New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
OUT IN THE STATE AND COUNTRY.

NO PEBBLES IN DAvID's SLING. -
| The Hs,c. York Mail and Erpress
1t Is great Republican triumph that Goyernos
Hill has been defeated in hs astute scheme of elect
| ing Democratic Assembly.
THIRD-PARTY PROHIBITION GAINS NOTHING.
The Ne,c York Sun DENY
| The Prohibitionists may have held their own vote.
| but they got none from other people.
| UNFORGIVEN FOR SHOWING Up THAT PAM
| ELECTRIC ADVERTISEMENT.
| From The Neic-YOrk Times
setts Congress onai District a severe Tobuke to
various bad elements he represented.
| THE CONSTANT TERROR OF HIS FOES.
From The Panicky York (Dem.j
Democracy especially needs to learn. They have in
| and audacous enemy. Mr.. Blaine must longer
be permitted TO conquer by division.
CUBS FOR THE PRESIDENT TO CHEW.
From The Nsio- York Wortd (Deml
Tho elections contribute some lessons from which
| the President may. If he viii, learn wisdom. For
ton with view to Strengthening himself among the
Republicans; BY himself cutting the igatures
OF parry fealty and showing himself independent alike
Democracy, the President has invited the breaking Of
the ai bemocrStic Voters to George not strange.
in the Presidents district Democrat would
Hostility w to the HdministratIoS In tbs city and
Brooklyn nearly al the elect are either open
plain Indication of these facts is that the personal
poy Of SnSn s an ratio hs mot ns qS
without strengthening him with the Republicans.
NETWORK AN OBJECT OF INTEREST.
The result Of the eiect.en leaves New-YOrk tho
battle ground for 1888.
THE KEYSTONE STATE SOLID AGAIN.
From The Philadelphia Times (Dem)
The Republicans have elected their entire State
ticket by some $1,000 majority and d, with m both
was claimed likely TO como 10 the support Of
Black did not make Its impress upon the State can
didates; the Prohibitionsts make little show as
fartO in fha hat nd Tho me thA
and the Anti Discrimination forces have adhered TO
their Individual partisan faith and voted their Re-
Beaver FORCES well to the front with majority that
and % s asn tho
terms. the election of yesterday was p Rest5raton
and those who have the victory well under
stand it.
NOT ON THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMMES
fsSm Tss wa'.h,ngto. Pot sAdmn..trat,sn Organl
gain OF three Republican congressman not tho sors
Of a response We expected
THE REWARD OF PROGRESS AND COURAGE.
FROM The Philadelphia Pres
Tho Repubican party Tin Pennsylvania not only
broadened its councils and united ts ranks, but Il
Of 70 day Il had tho conscience and the courage to
meet the growing issue OF Prohibition by demaniin:
.troyed the reason and well nigh tho being Of Tho
thrd party 1t had the saeaeity TO meet the subject
ltudes of the demagogue but with a breadth Of view
which has since been fully confirmed By the supreme
labor simply BY tho reaiirnaton of that great kepuD.
iican policy which has protected and advanced labor
IS IL has never advanced before.
The success which crowns these appeals thus means
that kepubhcanism IN Pennsy NanIa = hberli1ed aud
broadened.
THE VALUE OF A LITTLE OUTSIDE HELP.
Prom ire Philadelphia Inquirer. IA.
Yesterdays victory moral as wen a. apoii.-
ical one 1t victory OF the workingmen over ue
uichstcrs who attempted to beguie them nom thef
fought for the triumph the polls, 10 those VINO
planned and executed tho campaign, and 10 the states
men aud leaders, Blaine and sherman, VINO came
here " lend Their aid 10 lis. Infinite praise : que
MASSACHUSETTS OFF HER GUARD
Prom Boston Journal
The result OF Yesterdays election - not sucn -
much What many feared who were aware Of the SIT
uaiion There was a feeling OF confidence not only
among Republican committees and prominent mch
in inc party, but the part OF Republican votes
mansr~llv Tho result shows that the RepuD-
6ca ma went into the contest without orsanfauon ano
met an antaeonst which had made an excellent use
90 tho s,nows of war. Such victory as We have
rnder such circumstances proves that Massachusetts
~ n pepublcan state, and can DO relied upon II ue
Lepubl cans mako organization suon as parry
must have to insure success.
THE CHIEF PRIZE WON.
From Utsca Herald -, --..
Thu Assembly IA safely Republican. ms seeuics
i. Psnublican United states eenator 20 suocoou sVI
stor Miller. which was tho great pIhS W 49,
polticans gave the largest shAre " 0su s'''"SS'
during The canvass.