American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-07
Amtritau Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. /. 1915.

Inc ELECTIONS. bolh parties appear to be
a'tonshod at tho result o! the recent elections
Iho wings hardly expected to have succeeded
50 well As they have done, and the democrats
ia't confident OF dong much better. In tht
present House OF Representatives the Gemocra
TIC MAJORITY is very large, whilst the elections
"hich have taken place Indicate that in the
next mouse 1t will be doubtful which party will
nave tho majority, The result Of the election
III the State OF Now York, has transcribed the
most o%traVagaHt calculations Of the wings,
ana has most sadly disappointed the hopes OF
thor opponents, who attribute the change to a
combination OF circumstances and OF parties
WHICH 'h9y did not IhI"N HkeIy to occur. What
V'cl may nave Oe'n I've cause IL Is certain, that
VIC 't'o'u''o" n'S oce' co"P'e'o' the wings
having swept every thing before them. That
0Iaie Is uIViueH ana Suo'dIvIGed INTO SO many
P''ues' mat II Is dlhcuIt TO unGe'Stand pre-
c''9y t"e causes "hIch operate IN a general
cIScNon. IheIo are wings democrats, natives,
aoo"''ohI''S radicals, ant-renters, hunkers and
o''" o"fherS' ahG we Nho" not how many 9th
% c"aS''hcau"hS' How these subdivisions at
'eo'co '"o Two great parties, democrats and
""'7S' d' "'0 c'7c'o" winch mas Just closed,
VIC are unable to Say-but it is certain that
great dlSatiectIon existed in tho democratic
iahhs-"he'her on account Of local or general
niA''0'"' we Nho" not IN the Washington
o"'oh II Is charged, that the natives and abo
htlonlsls united with the wings, whit tho dis
putes between the hunkers and barn.burne,s
;o;,,-.l N"N D"' u '''e'S'
-i ''''''''''' party 1t Is hot our
=" 0l'n''o" uPo" t'''S SuUlect,
o,,,,- ''''''' ''' ''o'i necessary 70 i
J'os MINT "o
w." p"''''' nave sought ala from "
So III INC" heeu' ana that both "
~ receive assistance from is
" "'e nuhHe!S ana
VIC oo''''' ou' ehtFe ignorance, "
Wi, P'''s'1 " 'o' !" sumo OIL Inc Ne"
c'' 'NP'a""'oh ol Inc origin and az
~, or,iol,-r,.,,.l, ''' ''i' ir
A.. '0' "PF''0" - Pa''eS u'SFePuta- tr
;,haI TS,na, 'D' - STU u" Pr'cl'ce aooi- Zig
.,-, WV 'V'' parties choose 10 be dcSlg- BIZ
"'''5' anu ue'i'octatS and we cannot sec an
az P'oPUy o' ehneAVorng TO force upon them thu
o'er names, such as tederasts loco, focos, &c scr
II IS notorious mat the Prese-, wing party is bo,
MOI revival OIL the old 'cdoral party-for the ara
"e'ioe'S OF 'haI party are distributed amongst t,i
'''s' al" '''"ocfa's' some oil them holding inn
conspicuous rank in both parties. As TO tho
VI INV !''0 "S "fpl'eu TO party, we know sho
lo' what II means, and we think that lis use o,c
19o',SI'eu' sur
FREEDoM OF OPINION. 1t has b,nn trply he
and, that liberty is not IN dancer wbc1o tbo ten
reedom Of the press PREVAILS" and il IS cer,,in
nat nothing tends more to restrain ru ers with Ola,
'he legitimate sphere Of their duties, than yati
'2nly independence in the public press. This holm
more particularly The case in 4 reDubl;con mil,
stem of government, where the people. being & T
10 source Of all power, are entitled to have the pac
Of their rulers freely and fully can eric
ssed. But it unfortunately occurs, even I'M b,xe
II inns tree government, that some editors ham
opt scfyiIe, Sycophantc course, at war with cont
cir duty 10 the people, and repugnant to the the
,ci,Ios oroo,,,,.,., I,.,,,. re- ~ '''' '''0
cannot be said,
ere shaI' the press III" peoples rights maintain,
aw' d by influence, and ,o,Sri5.dby ,.i, >, Hen
No-the sole object of their od;t,ri,i j,b,,., year!
A4tter those in authority thn, ,,ov tive
"ey III 'loh purse lhey have no opinions WV
on public matters avcon,irr tl.,,o ,,.,,;.I. prso
aled 'bY authority" and for the publication ''o q
WHICH, t"cy 0'c Pa'u compensation. The
tor who has not mind Cnourh To form a n o,; say,