The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16
TEE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
Demooraoy TrIumphant !

Democracy Triumphant
Radicals and Radicaism on the Van
ish-Life in the Old Land Yet
Returns from The late northern elections
are highly encouraging. Where whole
States have not been swept by the Democ-
rscy from one extreme to the other UMPIRE
eedented gains come looming up in grand,
crushing proportions, scaling the radical
party and its monstrous heresies We give
below as full and authentic account Of the
overwhelming victory as possible at this
date, and shall impatiently awaite the ofici-
al summing up Of the carefully counted vote
cast in each State on last Tuesday week
NEW YoRR-New York State has gone
Democratic by 10000 majority The radi-
cal majority last year was Is, 789 showing
Democratic gain of $1,000 In the legis-
late the Democrats have a majority Of nine
on Joint ballot, which viii secure to them a
United States Senator to succeed Mr.. Nor
gan. radical
MAssAcHUsETTs.-W radical last year
by 90, POS majority this year the majority
for the same party will not exceed $4,000,
showing Democratic gain of $1,000. john
Quincy Adams was the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, and though beaten, car
ried Boston by handsome majority.
NEW Election for legislature
only The last Assembly stood thus:
Scuate-Radicals..
" Democrats. ..
House-Radicals ............33,
Democrats ..........27.
Ten radical and FIVE Democratic Senators
held over. which left six to elect The Dem
ocrats elected ali of these, thus securing a
majority Of one in the Senate besides this
they have majority of fourteen in the low
er -ouse The radical majority last year
was 1895; now the Democracy carry the
State by 10000 majority gain of over
1900 votes
Administrations Democratic from cen
ter to circumference. Large gains in every
county. Every Office in the State filed BY
en- opponent Of shoddy thieves, negro wor-
slippers and poor man robbers
WIsCoNsIS- gain Of 10000
votes. Radicals elect a Governor by 5000 ma
jority Latest dispatches say the Democrats
will have majority in the legislature on
joint ballot This body will elect a success
sor to Senator Doolittle, who, by-the-by is a
one horse Dem ocrat.
MINNEsoro.-Negro suffrage beaten by a
decided majority. Large Democratic gains.
KANsAs.-Heavy Democratic gains in ev-
cry county. Gibson county, the home of
Senator Pomeroy, heretofore radical, goes
Democratic by considerable majority
Lenvenworth city and county gives about
800 Democratic majority, and seven out Of
nine representatives. The radicals have a
very small majority in the Legislature last
session their majority on joint ballot was
seventy three Women and negro suffrage
is beaten by 10000 votes
MISSOURI Election held in Third Con
gressional District to FIJI vacancy occasioned
by the death Of Hon Thos. T. NOEL, radi-
cal NJ. c. The Democracy elected General
Mccormack, thus beating rudicalism even in
outraged Missouri.
ILLMoIs- Throughout this State returns
of the county and city elections, which took
place on the 5th, indicate great Democratic
gains, and a speedy redemption of that com
monwealth from the dirty clutches of the
dirtiest party that ever disgraced this dirty
age. Last year the radicals carried the en-
tire State by a majority of 55,9S8.
As a result Of tho October and November
elections, the Democrats of the North have
gained nearly THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND VOTES Shakespear says
Thare is a tide in the affairs OF men.
Which, taken at food leads en- to fortune
The Democracy have taken the tide and are
gliding over new made radical graves as ca
silly as a feather rides the air. Poor RAIDS
70 yo,u- holes gitI