, 1880-11-06
nuNqL1NQ DID IT.


WITH THE AssIsrAScE OFF THE sO1Lp SOUTH
-TWO SUGGESTIVE TEXTS FOlt 4 rnitr-
1CAL REttMON-snME POINTS trON WHICH
TEtEnE Is NO DIFFERENCE OF OPINION,
-, nt''ateh I" Cincinnati Enquirer ti,tn.'. :,
WAsil1N0roN D. e., Nov. a. Tho South
must ralso less Ill md moro cotton"
"tfhe South must Understand Tint, when-
ever It elects Democratic Sheriff. 1t loses
Northern Democratic Slatc."
Thcse two texts clearly cover the Repnb-
lican argument Tor yesterdays Democratic
Waterloo. Prominent Republicans coilccdo
tint It was not tho tariff, tho Chinese Nues-
tton, n lwarfGd bnrre1, or tito fear TINT 1fnn.
cock wotlId not make n good public admin
istrntor; but 1t was the fear thnt II Democrat
ic victory would be tho nsccnttency Of the
South to control National affairs. Whittier
II buEuboo or not, It proved, like 1fcreut'o's
wound, to be sufficient; md the. nrsla Of tic
great Democratic party Is h1ltr!llntctl under
Ir,hl ,a,nhlorIty OF the votes Of almost a Solid
Of course, tho able Democratic mind las
manifo.s 'i EXCUSES to oifcF' None seem to DO
Sonie say rillen played false to Hancock,
aitl TINT ,1nt!n Kelly lad no Interest iM THO
National Ticket. Others that the Vice. Presl-
temtinf candidate was 50 unpopular TINT no
pulled down the taberi,ac!s: others TINT tho
l,cln1cratic yotor was hHll!!ozet n,nl lntimi.
votes.
Ou ono point there is rather unantmot,s
cxprcssiGn. and TINT Is, tue Democratic canl-
raEg1, has beeh
MANAGED ny VERY FOOLISH y1narSs.
4 Ssatc Canmttee, through, its Chafrmnn,
III Il great Stalls Hike UllU, which claimed d
mnj"rity for tho Democracy III tho OGtoher
contest, and then got left nw,ty up In the
Of political! prophecy or m intentional niis.
| representation helil nut to net Il pluthOrfc
eampnlgn fund sent tnto tho Statc.
There arnn two facts established BY the
| 1'rrsident with alnnst tho solI Northern
| vote; anA second, Tint tho tiext House OF
REPRESENTATIVES. WILL ',ayG = ssl,a'l Retn'b-
ltcail majority, hut nll sufficient TO rcnrRnli-
| after tho Atli Of March Mcxt.
The Sclnte IL yot IN doubt. Upon. Nevada
the Democratic hopc depends. II that Statu
Aas electea = lsepubl!eHn lsg!slature. tug
/ inter A[arct, next by. the casting vote Ut
Chester \. Arthur, the Vice. President elect.
| Tho chances nrN that tic Republicans will
h9yG control of the senata throagl t!e v9to
| sore because 0f tho interference nf tho MI
tional Committee III the local affairs Of that
| State.
Onoof tho rumors afoat Is, TINT Gen. Logan
Is To hH Secretary ut the Interior, n!M that
Hcf. Grant Is TO SUCCEED him in tho United
| States Scnntc.
The feeling nIl0ng Republicans Is, that the
mext Administration IL to he preG,uinpiltly
Stalwart; .that all Democrats must go; tint
t1scre Is to be
NO MORE TEMroR1zIS0 WITH THE SOUTH.
Tho verdict scams 10 be accepted by. tho Stal-
wnrts to mean that tho rroplc Of thfs c0!tll-
try want the political affntrs OF tho Nation
administered ul Stnlwnrt tnsfs.
! 1t Is sail by tho nltra Stalwarts tllnt the
Congrcsstnen frMn tho Soutl, certified to be
elected IN districts having n prcpontcratng
npgFn vote, ur.' 10 ',o either unsentct, Or tneir
elertion inya'tdatc,l, ~ the ground TINT tlle
frue expression Of opinion, ;rhts, It is Us.
sertotl, Is the only means which cnl, be re-
sorted to to give tho colarcd yDter clance
10 assert bis polItleat rights. Such n policy,
II ntlnptcd would unsrlt Chalmers In tic
Shnestrlng District. Of MisstssipDi, three OF
tho Louisiana members, and ab0ut NIL Of tlle
South Carolina delegation
4 very wild r.,,lnir nttoat iinro tonight II
tllat thu Southern States will Indicate Il p1,r.
pose to Gust tho v0tes Ut their Electors ~.
spGcttvrly for (sell. Hrnnt, In caso enough
Electors In the North will join with them to
| secure Grants glcct{Un..,