The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

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The Grand Politi vulsion:
T, Of tire. scenes and Incidents of
the election in the city Of: -:Phhai
Rdelphia, on Tuesday the. 4ge of
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E5s5Iast night Was-one negerto' be
Ef8rgetten1by the1Delnoc ocratiesparty
Sofs, FPhiiaaelpilia. 1t WAS zone in
which .eEerythings Of the past. aeas
Ftpegotten IN the. glorious. victory
| of today: The defeats: OF, the
past eight years ;had. no, weight in
Esabdning the great happiness that
existed IN the part +. :: at an early
E.hour an immense crowd assembled
lin 'front.' of the rooms of the Demo
eratiie tAssocia ion; E.at the corner
FefsNinth and Arch streets. The
scene there :beggefs description,
As the returns from :the several
W wards iil were ann nosnced,. showing
great Dem ecratic5 gains. in every
ward cheer aftcrsacheen rent the:
air.. air & he sstteets' were rendered
Iss1tterl9 mlpassibles sbgth he:imnense
Ethrong:aWe. saw one individual
Fwhe, walked along :; the streets
|slaa Ching as # he, were almost q
maniac, and he.erowaszs- around
| Joined IN the glad demonstration
,dfE victory ;ats1ast. Hats were
thrown ia the; ar, Eanak crcl1iefs
wased and enthusi;ism scarcely
ever feIt before pervaded the. mn
EBense' multitude there eZcongrega
ted A band, Of music appeared
I7aniiastf' the Sexcitement, : eHoMed
kby more ,fhan?a a regimentc of eiti-
zens, who gave. cheer after. cheer
for. Che white ticket and the
fsstiicSeess of the. Demo ocfatie party
sThe State returns, showing, with
EEfe PRESCRIPTIONS, great Democratic
fgains, were read and reeeixedsNith
Eeanluitaeas applause The crowd
was altiost mad ,sit b JOY and; Con.
Itinned in denfon ions pfd defight
until D.. very late hour Several
ward organizations ,headedsby i'm:
Epr 5mpta bandsr;of music, passed
the Headquarters, and were greet:
ca With great ehecring., :
umerous ward organic ations,
headed BY bands Of f music, : tender
ted voluntary serenadesl to this
EEgofdcep and TO the successful can
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f. They passed overs humber OF
5our prucipal< fhorong ghflres5: and
were received witt every: demon.
l.stratiHoh SofjoJy iins every locality.
LadiesRay ed shaira erehiefsz from
ttheirMindows: in .eyidene eeSof their
delight at tho result: "a Bonfirea
more naperous since the days of
Euniversa1 peace, lIlu1ninsted our
EeitV, and told. in .anmistable Ian
guages that. the dark night Of de
feat had passed, and. the glorious
sun of victory for the right had
lighted upon our banners.
phe w ashington correspondent
Esof 4he evv ~ ork Herald specu-
liates on the heintentions ofthe. Presi-
dent, as sfelewA:x r. -, . ,f,.'s
When nitzbecalne sapparent t: that.
the city had gonesagaiast the RadE
Gals bY,a 4decisiyes.maj joritg,s indE
eating their probable defeat in the
the State, much satisfaction was
expressed by the President and
all others. MIR. Johnson, however,
has taken the matter much more
coolly than those about him. He
expresses the belief that the evil
dent reaction against extreme radl-
calism in Pennsylvania, where 1T
has been the most rampant and
violent and openly threatened re-
volution, will have the effect to
check the ultra policy hitherto
forced upon Congress by the crack
ofthe, Radical whip, and will very
probably bring about settlement
of the country. He thinks that II
Now, York GOES aoainst the Radi-
cal Republican ticket, the tide may
be turned and the present dltfl-
culties overcome. He regards the
defeat of the constitutional amend
ment in Ohio, if it should really
be lost, as covering the whole
ground of the issue of negro supre-
macy, and deciding it against the
Radical programme.
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