The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-11
41itllmond 1ljspatth.
nrinionS of the PROSE-,


'.E gained largely upon their vote Of last
.,~ gnt in most places have handsomely
.,r, their opponents. They have car
va PENNSYLVANIA 10y majority Of at least
,,ra thousand, and swept that Radical
...,-ho.d. Philadelphia, so thoroughly
IA. ilcrc seems to be nothing left OF RAJ
..,rs1, in the city. In Ohio they have
..sg.,1 the proposed amendment to the
...a Constitution extending the elective
.,ts>r 10 negroes, aud possibly have
.la~,cs their State ticket. From Indiana
~ lava very mcarrc reports reach us,
r.., ,lr,.v are echoes Of the good news from
.,.,,.,yiyaria and OAio. Who could ask
ar more
H.. the news which VIC print this morn
.., We the signal fox rejoicing all over the
..,1a,rv. and lei it inspire all true men
,..a-vw.c9c with fresh confidence IN the
her. second thought OF the American
one. which, thanks to an ovcrrullng
r.,rr1rrcc. never yet has failed to resume
l., srav over temporary passions, however
,.,ua- they may have been.
Tine clouds were ri.tcd last spring when
v,r.ra,iSm was beaten IN Connecticut.
Tie heavens grew brighter when we heard
n tie Democratic victory IN California,
,.l now the Sky is clear. Patriots every
where thank God and take courage.
r~op me Nov York Herald, October tIndj.
TucGuiyocal protest against the con-
...gcd rule Of the Radical party anywhere,
FER any purpose, seems 10 bc the sub
,4,cc Of the decision given at the polls
....cr,lay in Pennsylvania and Ohio. In
lt.. the great Republican party is, like
1.,lc-rv. Zone that hath had losses" aud
NV losses too: while the chosen mca-
.n-r Of the RadicalS-thc amendment 10
.c state constitution giving suffrage to
Vie .rgrocS-i, certainly lost. Ohio will
f...y 10 more Of the party that inpudcItly
Asses lis niger supremacy policy to the
s.nity Of the " main question" Such is
a.rcrAr declaration Of her people. The
r,cl, Of the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Ohio-a sound Union soldier,
Msa>c war record was relied upon to
AS all the strength Of his party
slows how complete is the change Of
.,pu.ar sentiment, and gives the strong
IS, expression to the purpose Of the
n.a,.c 10 withdraw their support from the
.o.,icl! organization that has abused such
,ralG opportunities. Ohio declares against
wing the suffrage 10 uiggcrS, and if this
Cardinal point of Radical policy could
lave been carried anywhere, it was Ill that
STATE. This result, therefore, shows how
. were the fears OF our own radicals IN
..aoug this pet measure out Of the reach
* lie people, IL lurking the Constitution
med 10y the Radical convention.
Philadelphia is completely swept by the
,.mea,s adverse to the Radicals, and the
result Throughout the State Of pcnnsylva-
MA shows rs clear rising OF the people
a.lnst party and RaGicalisn as the result
+. Ohio.
F1a,4e Philadelphia Inquirer tRcp), oc;obor9 ..
Tie city OF Philadelphia has been car
,I hv tie Democrats, who have elected
whole city aud county ticket by ma
.-..fcs varying from ,233 up 10 1855.
II regard to the Legislative ticket there
/. ,ogpt: hu. in several districts in which
.r.ah..clg, wyrc elected last year Demo
rlt,w3ll now hc returned. The result in
The Third Senatorial district shows that
DuI 4. NagIc, Democrat, has been
elected, which is no gain, the district hav-
fin, been Democratic Tor many years.
Irr.ayd to lhr Councils, 1t IS certain
Tia, Democrats win replace The RcpubIi-
rr>m acycru! wards, but rs two-thlrdS
hold over in both branches, there Will still
t.a Republican majority IN both cham
I.r.. The whole number Of votes p"!lcd
mn... tie ticket for sheriff was l0i, G2l,
na. about 800 less than last year.
HM.e Ul,c been several causes which have
l.m.aorI this state Of affairs.
F-Mtaa Philadelphia Aso t@cm.). Cctu5er9.
Normany Years We lave not been able
rn,ynt our readers with such crafty
ucmtvHEcucc as is conveyed in the re
..s., ul tn,. election OF Yesterday. The
D,rot rhjiadclPhia-thc Gibraltar OF IA
uc..,as-wiih every influence that money
and place could exert against the Demo-
,u.r party, has elected every city and
,#aty officer nominated by the Demo
uS hY substantial and in some instances
enormous maioritics. The value OF such
.Y.,ory can hardly he told. If the OK
mnU,uf the city is followed throughout
r.. state. AS We believe it has been, and
inflated in other States, as we hope it
N. be-. the extreme measures OF RADICAL
a.will cease 10 have tcyrorS, for the pco-
@nNiIl have taken the matter OF sustain
.,Ne President into their own hands,
..l voc hctile those who resist them.
OF the scenes and incidents OF the cicc-
lalu the city Of Philadelphia, the Age
says:
LAST night was one never to be forgotten
.g,hr Democratic party of Philadelphia.
..aas one in which everything of the past
Was forgotten in the glorious victory of to-
l4. The defeats OF the past eight years
lduo weight in Subduing the great hap
assth1t existed in the party. At an early
a.g an immense crowd assembled in front
The yU0ms Of tho Democratic AsSocla-
ID, Il, the corner Of Ninth and Arch
s.ug,s. The scene there witnessed beg
&C.,, description. AS the returns from the
several wards were announced, showing
ra., Democratic gains in every ward,
C..rr a.:vr cheer rent the air. The streets
N@c rendered utterly impossible by the
.@3c.>r l&Ioug. We saw one individual
N.9wA.GvI along the streets laughing as
" be- We're almost a maniac, and the
Ca1d around ioincd III the glad de-
la-Nga,lon of victory at last. Hats
We've thrown in the air, handker-
'*els waved, and enthusiasm scarcely
'.st ici before pcrvadcd the immense
multitude there congregatcd. A band of
~~s!c appeared amidst the excitement,
.-o"cd By more than a regiment of citi-
KS who gave cheer after cheer for the
"~.tc' ticket and the success Of the
~9craHc party. The State returns,
way with lev exceptions great Demo
.e gains, %crc read, and received with
...E.N..> .rVttu>t. TIN. crowd was
,, mad with JOY, and continued
approximations Of delight until Il very
~-s Aoar. Several ward organizations,