The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-11-14
Our Exchanges on the Result.

We give below extracts from some Of our
exchanges, both Republican and Democratic,
on the result of the late election:
The Republican party of Baltimore coun-
ty-.ike the boy who wrested with Bill-has
succeeded in throwing the Greeley party
down on top of Baltimore COUNTY Union
(Rep)
The Radical vote was well polled but few
remaining home, whilst hundreds of our vo-
tiers absented themselves, some because they
felt sure the whole Democratic ticket would
be elected, whilst others We're generally in
different The Democracy was not, in this
campaign, imbued with the esprit du corps
which actuated the Radicals, though all our
meetings were remarkably well attended
Where aparty isproverbialy successful, with
n large majority to work upon, it is hard to
get II full vote, unless some important and
! vital question actuates them To express their
sentiments by casting their IoaCOntoion
journal (Dc'n.)
Dead Grceleyism arose from IFS grave in
| Baltimore county last Tuesday, laid aside
its grave clothes and actually had the te-
merty to double up its fists and walk into
radicalism with such vim, that the happy
fellows who have been joyiully preaching
the funeral sermon of Democracy, seriously
contemplate, in view of the fatal injuries
|
| placed in the grave where they supposed the
| Democratic corpus was permanently and
safely reposing. Well we will not taunt
them with funerals if they will behave them
selves and quit telling stories about us; but
we want the RAIDS to remember that we only
refrain from poking fun at them in consider
alton that they put on their good behavior,
and quit talking about us being dead, and
they being the rcfOrmcrs.-1 0usOnt0arn Her.
ald, (Dem)
That staunch and able Democratic journal,
the Westminster, AdCOcote crows Justify over
the result in Carroll. 1t says:
in this county we have CALAMITY won
the most signal triumph ever achieved in
Carroll. We not only had to contend
against the Radical party, but also against
serious, determined and persistent detection
in our own ranks which gave "aid and COM
fort to the enemy" stimulated them to re-
doubled activity, and buoyed them up with
high hopes of success. But mark the result
the allies were routed, HORSE foot and
Dragons" This result, as the good news
| began to pour in on the night of election, en-
kindled in every Democratic bosom the
! highest enthusiasm, and a scene of the widest
| jubilation cnsued ever witnessed in West
Minister which was kept up till 4 o'clock in
the morning
The Cecil Wig, (Rep) is apparently
very much astonished and disappointed at
the Democratic victory in Cecil county,
which it ascribes to fraudulent registration,
fraudulent voting and the free use of moncy
to seducc the truly loir' from allegiance to
their party. Its chagrin is only natural,
perhaps, and the Democrats of that county
can afford to smile at it,
/ The HaGre Republican modestly says;
The grand council of freemcn is over, and
the results are before the public. 1--WE have
met the enemy and they are" not ours" or
rather the people of Maryland have deiber-
ately voted to continue the old plunderers in
office. All we have to say is, that if the
Democrats can standit we can. 1t has been
demonstrated clearly, that the present rule is
| at best a costly luxury, but the people-the
final court of appeals-have decided that it
is worth the price, and we bow as submits
sively as possible to their will.
Says the Kent Meas, (Dem.):
When we take into consideration the adj
verse influences which we have had to en-
counter in several districts, and hehcrculean
efforts made by the opposition TO get control
of the county, we think we have done re-
markedly well.
The result should inspire the white people
of the county with renewed confidence in
their ability to overcome any opposition
which they may have to encounter in the
future, and with fresh determination to
maintain the asCcndancy of the white mans
party in Kent.
The Cecil Democrat bears lis honors
meekly. 1t says
The victory achieved by the Democratic
Conservative party on Tuesday was so sig
nal and overwhelming that we feel no dispo-
sition to jeer defeated foe. OF course, for
our friends sake we let chapman" have
his crow out, as he is fully entitled to this
opportunity of ledeeming his reputation for
veracity-jeoparded by his rather hasty flap
ping ofwings last year over tic old North
State. Victory with us is not the triumph
of men, but of principles.
Large Democratic gains are announced
all over the country. Sick almost unto death
Of Radicalism and its knaveries, the Ameri
can people have at last awakened to the ne
cessites of the hour and the enormilies of
the party which rides rough shod over the
dearest rights and liberties of the people,
which has engulphed the whole country in
the gloom and suspense of great financial
crash, which has condemned to starvation
thousands of poor honest working men and
women and which will unless deprived of
its fearful power undoubtedly bring the great
American Republic to an untmely and dis
graceful dcath.-ENicott CUy Times, (Dem)