The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

tho late election in New Hamp =
lire. !.
The election ia New Hampshire.
esultcd in favor Of the Radicals I
v q decreased majority. The f,
tats was carried by the induesce
money and importation OF votes
.om adjoining States.
Nothing could show more per-
sctly the utter discontinue of the
,ops, than this gingerly handling
i the subject; and when it is re
collected that tho best estimates
,Iace the money loss Of tho "Demo'
,rats," in the Now Hampshire cam
paign, in betting and attempting
10 buy votes. at sl5O,OOO, the state
Of mind in which they approach the
subject may be imagined not dc.
scribed.
The gallant Governor Hartman,
who has just been reelected IN
New Hampshire, gives a version Of
the conduct Of the campaign to
which we are disposed to give full
credit. In O. speech at a public
meeting of rejoicing over the re-
suit he said:
We wore met in this election by
tha DemanraSy, Who s~oro Oo"f-
dent Of triumphant victory We
we're met, routed, rcpulscd and
beaten all out of sight before elcc,
tion. The trustworthy Democrat
ic canvass gavo them a solid ma
iority Of 1900, and their enthusias-
tic orators placed the majority very
much higher. The deluded voters
of that doctrine were simple enough
to believe that such party, with
such record. could ever be sus
tanned BY the State. We have 81
lenced and put them ut rest. They
can read their well earned doom
4 in the history Of tho Tories OF tb,
Revolution and their Sons viii
ho fortunate, indeed ifthey escape
Ifnliko tho sons of the Tories o
the Revolution, tho disgrace tina
attached 10 their fathers mus
henceforth attach to them. Ap
plause The sympathizers will
treason have labored to carry lh
State as men never labored before
; Nothing has been left undon
; which the ingenuity Of man, goad
ed on to desperation by the JUS
charge Of afii iation with rebels
could devise They have resorted
to devices OF every kind, aud th,
= most malignaut personal abusa. !
r is well known with what ferocit
[ have been pursued; but, than
God, | have asked no quarter. an
have had mono to give. Ap
y plauso Thoir> abuse has onl
c strengthened me; ard they no.
!. have the Christening satisiactio
- Of knowing with what contemI
, many Of their acts arc received b
. tho honest people Of New Ham,
" shire, CApplausc My competit'
N has maderepoaled pilgrimagcs
&. Washinglon--,he has relied on II
White House. and believed in Al
- drew johnson. whllo we relied o.
D. the voters, their wives, their Sol
u and their daughters believing
Of Ged and tho people. Applause
II is better to trust in tho LoI
/, than to put our confidence in pri
cos. GLaughter and applause
n rhoy have invoked the mystic a
u. Of secret organizations, and mat
4. TO lhcmsclves friends Of tho mar
80 mon Of unrighteousness. al
thought to be taken thereby
30 everlasting political habilatior
M Tboy have nude great houri
H. Of trumpcts over now born Co
vorts to the JoR. Davis Democrae
One army officer was picked up
80 the street, paid his price, and
ho dirty song put in his mouth; b
J. his paid efforts have proved fru
u less, They have broughtto M
hampshire and placed upon I
stump as instructors some OF u
e. viIcst worshipers OF tho Lost Cat
I'D that tho earth bears up, but The
a. efforts have proved iruitlcss, i
=, my countrymcn. how noble
M ,'s spectaclcl The Union Republic
II party has stood frm and ammo
ia, cd as tho mainland whom tho d
"a. tant swell rolls in upon II.
,v much the Democratic party x
y by being false TO itself and rec
ant TO tho country. The record
that party, II seems to me, is ru'
n, II died at tho rebcllion; died
he wept, unhonored aud unsung.'