnubicans is service to the whole State. Ii will
swell the Republican vote ten or fifteen thousand.
Senator Lamar hopes tn secure a reelection IN MISS
SSippi but the chances that he will not succeed
II is TO be said OF him that he does not deserve sc-
ccss He knows perfectly well that the Bourbons
cannot carry the State except by false counting, and
he knows equally well that the Governor and other
Bourbon officials have deliberately laid their plans
to have the necessary false counting done; yet he
has NOT raised his voice in protest. lie suffers the
chi ne TO be perpctratcd and actually gives his APP
proyal by excrtIng himself m favor OF the Bourbon
ticket. Yet he gains nothing by his sacHhce OF ms
honest convictions. Ii ne Is defeated 1t VIII De Dy
Bourbon votes, for the BOurbons deSplse MIN
while he submits TO them.
The Senate Committee on Elections says the case
of the New-Yor Senators is perfectly clear and that
there is nothing to investigate. Will the Demo
cratic and Stalwart mud-slingers be 50 extremely
kind as 10 take note OF this fact, and give us pc
rod of TCpOSei
There are faint muTmurs IN the surrounding coun-
try bcconse there are .veral men IN the Arthur Adj
ninistration who bail from Ncw-York. We may
bove nm outbreak presently about NcwYOrk men
similar 10 the familiar about Ohio men. IL Is
certainly New orIs turn. Nobody can deny that
All through this State the Republican wings are
uniting and there is every prospect that the party
will present solid front on election day. This
fact combined with the other that the masses of the
party are prepared to vote this year without beinG
stirred up to it by appeals to their patriotism is suit
Gcicnt 10 iustsfy the present confidence IN kepuD-
hcau victory OF course the Democrats are " Claln-
ing the State. They claimed" Ohio.
The delayed union be ween Tammany aud Irving
Halls ought to have been effected years ago. They
have been one in heart if not in formal association
for many years. A lawyer of neishboring city
was sitting in his Office one day when Il man and
woman, accompanied by lot of travelling bags and
four children. the eldest about eight years old,
were usherc,l in. The man asked the lawyer If he
could marry anybody. The lawyer said that was
moi his business but he Thought he could tell them
of somebody who could. well" said he man,
wish You would send for him, and get HIM here
right away. | want to he married 10 this woman.
Tie fact is the matter has been rather neglected
Thee are our Children