The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-11-07

'lIaau disasters, but ihcy are numerous
enough to warrant a verdict Of suicide
from any common sense jury.
From he Ner York Herald, h.7spesden.
General Grant, who led the Republican
party into power two years ago with the
largest majority, perhaps, ever given 10 a
President, may feel this morning, as hc
reads the returns Of the November cleo.
tions, that he has been like the Prodigal
Son, and has squandered precious poIiti-
cal inheritance, Whatever tho causes,
tho result Is decisive. New York, which
has been anchored so firmly to the Repub.
liean party, now swings out ia pronounced
and irretrievable revolt Even the splen-
did popularity Of General Dix could not
save the Administration. At the hour
We write it is impossible to estimate the
exact result, but it seems safe to estimate
the majority Of Mr.. Tilden at from ten to
fifteen thousand majority. The other
States speak with an emphasis no less
certain. The defeat Of Butler gives a
poetic sequel to the Democratic triumph,
and is the one isolated event which will
give the greatest satisfaction to the Amer
lean people. 1t closes the career Of the
ablest, most persistent and most daring Of
the leaders Of the Republican party, of
the one man who represented in his own
person the animosities, the mistakes and
the audacities of Republicanism in its hour
Of arrogant triumph. This election is not
merely victory but revolution. The
United States pronounces in favor of
conservative purposes. We are weary of
war and its bloody instructions. The
practical lessons to be learned cannot fail
TO be Of the very gravest Importance.
The canvass closes the political career Of
General Grant.
From he Nelc FORK Tribune, Republican,
The verdict of the country against
Grantism is delivered. There were only
two great questions before the people at
this election. One was whether the Ad.
ministration deserves the public confidence,
and the other was whether it ought to be
perpetuated. They have both been an
swered in the negative, SO loudly that even
the President must hear the verdict. As
to the result in this State, it will every
where be received with satisfaction, modi-
fed by sincere regret that General Dix
dor;n, h.rL - cran,;sm NJ. T;Il. In
make one Of The most admirahls and
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