, 1874-10-16
ior Congroas in tho Third District Of South
boroItnn itstcad Of William II. Trcscott, bcfore

Tor Congress in tho Third District Of South
barolinn instead Of William II. Trcscott, bc{orc
soported.
denominations for Congress-, in Now York:
rnirtioth District, John N. Davy (Ilopubllcau),
pf Rochester; Twonty-Gfth. Gcurgo F. Com.
,tock (Democrnt). Of Syracuse; Twenty.ilrst,
sau,uel F. Miller (Ropublican), Of Delaware
County, vice David Wilber; Sixteonth, Iaaac 7.
Davis (pro.:ibition). Of Colymans.
--Wo hnvo witnessed many contoata before,
and novor Baw Republicans work boster, moro
tciday. Mnuy Democrats voted for McDill llo-
publican CongrcBsman] oponly. whilo Hany.
moro voted tho aamo hchet quietly.-Co"''cl!
Bluffs (Ia) Nonraretl. ,,,
haa boou ty:ed in tho popular eca!ea md found
wanting, and this election Inns demonntratet! thtt
1t mat with 10 favor with the groat mass OF tho
people, ({a) Republican: a.
Tho AaonopSl Pert, 1ss no aoeo'vea 'pnra II
would hayo been buried moro ofloctual!y had Tue
Republicans maysod their full strength against
It. Az 1t WIFI, tic general yoto was light Dnt
light as it was, 1t waB a(l too henry Tor tho ke-
form party. aud that hantli'lg 'as gono down IN
a chaou 81 defeat from uhieh It will never
cmorso. W. havo done with tho Autobiography
party in Iowa who Ia tho next victim to bo nct
up 2--Burlingion (la.) Hasok-Eye. 49,,
ton Of new allinnccs seema to have como upon
mpuy Of tll,, people. Tho second significant fact
I'm tho Indiann oection] 10, tint tho moagro re-
furus iuditate almost invariably Democratic
gnine 40 that thoro mood be uo hesitation about
setting down tho result OF tho election as favor
abio to tho Democratic party. The magnificent
State ticket which It has put In tho field has un-
loubtudly rocolvod tho sanction OF tho pooPlo.
II go tho lNpublican candidates may tako to
themselves tho tlattering assurance that tho
odium OF th:it party Inns lcnton them In spite Of
their persc1al popularity Indianapolis Scnti-
,;ek
Future elections tho present year will be
which llavo been hnld. New York will almoat
certainly 70 Democratic BY M iulmcnse major
ity, New JerHoy will 80 Democratic. ponnsyl-
vaufa, even. nlHy be rescued from tho grasp Of
tho rl9'g Illinois will go oppoaltien. Wiseon-
Noform majority OF 1878. aud will ecnd uear-
l:a eompact Reform Congressional delegation
sud o Rcforc. United Statou Senator to the next
Congress ss-!isl.cou&ee Aeirs.
Tho Democratic gains in Indiana and Ohio
will give tho Ku-Klux freBl cause for rejoicing.
Let us show that Wisconsin Is tr,to to herself
and tic principles which abolished Slavery. pre-
served tho Union, and will protect the rightH ot
every citizen, bo no whito or black. 1n Wow OF
tho Southern outragoa which hayo occurred
1ntoly, and tie determined stand Of tho Admin
isiratlou lot uee to 1t that Wisconsin does not
lend hand 10 pcIpctuato lnwessneB5. but ratllor
to eond in majority to strengthen tho ca,iao Of
duty.--ElsoGukce Wisconsin.
The tsnr3i:on period In tho politics Of this
country 10 about drawing 10 u closc. and now
ora will poou ba usheyod in, which will record
mighty growth md advancement for our froo
democratic institutions. E. Tho lessoli tof
the late clcci:ous1 is apparent to tho noat ohtuse
intellect. 1t"pells tho word Independence. nnl
Cro.l,t-aIobil.r pIandcse1s, and southorn op-
prcssora. moro potcntly than tue Acriptural
handwriting Oh the wall.-!tfil,raukee ErenSng
Ii,nes