Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
REPUBLICAN, GOOD oM EER.
A Ringing Address From the
National Republican Committee


The following address was issued by til,
Republican National Communities:
10 the Republican Voters Of the Union
The elections OF Tuesday last cla:ly show tina
with continued zeal and systsmatic effort he
publican triumph In November will DO com
plete and overwhelming.
| Our plurality In Ohio 10 about "a, 0OO-Deint
Ia gain of 5000 over the exceptionally lar1'
plurality Of 1879, while the election Of ffteel
Of tive ty CongresSmea gives as o ga Of ST.
members Our plurality In Indiana reaoheI
about 7000-beibg gain OF q ,00) upon tb'
Democratic plurality OF 1873. In the Legi,
lature We have majority Of IA, In contIas
with the Democratic majority Of 20 in the las
Legislature thus gaining q United Statei
Senator. ora Congressional districts shaVC
been carried-nakinga gain OF member'
The result in each State, and especially iT
Ohio, is q conclusive answer OF the people u
tho 10 80 and malignant assaults upon thu
personal character Of our candidate for PreEi
| dent, which have thus far been the principal
weapons oil our opponents, and have beep IN
IdecenlIy and shSmelessiy repeated In an ad
dress this day Published by their stunned
and demoralized National COMMITTEE.
Both these victories are the result OF a
spontaneous and enthusiasts uprising OF the
pt ople in favor Of patriotic principles, on.
liz htened legislation, aud good government
I hat in Indiana has been won In spite Of
the lavish expenditure Of money by the Dem
ocratis candidate for the Vice.Pfesidsncy
who was nominated foley forthat purpose,
and by eastern emissaIies, who In $50 vainly
Attempted to purchase the Presiden-
Icy, and have recently traver.ed that
State shouting against and ut the same mo
me at perpe trating frauds made possible by
the loosast election laws existing In any State
In the Union, and which were purposely re-
tanned in force by Dem cratic judicial out
rase.
1t is apparent from the results, that 4 Re
publicans relax no exeriioa, every Northern
State will choose Republican Presidential
Electors, while It is not improbable that some
of the Southern States Will give their votes
for Garfield and Anhur.
Ot seventeen members necessary 70 make
the next House Of Representatives Republi-
can, eleven are already gained in Oregon,
Vermont. Ohio and Indiana, and the full re.
suit il reasonaDIy certain. Six Senators
nc oessary TO make the Senate, with the Vice
President, Republican. will probably be
secured from the States OF Ohio and Indiana
(already Qainef), and ON Pennsylvania,
Dew York, New Jersey and Connecticut yet
to elect. Thus, with the inaua uration Of Gar
field and Arthur all branches Of the Govern
uient are likely to be Republican once more.
Republlcaus. however, need TO be reminded
OF the remaining danger, hat the disappoint
ed Democratic leaders will not shrink from
desperate acts to prever full Republican
success, They have ma jorities In both Houses
of Congress. claim full power over the final
Preside ntial count, ana have steadily refused
TO seodre poacsablo and orderly decis on OF
. doubtful result. Let NO possible effort be
spared to mako the Republican majority on
the electoral vote 30 large as TO avert the
perils Of q disputed unit, and the majority
In the next House Of representatives 10 d 3
cisiye that there can be no conflict In iD or
BY unremitttng exertions, such
AZ have seeured the brilliant achievements In
Ohio and Indiana, the Republican party can
deieat the purposes of the rea,tiontsts, who,
in order to gain political power and patronage,
are willing 10 unsettle the results Of the war
for the Union, change the financial and rev
enue policy of the Government, derange the
national currency. and ieopardize the thriV-
Ing business interests Of the country.
Republican success will, on the other hand,
firmly establish In the country free anu
benest balivt, protection to life and property,
we'll paid and cOntented labsr, activity IN az
agricultural. manufacturing, meHhan1cal ana
pursuit, and will make the States
Of our Union pre- sperous and powerful beyond
these OF any other nation.
BIZ order OF the Conmittee.
MARSHALL JEWELL, Chairman.