Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-14
Political Notes,

will vote with the Democrats il
7 ease of an election OF President b,
the House Of representatives.
Hendricks went to Pennsylvania
climbed the arch. pulled out the key
stone. and-well. everybody know
the result now.-Ne,c Castle Courier
Eek Governor Curtin was beater
for Congress in his district by &c.
votes. The same district gave tn.
Democratic candidate for Governor 4
majority Of 1000.
The New York Herald, commenting
on the criminal folly OF the Democra
cy. says: AT the present rate W
should think Democratic Presid-n of
probable about the year 1852"
T. never pays to scare the Republi-
can rarty. Butler alarmed the Re-
publicans by the fear Of his election
and they turned out in sufficient
numbers to beat him.-Tole!o Blade
The Democratic party has lost
ground because 1t Is neither hot nor
cold. But for the solid South il
would be annihilated. II de cryes
defeat. A party that has no princi-
Piles should die.-Terre Kautc Er
press,
i
There was no election In South
Carolina aud Louisiana this. year.
The proceedings which took place in
hose States on the 9th OF November,
iocularly called an election, were
grim and CHASTITY farce.-Indiaaapo
lis Journal.
The Democratic rooster is not in n
thriving condition. His comb is OF "a
dirty, unhealthy, brick-dust color, his
spurs dull and blunted, its feathers
all dropping, It's eyes heavy and
meaningless-in fact, it is a used-up
Bird bad y demolished chicken, aad
TIL best thing we can recommend FOR
its health Is a "trip South. -NeiO Cas-
lie Courier.
young men," said the late Mr..
T ld-u, in his Gramercy Park grafton
young m ,nl will yen mark these
wrong doors OF 1876 with The indigna-
tion of betrayed, wronged and sac
rificed people?' And the young Mon,
ani several old men with them.
walked sterply up to the p, lis on
Tuesday and marked the evil-dOers
OF 1876 by large msjorities all ov,r
the solid North.-Ner York Tribune
There are abundant signs OF thu
Democratic disgust with the Green
hackers. There is Mr.. Watterson,
who worked his hardest TO re-clecI
Voorhees,. rising up with the remark
that the SOONER We get rid OF the
Gresnback idiots the batter" Yet II
was Watterson who declared with so
much warmth short time ago that
urless the East compromised with
the West and South on the money
question, IN devil would be loose
Ns,0 York Tribune.
1t will be with the resumption OF
specie payments rs it has been with
every beneficial measure OF progress
-ive step during the last twenty
years; il will come In spite OF the
Democracy, and after IL is accom-.
piished 'hey will have iks m,itidiu
lion OF kn)wing that they Ill all 10
their power to preventit. IL was 81
with the suppression OF the rebellion,
he preservation OF the Union the alb
Dillon OF slavery. the Constitutional
amendments. aud every great pro-
gIessive me .snre OF the last two DE-
cafes. The Democracy opposed
the all, and yet they were all grand
ly successful IL spite OF It's opposl
don Indianapolis Ne,cs.
1t Is useless To deny that the solid
South has tended 10 make solid
North. II Is unfortunate, but it Is
true, that we seem 10 be agai1 about
TO enter upon q sectional cIuvass.
The fear OF solid South again ruling
he United States through disid, d
NORTH, al much to do with the re-
suits on Tuesday. Southern Demo
cratic leaders were propably acting
wisely for themselves in making their
own rule 90 secure 80 as TO be above
any assault. but the very complete
ness OF their victory has brought dis
a-ter upon the Democrats Of the
North. The battle OF 1880 is ,prepar-
ing, aud we are afraid ths hosts will
he a solid South against solid
No, th.-Nelo York Graphic.