The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-11-03

democracy were able IN, i SOC, to -0ut-voter
Opposition in but ONE~district in the
State they arc now more than d match
for them in Six, and lack less than Eve
hundred votes to have beaten them in
NINE If there is any encouragement
to the Opposition in such results as these,
we are quite willing they shail' enjoy it to
their hearts content, oil nj xaiI,.H
THE HEELECTIOMIN IOW WAr-GAEAT
DEMOCRATIGsGAINS.
We have. at last definite and nearly
official returns from The, Iowa, election.
They are of the most encouraging char
acter for the Democracy, .whohase reduce
ed the Fusion majority on President in
IS56--sixteen thousand nearly to moth
ing. The KeokukI Ereaiag, .-jq,u4aI of
the 22d states TINT. the "a Fusion State
ticket has received but seven hundred
majority. In the Fifs.. :, C6pgressional
District, Trin1bie EN-, ) has, has been beaten
by only three hundreda a votesrL In the
Second District, Lcffingwell (Dem. fails
by only fourl hnndfed, although st the
last Congressional, election, i. gave over
six thousand majority against us.a
Our friends in Iowa have made most
noble fight, and have given their brethrsn
amo every ASSURANCE, .by their large and
continued gains. every year. that they will
carry it for a Democratic President in
1860 The Fusion, downikiA ,course in
that State is thussiliustratcd. taft
Fusion majority on President in 1856. 10000
Loves Fusion )majority for GOWN 1857 $500
State ticket (Fusiou) m 1883 :. =
The above is a good illustration 6gthe
party bias aud unrelihbjity bf jthS<telc
graz phic dispatches to the associated press-
We were grayely assured in the last tele-
graphic dispatch that the FnsiVt State
ticket had been elected in Iowa by Eve
thousand mai6ritys aud Ethatg thy .shad
carried the Congressman in the First Dis
trict 10y one thousand nwjsrity and the
1 Congressmon in the Second District by
three thousand majority.aoNo o correction
of the falsehood has ever been nmade.-1,
Cm. Eaq4irers as ila 2H;os ,t1srnoo gil3
Mr.. CLEMENs..-We are are informed Nsdia that hhst
letters received in this city from Rich.
mond, report the condition or Mr. Glen.
ems somewhat improved since last Thurs,
day.-Inteiiye,scer.. - 8 e9''"s:' ~. 49,
The GREAT CnEss Jousr- -MokPnY
VICTORIOUS. The Paris correspondent ot
the New York Times, says the great
! match in chess between Morpby and Htr.-
witz has been decided in favor Of The
former The games stood, for Hsrrwitx..
5 for Morphy, ahd l drawn. The fftiI
game was wor 9byp .M6rphy 10 twelve
moves when Harrwifz : s.renouHced any,
] fhrther pursuit. Anderson and Heyld
brandt have arrived In Paris to play Nor
I nhv 81 STem QRj ~fe J9ssh SiiHH37s3
G,'sl9 gei biaaa ndS gnolls' saiAooI aarH
The oaMrrs?. rs?a2A NV, oiieahis iips pabee 5 e
announces that two vessels, have arrived
! off that city having on board l 10 cspeli,
imported by the Federal government and,
supposed to be intended to join those al al.
ready at Camp Verde. sad y be doing
4 wei. dssamoo sifi 10 ilS DEB bAeaes pr,
The latest acc,gpnts Respecting tksp, tiks;si,s
are, that lfortv.pine, including an those last
imported, are xaCamp Vefdes,o and the. the
Others (ssvsuty'ave ii sli) are emplSS55sd
'fby Lieut. sBeale Ia hfs explorations IN il New.
Mexico and Caiifotnia. - ~ 'sS'. 'sAs ~
4 Twelve or fifteen young ones have been
added to their number, and promise to
become aslarge and strong as their par.,
tents 5saa 81 D5Gs9S IsHI7 rIOhs IA -1oh
! aTaV geaT l.a q aaoi,qss1sq is1on
i cUNroRrUNATE. 1--WE afe informed tKs3E
the younger Of the s'twy sisters VRo
were the '"stars" Of KswshawgahseSs i6-
dian show died 'at Salem. WxS6i4stoSl,
county, Ohio, a Short time sincs, easd Va
buried ip the manner oFths tfibe u vhlck
she belonged. II was sad and anecil24
scene. -No6B Co. Democrai.s, ~ = -
Il "A. PRIDE WE ADMIRE. sdi ss
II We admire the pride Of homo, asd ~
enthusiastic manner in which Thea NpuruO
lroo ssCpirit IF nomocpnrvs1 av~~~,-.&~.