The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-11-13

csmor of newspapers and politicians into the adoption
Of measures that neither conducive to the public
welfare, nor demanded by any exigencies than
the noise of clamorous politicians. And of its
leading men have been too tmid admit things that
they had done which were neither illegal or immoral
but the denial OF which excited suspicion in the pub
lie iind that there was something wrong. When We
probe the matter to the bottom have hesiiancy
in saying that Republican defeat has been invited by
the lack OF commendabc courage in the leadlng Re-
publican newspapers and representative men.
From the Hare Republican, (Rep.)
/ The Democrats cannonading. bonirng aud hur- |
railing themselves hoarse over their great victory on
Tuesday. They hilarious, excited and happy. Al
ost rs happy as they after their great victory at
Bull Run, in 1861. They exulantly exclaim that "a
mighty revolution has swept over the country "that
long suffering people have at last risen to hur the Re-
publicans from power &C." Our Democratic friends |
too jubilan just now to examine facts figures.
We admit that they have won great and important
victory According to present appearances they will
have respectable majority in the House of Represen
tativss in the next Congress. This will enable them
elect speaker, make and all the committees
and, through them, shape legislation. But deny
that any revolution in the political sentiments of the
people has taken place The majority of the people of
thiscountry still Republican they still subscribe
to the principles of freedom, justice aud equity, upon
which that party is founded.
From tie Elkton Democrat, DANA
We do not claim the terrible lesson of Tuesday rs n
Democratic victorywe regard ii victory of the
pie proigacy, fraud bad men and bad government
1t is the great awakening which is sure when
long endurance of evils has set to lOukir u a
remedy There other solution of the revolution
Of Tuesday. Patiently the people have waited re-
lief from the burdens they carry, but finding the weight
becoming more and more oppressive they rose mp in
their might and demanded change. They refused to
make bricks any longer without straw.
From tie Carroll County AdVOcate, [Dem1
We are than gratifed at tho handsome majority
standard bearer in each of the several conn
ties composing the district Cecil in the outset chal-
lenGed to contest as to which should give him the
harragsed dissenRiODs the If bar
own worthy aspirants, healed all her difficulties and
presented solid front to the foe Hartford has agree
ably surprised The many devotpdI friends OF Mr.
Archer sorcly disappointed ut the nomination Of
another
but Mr. Archer himself with hearty zeal, bore Il high
and manly part in the strife, that Hartford still wears
the sterling Democracy of the entire district Car
roll holds herself bound TO respond to the generous
bearing of her sister counties, whenever the opportu-
nifty shall be presented.
From tie EHicon City Times, (De,n)
1t would be easy to descant upon the magnitude of
this glorious result to depict its probable
and to moralze upon it generally But we forbear In
the first flush of such triumph every true Democrat
is dead to all other emotions that of joy its ut
termost fullness At last the normal relations of things
are to be reestahlished At last the true and only L.
Ultimate lariy of the country, under whose benign
sway became 50 great and prosperous is replace
that other marty which conceived In fnnncism horn
hatred and reared in iloodshed dies last the death
OF ignomny. At last the scales have fallen from the
eyes of our long henigted countrymen and Grant
just rendered against it, In the eternal fitness things
it could not have been otherwise. The day to come
and though many OF us have long since wearied with
waiting, yet it has come at last and America is free
once more.
S From the Port Tobacco Times (Dem)
The victory Of the people is overwhelming so ex.
tensive so complete and our mind startled ut the
j. magnitude of its results, that we find it impossible to
speak of it otherwise than patriot rejoicing in the
freedom of his country and its restoration to the prn-
, ciples of Constitutional Republicanism.
From the E2htou Wig, (Rep)
Except perhaps at the magnitude Of the change few
rejecting people are disappointed with the result OF
Tuesdays election, really suffer any poignant re-
grets This great upheava in politics but an earth
quake effort of the moral sense of the Republican mas
free the party Of the eeches and barnacles which
having fastened upon it, and are using it as medium
plumber and dev0ur the substance Of The people
lmoral revolt of the party against the materiastiC
element wifi has got control OF the party machinery
complsh selfish ends The moral sense of the party was
shocked to General Butler installed administration
leader in the House. the favored adviser of the President
and with audicous cfrontery defending such robbery
and robbers the Credit Moblier the infamous Salary
Gr.b the vampires, Jay and Sanborn. The silent
indignation Of Republicans ut sight Of these outrages
in the name of the Republican party, broke the
> first convenient opportunity, in denunciaon that it
authors and defenders OF such corruptons.
= From tie annapolis Republican, (Dcn)
The returns from the election in Louisiana Monday
| last, and from twenty-five other States on Tuesday
e show an over wheming Democratic triumph such in
many Of its ms has never before taken place in
this country 1t is indeed. glory enough for day
cheering and inspiring to every good citizen every
true Conservative Democrat, and endorsement OF
Democratic principles so emphatic that the wayfaring
man, though fool cannot be mistaken. II has shown
indeed that those immutable truths embodied in De.
mocracy never die During twelve years past they
= have, owing to adverse circumstances sumbercd, in
national sense, but as the phoenix rises from its ashes
so have they with new aud more beautiful plumnge, to
live again in triumph going forth conquerng and to
Conquer
From the F,edtrick Jnion Denl
. We deal not in dead Coons, live BOOSTERS or rude
wood-cuts to make boys laugh and negroes grin. We
present facts for the consideration of intelligent men
and studously avoid giving oense to defeated and
PROSTATE political ayersaries remembering in the Ian
: rulge of franklin Pierce, that "lhe hour Of victory
should lie TO the hour for the display Of magnanim
ty," but cannot forehear to say that of the twenty
odd Stat0s that held elections Tuesday last, the
Democrats achieved the greatest victory that has ever
been known in the whole history of politics in this
= country.
Y From tie BaltimOredn, Dem.
With the general result in the Union the Democrac,
are more than kratfed-they are delighted 1t betok
ems better things. 1t shows that the party which hs
ruled this country dsastrously for fourteen year.
past has been at last repndiated The ceptre is abou
to depart from Judah and peace plenty and prosrer,
are once more to reign with III all our borders. Sc
mote it be-
From tie Cumberland Times, (Dem)
/, The party which has plundered one section Of thu
country to enrich the other, and dee every depart
ment of the National Government must find no lodg
ment in Allegany county We object almost to gvnl
: it burial ong the mountains in Western Mary
= land, and we feel that Democracy will drive it hence
& year from now.
c From the Ke'a NerS, (Dem)
The colored turned ont better than the whites
and the consequence is that Thomas majority Of IL
is something less than State ticket received las
year The result however, is very encouraging wheI
the general apathy which apparently everywhere pre-
/ vailed is taken into consideration.
From tie Rockville Sentinel, (Dem)
The effort OF the Radical party to saddle upon th
country that infamous measure known as the Civil
Rights bill has aroused the people to of tn,
great peril to free Institutions aud the necessity ar
resting this onward tendency to mongrel government
They have given their decision in thunder tones White
Uen must rule.
IIoRATIo SPARKLEs happening 10 meet
young lady friend on Charles street. the othel
!, day, was struck by the beauty of design of
lovely set of Jewelry she was wearing, which
she told him she had lately purchased at the
Crescent Dollar Store, 220 Baltimore Street.
ID f. ID.
D0RNET AT his late rpsilpncp ueor