The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
OUR NEW YORK E.E1TER.
Nes0 York, October 12th, 1876.
REvILO.
THE OCTOBER TRIUMPH.

THE OCTOBER TRIUMPH.
The conclusive news of the great victo-
~ in Indiana has inspired the Democracy
here with the widest enthusiasm. Never
was political success won against more
fearful odds, and when ora contemplates
the enormous concentration of radicsl
power and corruption in that: iDgle State,
it seems almost n miracle that the eimple
virtue ofthe people, set in their resolve for
reform and purificatioa of public affairs,
should have triumphed. Williams' elec-
ton is trophy not merely for the Dem
ocrntic party, but for popular government,
because il shows that all tks enginery of
wealth and power is impoteni against the
determination of free and virtuous peo-
pie. The few may de corrupted, but the
many cannot be-. They may for q
time be deceived by bad men, but when
the people are once enlightened as tc
their real character, the untrustwoFthy
are driven from power by the sharp
scourge of popular suffrage. ah g,
[, THE GAIN IN EEEcroRAL VOTES. iis
!, In the State elec.ionA, 20 far held, the
Democracy has no: merely gained 90
the. popular vote of 1879, two, hundred
thousand votes, but has secured the votes
Of Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, and
West Virginia; in al thirty y-six, electoral
yotss :frqnli States which voted for Grant
ip 1872. With Colorado and Ohio Net il
doubt, and Of al the States vet Voting.
only .wo' Maine and Ind HsynoSt., safe Sfr for
umpbant election @ of Tilaen' % az ana III Hen, en-,
dricks by largo majority of The electoral
college. y, bneI .l.,n,o siI jI''G'a'0 ''i',''1i
7 However the o6:cinl October count may
fesplt1in Qh:o, that glorious State IwilLia
FNosembaF fall into, line and swell, the
majority ffr reforms Bot fawEeally aaSed
to hope for Democratic victory. there in
'Uctohers end il tMea never ,!far asi Inouaanf
calculated upon, but encouraged andin-
apired by the ,eeserei check given to the
corIppti0nistg on the 10th, the Democracy
Of tns Buckeye State viii iain the Tilden
TIDE in November with. Q majority beyond
dispute. ogna,.i.9t H. ja,' ~.
oh; THE VOTE OF TIE EAsT,u0Y T. 4
Es # ! Z; ~. : {. =
Nf'W y ef&ev, Oopn ectiEGE and MasSachii! :!
llfett5 wiz; 5sasRtheir votes FOR III tdhno Nj
|, fdfectiHg fidh nov ahinks n aSS?tb t1eEl
tibhp probable iPh6 oniy Question 1fs,il8
80 The extent Q 0fSaiaidfissea. Dsni6cFSSlS
will siot work all rtif6 Harder TO make flie
result decisive, so as not merely Co elect a
Democratic President, bat TO ssedrre,; I'D
sficiehe working majority in the House.
hasten ithe redemption 6f kh6 Senate lSHd
pat an end to corrupt radical nil6 itil6taI
| ,ad we'll as in federal affairs, Democrats
IIof the South will be more THAI HSar
patient utidee Insults atia .pr0vdcation.
because the 'Snty hope ,y1F,. Che radicals
,nowois to creata tt6nbiGfA the Soufiiefll
SStases! They eanaGoe Eba Hke theiF plAtl
I,Sf GAttle,. 90 'adtlaeds SA ftI5eff pfess,abgs
I SausS saeh Is iehahgp OF 4rShbioih !offl1
pFesenc6 of siS ia 9i5SuuAi DesAUclatyt
Wbala nissute 1dlser ana oifAlii6saSI 4o,iS..
TneiF' EAlS possible pb iGyliai k6a e6h tlnqQtAS
I So NASe the bloody shirt, Ahd II pdae;bIe.
/ 10 staitR It with rsal bIotjd iiesiiIy SiiSI,
gpss as their conspiracy 81 S5sfpbsibn li6I
I 1ailed in Indiana, co will fsheI II S5hsEifASy
I OF be6edAAe ed fail lsial she iG61st
By Eiei calm ttg e::gtA az ade6ePaiited ana
| p4tiSat tpeoplAn ,fbiS na9s sgGi | .9uilil
F. Zio' - RlDfck 1DAi255i i:CSz7oNta slsqaqtA
Ia The detection Of HE de- Radicals, eapaIs
the e4ultation Of the Ismocgats. 'The