St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-01
Republican Victories.

In every State Election that has
been held north of Mason and Dix
"ns' Line this year, the Rcpublicans
have achieved II triumph.
Maine rolls up "a Republican major
ity Of 10000. This is gain of four
thousand over last year The Senate
consists of 80 Republicans and one
Democrat The House consists Of
ll9 Republicans and 32 Democrats.
Maine is worthy of her motto
" Dirig0 = IL show the way
New Hampshire @ivcs IA Rcpubli-
can majority of 1924, clecting Re-
publican Governor Republican State
Officers, aud Republican Lcgisla-
ture. The Granite State stands as
.:rm as its own mountains.
Vermont rc-clects Republican
Governor 10y 5000 majority, and
Legislature in which doughtaccs are
few and far between. 1t was sup
posed that Vermont could not be more
thoroughly Republican than it had
proved itself in preceding elections,
but the contrary is shown 10y an actu-
al increase over the overwhelming
Republican vote of last year.
Rhode Island gives, ont Of a vote of
l,000,-3, 9O4 Republican majority
a majority bigger than the whole Dem
ocratic vote III the State.
Connecticut was sorcl v bcsicged by
the cmissarics of the Democratic Ad-
ministration, lying exposed as it does
to convenient assault from their strong
hold in the city of New York. Never
thclcss, the Land of Steady Habits"
proves its stcadiness by recording a
Republican majority Of $500, carry
ing Governor, Legislature and State
Officers.
Pennsylvania, the hardest fought
battlefield in nearly all the Prcsiden-
lial contests. the Key Stone deemed
essential to success, would have been
saved to Democracy if money, patron
age and work, both legitimate and
fraudulent could do it. But it could
not. The Key Stone drops into the
Republican arch with "a round MAORI
ty Of 1900.
Ohio's place is naturally on the side
OF Freedom, and in spite Of the fl prts
made to save Democratic State Sen.
ator, she seconds the crushing blow
dealt by Pennsylvania with another
of like sort $4,000 is her mark at
the least.
Iowa, 50 long a stronghold of De-
murracy, has taken her stand for Re-
publican principles, and will maintain
it, 5000 majority Atheists her deter.
mlna'I"n to completely purge her own
Capitol and her seats in the Capitol at
Washington of all traces Of dough-
face Democracy
Minnesota Here at least the Dem.
"crats thought themselves secure
With unrivallcd opportunities for
fraud in the back settlements, and at
the Governments Indian agencies
which have been zeal |
onSly improved, they counted nn Min
mcSota as certain But the People
proved too strong for the AdminiSira-
ton, backed toy all the Indians and
bogus white men 1t could muster.
Minnesota decides 10y Il ma jority of
4 600 to have Republican Governor,
Republican Legislature, Republican
and a Republican L. ).
Oregon aud Nebraska, although
new communities, open to all the ap
Dlianccs of Executive interference, are
'lso Republican. BY "a reckless mis-
lsc of their power, the Democrats de-
~ certificates of election to the chosen
representatives. But Congress will
10 them Justice, or if it does no, Ore
ron and Nebraska will roll up Repub-
lean majorities next year that Democ-
acy will not dare to even try to
mother.-lMr aukee Sentinel.