The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
What the Press Of the Country Has to Say
About Them,
LWaatIngtnn Post. Dam j.

Tho Democratic presidential candidate Will
got al Ut these next year, which will elect
hm. Tuesdays election In New YORK DC
elded THIS.
lilouIsvla Courier journal, nem.l
We ty 10 means give NJ the fight for 1880
In tho history of wars aud parties many
Victory has been snatehed from even greater
revarsta The work to be done must DO thor
ough, at once bold aud unspaitng. Whilst
the politicians at Washington are wranging
among themselves Tho people at home must
organize. Needless baggage must be left DO
hiul. We can afford to carry ne dead weights.
We must move up To the front. pledglng the
country.
IFt louis Times Dem.l
Tho result Of yesterdays election makes
New York certain for the Democracy In the
presidential contest Of 1890.
Itt. Louis Globe Democrat, Rep1
1t Ia tho first time that tho Republicans
have carried all these States at one election
stneo Gen. Grant beat Horace Greeley ~
1879. 1t means a solid North against solid
south next year.
tGnennnh Enquirer, Deml
The Republican triumph OF yesterday CON
sjsts III the election to tho FuvarDnrship q
New York n man whom this Republican nd
minstratlpn spewea out OF n11ee not long
ago. Tie Democratic party agnin appears
an tho party Of iuvinrihr hope, III perennial
vigot. which no quarrel within the party and
no foe without ran conquer.
EOlnelnnai Commercial, Hep.l
The elections IN general held yesterday
show the same drift III RntliG sentiment APP
parent In the California, M ane AND ONO con
tests. aud 1t must hn remarked thht Inc
=Dnuaperate party makes the best showing
whore II has had the least faint Of inlletlon
foo)ary and fanaticIsm After all, the next
Presidential election mlst be fought out On
lis merits. II has not yet been decided.
lGbeago Timas.|
No Democratic eand!date for tho presiden-
cy from New York can hope to get the vote ~
that State ne yt year. since faction lines are
drawn So closely thpt every man IN the State
belongs to ono faction or tho other AMI inc
other faction will not vote for q man OF the
opposite crowd under any oiroumstances.
The only way In which the Democratic ma
jprity which clearly exists IN the state, can
l,a united on n Democratic electoral ticket ls
to nominate FOR the Presidential Office n good
man from snIne other State
fEt Louis Republican. DemI
Perhaps, bad the elections Ut this year gone
Democratic many mistakes md blundeis
rnlght have endangered the Congressional
and State contests Of 1890, Perhaps the flush
If victory will develop tho leal autagontsm,
tho real purposes Of the Republican parity.
Perhaps the people will Ut Inst, and In time,
500 Tho dangers into which the Republican
party Is carrying tho country. Atall events.
the duty Of I'll patriots, which term includes
MI honest Democrats. is to fight on, press
forward and leave nothing nndono to wrest
,aat md emf ri II
IN Y. Tribune. Repl
A solid North sends greeting to u solid
South Yesterday atlSWnrs the last session
of Gungross, and MI the insolent disloyalty
which. htt"r growing iof years, lo,''la OK
preston There" me srai'a n'l,l res'sa,sas up,
rising Whioh loiloWeu LAP sf,oe ny 1lstlsst'n
hnlbnr In 1861 finds an echo IN tho returns OF
to-day once moro the North Is; united. The
WORK Whleh inau 10 Wlth theif naishts tney
hnve dntefinlnen hot 10 slosI WHY tne'r ~.
lots acre, on htle very t'teshonl 81 u VIC
w., ~ Will - th.v aaue nntira mon
Ii" Sn,tl, mat there ID no viudletjynnefa in
their Triumph
IN So, U,,I1r oro,n1
-, = -. ~, 0' ,,.'
lh Rpi'a"l ,hs '.'''9'N opp,1u''tp =, y p''W s,
I'M party a.ln y d'n1,etlso '.e.'' wy" ~
DICE upon W'l.on W.. NY pln,isaa ,a''p XIV,
W,tn snet' aan"nr no htaya,g uhy rh n'
altlJ VI =, a.. ~
ltht vi 1''t,"7 N"'t7',i - ~ l,, y"
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pttl. W .inp 1900 NJ ~ 49,,
sla Mi,,ii'S ,'"I,',a ~ a,
1870 Sn'an go 80 Wy ''"''
p"N" foe : 't'V'9'
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Inc success OF tiie rest p tne De'nocrat,c
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thn ' t CO. n 'l nt,rfs'r'r, tIn pa,nonrota
e,d "," ~ hn,an their u,,,,l, tjcIrat anv,r.
a,,i'i Ell INA ha',,,ir,ad NJ pntf., -, n.
~. a'i' " ~ ti,t NV so ~ "s
pe"a ~ 40 , Wy, pt "a . and 1 nj Me- Gnrnsll
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y,",id no, IND i" his, ,,atnnta and a.Iliab nm
titf,', hog hr,,,.,h a., aniirelv needIeaa defent
ntl,'t W. '" r - '5t T. 'inish
h NJ pal .g u' eo gn.. W I. ,ni, ~
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ifhllt1e phia Ilmes.l
Tho election of Cornell To the gnberuntorlaI
CHARIOT New York la n Republican suicide
oah s'aiia ,,ao te5s OF inc no .n Jpg
political camps, AID Il Is . reproaeh to r..