The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-10-20
TIE NOVEMBER OUTLOOK.
Nashville American.

1t may be we'll to look through the
a smoke of Tuesday's battle to see If
4 there is anything to discourage
> Democrats in the further prosecu
! ton Of the canvass. We think not.
A party swollen With twenty years
! Of power. having possession Of all
the effective part of the Government,
! Iesgued with all the corrupt monopo-
lies, has been able to concentrate its
J entire power in two States. practi
cally 10 one. for indiana was the
| battle-ground. That they would not
yield without terrible struggle and
the use of all the, means known to
them, and possible .alone TO them,
was certain. In November they will
have to diffuse their labors over the
entire field, while the Democrats
have only to devote themselves to a
few States. The local Democracy
Of Illinois, Pennsylvania. New
Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Wiscon-
siO, Michigan, California. Oregon,
Nevada, Maine and Ohio will be able
to show such a front as will require
them to make a hard fight in all
these, most of them, doubtful States
They cannot afford to leave any one
Of them without stubborn contest.
The Democracy, on The other hand,
have only to fight for New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut and India.
ma. They have the advantage also
that their national licked is far
stronger than any State ticket. Con-
ceding the worst the contest is now
TO DE hardly fought out with the ad::
vantage in favor of the Democrats.
Indiana Is a Democratic State and
there can be no reasonable question
about the result in November, when Y
the Republicans are compelled to :
distribute their work all over the F
union and the Democrats are left to \
make their fight for those States P
which are Democratic. T
Hancock will receive from 18 p
States 1873 votes. which are certain; 3
TO these the Democrats need only 1
add New York IS, Connecticub 6, 7
New Jersey 9, making 1873 electoral =
votes, or three more than are neces-
'aEy, and rendering Indiana unneces- CO
AIRY. But Indiana. Connecticut,
New jersey and New York are all B.
Democratic States, and Of these New
FORK is not now debatable; it is Ger Va
ain. The Republicans are Only en- o. o.
oldened TO fight, while the Demo Ia
rats need only be stirred up to Pot Pot
reater exertions, and they need not Be.
find any reason for depres Pea
on. Indeed, with the chance they Bla
ave and the advantage in their ia
or, the slight element Of uncertain Bee
will only suffice to render them Sen
ore careful, more alert, stimulating PIN
harder work. Dry Dry
1t is now necessary for Southern Fla
emocrats to stir themselves up to "S%'
ave Do gap in their line, TO make Old Old
certain that DO apathy, divisions, BY
neglect may disappelnt reasona- H ZEE
e expectations in the certain Demo 6 SPF
attic States. 1t must be remember
that no State is ever certain uA-
,s ali the means are used and all
e work done that should be done
doubtful States. Over confidence
~ endanger any State. We have oG:'
victory If all Democrat. ia all tho whse
States stand together, g Tio8
sving the National managers only {"
2 labor Of looking after the three Meal Meal
stern States they have to carry, :.
is not going to be a tidal wave. Peas Peas
rhaps, and it is, perhaps. better Hay Hay
, the country that it should not. Live
, even balancing of forces, the Lard
olesome influence of sentiment Butt,
'sely divided, will hold parties Eggs
se to the strict line of public duty, Is5si.
4 prevent all reactionary outcrop- AppI
lgs from the reckless and impru.
at demagogues of which every
rty has its full share. 1t must be
rendered that the Republican q
,ty had the advantage of the en-
2 government in the recent cleo Wut
is, and that it can have no such ~
vantage in the November cleo I
Ms, when it will have to diffase it's
yer over the entire field.