Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
POLITICAL NOTES.


Gen. Hancock is said to be greatly
disguised with forms in which he has
been cartooned in some of the illustrated
papers.
In private letter Senator Conkling
says: 81 am poor judge if New York
does not give US bigger majority than
Ohio"
The indications are that Massachu-
sets will have solid Republican dele
CATION in the next Congress. A full
Republican vote in all the districts will
secure this result.
The total vote in Ohio at the recent
election was 1928. The average
Republican majority on the State ticket
was 22,228.
South Carolina Democrats are alarm
ed at the prospect that the Republicans
may secure some of the Congressional
districts in that State, all of which be-
long to them legitimately on an honest
vote.
1--WE meet tonight as veterans and
comrades, to stand sacred guard around
the truths for which we fought, and
while we have life to meet and grasp
the hands of comrade we will stand
by the great truths of the war. "-Jame,
A. Garfield.
The New York Herald says that ii
consequence of the bad management Of
John Kelly and others in New Yorl
city, "the Democratic majority is likel.
to be so distinguished that there can b,
little hope of overcoming the Republi
can majority in the interior of tn
State"
Warrants have been issued in Brook
Ign for the arrest of one thousand per
sons for false registration. The Repub
licans are determined to have an aI
proach to an honest election in that city
which will be new thing in the Cit
of Churches. .
New York Tribune: There is moth
ing incidental about the Republican tai
if doctrine. The Republican party b.
lieves in protection for the sake of pre-
lection, and not in protection as th
: mere accident of scheme for gettin
, revenue. 1t legislates for the expires
purpose of bene6ting the wOrkingme
y of the United States"
D MAKE DO more cowardly concession
e that secession was revolution and foil
n no more self accusations of having cor
: mitted treason" This is the advice
), Mississippi editor, who says the pc
:. pie of the North ''refuse to believe US
/ and who is evidently of opinion that
e and his friends may as we'll show the
y real sentiments.
IS Postn ,ter-General Maynard is ma
: ing a stout defense for the integrity
It Tennessee'S debt on the stump in tn
IF state, but. in discussing the growth
r the debt, refuses to defend the reco
II of the Brownlow administration on t
ID premises. Maynard has fair show
ID the United States Senate, if the repr
re licans should chance to carry the LIE
islature.
A citizen of Lynn, Mass, Democr
during recent trip to England h
n his eyes opened. He was travelling
al company with an Englishman, who v
We exulting in the prospect of the elect
is of Hancock, and said that HancC
lis meant free trade. Give US Harco
al and we will have free trade, and W
tie free trade VIC will give you six mon
to run your factories. We can
ng men for fifty cents day, and we
ed shut up all your factories in six month
re- The American does not look upon 81
~ a state of affairs with complacency.
he came home and is hard at work to
in appoint his English friend.
ms A despatch to the Times from Ku
in will, Tenn. says: Nv. l.. Trent,
ng liant young lawyer of Knoxville
he member of large Democratic relat
md ship, has come out for Garfield, and
his stumping the State. Will Baxter,
to of United States District Judge Bax
sel who voted for Tilden, is also maE
the effective speeches for the Republic
tro- In Chattanooga and Bristol, Democr
ate leaders are out for the Republicans,
yer we're never half SO enthusiastic.
les election of Republican Governor
: to foregone conclusion. With proper v
me, Tennessee can be carried for CART
ork The Democrats are subdued.
nat WAsHINGToN, d. g., Oct. 29.-
reports received to-day from South