Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-07
CALIFORNIA ELECTION
Governor, State Omcers. Leeisla-
Iure, and Two Out of the
Three. If not All the Con.
gressmen Democratic.
Ohio, Pennsylvania, and In
sahai diana Come Next.

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Ohio, Pennsylvania, and In
sat diana Come Next.
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Quick as the lightning's flash, faster
than the wind, joyful is the news which
sped upon the wires across the Plains,
that another State is born to the Democ-
racy. The land of gold has quit the
party of promises without fulfilment.-
From the mountains to the sea her sturdy
cons hail the glad tidings that Califor-
mia, in her Governor, her State officers,
her Congressman, and her Legislature,
which is to elect a United States Senator,
is Democratic. IN the late contest the
Democracy aspired to no divided em-
pire. They have swept the State from
centre to Neutrality-suspicious. plain,
valley and gorge-city, town, village and
hamlet. .t
Two years ago the radical Negro Suffrage
ties elected their Governor by 1872 maj
and still larger one on Congressmen-last
year the majority was still greater. The
Democracy now sweep the State, electing
HA1aHr Governor by many thousands
electing two, if not the three Congressman
EVERY man on the Democratic State
Ticket, and with them decided Demo-
cratic majority in the Legislature, which
secures an anti-Negro Suffrage Democrat
to the Senate of the United States in the
place of CoNNEss.
| HAIGHT, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, at the last accounts was 5000
ahead, with most of the Radical strong
holds in. That majority will be increased
But even if it is not, the change is SO great
as to be equivalent to a Democratic change
of over one hundred and fifty thousand
votes in Ohio.
The following dispatch tells the tale as
far as heard from: sV5- .r
WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. 6.
To Johs, G.. Thompson, Chairman Democratic
| Central C0nlg1aittee: 4 tr.,.
The following dispatch is just received
| from j. w. Denver, and is perfectly re-
| liable:
! "SAN FRANCISCO, September 5, 1867.
"California sends greeting to all Con-
servative citizens at the East, having elect
ed Henry FL. Haight Governor by many
thousand MISUNDERSTANDING in the foot.
/ yftltr m
| her example. The Legislature is Demo-
cratic, and the State is thoroughly redeem
ed Two Congressmen are elected. and the
third is believed to be. Let Ohio join the
columnl"
-a;s iqsS JosrPH P. HoGE, Chairman.
| JOHN MIDDLETON, Treasurer.
-s'S - ha THOMAS N. CAsEMAN, See'y.
San Francisco, late the stronghold of
Rsdicalism, gave Democratic majority
of 3,s3S-eyery ward but one being DEM
ocratic.
A San Francisco Radical sheet says the
success of the Democratic Ticket is
s. due wholly to the determination of
/ the masses of the Union party to rebnke
the immoral system of party management,
and to break down the corrupt combina-
threatened to ALLEVIATE honorable men, dis
pose of public property wrongly, and I'M
| pose extra burdens on taxpayers TOR the
benefit of SPECTATORS" "Ht
If this is the fact, and if these things can
make such change in small State, in
Ohio, where corruption has g boiled and
bubbled and o'er run the stew" it ought to
give the State to the Democracy by hun
dreds of thousands of majority.
Here, the party. management has beer
infamous-here, corrupt combinations have
been formed-here, public property has
been wrongfully used-taxes, raised for the
poor and friendless, seized and used by un-
scrupulons men, and the widows and ths
orphans of the soldiers left to starve-higf
and unnecessary taxes have been imposed
and the entire sympathy of the Republi
can party expended upon the Negro, in or
der to make him voter, and that, too, at (
sacrifice of the interests and the honor o
the White man. fgsa .-,--..--.
The example of Connecticut has been fol
lowed by California-the Democratic ma
iority of the former has been exceeded BY
the latter.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana COM
next, and their majorities will as much ex
ceed California, as California does Con
Inecticut. The base of the Democratic col
umn is firmly placed. AS State after Stat
wheels into line, the shaft will ascend, un
It'll the column of Democratic victories will
embrace the States of the North, and then
that most magnificent of all songs, frs
sung by angel voices, "Glory to God in tn
highest, on earth peace, good will to men,
will be the grand chorus, over Union save
and Union and a people again unitet
under the same Flag and the same Consti
tnt;on.c gI- - .E'i9B4i
The Effect of Evil COmmunica
| tiODS.