Daily Republican., 1880-09-08

majority OF tne popular vote OF over zUU.
We shall make 1t thousand in Novem-
Der. Tremendous applause. The
frauds Of year ago have not been re-
peated. The lesson to those gentry
since tina: time has been needed. We
mean that In October and November
we will have full and fair vote, and
an honest count. (Cheers.) From
this time onward let your watchwerd
be Organization and work.
March, shout, hurrah, sing and pray
as much as you like, but pray Of you
to make your organisations perfect, sol
that you may know, when you come to
the polls next election, whether every
Republican, who is entitled to vote,
cast his ballot, and See that no Demo-
crat votes who has not the right to vote.
Comfort your neighbor when you may,
and convert him when you can, and l
will not tremble for the result through
out the county in November. All that
you may ask is to be let alone, that
you do your work for God and your
country.
COL. s. A. MACALLISTER SAID:
/ join heartily in congratulating You
fellow Republicans, on your victory.
You have worked hard for it. We have
done wonders now, but we will do a
great deal better in November. We will
march steadily forward and keep as
serting our rights at the polls as else
where. We have honestly defeated
them. The frauds of last election have
not been repeated; they received les
son at the hands Of Mr.. Higgins and
the court, which they will not soon
forget. We want these people to know
that when they attempt to defraud a
free people, that they will receive the
punishment they SO richly deserve.
President Bach was called for and
said that the Republican party four
years ago went home to study the as
sessmsnt law. The wisdom OF that
was proved by the election yesterday,
and the contest was harbinger Of sue.
cess in November.
sERNADISG THE vICTORs.
Headed by band the young Mems
Club and other organiza.
tions, formed in procession, started of
about 1890 o'clock to serenads the
successful candidates. The parade |
numbered about 1000 persons and the
Gro wds on the sidewalk Of Market street
cheered them as they marched along,
" ran in and joined the ranks.
Nearly all the wards was visited and
the sue ,essful candidates we're serena
ded end replied with speeches. The
ran rife and music, cheers
and bon.fres told the "glad tidings Of
great joy" all over the city.
At one o'clock the happy throng came
down Market street to dis
perse at the Lincoln Club room. 1t num-
Dered even at that late hour at least
1900 men. The band was playing
John Browns Body" a few was cheer
ng and a thousand voices joined in
he refrain
John Browns body lies mould'ring in the
grave
His soul goes marching on.
A person listening to II could not
help but feel that the song was pro-
phetic, and that the Republican party |
would 60 marching on" to sweeping |
victory in Little Dslaw are" next No
Iember.
THE NEW COUNCIL.
viii meet tonight fer organization,
Politically 1t will be as follows, the new
members being distinguished by dis
riots +:
DEMOCRATIC Merris Taylor, James
lcKenna,* B. F. Townsend,* R. II.
'aylor, W. Fl. Blake, George Abele,*
.ewis Psynter, James Carmichael, Wm.
lcMenamin, George 7. Barnhill and
resident Sharpley-11.
REpUBIIcAN-W. H. Robinson,* A.
,. Beecher,* Joseph K. Adams,* Ed
vim C. Moore,* Charles W. Talley,*
,aesar A. Rodney Abner P. Bailey,*
David R. Smith*-8.
SCATTERING VOTES.
In the Second ward ]. A. Quinn re-
aived one vote for Assistant Inspector.
One double ticket and or tax receipt
Vere voted in the East Third.
In tbs West Third ward Thomas
loud got thres for Inspector, and J. c.
three for Assistant.
The West Fourth gave Squire Brady
for Council and William Kyne for
assessor, while the East end cast for
ames Heald and 2 for John Kirk for
with one for e. c. Sipple for
assistant.
In the East Fifth, A. P. Beecher got
ne for Council, William Fields and
'noch Moore, Jr., one each for Assist
mt Inspector. Ii
West Fifth gave Thomas M. Culbert /
hrse for Inspector, and 4. d. Wells
ne; VIM. Simmons three for Assistant,
nd G.. K. Kyle and E. Ii. Hoagland one /
ach for the same place.
South Sixth-Assessor and Collector, !
homss johnson l, Zachary Pickels ;
Inspector, W. E. Hazlett 3, Bnoch Town
md Assistant, II. B. Morrow 3, W.
;. Robinson l, with one double ticket.
North Sixth-Council, s. c. Peirce l;
Frank P. Kane ! Assistant, :
rancis W. Carswell l. Il
East Seventh-Assesso and Colleo. ;
n, Washington Cox, l Council, Enooh y
oors, Jr. Inspector, John b. Moore, ,
; E. II. Wells / Assistant, Thomas c.
oud, l !; James McKendrick, Jr., l; c. ?
Kyle, l; West seventh-Council, VI