Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-24

IlCaStS can he nal at tHIS ONCE Tor tIif
Po.osi, BeeioHn and Lancaster Assembly
Districts. The Hazel Green and Platte.
vile Districts can be supplied at the 4
mericaa Office, P!atteville. We print tick
cts for any party ordering them, and war
rant them genuine. No bogus tickets
shall leave our office. Candidates are ex-
peetsd to pay fer tickets furnished.
NorIcE.-As this is the last paper we is
sue, calculated for general circulation be-
fore election, it is mostly flied with polit-
zeal matter. Our readers must excuse the
necessity tilt after election.
OslsO, iowa, Minnesota, KANSAS.
EsfiEa:sa a2Id Pennsylvania e.
LecGSOus.
The combined vote Of Buchanan and
Fillmore in Ohio last fall, exceeded the
vote of Fremont nearly twelve thousand.
Most unquestionabIy, the Kno Nothing
strength-consisting of the leaders and
newspapers Of that miserable party, sup
ported Payne; but, their support drove
from the Democratic party a large section
of Germans and other citizens of foreign
birth who supported the Republican ticket
-electing Chase and the balance, except
the President of the Board Of Public
Works, by about 1000 majority. This is
considered a splendid Republican triumph
III Ohio and seems 10 settle the State as
permanently Republican.
In iowa, The Triumph is most overwhel-
mingly! A Republican Governor, Lieut..
Governor and Legislature are chos-n bv
1000 TO 5000 majority. A U. S. Senator
is to elect in Iowa in place of Gen. Jones.
A Republican will be elected, which will
wind up forever, in all probability, the
Jones and Dodge influence in the vest
The Democracy Of Iowa fought Desperate
ly, charging abolitionism, black Republi-
eanism, bleeding Kansas and analga,na-
ton against the Republicans.
Minnesota, although the Republicans
seem TO have swept everything, is in dam
ger Of overwhelming frauds from Pembina
aud the Indi n regions near Lake Supe-
rior. The Indians, Gumbos, Sanbos, and
other semiheathens of Negro, Indian and
French descent, are numerous and have as
much affinity for bogus democracy as light
ming for east-steel. These are all tolled to
the balIol-box by rot-gut and Uncle Sans
money. We think however all the Re
pubIican State officers and Legislature arr
elected, beyond doubt.
The Republicans of Kansas, having ha1
a three years journey to the ballot. boz
and having Travelled through fire, rape and
murder, encountering the q. S. Army,
Federal Officers, assassins, robbers thieves
and a floating hell, arrived at last with bro
ken but u~nconQuelcd forces and have a
ehlevad a pretty fair gietory-Parrott, the
Republican delegate to Congress being
elected by several thousand majority, ana
probably a Free State Legislature. Thi,
triumph, though hailed here by democrat.
with pretended favor, we predict, will ere
ate a war between the northern and south.
ern Democracy that will end in the ami
hlation Of Doth. Look out Cor thunder il
Congress as a conss quence.
Indiana has long been the worst Dem
cefatic ridden State in the Union, excep
Wisconsin and Illinois. Stupeudous Re
dubliean gains are announced in all part
ofthat State and the Democracy are knock
&c into billiards..
Glorious but mistaken old Pennsy lvania
the land of our birth and whose mountains
valiies and rocks still haunt our dreams, i
just enough pro-slavery, no more nor less
to stand firm yetwith wavering symptoms
for that skeleton which once bore the sou
OF Democracy. The Democratic maiorit'
over Nlimot is something less than 100.
600. The leaders talk of making Penn
syiyania a Slave State and mons dare t
say mo- lest they be dubbed abolition
lists! The public schools of that State ar
tiourishing, but have not been in operatio
long enough to work miracles.
THoMPsoNs REPoRrER.-The time I
ose,who dubbed for Thompsoa's Repor
ter having expired, all intending to rene,
are requested TO hand us a dollar.