Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-10

Additional returns of the elections
in the North on Tuesday all go to swell
the immense majorities and gains OF the
Conservatives in every quarter, The
results at first indicated are now placed
beyond doubt The hopes and expec.
tations of the most sanguine are con-
frmed. The old Keystone State has
filed into the Conservative ranks with a
majority Of thousands. Ohio has re-
duced her immense Radical majority to
mere shadow, if she has not wiped it
out altogether. Iowa has done equally
nsble work, aud has placed Radicalism
upon so slender support that by another
blow she can render it powerless and
PROSTATE. The two great cities, Philadel-
phia and Cincinnati, have thrown heavy
weights into the scale for the rising
cause. Philadelphia alone gives over
5000 Democratic majority, or gain Of
upward of 5000. For additional returns
we refer the reader to our noon dis
patches in our telegraphic column.
OF the election and its result in Ohio, the
Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday says !:
The result of the great political ground
swell that is now heaving and tossing
the political elements, and which is bury
ing beneath its swell the Radical crew
who have been rioting over the liberties
of the people, and trampling under foot
every thing that American people hold
dear, viii be valuable lesson and ad-
monition to political demagogues, trick
sters and knaves, for all time TO come.
The people will bear for time great
| burdens and sacriGces-submitt to almost
every thing for the sake of internal
peace and domestic union. But their
| patience has been outraged They have
seen a set of men deliberately band
themselves together to destroy every
veslige OF freedom-eyery principle that
was cherished by the fathers of the Re
public. The people have risen in their
might against these men. They deter
mine to hurl from power the tyrauts who
seek the overthrow of liberty. They
will long be remembered as a great day
in the history Of Ohio.
Ii will be remembered as a day when
freemen took counsel together and
struck a decisive blow for the salvation
of the country. Il was day which
indicated that the Democracy were
reaching The end Of the wilderness where
they had been so long sojourning.
The Democracy Of Hamilton county
if not entirely successful, have nobly
done their duty. This county has beer
the headquarters Of Radical fanaticisu
and corruption. Ii has been the plac'
most infested by the pimps Of tyranny
and spies Of corruption. Ii has been tbs
headquarters Of military tyrants and thu
seat of military prisons and bastiles. Bu
= these days OF military dictation have pas
+ sei away in Ohio. Political bastiles 6lles
, with innocent men as a punishment FOL
their political views will not in future b.
9 allowed to exist. The people are return
E ing TO free speech and free elections, anC
. they will take good care that they vii
not lose them IN the future as they hav,
in the past All bail the dawn Of IN,
: better era which the election indicates
D The State is close aud doubtful We d
: not despair Of Judge Humans election
The returns Of The election 10 Indiana
} where only county officers we're bein
E chosen-ihough ovcrshadoWed By %
D more important contests in her sisie
7 S,aies-should not BE- altogether over
E looked. Every county heard from give
D large Democratic gSinA