Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-11

F" 'at shc " a>hinSfon tHion lays ;b,u;
lac Elections,

lFrom the Washington Union. NV. Il
We have published pretty full report
OF the election of Tue, day last. Chr 80,
'iers viii ha.c learned from then, tl,c .,c,,
eral fact that the Democratic Party I'm,
sustained important losses in all the State,
where the elections have Len hell. eyreu,
only III the State in which its leaders Lar,
dei'o inccd Its acriun a. fraudulent and j.,
violation ofits faith AM principles. Viii,
Ia lew exceptions, the, party has been,
beaten, swllcncycr, in tAcs. States II
candidates did not inlorse,lI,e a..tiou ,l
tie Black Republican party in Congns
last winter, and condemns tina, of the GOOD
an true Democrats IN that body.
u the Democratic Party has triu,uphc,l
IN Illinois, it IN, has been at is own ex-
rensc, IN consideration of joining, in the
Black Republican clamor against the ..Ic.
compton, frau,l AMI swim,lc.'' II * fri.
umi'll barren and ignomino,s; il is a fri.
nmpl' over which the Black Republicans
nave reason to cxut more than the uo,d
and true Deinocfary. The pla. form Of The
party M Illinois on the great slavery oucs.
ION, IN IN; canvass just cu.lsl, dilry, I'm,
l tic fr,n the L flalo platform Of 1919
IL was tic leading tcncnt of In, Eunal,,
platform that C,n rcss might pr.b;L;,
SLAYER. IN the Tcrri orr IS and ,lcbar from
these common os>c>sions of an tbe
pa the tzcns of half the I'm
II Is the leading tclent Of The hi.
nois platform that the subordinate ape,a
OF Congress, the Territorial Ica;,la
lure. may do this tl,ing-in the manner
most becoming an undelling and tool NV
lndlreciion, bad faith and perjury.
We repeat tlmt victory, Won upou
charge d fraud and delinquency of pri,,ei.
pie AGAIN the Dcmoc,aey-avictory won
ipon u Platform Of doctrines ,liifriug hut |
shade from the o,lious platform of Buf-
aio' lsnot victory over waisll we canr-
olce, or from which we can cxpcct any
advantage or honor to the great party IN
whose service we labor.
it rs aisosnetorious in Illinois that an
majority in the Legislature
"'t elected Is not per Sc a Douglas major
~. III letter from a correspondent who
lad inst traversed the whole State. writ
ca on the Ist inst, the day before the
lection, he sets forth the true state OF the
ase: Il have just returned from trim .
hfonSll the State. | find that there are
osts of' good Democrats who will vote for 4
douglas candidates to beat Lincoln. |
ithongh they have no CONFIDENCE in the
Little Giant" The election returns will .
OF, therefore, give a very good indication
I his strength. 1t was the suppression il
nong lcaaing Democrats at Springfield e
rat Douglas will not, under any circum- N
ances be returned, even though his G.
lends be in apparent majority in the Leg te
Iatnre. They believe. that among them 81
Ill be found a sufficient number Of mem
RS elect to beat Lincoln who will refuse L
vote for Douglas. aud thus prevent the III
ection of either m
The returns which have reached us are r
It sufficiently definite Cor positive TO adj
it OF an accurate and certain estimate of O,
e next Housc-of Representatives. There .
no doubt that the House is lost BY large tn
DIS. # We count Is Of the party onl those &c
10 support the national platform, and so
lorse the action of Congress last Winter til
the Kansas question. The only doubt L..
ms to be, whether there is majority W
er the Black Republicans and the Amer us
ms who act with then. countings with nm
Democracy those who dcnounce its m.
ion last Winter as a fraud, and sub iha
'Ibe to the Illinois platform. We fear be
no will be a majority ofthe Opposition, is
N exclusive of such men as Thomas l.. til.
iris, Of Illinois and Horace F. Clark, of fro
" York. At all events, the balance is tc.
even that it is impossible in the present th.