Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-17
Republican Jolification.

\ large nnipbcr oe Republicans assem-
bled in indianapolis last Friday night to
rejoice over the success of the party and
the people, in the last election in this state
as well as Ohio and Pennsylvania The
people were addressed by Gen. Tons-
Browne, Col. Gordon, Gen Harris6tr
| Gov. Morton and Others
We find the following report of Gov
Morton's speech in the Chicago Tines
w e have conceded that ifthe republi-
can party carried Pennsylvania; Ohio. and
Indiana, III October, the presidential ques-
tlon was settled in favor Of Gen Grant
II, on the other hand, those three states
or TWO OF them were carried by the demo
| Gratis in October, it still left the Presi.
GENITAL question open, because many demo
I'crats from the first declared that thew
Woula not vote for Horace Greeley under
any circumstances. After campaign i'm
Which the democrats have worked with
desperation, and personal defamation
ana ealumny have been unwonted in ma
hSnlty especially in PENNSYLVANIA and
inGaana, IN pennsylvania has been carried by
81, ,0OO, and will give over $4,000 for Grant
and Will give more than twice that major
ity in November We carried Indinana
IN 1868 by only 961, though the real hon
est majority was probably not less
than 5000, and Gen Grant carried the
state by nearly 10,U00 the next month.
In 1870 the election went almost by de.
fault, and we We're beaten about $500
We entered this race with that majority
against Us. Mr. Hendricks started out
with the assurance that he would receive
10000 majority. Half dozen men who
lett the republican party announced that
they would lead over from l, 900 to $1,000
liberals to the democracy. The campaign
has been bitter; the assaults on Gen
Browne have been particularly malignant
and the result is that Gen Browne seems
as the figures are reported, to be defeated
by few hundred, while the republicans
have elected the lieutenant governor, Sec
retary of state, auditor, treasurer, and
other state officers, congressman at large.
10 or II in ali out of 13 congressman and
a majority in both houses of the legisla-
ture. lpredict that when the official count
is made, it will turn out that the state of
ticers | have named have received larger
vote then Mr. Hendricks, and that, if
electeu, nc has been elected by minority.
Indiana is republican. Mr.. Voorhees,
defeat is full of Specification. Elected
two Years ago by about 1,40O majority,
personally very popular, he has just been
defeated by about 800 majority He had
in congress and at home spoken his hon
est sentiments last summer. when he said
no honest democrat could vote for Gree
ley with any selt-respect, and the demo-
cracy then responded to it. His sudden
reversal of position and gross fattery of
Mr.. Greel Y when here, have been rebuk-
ed by his disguised constituents. Mr..
Niblack. too, who before had $500 ma
JOnty, has now, it is said, but 125, and it
is even reported that Mr.. Heilman, the re-
publican candidate, may be elected. So
ten. Manson, at Lafayette, has been de-
feated, and the legislature elected two
years lgo, the like (which We hope never
10 see again, Is now succeeded in both
branches by a republican majority. 1t is-
a substantial victory, full of results. In
November we shall give Gen Grant not
less than 10000, and probably 10000 ma
Jonty. The unplincipled, mercenary CO.
alitiOn has been dissolved. | am not sure
but the democracy would have been strong
er without the coalition. The Greeley
delusion has passed away like a noXious
vapor. Many of their papers have given
up the contest. The Germans in India
na have vindicated their intelligence and
No man owns them; no
politician carried them in his vest pocket
From the first l have believed they could
not be seduced from the republican party
and its principles. | have believed that,
taking it altogether, we received as many
German votes on Tuesdry last as at any
election.