Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-11-18

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We hare settled down wab he xoavse-
ton t1as l.e 5se IS cat. snd that
RepabIiraa government ssh HOLD seay
fer nauef 81 sears = some.
On eiecls6n night there was greater
excitement n The streets than has been
Witnessed since the var. b. dark lseo-
pie began Is move tow ards The Avenne
10 hear Tie returns. many hearts
thr0khIng with Intense excitement
The Nasionai Tow PATH Club made TIER
beaaQnaft ers q ffe Republican eiisee slssI
from ihereahe returns ~ re xhibite -
The cromd beneath the oslice by mrans II
screen and stefe0ptican. During the
evening num5er of speeches were
made, nlarh we're vociiefouslv greeted
by The exultaes Republicans. for here
the olIire- holder found Il pleasant 70
stand and hurrah for Garfield. and ret
pleaesnieF iosdream Of prefcrmcat IL
the Departments as a reward Tor active
cssnpaigls services. How sad . thsnk
that these and sundIy other ialeraal
views nsay yet prove 10 be disxolking
The night passed of With but e y ssIs-
tur5aness, and BY The dawn The
ti0nol aglfal vas fully aware That's ss
bait had been fought and The Dswe-
Graf parry bsi.ten. -
Ba-the-wag. Kelly Of New York r.
ceive1> unlimited abuse for the eandl-
date he pafBsed on the party.
We had something Of q sensation IS
the capital,a DAY or . ago, created -
a report that Gel. Butler had said. while
al the Supreme Court, that . revised
and corrected vote M New York would
show a majority for Hancock. Tvs
,employes Of the House stated that iheg
had heard Gen. Butler make the as>er-
ton; also that the General said he bad
bet $500 that Hancock would be the
next president. The excitement was
increased By a report that John Kelly
had ielegFaphed John f.. Norris not To-
give up bets on New York a. the re-
suit was undecided; but investigation
showed that the rumor had grown oui
Of statement by Gen. Butler "a the ef-
feet that IF the fraudulepl votes ia.
New York were thrown oul Hancock
would have majority.
Such revision in favor Of party
not holding the reins of governmental
improbable aud the suggestion chimer-
ical.
Tonight our rosy-faced free thinker
Bob ingersoll, rs serenaded. and viii
give, in his own magnetic way, his
views on the topic oil the dag. When
poor Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and
Miss Susan B. Anthony ventured cour-
aseously 20 the polls and succeeded ~
laying Il cir GLORIOUS lille pieces Of p :
per on the baliot-box, should not every
male citizen declare that the case for
which these noble women attempted 10
cast their votes was a high one and
worthy of success Still | fear that
many viii be benighted enough TO say
that they had much better have staid1
quietly in their homes al! tie day 4
paying taxes arrived and then .
would be erpecfed 70 take the g.
Postmaster General Maynaz.
city aud Senator Blaine. a
rivesA sex nas or mis-
OH Il 80 -
otliei3 hayI been welco
to their domt ns with every
ton of rejoicing. The roog
rated with flags, pictures
by the patriotic lady clerk
ton seems TO have come our
der pail. and the exubeFanc
inc shown is from the reaction
by fear
The next House of Representative
will probably have a.slight Republicans
minority, while the Senate viii be a.
likely to have a Democratic majority
During all this political disturbance.
our present president has calmly been
doing" the country, viewing her re-.
sources and all that as good and plea.
SAINT to see; but tomorrow We beho q
his genial face again.
b. FREELAND.