, 1873-11-13

H1mHo0p Mu.s
Elections held this year settle the politics Of
tho Senatorial succession for California, Ohio,
Maryland, Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas.
Elections next year dotormino NIL tho roBt. The
Opposition carry every ono Of the Scnatorshipe,
40 far, oxcopt Mississippi.
Tho Wisconsin State journal Nepublican)
filings out largo hint in this, hit WHO 1t will
sayiug:
pe likely to open tho eyes Of large number Ut politl-
clam IS to one Of the GAUGES OF tho Republican de-
Somc OF tho returns from towns in Dano
County, outside Of Madison, ought also 10 open
the Dyes Of a largo number of politicians rs to
one Of tho Causes Of the Republican defeat.
Hero arc some Of the oauscs:
o,r,,,,, a$Ss' 6S; $
Middoton... si...' 2oS ST III iso S1
-Rocounting tho votes ID now In order, in
Massachusetts and 80 many errors have been
discovered, otrocting l. change OF acats in tho
sonato md House, TINT the Boston Journal Of
Monday aays:
With closo votes and reeounts, it will be como days
got before perfect list Of tho members elect Of tho
Legislature call be ul1do out.
Tho Richmond (va.) Wig Of Monday gives
footngs OF olection-roturns received to date, az
follows;
kossr ss cesnses; rs Sss counties. 81
Kemper shead. .24,a72 arant aiead.... 2,4es
Tho milwaukee, Sentinel (GranD says the
Roformors who have won IN Wisconsin, and who
"hayo prated much Of Ciyil-Sorvice Reform"
[tho Sentinel speaking Of itself: " I1o have
believed Civil-seryico Reform to bo good
deal Of humbug from the start'], aro now
going up to Madison to make "a clean sweep in
the Capitol from collar 10 garrett" And the
Sentinel drops tear because "Thcro Ia not
crippled soldier about tho State Capitol Of Re-
publican opinions, who will not bo n1ado to walk
tho plank on tho 1st Of January next" Now,
lear what tho Madison Democrat says:
Tho new party, in it's platform, Inns promised re-
form that pledge must bo faithfully rctcemod.
Every question must DO met with bold front. In
theso dayB Of hard times mud low prices tho people do
Riro the srictcst economy in state expenditures, 10
this end W. feel confident TINT tke next Legislature
is In ho Is sta dao lie lumber ei essvs
employees tnaat also 10 greatly reduced. And before
the eose ct tho ue1t Bessen we trust political op
Clyll.Soryico Reform.
The financial report Of tho Anti-Monopoly
State Central Committee, in Iowa. showed cam.
paign expenditures Of $3.13, and bal.
anco Of S1.82 left out Of tho original fund
Of s5. After tho election tho Kookuk Gau
Cayand other Republican nowspapors remarked
upon 1t TINT II tho Anti-3Ionopoly COMMITTEES
had made just a little effort (having absolutely
done nothing), Vale would have been elected
Governor: OF tho election and THO preceding
canvass In Minnesota tho st. Paul Pioneer
says:
Davis and tho whole Hcnubltcan ticket would hnya
boon defeated Ind tho opposltion known Its own
Htrength. Tho L1bcrai-Democratio Slate COMMITTEE
neser met nor took any actton during the canpatgn
M 1ne t"n @ mo ony ~ 9nee
campafan oxpenges. erheir Stata cnndL1nics oTnect
cd defeat and did littlo to preyent it. Tie Nopub-
can losses aro therefore, surprising.
Tho fall elections show conclusiyoly that tho
days of tLo ULYSSES Grant party aro numbered.
n;.,;,;,,,aa ,.oios,t;.a -. a.rs.t T., -, .;.ss
.r,'. 1sioo y, uvIo"s ~ A'. ul'e
t1on8. Iho Farmers anu Worklngmons party
is slowly but surely filling up it's ranks and be-
coming organized, It will talso tho holm Of
ccvo.,,,oort At Jim ,nxt t,o,or,1 o,oot;o,,
1.o.,a;,,a p1u T,reo,t 49, so1' eon''@1 '''o'on'"
Eartpsae (Ia.) transcript. .
Tho unexpected largo majority against tho
straight Republican ticket is evidence that viii
County is lost to tint marty. The succcss Of
tho Farmers and Autobiography movement in
tho county is complete. Noxt year, it wisdom
bo exercised in the choice Of candidates.. tho
equity will be- swept III favor Of reform by 1900
majority. -. Will County, having takon
tho lead in tho anti-Administration movement,
muat not lilo still on tho laurets already won. but
grost cause IN onr sato md as; Nationai Eosl!la.
tures:-Joles (1A.) Signal.
Tho timo or farmers to do good for them.
polfas unu tuo GouAti3 lh III tt!o 6oAe1ul o4cc]oA
by the timo eoetio 5 conos aroaud It "n soe te tRe