The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-15
Bayonets Won't Win in the North!
New York Repudiates Grant
and his Sing Sing Marshals.

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New York Repudiates Grant
and his Sing Sing Marshals.
TaE DEMOCRATS GAIN NINE
TEEN MEMBERS OF CON.
Z GRESS, sa ssp ases
Negroes and Federal Bayonets De-
feated in Alabama, Delaware and
!, Missouri.
The following returns Indicate the re.
suit of the elections held on the 9Th inst:
New York. =
HorHMAN, Democrat, is elected Gov
ernor by from 80, 900 to $4,000 majority.
The Legislature is Democratic, probably,
by a small majority: The Democrats
gain three Congressman. So much for
GRANTS bayonets. as.t
= ~ Wisconsin.
The Radical majority in the State is
about 5000. es4 E,aa u
The Congressional delegation stands
Radicals 4, Democrats 2 Democratic
gain of one. - sri so vsg i5s5
Louisiana. a
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-It is stated
that three hundred persons are supposed
to be counting votes in the city, and re-
|eeiye So per day, The, Times says the
reason why the election returns are not
counted with promptitude is simply So
day and an interest in the issue. The
official returns will be in, We presume,
ABOUT Christmas. AS the ballot-boxes
are in charge, principally, Of Republican
officials, no fears are entertained but that
they will reduce the majorities..
gY Kentucky.
In Kentucky the Democratic ascen
dency, despite the adding Of $4,000 Ne
| gro votes, has been most gloriously
maintained We have seven Democrats
certainly elected to Congress cut Of pine,
to which the State is entitled, and vii
probably elect the other two. s. !,
Missouri.
/ BRowN, Liberal candidate for Cover
nor, is elected over MCCLURE. GRANT
candidate, by 10000 majority. The
Democrats gain one member of Con
gress. Another Administration defeat.
4 me, Virginia. NJ
Returns very meager; but we presum
GRANr's bayonets and Negro voters car
fied the State for. the Radicals. gss !
i BE New Jersey.
The Radicals have q majority in botf
branches Of the Legislature, and cleo
three out of the Eve Congressman. Th
Negro vote overcome the usual Demo
cratic majority.
Carried blythe Radicals, with a gain Q
| four Democratic members of Congress
THE present Congressional delegatio
stands, Radicals. IL; Democrats, 3;
4 the next Congress it will stand. Radicals
Il z; Democrats, l..
4 ~ .a;..,s sa..a : n.,or;.v n ~
State. The. Congressional delegatio
stands Radicals s.; Democrats -
DeMooiAs'' a.a.
] n, .s,,.s a"a h;.n...o .t,onr,,
'1 IN, =
pemos.a0' nas A -
neasy aSssro sose' sue Nepoon0ans Aa'
nopes ol carrying oue 'ney nave D.e
oisappoineeo' we nave Demo0sa''
Governor, LEGISLATURE ana sohs1essme'
4 massachusetts :
Il AauicSl u souise.
t In fennessee there has been. as CON
Sid, .ho ,ost Cnbor,ator;al an
: r...:an., aiaot;,,r. J ma. hr;,li.,
8 y 49, Th.ro NO. th.n : pad;caI Co,
8 ,a,a p.a;r,, ,daleoa,ion n co,
t . ~. - :, :, 10 hara e,ected i Gamer.
4 RnowS Governor. Democratic Legis
lature, and six Of the eight members
. Conofess, being a Democratic gain {
!, 6va
Rhode Island.
I Radical majority. This State is cor
! tro,,ad nv spa1eur 4 Co.manufacturer
Marv,and
Tn MARYLAND. where the same atr,
e;ous ,n;I;tarv ;nfluence as in New YorI
and whore 4 very LARGE negro vote h.
heen added to the nolls, we have won
,no.st tfipmntant acknowledging SwAs
I and aAacHEsR,ou Congressional nomine
IN Baltimore. by large majority.
Naroao
!. s rha .,aot;on 81 Rs.nIr Democrat
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