The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-27


Victory Sure, Whoever Leads.
AL tbs signs, III the prccedents AL the
analogiea Of political history point to the
total overthrow of The Republican party
IN the election Of next year. The most
significant evidence Of lis approaching de-
stfaction il the hardihood with which its
leaders In Congress have set at defiance
the admonitions Of tho last autumn.
About one hundred and twenty Of the
Republicans 10 the last Senate and House
wefe then dismissed 10 private life. The
magnates Of the party in the Senate were
stFicken down, and the Republican major
ity Of one hundred IN the recent House
was changed 10 a Democratic majority Of
seyenty-fiye in the next
But this terrible rebuke utterly failed
to bring the Grant leaders to a pause. In
deed, Il has failed even to bring them 10
reflection. They seem neither to look
backward to contemplate the teachings Of
the past, nor forward 10 calculate the con-
sequences Of their headlong course. The
infatuated majorities in each House at
the recent session rushed bliddly onward,
saemins,lv rnm;odful 81 ths fact maj only
thrpc n,onths nroviopslx the naonla sn,ote
them tarr;hIv with their ;onat;on 4 the
s NAILS, ana that w;th;n tha Isst faw waaks
lheG regular opponents have elected many
Democrats to seats long filed BY Republi.
cans; and that the defeat Of Chandler, and
Carpenter, aud Ramsey, BY Legislatures
nou,inallv Rennhlieap shows that olJ- t;ms
.,ssders eannat contrnl the,r foIIowers,
Wills M sncess. 81 psddock Il Nehyaska
MA Rurns;ae Il Rbode Island ANA aven
10 Sharon 4 Neyads are nndanh,edl,
anti rant victories
Van !, bs. alwavs haan an with nar,;a.
;nfsfnasod w;,b I. lnns ser;ss oe np;n,as
runtad s,,ocassos ,vbose bans,h,v oh;ae,a;n.
wara ;n,o~;ca,oj Win ,ower an5 w.
centusions ma eanta;hs ~ 60;os xare
oor.yed ,v;,l, nl.nder ~ lea7 3 W.
Baren nndertaok q carry thron.h Cen
gress certain unnonnlar financial n,sasnres
'rbe elect;ons ~ ,bs naxt fan rs.nrnad ,
maior;tv az The Honss adverse 10 him
Tbe Ssoa az I;ndonwald d;d No, ~.
wnrn;ng from thc rehuke Int dur;n. n,
short session n the middle Of his term
his nar,;sans carried tb;ugs with h;rl
hand inst as he GRANTEES have dome now
Rut ~ tba nayt prss;den,;ai else,;nn n.
neonla discarded Van Rpren and bro,,rh,
William HENRY Harrison from he con9t,
Clerl' 4 ofg;ce u Ciucinna,; ma ;n.no,,rs;
"A him - III successor
Inst t,ven,v ve,ys latsr IN 1857 Q n,
chanan updertook n eorca negro slsyor,
unon Kansas The free states ross !,
INDIGNATION and Al the Concress;onal else.
lions IN the eallof 1858 nIaccd ! ,ns;or;ty !,
the newt House hostile h The Adm;n;spra
t;op Rpt the SAGE of Wbe.,land II,
pot taka WARMING fron, ,ba admon;,;on
and dnr;ng tbe short sas.;on he nnsbe,
HE massnres with moro o,d.c;,v IN H.
nre-;nst as The Grant men have Hon,
now. and IN the pres,den,;al confess :
1see, the neonle ren,liated the Democr,t;
candidate and went n tba h,nks of ~,
Sano.mon r;ver md tool Ahr.hsm Tn
coin from his dinov law Office and mad,
him the successor az no man Who h.,
held biob nosts n the Government for n,
nrevions thirty wears
These exampIes win sufl;ee 10 show IN,
summary manner n which tbe neopIe mn
ish parties that do not mend Their Tay,
n