Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

seldom wake. up; and. though e may no,
have walked at tie last electops we venture
to predict ihut be will be wide awake be-
fore 1910.
In VERMONT we probably gained one
Democratic representative in Congress,
and had largely increased majority for
another; leaving the State officers much
as heretofore.
Gallant, generous, Democratic Maine
came next to the rescue, with gain of
two representatives in Congress a change
Of Governor by over three thousand ma
lority, and total revelation in favor of
the Democracy in her Legislature. All
p,aise is due to her noi bearing under so
many commercial and bank pressures and
panics; under the ma Irdom of her lsvo-
ri,e son, and the Va al irsup,isn from
other States Of lila voters; ofmoneyed
contributions COLI d by such federal
committees Us N .. Phillips, Courts
and Graves, anda hr.loAds Of speeches
aud pamphlets Y ID by such unscrupu-
lous Federal ON Ogden Hoffman.
The MAaYi i line that fought 30
travely, no, onl, the revolution. but 10
the late wat, ne arched 10 the steps Of
the chivalrous c. beror in the East. A
Democratic Gov, bor, for the first time in
May years, has acceeded to the bitter
dynasty Of FEEDER as and the flag Of the
lndependeat Trea1 srv and Of Reform was
tao TAG under viii b Grayson 'nobly rallied
and conquered.
The keystone Of the Arch came next.
PENNSYLVANIA baf bravely breasted the
storm; and notwnh standing the thir'y>fve
million Bank and 10 coadiutors in PhiIa-
delpbia, with their frauds TO defeat the "a.
gacious fngeTsoi- Notwithstanding the
and canal cohorts illegally
marched to the polls BY such profigate
leaders a Stevens and Dickey, she has
sent to Congress an increased number Of
Democratic representatives; rescued the
Executive chair from .Antimasooary and
Federalism Oorabined, and given Demo
cratic majority more than doubt. that in
he Presidential election 10 1896, and sew
sral thousandsbeyond the aggregate ma
or,ty Ia her Election to the Assembly in
1897,
In sourn CARoIryA, NE Independent
Treasury has gained to il cause one re-
'rescn'a;ive, ia the only district hear from
y an overwhelming majority; and Mr..
-egare has been lett at home, to drink
done the black broth he offered 10 the
Administration, and TO raise, We hope sue
essfully, the cotton he misrepresen,ed
ne Secretary ofthe Treasury as wishing
. discourage. 4
New JERSEY has also sbswn herself
Ne blue. She has probably, i no, revc-
Soized the Aate at home, sent an en-
smacratic delegation TO Congress
o. a Federal delegation. She de-
se lasiIcg gratitude Of the De@o-
ling feduced tho Opposition
Y SsS st triymphed throughout.
Nit We have not added "a
vote on the Sub Treasury,
Fed the opposition majority
Election Of President, as well
II pr, by near eight hundred
pvn, what all who were well
honest admitted before, that
.ayer be given for either Of
ln candidates for the P.esi
Aoung but mighty giant of;he
zen not only the deathblow
N beyond the mountains, but I
d political accoun,s of the he
birth bend and of the Farmer
as effectually as Maine closet :
'A the godliks inihe East Ohio !
ID the presentFederal Cover
IN Of probably twe!ve thousand
le was bef're elected; has
legislature Democratic in both
i'd sent four, L not five, addi- .
blicon member to Congress so
from. P
DrUL RENcoNIRE. !
called upon this week TO record !