The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
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NEW YORK AND INDIANA,
WILL ELECT A.
Democratic President so,
"aud Doa't Yen Forget H."

The election r..'pfns g,c,n Illinois ARE
very fattrrin:. L. IL" connty il, hich
Chicago IS siIostr,I (Cs'"h) Johuson
Rep gets 99.&sC; Gurriu (b.u a.
27s; Altre,cr, 1889. Last year the
vote vote stool Rep, 27.93l Dom,
I7,077. Republicans call .Ll, 81 g,is
on their si.ic.
Hayes carried Massachusetts, l,y &C..
2s6. The Republican candidate for
Governor la,t year bad neja,i.y Of
%, go over Ga,I.r. TIN y,sr tie 70
puL.icau majority ovrr !;alIcr Ui'! not
be mere thea i3,oJa. Not "a very
heavy gain fot brpa.,i.eal,s. unless they
still consider tl.as Oh c'.c', f.ycd seana-
d.el one Of thou number
And still another large gain we hear
Of in Minnesota. Last year thoy had
an election for onn State officer, and
the Republican candidate VAS elected
by 33,5Oo. The disiatchcz yesterday
tell us that PiIi-biny, tbe Eci.ublican
candidate for Governor, viii be elected
by H majority Of not more rhln 10000.
The Oreyoatian disfatchs, alao say
that Lackawana county, Penn, gives
1000 plurality for the Republican
ticket. The vote of 1873 in that
county on Governor shows that it then
gave a plurality OF 5000. More Re
publican gains @
This year Jas. Stevens (Dem.) is
elected from the Oneida Senatorial
district in New York by 100 majority.
In the last Congress this district was
represented by Republican who was
elected 10y plurality Of .o32.
In New York, Cornell, tie RepnbIi-
can candidate for Governor is elected,
but lie ran against two Democrats
Robinson and KelIey-aud their com
sined vote will hc considerably larger
than that received by Cornell. Besides
this, the remainder of the Democratic
State ticket, upon which there was no
division, is elected 10y good majority.
This is substantial Democratic vic
tory and a great gain, as last year the
Republicans carried New York hy
plurality of $4,000.
The Empire State may be put down
as sure for a Democratic President
next year, as with Tilden out Of the
way there will be no division in our
party in that State.
Pennsylvania only elected State
Treasurer, and the Republican candi-
date is successful, by What majority is
not stated, which indicates that it is
less than usual.
Wisconsin goes Republican.
We have bnt neagre reports from
Maryland and Mississippi, but as they
are known to have gone overwhelming
Iy Democratic the Radical "boom" tele-
graph don't please TO give ns very full
information on the subject. God speed
the day when we can have telegraph
lines independent of these Radical
electioneering machines
All in all, the result Of Tnesday' s
elections although not quite 50 over
whelmingly Democratic as we would
heve desired it, is ny no means dis
couraging, bat on the other hand afford
cause for congratitlation. While the
have not carried Il single
State that they did not before possess,
the Democrats have redeemed New
York from Radical plurality last
year Of $4,000, and have made aston
ishing gains in some other States, and
shew BY the votes Of Maryland and
Mississippi that our claim to the cleo
toral vote Of the "solid South in
1880 is perfectly assured.
New York and Indiana are sure forus