The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
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The taking of Holland by the
Dutch in Vermont did not help the
Republicans in Maine. E.at. rr4
Jim Blaine will not go TO Indiana
now. lie has heen ordered toTthe
rear: Poor fellow!s It is all oyer with
him
The Republican journals that were
so over confident before the election
ure now trying to convince their read
crs that they never expected TO win
victory inrMaine. iaHi
Gen. Grant took an extra cocktail
and smoked an extra segar when he
read the news from Maine and con.
,cmplatcd Dlaine's political death
aRa Gal lfield's doom!
There has hccn grcSt run on The
drug stores since Tie Majne election
for Mrs. Winslnw's soothing rvrup.
The ''boys' had 10 he sooii,cd over
the result in some way.
Blame caused tn he tclcnraI,hcd all
over The country his opinion that the
Republicans would carry Maine hv
lot less than 1000 majority. Those
over sanguine Republicans who back
I'd Jim's opi'i"n With money think
lis Judgment bad.
The fraudulent President was on
exhibition a: a fair in San Francisco
last Saturday. After The 4th OF next
Aiureh Alr. Hayes cain no doubt make
an engagement with BaInum 20 eS-
l'ihit himself as tlls only sisslrst
trand upon earth"
Judge, Black says that morally
Iurtitld is the equal Of any Of his
party, aud sum of the organs arc
daft enough 10 quote it as a colnpl-
ment.r What Judge Mack meant was
that one deccascd CARCASS, was nj
more offensive than another. 90,
-Four Years ago the Republicans
carried Maine by 15,J00 majority for
Governor at The Srpteml'cr State
election, and by lG.5OO majority ut
The November prebitleH,icl election.
1ut the D.moc,als eHr:icd inhinna
all the same in Dc,pter, and New
York, Connecticut. New Jersey and
Indiana in November ilpw ahou,
fhis year? "t.. :" '''''
Still they cone. The S9Hllerni Ai-
:pnige1csr, published ut RicLmoni.
VA, by 'ths Clerk IL tie Uniled
States, Court for Tie Easfefn DisIIitt
of Virginia, formerly an, IUi,ileuseIy
partisan Republican, organ, places tile
HANCOCK slt:tolnl tiGfet Ar the head,
OF it's c6inIihs. Tie editor claims
that ,hereFis mol The slightest chance
OF Garfield carrying tIi;tlState:. A''59
Prospects Of dcmocrn, success on on
the Pacific slope are 'entniraging. II
California the republicans are said to
have practically given up the, fight,
owing 70 the consolidation Of the an
ii republican in.ercs,s in support OF
the democratic tirket und the unpop-
plarity OF Tie administration on ac.
count ofits position onilhe Chinese
issue. IN Oregon. too. The outlook is
reported to tie unusually bright owing
n similar causes. ~ '''
The Spring field Republican soherly
remarks: "a sin gins ard speaking
campaign. professions an:! Irag and
hldater appear 10 he no match TOR the
ateultly and fatal atil. hunt which
Pnrnum learnesistrom Iilden, and has
improved upon 70 the manifest advan-
saec ~: Ills tHrsee. Tie noise, of The
captains and tile si,on,ing is. on tic
Rrpnhlicans In Indiana; but Tie
result in Maine must make dvery one |
aomewhas douhltnl whether the voters
pre." c1l,ss ggg e
The Rochester DHmocmt says n
Charleston nrwsparer s,ys if Won
wan, tinker. /" iniior. Q Shoemaker,
or any other lknd or honest and in
dustrious tradesman, empfoy''a a Dem
ocrat. 1t would be surprf1ons for
Charleston newspaper or any other
newspaper to say that if YOU want
brile tuker. II ljsijnfcr, 4 hack pay en-.
ginerr, IL 'PI.sidelft sleaier, or any
other kinA, OF sishn2esl statesman,
get the ,besl,Fhire Garfield. Price
1920. He is the boy Tor any job, per
Jas or me- tns.
The fight in Name was the fight Of
Hancock aRainst Garfield. Hancock |
won, and victory in the whole coun-
Try now awai's him. But to achieve
This victory Democrats must relax no !
"ti"rl--mpst w",k hnrdtr than ever.
For the Republican leaders will con-