Republican tide across several states foretold in editorials
Washington dispatch notes Star's critique of Democratic claims of election manipulation. It argues honest counts favor Republicans winning the New York State ticket and a large legislative majority, with gains expected in Pennsylvania Wisconsin Ohio and Indiana shaping a freer Senate balance. It cites Grant White House prospects and rail mail funding as key issues while listing varied national happenings and local incidents.
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