Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-18
Address Of the National Republican
Committee.

Committee.
NEW York, October 1.-THE Repub-
lican National Committee have issued
the following:
To the Republican voters OF the Union:
The elections on Tuesday last clearly
show that with continued zeal and sys.
tsmatic effort the Republican triumph 10
November will be complete and over.
whelming. Our plurality in Ohio 10
about 20 1000, being q gain Of 5000 over
the exceptionally large plurality Of 1879.
while the election OF fifteen OF the twenty
Congressman gives us q gain Of six mem.
bers. Our plurality in Indiana reaches
about 1000. being q gain Of $1,000 on
the Democratic plurality Of 1876. In
the Legislature we have . majority Of
fourteen, in contrast with q Democratic
majority Of twenty.six 10 the last Legis.
laturs, thus giving rs . United States
Senator. OF thirteen Congressional Dis.
tricts eight have been carried, making .
gain Of two members. The result In
each State, and especially In Ohio, Is o
conclusive answer Of the people to the
false and malignant assaults on the
personal character Of u candidate
for President. which thus far have
been tho principal weapons OF
our opponents. and have been indecently
and shsmelessly repeated this day by
their stunned and demoralized National
Committee. Both these victories are
the result OF q spontaneous and snthusi.
sstic uprising OF the people In favor Of
patriotic principles, enlightened lesisla-
ton and good government. That In
Indiana has been won In spite Of q Law
ish expenditure OF money by the Demo.
cratic candidate for Vics President, who
wal nominated solely for the purpose.
and by certain Eastern emissaries who.
In 1876, vainly attempted to purchase
the Presidency. and have recently trav.
srsed that State. shouting against. and
at the same moment perpetrating frauds,
made possible by the loosest election
laws existing in any State in the Union,
and which were purpossly retained In
force by q Democratic Judicial outrage.
1t Is apparent from these results that II
the Republicans do not relax their eIer-
tons every Northern State will choose
Republican Presidential Electors, while II
IL not improbable that some Of the South
srn States will give their votes for Garfield
and Arthur. OF the seventeen members
necessary to make the next House Of
Representatives Republican, the Repub.
icons have already gained In Oregon.
Vermont, Ohio and Indiana. and the full
result is reasonably certain. The six
Senators necessary to make the Senate.
with the Vice President, Republican, will
probably be secured from the States Of
Ohio and Indiana, already gained, and
from Pennsylvania, New York. New
Jersey and Connecticut, yet TO elect.
Thus. with the Inauguration OF Garfield
and Arthur. all branches Of the Govern
ment are likely to be Republican once
more. The Republicans. however, need
to be reminded OF remaining dangers.
The disappointed Democratic leaders
will not shrink from desperate acts to
prevent full Republican success. They
have msjorities in both Houses Of Con.
gress. aud will claim full power over the
Presidential count. and have steadily
refused to secure Q psaceablo and or.
derby decision OF o doubtful result.
Let NO possible effort be spared to
make the Republican majorities on
the Electoral vote 30 large as to avert
the perils Of disputed counting. and
the majority in the next House Of Repre-
s~entaiives 90 decisive that there can be
no conflict in.its organization. BY I'M.
remitting exertions-such as have Sc
cured the brilliant achievements In Ohio
and Indiana the Republican party can
defeat the purposes OF the renctionists
who, In order to gain political power
and patronage, are willing to unsettls
the results OF the wal for. the Union,
change the financial and revenue policy
OF the government, dsrapge the national
currency and jsopardizs the thriving
business interests Of the country. Re-
publican success will, on the other
hand, firmly establish throughout the
country o free and honest ballot. pro.
lection to life and property. we'll paid
and contented labor. activity in all agri-
cultural. manufacturing. mechanical and
commercial pursuits, and will make the
States OF our Union prosperous and
powerful beyond those Of any other
nation.
BY order OF the COMMITTEES.
MARSHALL JEWELL, Chairman.