Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-30

The Greenback vote in Ohio, at the recent
election, was less than 10000 against So ,OOO,
last year.
Senator Conkling confidently predicts the
election of the entire Republican ticket in New
York.
Gen. Ewing now says that justice would
seem to require that Mr.. Tilden should again
be made the standard bearer after his loss of
victory by the gigantic fraud of 1876.
Official returns from San Francisco of the
elections, show that the vote on Chinese immi-
grafton stood in favor of it, 1888; and against
it, 154, $685.
A great many theories are being offered to
account for the defeat of the Democrats in
Ohio The only good reason given for this re-
suit is that the Radicals got in with the most
votes.
- The indianapolis Sentinel, Mr. Hendricks
organ, says that State will present his name in
the next Democratic national convention, and
adds if there is anything in the drift of public
sentiment, he will be nominated.
The Pennsylvania Republican State Com
mittee have issued an address in which they
kick State issues out at the back door, and call
on all the faithful to rally for the salvation of
the country from the rebels.
AT the Republican primaries held in New
Orleans for the choice of delegates to the State
convention, the Colored Mems Protective Un-
ion, whose battle cry is 'Grant and Kansas, :"
seemed to have everything their own way.
The Mobile Register warns the Democratic
party of New York, that, while they can af-
ford to be beaten, they cannot afford to let
Tammany Hall dictate to the Democracy of
the State or the Union who shall or who shall
not be it's candidate for Governor or for Presi-
dent.
The canvass of the vote for members of
the General Assembly of Ohio, cast October
IA, shows that the Republicans elected 80, and
the Democrats Is members of the House and
that the Republicans elected p, and the Dem
ocrats Is members of the Senate. The Re-
publican majority on joint ballot is 81.
Ex-Governor Walker, late of Virginia, ad-
dressed large number of his neighbors at Bing-
hampton, New York, on the 20th instant. In
the course of his remarks, he told them that
the Republican party was responsible for the
solid South, and if the Republicans would dis
band there would be no more solid South.
- The Republicans are now boasting that they
will have control of both houses of Congress
in 1881 with ''strong man. in the White
House, who will ''put down the South" This
is a cheering prospect for the business of the
country. Putting down the South'' means
the wiping out of the most profitable portion
of Northern trade and the renewed robbery of
the Southern people.
Gen. Arthur, a leading New York Repub-
lican politician, expresses belief that Cornell
will run nearly 100000 votes ahead of Robin
son, and that the rest of the ticket will have
majority of 10000 or 10000. He thinks that
the Democrats have given up all hope OF
electing Robinson, and will devote themselves
mainly to endeavoring to elect Mr.. Potter and
the rest of their ticket.
- The Springfield (Mass.) Republican, Cnde-
pendent) favors Bayard for President and
says: against any but the best Republican
candidate, Massachusetts is Bayard State.
The Worcester Democrats, representing an
overwhelming majority of the Democratic
voters of this Commonwealth, show hard sense
in choosing Bayard delegates. The first gun