Year: 1871

ZHE OENA1H


The election to the Senate tomorrow OF JOHN
C. PERRY from Brooklyn, Of WILLIAM ID. HOB
ERTsoN from Westchester, &C., and OF f. M.
MADDEN from Orange and Sullivan, is clearly
within the reach Of the Republicans OF their
districts respectively. II they all work and aH
vote, they will succeed; IL but few Work
and only four-ffths vote, we must be beaten.
We appeal, then, to the Republican residents
in those districts who work or trade In our
City not to come down tomorrow. Stay In
your respective counties, and do your very
utmost for the Republican tickets, but espe-
cially for your excellent candidates for the
senatel If you tcil come, be snre to vote first;
but why come at allf You can do good at
home; you can do little or nothing here, since
business will be suspended. Stay at home,
and employ your teams and your best efforts
to bring to the polls every voter who will help
elect your capable and worthy candidates for
the Senate


The Irish character was never moro truly on
trial than in the election of Senator from
our downtown district. The rival candidates
are j. O'DoNovAN Rosa and William M.
Itoeed. Who these men are, we need not now
stop to explain. The case may be summed up
in linc-O'Donovan Rosa has been and Is
patriot for his native lands sake. while Tweed
has been politician for his own sake. We
defy any man to say that this contrast Is not
fair and just


The voters of the IVth District arc mainly
Of Irish birth or parentage. We know no point
of difference between Rosa and what the voters
of that district would like to be or to seem.
II they vote for Tweed, 1t Is not because they
are like him In anything, unless they are
thieves. They vote for him because they sup
pose ho has still power to reward subserviency
and punish hostility. If they vote against
O'Donovan Rosa, they justify some OF the
worst things ever said Of their race by its
enemies. True men Of the IVth let us see
how many Of you win stand up for O'DoNovAN
Rosa


In the Ist Senatorial District composed OF
Richmond, Queens and Suffolk Counties, there
is danger that the Democrats may elect their
candidate who is member of the New Court
House Ring of Queens County, is tainted with
Ring Jobs, and was an intense Southern SYM
pathizer during the war. If there are Repub-
licans to whom Mr.. Deane, the Republican
candidate, is distasteful, recollection OF the
character of his Democratic competitor should
spur them up to all possible effort for his
election.


Abiah w. Palmer, the Republican candidate
in the XIth District, composed of Columbia
and Dutchess Counties is Republican known
and honored throughout the State, of unfinch-
ing integrity, marked ability, and conspicuous
service. If we do not chronicle his election on
Wednesday morning, it must be said that the
Republicans of his District have failed to do
their duty and grasp their opportunity.


The story actively pushed yesterday, and
likely to be printed in hostile organs this
morning to the effect that Mayor Hall had
sent Christopher Pullman $500 to aid in his
canvass as the only Republican candidate In
the With District, is not only false, but so
contrary to the thoroughly established char
| acter of Mr.. Pullman and his supporters, that
no intelligent man is exousable for accepting
| it, even without this contradiction.
In the XIIth Senatorial District, Isaac V.
Baker can only fail of election through
gross neglect on tho part Of the Republicans.
We do not believe that possible.