The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05
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Ehe Late Elections.

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"a ADD Ehe Late EiectIons. haas I
i-s, q, The political revolution ihthe States
Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa on the 14th ult,, is without a par
allslin our nations history; and when
rwe' consider the mighty Importance of
il it becomes thousand times more
= gratifying and important An inso-
lent,, faction ~ insoleat because
s'of being in power--lashed by an
infuriated fanaticism, were fast crush>
ing out the liberties Of the people, By
eincessant and clamorous dem aIrds up
. on o well meaning President they had
I, ahaest succeeded in diverting. the wal,
into an abolition crusade. They for
ced him toissue proclnmations Of eman-
cipation. and suspension of the habeas
corpus, which they knew would only
have tho, effect of more thoroughly
aNiting the people ofthe South against
as, while it would have the opposite ef-
fsctof creating division amongst our
selves. .,.
Let usrefecta moment on the mag
a rHr
,nitutle of the changes wrought by the
late. elections; they are unprecedented.
The majority Of $4,000, which Mr.,
,Liacoln obtained in Pennsylvania, is
entirely rubbed out, and q majority of
1900 is placed to the account of our
State ticket. Here is a change Of 9S,-
900 votesfin two years-fully one-ffth
of the vote of the State, cast" at the
last Presidential election When we
consider the system Of threats and
terrorism resorted to by our opponents,
to compel some, or deter others into
voting or not voting their ticket, this
astupendousa change seems almost in~
credible. Besides, our opponents had
.atpatronage, from the general and State
governments almost incalculable, which
enabled them to furnish corruption
,fundsothe magnitude Of which were
previously unknown. Witness Phila-
dolphin, where there are, even now,
eight millions Of dollars worth of un-
finished government contracts, and we
,cansappreciate the odds arrayed against
us in the late contest. Had the De-
mocracy Of that city had fair play
they would have given the State tick
-'ets,e00 majority; but threats, intimi,
ldation and fraud prevented, it gave
$1,000 the other way. 81 s,..1. ~ .r ASH, .5lut
The. State, of Ohio, which has hat
little or no patronage from the Wa
Department, and where poor, depen
dent people have not been threatene'
with starvation, if they obeyed thei
own convictions, the Democracy has
triamphed gloriously. The State las
year gave an anti-Democratic majorit.
of $1,000, this year it gives US 5000
and fourteen out of the nineteen con-
hgfessrnen. Indiana, too, which gay
Mr., Lincoln $4,000 majority, utterl
regulates abolitionism, by 10, 900 ma
jority, and gives us eight Of her eles
en- members Of Congress, besides
Legislature which viii elect Demo
cratic us. Senator. Young Iowa
once the impregnable citadel Of q De
.necracy, but which gave Mr.. Lincol
1900 majority, has gone Democrat
,bygat at least half that number. aTh
adaysfter the election the abolitionist
claimed to.haye carried that State b.
10000 majority, but The returns fron
onlyhalf of the, State have nearly OBJ
liberated the majority Of the Presiden
tial election, and the full return vii
rsnkrIowa in her proper place in th'
Democratic column. - z,
These results have come down upor
oaropponehts like an avalanche; the,
cant comprehend 4 then, hselmr,aa and heac'
their maudlinexcuses and explanation
dsitoosks eaassas,s | I Results tss9a 4 genera
and overwhelming can .be1iattribute
bustc1a single cause, ana that iss
change JIM public sentiment;zibIo tai
sbeutysl4e soldiers absence being th
eausss oEss Democratic. victories, ,bssay
the Pisssburg Post, aaaudacious' nor
sense. The Democracy is compose
q, the bone and sinewaofs the eonatry
sativthis h. the class 'which Is in th
ege4 saTsssSS f9qiIDs sls ed o. ae{ti 3isii7Ai'
Mmy. rsrsw nj 7ii,aqa4 55olfsS oifa sdis
s's0I yesterday; ;Nosenibe z election t,t
NsyshSff New York, NeW1Jersey
MishigamnIllmoisj Missouri, Minnesd
ia, wiasaisia AID N ASA dhusaattss;; J; . ana u
if the rstuaspfsthe late scontestsal
ass4paiestler, We lnay TOOK I ID thei
.AE ksa ffaAff SaffJie fKisG Hf4 0iffAH gtl
Rrseven mora extraordinary sresaitl
Eveh Massachusetts, We ddiiot despai