The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-18
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We have given The UorTs bulletin
rrrb"fim, in order that our readers may see how
bad the case really is. Ohio-whch has gone
heavily Republican at every Presidential and
every Governors Election since there was Il Re
publican patty, and which, even last Fall, cleo
ted her Republican Governor 10y 1850 majority
is " put down as sure for Seymour and BIuir. -
Why not Vermont also
missouri gave Lincoln Z ,6.6 votes to 81.
G26 for Mcclellan, and at her las, election 1860
gave G2, Isl Republican to 4O,95S Democrat
We are quite aware tina! Prices army has re-
turned to the State, and is solid for Seymour
and Blair but not man of it can lawfully vote
and the Republicans hold the Rrgi>trics.-
Missouri may not give Grant quite 50 large a
majority Us Massachusetts will but she can
hardly fail to give him $1,000.
Kansas never yet failed to go largely Rcpub-
lican since the Missouri Border RutiiaMs stop
ped voting the Cincinnati Directory ut her polls :;
and at her last Governors election (IsGG)
thus proclaimed her convictions:
Craswford, r. 1850. Mcdowell, d. s,l5l.
Republican majority. --.......l1,2 l9.
Her vote for Congress was lust about the
Same. She will this Fall poll $4,000 votes,
whereof Grant and Coltax will have more
tlun 10000 majority. We do not guess this {:
We infer it from her whole past history.
wisconsin never yet gave an anti Republican
MA ority since the Republican party was form
ed, never chose M anti-Republican Governor,
delegation to Congress OF Legislature, and never
meant to choose IN anii-Rrpublicn L. S. Sen
ntor, though she WAS badly sold in the re.pcc-
ton Of james X. Dooltle. now Chairman of
the Democratic Congress Cu!nmittrv. Last
Fall, when every whittier Went against us, she
reelected her Republican Governor (Fairchd)
by AGA nm ority, and went Republican on
every ticket; this Spring, choose Republican
Judges on II light vote by some 5000 ma jorty.
The highest vote she ever cast was in 1860,
when Lincoln had 80 POP ma jority in an aggrc-
gate of 152,0lS. We believe she will this Fall
poll about 200,C00 votes, and that Grant and
Colfux will have over 10000 ma j0rty. IfDo0-
little were OH the othe, ticket. Wisconsin
would give over $4,000 majority against him.
We will not further pursue this anal ysis,
but simply state sunin,Uyily our own convic-
tionS
The only States that we consider morally
certain to vote for Seymour and Blair are Ken
lucky, Maryland and Delaware; and even Dol
aware migM be- carried for Grant il his friends
were It's active and Jealous rs they should be-
Kentucky will give the Republican ticket over
Sixty Thousand votes but, us her Rebels all
vote, while every cOiored Notwithstanding even
those who fought to put down the Rebellion
is DISTINGUISHED, we do not expect to carry her.
Were either the Rebels DISTINGUISHED or the
Blacks eniianchsed, she would vote for Grant (;
and so with Maryland
We shall not carry all the remainius States :;
but we shall zralously contest them all. and
hope to carry nj least thlee-lourihS OF their
Electoral Votes. \ good many of them are
beyond doubt. Vermont will give Grant about
three to one for Seymour Massachusetts at
least two to one; Tennessee at least as much :;
and we shall be disappointed it Maine, Ohio.
Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kansas, and
Michigan, do not each rive Grant more than
10000 majority. We kal" 10 give good major
tiles for Grant IN many other States; but
enough.
ally-thongl, bets prove nothing but the
confidence of the rartics-wc happen to know
that Republican from another State; who was
here when Seymour was Nominated left Sl0,-
600 ut the ST. NiehalaS To be invested on the
election nj Grant and Coltax, if any Seymourite
should have equal faith in the success Of his
ticket. We have not yet hcardNDt any ono "a.
ing for that money.