The St. Cloud journal., 1872-11-07

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NOTES ON TlIB R100110N.
! LA g. Cloud arssl,y's majority was
4s, while II. Q, Barbaak's majority Va
3l2-vhish sAsvs thas o Grant RspubM-
cans voted forNr. Burbank. How sbeut
'.sorshsads I"
1T must b very pleasant 70 Mr.. Gil
nsa 70 reflect that in his own Ward (ths
4th) hs ran 1 votes baAisd his party ticket,
while Mr.. Burbank, In his Ward (tAe 2d)
ran - votes akasS, et'his. partvs, tsslst.
That shows how each II The asa 10 sstssur
ID BY his nsiehbors. Ani further CON.
pszisen is no mere complimentary to tho
| other nsnbsrs sfs L The Ring. In J. &.
Vests Ward (ths lst) Ar. Gilman ran IS
votes bsAisd his ticket, and Mr.. Burbank
81 votes aAssd In T. G. MeClurs's Ward
| tths say Mr.. Gilman ran ls votes behind
his ticket, and Mr. Burbank ~ ahead. So
much for The Influence Of tho Ring in
| st. Cloud.
| lin the Second Ward N. P. Clarke sao-
oesdsd in getting in The votes Of about
twsaty train men Vhe had but just arrived
and Who vsrs not and never lad been res
idsats Of tho Ward. He hsd ,abeut thirty
more In reserve, cut fading he had ,nder-
taken too much Of job, dropped them in
disgust about noon ssd started for Brock.
! wsy. Mr.. Burbask's majority In the Sec.
ond Ward, on honest vote, would b fully
| forty.
| -"D. w." Gsrdo1, to whom u asslgnsd
the dirtisst Of the dirty work Of the Ring,
took twelve men to tho Fourth Ward On
Tuesday afternoon 70 vote Az their nance
were hot On the list, their votes wsss 70.
fused in accordance with tho lev. Cor
don bullisd and blusteesd around for ssns
time, and finally left. Som: ::sf tho mo,
said they were residents Of Wisconsin
while oerdsn wss sadsavorins to prove
them - residents Of The Fourth Ward.
One man ssid that 0srdea had offered
them dollar sseh ts 90 a.d vote. This
is ID. w." aordea's style.
quite . number Of indignant vetsro
tore The names Of arsslsy and Brown Of
from their tickets, bnt voted for the Prssi-
dsatial sl'ssars! -
Last evening . succession Of salutss
Wa fred in hoaor Of the glorious Grant
victories: Each burst Of the ''srtillery''
wss followed by rousing cheers for Bur-
bank.
Tho greatest rejoicing over the rssnlt
sf the Senatorial election prevails svsry-
vhsre-outside Of the Ring. Many even
Of those who felt constrained to vote for
Gilman are pleased with the result.
Every credit is due to the Republicans
Of tho Let and I'd Wards, St. Cloud, and
Of tho towns Of Maine Prairie, Sauk Gen.
tss, Ashley. Getty, Paynesvills and other
Republican towns which made 80 glorious
record for themselves On Tuesday. We
hope the Prsss will not delay in publishing
. full List Of tho names Of these Republi-
cans.
About the ''siokest" man in stssrns
seuuty il Wsndsla Msrz. Tue settlers in |
81. Wsadsla, l. s.ak, Brookwsy s.d those
towns in the woods have no further ~, for
a'm' .t.<HE":;
One solitary 0'Cenor vote Wa cast in
this town on Tuesday. c. ". Kingsbury
49, tha man who did the deed.
Tho Ring received tho returns from
Maine Prairie and sauk Centre With tears
in their eyes. The Fir.t and Second
Wards had been sad blows, but these other
towns, on which they had relied 80 cor
tainly, wsre erushers. They felt conf |
dent Of at least one hundred majority for
Gilman in Saok Centre, and to have Il cut
Edsvn to eieht was too bad indeed it was.
Tho Ring have made vile attacks on
Hon. N. 2. B,rnst, :iaseo1nestion With ths
discharge Of his duty - City Clsrk. Mr..
Barnes is known to 81 ! fair and honor.-
bio man, Who doe. his duty, inp.rti.lly-
n. P. Clarke was ladalling in some Of his
false atatsnsats yestsrday, whom Mr..
Barnes uns1peoted'y appeared, and Mr.. G.
Aastsasd 70 st out Of tho way without
waiting to finish his sentence.
~--~as - :r.>..s
&c. A. Gilman is no longer "a stranger
ta dsfeat.'' = I, 49, 80.
| hG
This '.sssw" H. bssn secured for .n e.
p'czing trip On which the Land O@es Ring
Will embark this week. Thsy ars to 70 in
s,sssA Of the votes which he'd bssa '.posi-
lively ssoursd'' for Gilman, but which h,
came about siz hundred shsrt Of est&i.r.
This craft is prev,sio.ed (priaeip.lly With
erssksss) tsr : long vsysgs. Il he sxpsdi-
tio.s /. seafehs ei 5. tAs1 North Pole
aad the - remains u Sir John
Pra.hli. wsre sa,.li.s compared - what
this go will bs. II some hslc:do, Or
mere fs9lilaf hsss shsala b missing from
eur streets for ths as1t three Or fsar years,
Fis.win - as'ssreseod that they srs absent
On this nouenfal srraAa. Daring this time
lae 1sxtteetith. hAlf- -bfssd eesil sslapfh
[-purehasess dspartsd-s.ep slsssd-oo.