, 1880-10-14
"What will be tho etTect?'
!" llnvo no means Of knowing"
SItAIaItk,L.
khS$t<1*h14
-! think we nre Whipped"

,frt @ ~ uvT n ,T,, ,, H. sy,3 ,,. III tac,,,
try.,1'. ,,,,., .,,, :, ~r..,.,,
u! thlnk Twill BE- llsastrous."
Yes, beealise the loet!ng yotors will jump
to the slide they think Will Will"
' Muiiily NELSON.
II think tho result is billy"
nIiDw will It affect the country 7"
sS sefS a 1stsx %sa e 'Gs e s.
slvu. Garfield will be electe'l.'
Ex-MAr0Is cot.vty.
"1thInk II doubtful that tic Republicans
= Assuming tliat they havc, what will be
" Il viii give them o boom, but they will
Tho result wontdo the Democratic party
ny fHdon't Hi't think So"
AT tho Clty-llall, which Is tho only place In
the city Whero tho Democrats hive Il fUDt-
hold. thcrc wns Il general 1lMenesst aud
everybody wss out Ct temper. a1ost Of thu
but they wcrc. tho very picture of. despair.
The ,ows had bcel, too nltlcll for utu.1l, nnti.
In the absence OF. anything else 10 to, they
pHt plSnua IN tf1 InfHnt Thug avag gurE Ec, out o,eS HEY
%oi aSs bce no% Ubtoinea eircustai,s lsss
llad been other than they were, which was
all tile consolation In ti,olr rcnclI.
MAYOR HARRISON.
Tho Mayor was among the "btncst Of the
tended to bu sangulne ut first that The DelIo-
crats lad carried Indiana. Admitting. how
ever, that tho result WAS rs reported. which
he was loat, to do, even for the sake Of argu-
and Unlimited that he had anticipated d
urllbbinR, but nune suell rs thuy Ind
h. S s ~ psnty 9s Of excuses a e fs5 q
ii inana ' was ~ COZ coi,serne,, Wis III %inclinci III II t. 70
divide the responsibility between Hendricks,
II. W. Fuller, l.uulers, anil tbs CINCINNATI
Convention. The prime cause Ut defeat, llU
party,s National platform. waieli 10 accuses
tIIs eon!es tho action Of Zig Supreme Court
Of the Stato IL. pcrpctunttng tho October
tho instsncs: of 1irndricks; and d" following
these ."inlstakcs, Or causes of weakness, -
using Ills lal'g!!n!gc, VAS Landcrs'. personal
unpUpularity. 'Tiie Mnyorr latl been ol,-
81 policy, and e the party insd,ii!ns
with uto question In its platform. for tho
reason tllatf was divided 4psll tho subject.
lIe Ind aly9 been opposed 70 tug Supreme
Court deciding us It did, mud ,had 30 en,ii..
ho l,ad thought tint 1t would he n.sasu to
perpesuate tic October elections III Indiana.
Even after the decision had been rendered
lle says he did what he could to get 4 ,retcar.
ing OF THO case, and suggested tlln retlreeilt
| Of one of tho Judges In order that different
conclusion might be reAchetf, fur he regard.
cd the question, MS OF ,vitAl lntnortnnco II
the Democracy, especially slnce tllo deciSlnl'
was not astonlslled that tho Republicans had
| appreciated thu blnnder hIaste, md gunc Into
tie State and lnade the Fight they hid; yet he
thought that ,as things were, oil l!!M not been
platform, however, and thu coitlnuancr oI
tho OctabDr election, he tlllMks the Denioe
rncy would have avoided all thu trouble i
has oil Its hands, and besides wn1l. have tl..
frated the Republicans In the recpnt clcc
ttons, rs nlso Iii t!IDsu t0 come.
TIE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CAMPAIGN HEAD
Qu4AlsrE.ls
presented jublleg scene. The victory wa:
SIT much grcnter tlinn was expected TINT ltlci
coI, n9t rSstrain tsir fn,sias ;N si t.,
bones that the pguplu Of 1nt!lana would r.
putiintc Il Solid South wliet, II cA1.le to Il fui
popular test. Tbs Republicans felt TINT tlo.
could carry the State IN y fur fight, but The
bpcn averteI BY thorough use Of detectives
well organized md under gvOd control. !
assured tho success. Of THO county ticket i
this county, unl h0 believed that lllislai
would also show MI Immense gnlM I'll Nuyeu
1fr. E. Enos, Of tho National Repullica
Committee, sattl that tito tendency wnMftl ,
~ his State ,dWiscostsfn) to URGE ting Keput
now hs believed tho State would give @5.o
Republican majority.
SENATOR JOHN A. LOGAN
saId TINT this landslide would be felt !
every Northern State. 1lc prelictet Il II
publican majority n illtnnis of 4o,ooo, u'
| I. II. fsOlltipH WIN nth0 ytry l1aNfN md col