Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-07
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The earnest Republican level had
more causs for hearty rejoicing than no
Ass to-day. All fears Of a serious split
IN lie PARTY have been wiped away be-
tsssn.ths rising and setting Of the sun.
ne Republican masses spoke ysstsr-
day, ard In tones which Msssrs. Conk-
lag ani Blaine. and Butler. and their
weak initators in Congress can certainly
NO. fail 10 hear. can scarcely fail 10 an
dsrs,and and appreciate in their full
meaning. Il must b apparent to all
from his day forth that the great heart
Of the party beats in sympathy with the
President; that IL thoroughly indonss
both his southern and Civil Service
policy; and that IL will not consent to
allow it, grand principles brought to
naught. in order to crafty the petty
spite Of . few disappointed politicians.
The sorshsads have now been awakened
TO the fact that they have no following
among the masses. and u they are wise
now they will hsnesforth devote them.
selves to the good Of the party. which
me ans the good Of the country. instead
Of Matching schemes for their personal
aggrandizsmsnt and obstrueting the
President.
The result Of the elections yesterday
VA not unexpected BY those who have
carefully watched the turn which public
sentiment has been taking. The fright
which attacked many good Republicans
at the result In Ohio was entirely IN
called for. rs We have pointed out several
times. II was really no victory for tbs
Democrats at all. and certainly ne defeat
for the Republicans. In the eleven
elections held in the East yesterday the
true sentiment Of the nation came TO the
surface. Everywhere We and large Re
publican gains. In New York the Dem
ocratic majority will not exceed $4,000
ut the furthesi. and this is putting IL at
double the estimated figure this morn
ing. Last November Tilden's majority
was -. 7t2. In New Jersey. too. there
has been n great falling OF in the Dem
ocraiic vote. McCisllan's most sanguin'
friends only claim his election by 10000
votes. while Tilden's majority last year
was l2.ii5. New Jersey 10 4 fair test oil
the revolution in favor Of Rspublicanisu
which is going on all over the land. She
is . banner State Of tho Democracy. and
10 the party is losing its hold there, WI
may fairly conclude that its power Is
growing feeble all through the country.
Connecticut. another Democratic State.
which gave Tildsn 1900 majority. we
have won outright. and We heartily vel.
come our wandering sister back to the
fold. Massachusetts, remains true to
her principles. and reflects Gov. Rice
by . handsome majority. This was the
most significant OF the elections. The
Democrats nominated their strongest
man. eI.Gov. Castor. and the Prohibi.
tionists. quite a powerful element. ran
an independent ticket. Gov. Rice. early
In the campaign. came out boldly in an
Endorsement Of the Presidents policy.
aud the people elected him. fully under.
standing his views. The election Is =
well msrited rsbuks to Benjamin +.
Butlsr. and viii probably cork up those
bottles Of wrath which he WIS preparing
to pour out upon the devoted head Of
Mr.. Hayes.
Everywhere We have gained except in
Pennsylvania. The returns from that
State are not complete. but the indica.
tons are that the Democrats have cleo
tel their ticket. A variety Of aus
combined to produce this effect, promi-
nsnt among which wsreths workingmen's
movement. and the dissatisfaction Of
the friends Of Simon Cameron at the re-
fuSal Of the President to give him the
English mission. The workingmen
coalesced with the democrats and helped
to swell their total vote. Camsron's
friends staid away from the polls, and
thus decreased tho Republican vote.
The election Was for subordinate State
officers only. and will have no influence
in changing the complexion Of the
United States Senate. 10 that after all
we have not lost much. With all the
gains that We have made We can well af-
ford TO let Pennsylvania wander for this
one year. When we need her We will
quietly bsckon her back again.
Yesterday told the country that the
Republican party Is not dead, as the
Democrats have been asserting Of late.
and that IL Is thoroughly In accord with
its President. Glory enough for n
day. surely.