, 1880-10-16
The LOST CAUSE.
copperhead Walls Over the
Ohio and Indiana EIec-
tions Last Tues
day.
The Bourbon Mind Completely
Torn Up-Crinination
and Rocrimina-
ton.
"Startling Coalition, MS in tho
War, Between business
Democrats md
Rndicals."
IA Complete Transformation Gar
field Exactly in the Place
Hancock Occupied
Yesterday"
Democratic Predictions that Ohio
viii Give Garfield a Major.
ity Of Forty Thous
sand.
Indiana's Cave-In Due to Supreme.
Court Prostitution and Gin
oinnati- Platform Blum
ders.
The National Democratic Com
mittec "Lost the Pot by q
Friglittul, Horrible
DIlsp1ay."
Democratic Predictions that Ohio
viii Give Garfield a Major
itY Of Forty Thou'
sand.
Indiana'a Cave-In Due to Supreme.
Court Prostitution and Gin
oinnati-platform Blum
ders,
The National Democratic Com
mittec "Lost tho Pot by
Frigllttul, Horrible
N1lsp1ay."

Friglittul, Horrible
D1lspfay."
"GATu,D
BONE EAsTEny VIEWS or THE RESULT OF
THE RECENT ELECTIONS, AZ FORWARDED
nf GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND 70 4
PROMINENT DEMoCIsAT1c JOURNAL.
Special to Cincinnati Enquirer tDen.).
NEW York, Oct. 13.-Abuut4 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon was standing with repre-
sentative group near tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
when ono Of the numbor-Ilnllett Kilbourne,
Of Washington the following re-
mark:
~ have made good many bets of limit
ed ano,lnt that every Northern State will 20
for Garfield. base it al tho change In busi-
ness. Forr years ago l had real estata In
every part Of Washington City, and not the
car-farc In my pocket to 90 anu look ut It. l
felt 30 desperate TINT was In favor of moro
greenbacks, or any other relief. This ycar
have comfortable REASONS for wanting no
change, and little money to back my opin-
loM with. Gentlemen, there Will bo the lnrg~
est vote pollel to-day ever known In both ltl-
diana Rn1 Ohio, mid nearly the whole increase
Of It will be Republican. Tho tariff interest
III this country
SUCCESS.
A Congressional revision Of 1t, Just to all
parts of the manufacturers might be accept
ed. III the time Of Henry Clay, mannfnctur-
crs wure confined to hnlf q dozen points In
the country. Now tho East Is full of them,
the West Is getting full. md the South wants
manufacturers. Tho great. chain, of wages
extending around tho country Ia held up by
tho tariff system. The protection not only
gives tho operative wages enough to 1.-Two
pretty we'll. but professional wages about
him aro fixed by Ills standard, md tho lawyer,
TIC doctor, uIld tho editor would get very
low hire II the miner and tho MILL operative
had to take frcc-trndv wages. Therefore the
tariff Interest Is going to sec the Republican
party through this time as the currency In
tcsest did once before, tho National
credit before TINT, and the Union before
that"
These romarks from man with no prctcn-
sion to influence or craftsmanship, but ono
who has gone to jail voluntarily rather than
expose tho business of his customers, aud
having staid there good while a,td made his
point there, offered his books to Congress-
maun all Impression, and gives tic lesson OF
the election. The attack OIL GarGeld's per
sonal problty
HAH nEEN a FAILURE,
on account Of his Woll-known poverty. Tho
power or tue Nickname In our canvasses el,-
counters moro and more Intelligence every
year, and the posting OF the figures SO all
oyer tic walls OF tho houses and public
R!aeyes a ys las n9t probably added one vote to
the Democratic roll
It ia vol understood TINT Garfield is so
poor that tho Republican National Committe0
aas llad to give hin. some Incidental OK
Reases-that neltllor his little house in Wash
ingtqn nor bis farm In Ohio Is clear OF In
ftHnf khA 1.nkl r,efn
marks Of q grasping uan. Tho $3.50 spread
against his Mnme was Offset by tho very gol,-
eta! attacks mada OH Mr.. English, WHO was
secuseu OF cruelty to debtors, md who be,
come rich enough To command tho Vice
Presidency without any great services.
uattiold, pretty we'll thought Of generally,
9esS & l;ts last diploma from Grant, whose
eordlI appreciation
TURNED ALL THE srALwAnrs INTO THE
FIGHT.
.PTovlongly the less Stalwart exponents OF
Me Republican pnrty, such rs tho New York
aMa1ttto1s, had not given any adhesion to Tar
t.su, tesiu, About ono week. ago the harmony be-
Rabliean party, was seen 10 be 80 complete
ha1I hhas they would poll united yote, aud woro
g pemg reinforced from, THO noscli1.a'H and
heatthl clsss. Tho election III Alalne had
sauses, chief Of which was Republican OF.
position TO the dcspo.isln OF Blaine and llalil-
IN. tbs Grccnback vote, which hal helped
~ 99ctleye It, went over to Porter IN 1ndisna7
best Charles Townsend in QNio.
substantial Republicans felt that Maine
tsf9d tTsfonld 90, for Garfield In Noyember;. that
Hhaio ;ht would perhaps take Gare OF itself, and
!aatollgh the Increase ct tho manufacturing
interest In that Stnte and the probable
natural ,'at growth Of tho Northern vote In that
prosperous Commonwealth: Yet 1t was hard
IN nf1k0 mud To-
ntbay tby q election, opinion was ali but universal
tAat she would
20 DEAoCItAT1o DY ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND
MAJ0NIrY,
considerable .sI confidence was felt, too, in the
ihsN ina3a%o..' conducting the Republican campaign in
aoMs lIttlo man, more fond Of politics than
o. ofllee, independent IN Ills circumstances.
ssaa, although greatly disappointed at uIants
taS ttstSYIt h. senio IN martliy for Garfield and
ilnaiion that he believed, With big effort, H.
ohila would 20 Republican.
Oh the othor hand, Senator Dorsey has
RRse bos eYs5Ilooked sIesd BY ne Democrats because
4. having beau Q carpet-baggeF. 11e Is really
ns ef business partner here Of Senator Uarnusli,
~ Sho vas rHn''hlg the opposlt campaign at
als side. 'Tlls class OF men do mt run To-
geeher unless they can make money fnr eacl,
S.1ot, Dorsey was on hts 1ncttle, and ho went
Au0lai'a To make reputation, anu
', uAs APPARENTLY MADE IT.
Ae has been dashtny businessman, and
generally successful In some railroad III
etkaMsas, where railroads are noYer success
sa!: The Influence OF indianapolis bes!ues,
the central nllI metropolitan city OF lndt-
va, was not discounted by the Democrats.
9sflod of glut had well-niEh swalmped lM.
aeaia1!apolls and brought OIL loud clanior Tor q
!eleasa 0t tho greelbacks, to which Morton
ssfIasrendsred ths Republican party. Az In