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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09
rhpGtrich, i. II. H.. 4. .f69 Maj.
J!OrcfUHG FOR Coroner, 1851 Mai.

The latest returns of Tuesdays election
enable us to-day (Thurstiay) to state that
the majority for the Democrrtic State ticket
will range from ten to fifteen thousand In
Philadelphia the Republican State ticket re =
ceived six thousand majority, lille the
Democratic city ticket was elected by ma
jorities of from 800 10 500. In the same
city the Labor ticket received only five
thousand votes, instead of twenty-fiv fl We thous-
and, as was confidently expected by it's
l alers of that organization. It is apparent
from the returns from all sections of the
State that both political parties were about
equally affected 10y the Labor vote While
the result in the State is "a great Democratic
victory, it is especially gratifying on account
of the defeat of Hart, the candidate of the
Treasury ring. Col. Noyes, in his letter of
acceptance, plainly and emphatically told
the people how he proposed to conduct the
affairs of the Treasury in the event of
his election. That he will faithfully re-
deem his pledges may be accepted from bis
we'll known character for business capacity
and personal integrity. The election of q
Democratic Governor and n Democratic Leg
islature next year, will place Pennsylvania
In proper line sor the Presidential contest in
1850.
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WE said more than onc5 before the cleo
tion, that Nathaniel Horne's sole object
when he violated his pledge to the county
convention ard became an independent
candidate for Proilonotary, was the defeat
of O. Donncll, aud not because he had The
least hope of his own election. The vote
he received proves the truth of our asser-
lion. His eutire vote in the county is
about 500 and Of this only about 100 was
poIled for him in the northern Democratic
strongholds. While the result effectually
6ispuses of Mr. Horne as disiu Der Of the
Jeace and harmony of the Democratic par
ty. it is an instructive lesson to Others not
to initiate his disorganizing experiment IN
the future, lest they meet with the same
penalty which lie himself has suffered
Regular nominations, achen fairly mdde,
must be freely supported, aud the imaginary
grievances of disappointed aspirants for
Office regarded as incousiderate trifles-
mere sound and fury signifying nothing
Mr.. Horne may console himself, if lie can
with the reflection that lie has been the
cole al ciiitect of his own political misfor-
tunes. lie sowcd the wind and has Tea ped
the whirlwind which he intended for Char
ley O'Donnei.
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TIE result of the elections last Tuesday
outs &c Of Peunsy ylyania came fully up to
Democratic exI ectations. In New York
the Democratic State ticket is elected by
from 10, COO To 90, GEO majority, and a fair
working majority secured in the Legisla-
turc, which will send Democrat 10 the l..
). Senate To succeed Roscoe Conkling.
General McClcllan's majority in New Jer-
sev, for Governor, is about -, 900. In
Massachusetts, Rice (Republcan) is re-
ell, cted Governor b. 5000 majority. In
Wisconsin the Republicans elect their
Governor 10y small majority, and in Mimi
esota Ly atout 10000. In Virginia and
Mississippi, DemccIaiic Governors and
other State officers we've elected without
any opposition. In Kansas the Republican
State ticket was Of course elected, and III
Mary land the Democrats easily carried the
State, electing their candidate for Control
ler and securing large majority i'll the
Legislature.
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SENATOR OLIVER u. MoRToS died at his
residence in Indianapolis on yesterday
week, in the fifty fourth year of his age.
While he was not a statesman in the true
meaning Of that term, much less 'the ablest
statesman Of the country," as some Of the
Republican papers claiu, he was undoubt-
edly the ablest Ica,Jer the Republican party
had. There is no other member of that
party who can take his place. II was his
intellect alone that commanded admiration,
aud not any measure Of great public policy
which lie ever orig mated. He Was all in
t,use and bitter partisan, and no other
puGi.c man III tho c"Hntry possessed such
wonderful facility in changing his views on
questions of great pHbIc Importance. No
measure Of Grants administration, how
ever objecti tiouablc, not even the san Do
lingo project, nor any exercise Of power,
however arbitrary, cver failed t. lind i'll him
au apolngist and dcteuoier. Daring nine
years iu the Senate hS course vas opposed
to tue restoration Of peace and good will
with the people of the South, bat at last he
yielded his assent to the liberal policy of
President Hayes, and In doing SD showed
his great shrewdness as a politician. lie
was ambitious, and had it not been for his
severe physical infirmiLics, would most
likely in tue future have been honOrcd by
his party as It's candidate for the Presidency.
Although his opportunities for corrupily
amassing money were great, it must be
said of him to his infinite credit that his
personal integrity was never doubted or
called in question, and that he leaves be-
hind him an untarnished official record. In
his own State he was the acknowle lodged
leader of his party, and welded undisput-
ed control over its organization. AS a citi-
zen he was very highly respected for the
many excellent traits in his character, and
had hosts of admiring and devoted friends
who " Ill sincerely regret his death.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

WE congratulate the Democracy of
Cambria upon their thorough and success
full work on Tuesday last. With four
Sta and four county tickets in the field.
it was impossible to form anything ap
preaching correct estimate of the result
in little Cambria, as the strength Of the
workingmen's party, which was entirely a
matter of conjecture, reduced all calcula-
tions based OH the vote Of last year to mere
guess work. The State ticket received
quite as large majority as was expected
Tor it, and the entire county ticket was
triumphantly sustained. This latter result
is the legitimate fruit of submitting to the
action of county convention, and yielding
a hearty and willing support to its nomi-
nations when fairly and honorably made.
In no other way can the organization of
tho Democratic party in The county be
maintained and It's ascendancy secured.
Ii regular nominations are to be supported
OF disappointed aspran:s for office, then
county conventions ought to be abolished.
The result Of Tuesdays election preserves
the ranks Of the Democracy of the county
unbroken, and assures success in the future
to the county ticket when composed of
candidates Who are honest and competent.