The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-04-12

In the spring elections there is evidence that
anaiicism is on the wane, and thatreason is again
about 10 assert her sway over the minds ofmen.
Thus far there is an evident giving way of the
Republican party. Even where they have TIL
umphed there is no signs Of their former strength.
They have, it ia true, carried little Vermont and
New Hampshire, but when we consider their loss
in the Granite State or their last years vote, it
is difficult TO see how it is possible that they can
carry it next year. The Re- ubican party, like
every other organization that lacks truth and
Justice rs its foundation stone, can never be long
lived. Such organizations may prosper for Il
WHILE as error sometimes prevails over truth,
| Dut SO soon az rHth is urghackled aud left free
TO ccmhrt it, its Journey is ended, and men
stand amazed that they SO long followed ''mon.
/ stcr of such hicous mren." The following ARE
1 the results Of the spring elections:
PRovlpENCE April The State election to-
| da, resulted in the success of the republican
| ticket
The vote was very light. The State officers
elected ATE Governor A L. Burnside; Ieuten-
art Governor Wm Greene; Attorney General
"r.'rr = y'r,; Secretary Of state, John X.
..'. ..'r .'IrDrrr GEORGE T T,N.
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-. J ~ /. ~.rnwn WIS elected may
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April 2.-lhc municipal
election o.day resulted IN the cleriUu of lhe
democratic ticket Icy 500 majority. L O'Nei
was elected mayor.
KrN,suA. Wis, April The city election to-
day resulted in the election Of NJ ii. Pcte, re-
publican. f. IN EUr.
ST LOUIS Mo April The election passed
off quietly to-day. Jas j. Thomas, radical, was
elected mayor 10y about 1900 majority. The
vote WAS light
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 2-The democratic
city ticket was elected to day by about 200
majority.
! CLEVELAND, Ohio, April AT the charter
election in this city yesterday, the democrats
elected their candidate for mayor, Stephen Buh-
rer, by five hundred ma ority ard gained tSo
! memhe-s of the city council from wards hereto
tore overwhelmingly republican. The democrat
c gain over the vote of last fall is about thirteen
hundred. This is the first election Of a demo-
cratic mayor in six years
ROME n. Y, April 1.-The charter election
to-day resulted in the election CT the entire dem
ocratc ticket, with gain Of two hundred over
last year. James Stevens. the democratic can
ddae for president, has five hundred majority.
The democrats elect six out of nine trustees.
CONCORD, N. H. April AT the special cleo
ton for mayor to-day, II plurality choosing, the
Hon. John Abbott republican, was reelected
| ST. Louis, April John A. Ialdcrman,
ani-radical, was elected mayor of Leavenworth
yesterday. Hon. Samuel Kemhle was elected
mayor Of Lawrence Kansas. Politics did not
enter into the contest.
! HARTFORD, April 3-We have full returns
from every town in the State. The vote for
! Governor is English, democrat, "a 1877; Haw-
| ley, republican, SO, sos English's majority go
The Senate stands II republicans and 10 demo-
Gratis the House l27 republicans and III demo-
It's.
HARTFORD, Conn, April s.-The democrats
have carried the city election by 600 ma jority
to-day. A gain Of 1870 since last Monday.
HAGERsrowN Nh April 8.-The democrats
and conservatives Of this city were entirely sue
ccssul at the municipal election to-day. They
carried their entire ticket for councilmcn by an
average majority of forty-seven votes over the
radical nominees.