, 1875-10-28
TIE OHIO ELECTION III ENuLAyD.

| 4he Dctcat Ut tlao INtkNtionlask-.Eu-
slfFh anvcsrlncnts In American Se-
Election.
london S11ndardt Oct. n.
Tho Democrats laye lost the ono important
election OF tho present year. The contest
~ ONO, Which for mouths paat hAz
neea e1clting 10 much interest throughout
tho United States. and promising to lore
shsdoN thu result OF the psesldcntiaI catnpaiu,
twelve months hence. "as fought on Tuesday
!ast aud the Republicans proved victorious by !
large majority.
At tlo beginning OF tho canvass all tho evi-
deuce seemed to show that tho majority Of tho
lseo,'lo OF Ohio were in favor OF further tHsna
ot g1ecubacks. Certainly auoug tho l.opub-
neans theFo TaA strung tendency iu that
diFectiou. It is Teaa.uriIlH, then, to find
shat discusBiou has ayalied to change tho mA-
joIity into minority. No Doubt tho puppo1t
" intntlon was WIDER departure from pri,ic.pEe
m on tho part OF tho Democrats than Oh that Of
tAe hepuo!lcsnH, and It u Reasonable to SUPPOSE
that. AZ tho disc,tssion went on, md the real
po!uts At issue canlo to DO generally ul,dorutood
1oany ataunch Deuuerala Allrauk flom giving
thclf edheslon to pullcy "hlch IL in lsgrant
cont adicslon With all their antecedcuts.
Looked At III its broad ASPECT frem the noine
or Slow OF impartial foreigners tie result of tue
election ia cnlnoutJy satislacso1v. IL tomoyns
~ Tear OF inlAtlon and tarudlatlorl The ugly
feature IN many Of tho Domocsssio speeches iu
en ehs oao ea,ass was that they did uot merely
might havv srruns froa mere e,9h'yrr5ns. srrans
oua thco1y-but lnoy nlso emleayored to
rouse otsiun' against tho public creditor. Very
!arsa humlera q Enslsbnleu hare invested
aud u ~ q legitimate subject for congratulatjon
that politicians ANIMATED by i!l.teelsnY IL such
investors have failed TO secuso Iosi.ipp in
wh;eh they ", mtfht haye been abla to work
mischief. Tics hayo selectuI their uwu ground
aud fought uut tho battle, aud a. tIey
laye been slgnally defeated wo may hope tbat
tndstlonBts and repudiationsta will di.appear
from American politics. Politicians Of tho same
Klia x neio 'Istla Willie ago prominent In tho
samo fa,o viii now be(all Tic Ainps sn1 'mJ
tho casyt Of ohiu. lu tho interests
t os sn9 ia. pemosrst1 t'n f'i party ,tsoi T. sees
bo ,cona!doted beneficial. 1t The ittiatioptsts
Aad carried Ohio they would ulost probably have
also been Bueeeaatul in IannBylyRuia three
weeka honco. They would thel. hayo been
able TO appear tn the kationsl urmocratlo
divided strongta Of she Vest Ut their back,
md to inuist, It not upon tho cholce Of =
Presidential candidate, at lp4st upon so,uo con
cesslon to thor Vows u tAo platfor.n. This tAe
could nut hAVe sgsoed to; and consequently
tlets would hsys besn grave danger Of split il
tho party. Now that ler1l IL reuoye.i,
The ,lnnatiolisss are crushed, and thv
coutFot OF tlo DsnOctAtc party pa4ats /
by right " Gov. Ildun, vi Nov iori aud |
hss fsiends. Tho MAN r1slllt of Tuesd., i vote, i
then il to clear tho Dslno,sattc party from tho I
suspicion of botng saiuteta with ,u,ls:ioulst OF
sepuisttonst y!ows. to insure its udoli.y to ity /
old historic principles, sud 10 strengthen tue |
probability tlat Gov. lildou will ba tho Demo-
cratic c4udldate for tho Presidency uoxt
year. UNNECESSARILY tho lois oe Ohio strips
1t OF some pEeutlga. Fur TWO yca1a tho |
I.a1tY hsa been making extraottiuary Eaina. |
Tuesday's election viii genesa!ly bu regarded ~ |
ptooe tlat tho tide hA4 turued, aud II Peuusyl- |
yAuia u 1etainad by the Republicans tho DEMO- |
cSsts will suffer- aslsuus loprasslua. 1us whether