The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13
The Result.

The election IL over. General Grant 10
the Prssiden, elect. The October elections
decided the contest The failure OF the
Democrats TO CORY either Of the great
s s,es Of Pennsy lvsnis, Ohio and lndis ma.
foresaadowed the result Of the Presidential
election. When the rssult 10 those States
W as announced the people regarded the Prs
iden,isl election ~ a toregone conclusion.
IL addition 10 this, the course Of the New
York World, The Naionsl In,elllgencer aud
olher papers 10 Recommending chsnge o
candidates had the Effect to increase the
apathy and indifference on the part Of Dem.
ocrals that The OclOber elections had pro.
duced.
Radcsl:sm hss i'iumphed. The election
OF Gro1t and Colux gives 10 the Radical
party the complete control OF the Govern
ment. WI h the Radics leaders nov rtsis
The responsibility Tor the successful acminis'
ua'ion OF ,he government. II tney fail in
r.'rench,ng the public expenditures, T. due
country and restoring general prosperity,
hey will be without excuse. Having ub
tain,d all that they asked from the pc. pi.,
sup,, macy IN every department. Of the gov
err m-ni, 'hr sucrt,stui parry " IA be held 10
. street - sponsblhi;y tvr .he must that has
teen cunfided to il.
We g. Il ct The sentiment OF The great
mass OF The D-no crate party when We sly
that there VIII be 10 iuciious exposition to
the Incoming administration. yer ago
General Gtun, cuulo just ~ we'll have been
the Drmvcfa,c candidate 'or the P'.sidrn.
IS he subsequently be.sme the RepuoncSn.
HIS ante, eoen,s sre Democratic. HIS pohI.
ical etucs tion and sympsihles ~tre with ,hr
. ID school D-n.ocrscy. HIS report up"o he
po i'icsl r,uslion 10 The S .uihern States h
lev months after the war show I'd hun Ia BE-
q man ui liberal views aud & ne'ou- semi
mrnis. And his tprms VI c,rituniun with
L gSve eviderce OF a srce,e desire ior
the restoration OF peace end natural uniiy
|. II Genersi Grant dues not assume The psr'i
10 the general welfare OF the country, b,
MilI make reputation rs 4 c,vilian more ~
I. during ,hhn he mlisry rrno~ n. No pub
> lie msn has ever bao a better opportunity !.
! be useful, TO become . b.nefoclor 10 h.
> country, than the President eiec'. 10 d.
> go, bo~evrr, he mus, steSr Gear from psri,
n rnmmeis and irVm the psi,xso u huenc,
ihsI will seek TO controI HI. administration
al II such shvu!c be his course the ID. mo
port IS the party whose voice elect. bn
out whose csndidste he was from bece-sii
aud not lrum choice. The Democratic psr
" will give General Gan, al The supper
that their constitutional ouiiysiious 81
heiI duty az ci'zebs cemsud. Again
Rsdcsli,m, however. in all tie iorm-, tn.
~lll continue 10 fight, believing that he di
'inclive principles o. policy oI tue kadc
parry 10 he alike detrim- NAL TO tho pub
welfare md drsiruciive to ire Cover. men
We accept the result Of the election
!, The verdict OF the people, slthou.h obtsin'
by q representation OF the views end il
/; .n,iuns q The Democracy. and throus
.. isepu,nbe and di-hones, agencies II
should come, how,vsr, from the choice
the people the Democratic party Will
tree from the responsibility.
Indianapolis Sentinel.