The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-10
GONE 70 nhET BLAINE.
How Zen uiIi's Election to Abe senlts 10 Re-
aatdsd In Georgia.

"U. V. Il" writsa from Atlanta to tho Gin
eiupsti Commercial: Tho election Of u IN Hill
Ia rteeived with r by the press OF Gsoraia.
Even the tile epuntry papers, which have
been full Of ungramna icai abuse of that disin-
gHished msn becapse Of The rumnr that he had
gone over TO H,yos." bag and bag {ags. have
eGnnIufo1 that div "a Radical enemi and
cor orators u ainat Benz fnir name started
shese stories la tho Inherent of Nor good and
reform.
And NJ {, r poor Norwood, lef II u upon the
field paltteh " dAd, 20 tbs ~ 40 can eee~-
no one nourus for him any moro than for
logan Tho rnlory grab certainly killed. Nor
wood, and tho Chicago Tribttne says that il
what kilt d Logan. Thus were TWO grg4t
men laid on The shelf ih' same week fIr the
natne reel II, n rwood geis little nympebJ
hore lie tIrni4bei the lair hantS OF Georgia
by going for back pay and voting % "dunpls
old Ora, t's thaiy," end tnst the Same fate
that has ~ r nken oil alMy.RrabbcIF. They
drop out # puzzle life o'4o by one, tnd have
not even tho comfort Ut IL large ctrole Vi
mournsr+
HtiI'a friends ara still! overlooking with Joy
The grest man Il tsurgi', ihs peerless ora
tor. the friend OF iha maseGs. thg vicsim OF IA
foul conspiracy" upon the part OF tho Gin
oinnnti Enquirer and other Radicals, has bten
vipdioated. lio In elevated 10 Ihs Sotase
where he can measure blades with Blaine aud
defend our people from tho nssiultg of tho
enaipy.
His friends predict that be will mako
great reputa ion ~ nm ura'or, and in - r. n
eral way take snch ouuree rs 20 via no
good opinion Of the North without losing
that of the South. Tuis will DO difficult
Job, but Ben IN ~ equal to tho t4sk AZ apy
man ! know OF.
Ia local p / ties H,rd election Ia supposed
/, be u good thing Tor tho Democracy. IL 10
now supposed that The eighty emo thousand
mp iorIy 1" Oh the face Of tue returns, Can bs
retained IA while longer. But bad he been
defsat.d d. the party here mld have been
rven In twain. Tho henvisst end Of the
eighty thousand majority wDald have
dtppped oil
SAL. even with Hi all il not harmonious.
Tho pang4 Of disappointment set lingsr with
those who were tho gAtmest tIeirds OF the
her oandita'es. A elight iD1isart ton upon
the part OF tbs new Senator may opon she
ines aua>u, aud divide The State INTO two
camps Hill and gnt-Hih
It il n curious orcum star 90 thai VII tha
colored peo ii" he:e were for Dill. The few
blacks iu the Legislature gave hun their votes
at the critical memen', and, tosttner With the
ave oh'r Republicans. really elected him.
In the Ninth District mG tho iime Of his cleo
for him. They have On tAe@ tb't he comes
he nearest of being fair ua1 OF sny promi-
mont politician IN t1e ranks OF the local
Democracy.
A sp ,eiti election will shortly bs ordered TO
fill Hifs seat in Congress- The; efore look
out for tquab1le i" he Ninth District.
Thsrs wul bn enough candidates to mhn
Steamship There are hhlu' twenty counties
in that district, md every county has can
didate, some "abie man" Of .'spJtlesS integri-
ty,' and "iauutIesg courage" who il ''the
peer Of any statesman IN Georgia" and who Is
commented by his ehthuhas'ic friends as
The yery man for the place. lin this trying
honr OF the ociatry's history 1t Is always
try log bInr + tao couuty, you KNOW, when
there 10 10 be ~ G jngr.s ,lnan elected.
The thirst for office ~ 80 great, and the
Democratic majority 10 that dietrict 50 large,
aud the Republican party No Thoroughly
stamped oat, thnt look tor lively race,
'iree 10 OIL, tvzry fellow tor himself, Rna
tho ttAdittoia al luck to tho bindmo5t. The
hindnost will 30 IL Radical. /. Is usually 30
in Georgia.