The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-07
The vote of Indiana in the last two general el9o.


vote for county officers showed Democratic gains;
The same causes which operated favorably for
the Radicals in Ohio in 1856, produced, 10 great
extent similar results in Indiana. and still the De-
mocracy gained largely over their vote of1S64
The-reasons which induce US to look TO Ohioso
confidently this year, operate with. equal power in
Indiana, addedto. which we have The additional
strength arising, ,from,the personal popularity and
great abilities of Mr.. Hendricks as our Guberna-
,torial candidate With all these advantages in our
favor we cannot regard the result in the Hoosier"
State as involved in the slightest doubt
The above statement is satisfactory enough, and
emanales from source justly entitled to credit,
not only proximity to the great States
alluded to and consequent INSTRUMENTATION
with the people of those States, Sut from the char
acter and reputation always sustained by that
journal for truth and honesty But We sre dis
posed to go further, and make some extracts from
newspapers in different sections, for tho cnghten-
ment and. encouragement of our readers, and es-
pecially for the benefit of those tinid ones whose
counsel is ever derived from their greatest fears.
|, The FIRST extract presented is strong evidence
that the Radicals of New England are determined
to employ every means TO subsidize the country to
their OWN selfish ends, and is copied from the
National Lteiiigeneer:
We learn reliably that Alexander Mcclure, Of
Pennsylvania, is in the receipt from N ew England
of Sli5, 900 to capture Pennsylvania at the Octo-
her election Another installment is promised.
The figures look small for the purchase OF so great
a commonwealth about $500, 900 was expended at
home in Maine. Besides heavy sum must be
kept in hand for New Hampshire, where the fraud
uIcnt Jacobin majority was but between one ortwo
thousand last npring. The loading Radical trick
sters give up Connecticut. as We understand. VI
course there is continued Radical clamor from
Western States upon New England Having voted
untold gold 10 the manufactures of the East, to
the very crushing out Of its own purely agricul-
mral population. they cry out, under pressure from
tho Democratic hosts, "Help, or we sink " Vast as
are the monetary resources Of New England, whole
scns of people like those of the great States-and
par,;cularly the mighty West-cannot be sweryed
by temporary largesses from that allegiance to
truth right and duty, the triumph of which will
forever break the chains of most grinding bond
age.
The next extract is from the indianapolis Sen
tinel, and brings positive assurance that Indiana
will swell the tide of victory for the Democratic
candidates: In commenting upon recent demon
sration in that city, where thousands present
ind the greatest enthusiasm prevailed that jour-
nal says:
Ifthere ever had been any doubt as to the vote
of the State of Indiana. last Wednesday has effec
tually dispelled it, Indiana is sure for the Denoc.
raey in October and November next by rousing
maiorities! There is not only no doubt of the
fact, but. there isn't even shadow to hang doubt
upon The demonstration last Wednesday has
ST, uck terror into the hearts Of the RAIDS They
see the handwriting upon the wall, and their
knees, Beshnzzer-li like, smite each other as they
read their doom. The Journal of this city, while
strongly laboring to produce the impression that
our meeting was failure couldnot fail ne-ertle-
less to show It's ,srepitlaion and dismay, and calls
loudly upon .indolent Republicans to go to work
anu try to savc The State 10 Radicasm. Vain cffort
Let our friends abroad fully understand that Indi-
ana is indexibly, unalteraby and largely Demo-
cratic. and will give such sweeping majority for
the Democratic ticket next October as will put
teyond oil further doubt tho result of the Presidcn-
tial contest
Referring to the above paragraph We quote
again from the National Lntelligencer:
We have private information from high sources
in Radicalism their high priests give up the State
Hencsforth their efforts are to be bent mainly In