The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14
THE ELECTIONS YEsTEnDAy.

The dispatches VIC publish this morning, in
addition to those received by the Associated
Press came to US from perfectly reli,blc
sources; and they Indicate In unmistikablc
hgures that the three great States have goac
TT the Republicans by dCcIslvc mNioritlcs.
This result Is not unexpected, though II WAS
feared that the large importatlons Of roughs,
towlics, reporters and sCOuGdrels into these
:'tNtos, and the large number Of fraudulent
natural 4HtiOn papers which had been issued,
might possibly oveTslsw the legal votes and
place in jeopardy the holy cause of peace In
these free Commonwealth. AL that fraud
bribery ard corruption could do was done by
the unpriuciplcd adhcrents Of Seymour and
Blair to carry these States for new rebel.
lion; but thanks TO the noble frccmcn who
have come TO the rcFcuc, and IN spite Of tho
maehtnat!Ons Of the cnenmy, n Victory has
been achieved Of signal and glorious purport,
which will carry dismay into tho camp Of the
opposition and teach them lesson which II 10
hoped may be salutary. At any rate the coun.
try Is redeemed, sEd PcHnsylvAnia, Ohio and
Indians have sill spoken In thunder tones, and
the tevolutiOGists, CorIerkcsGs, rebels, now
lie prone, and Ecncslor;h must liic the Gust
aud gna" the!r tongues in anguish. We 10
NOT cSp' Ct they viii repent, fOrtAH: isAYiTtue
Of which tHCy are rot capable.
Inc g"!Hs which our friends have made IA
PeEnsyl,auIl, even l.. sIItc Of the Immense
irahIs, Indicate ur We have e+rr.pl that
state hy At least 1000 majority. In the
buckeye state our majority VIII be 81 least
'y,Ovo, and 1t may reach 5000. General
Schcnck tcIcgraphs that he 10 elected over
that arch traitor and CUusummate rebel, VAL
lnndISh"H1, and We have tic most gratifying
intelligence that sam Cary il defeated In The
aec"Ed t.u.!Huau distinct This IS among
Tie - ~ an.
'hto. benjamin EggcstUn. that sterling Re-
IHb!l'Hu, ~ surely elected IA the Fret dis
ttlct. Ohio hts covered herself with glory.
In fAI!ate'phia, our ffiend. have done lilly
We elect four out Of i've Representatives 10
this city. Colonel Thomas u. Florence Ia de-
iesttd BY Hon. Charles U'Sril; the latter has
100 majority. Mr.. Florence. calculation,
were At fault, and he Will hardly take 4 sea.
IN She foriy-hr,t Congress.
In Indiana, Hendricks Is defeated, and 20 IL
hAn Eor'hr's, and the state Viii not fail to
'""' ~ - .e.s. :. w shortly los the RupuU.
Il. ais.
some OF our neighbOTs weT0 very jubilAut
over their fabr.cAted dispatches Of Democratic
SAins last night, and they must havo the sat.
isiaction Of knowing this morning that the
only good purpose which their decnivinr pol
Icy subserved, was 20 lead their friends to bet
'heir money and lose 1t. So much !Jr their
promises and lying tclcgI.ns
The field ia now clear for November, aud
Grant I'D COl!ax's election is An assured fsct.
Much moro might he said upon this aus.
picious result, but we must cvatent ourselves
with referring our readers to our telegraphic
columns. Read and rejoice, for the victory 10
ours, and peace AID goUi g0VcrnEsn' are maze
certain.
We are Indebted ~ Jane, X. Young, esa.,
the gent!emauly chief u the Tr,5ua, bureau
1" ILLS city, FOR many important dIsp.'ckss