National Republican., 1880-11-11


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GOOD chance for republican senator
from Tennessee yet.
THE Florida democrats are probably in
doubt rs TO how the election went last
week.
New JERSEY will have the only demo-
cratic governor in the north after January
/, 1881.
TWENTY-FIVE republican governors Of
states after the 1st Of January, with legis-
latures to match.
AGENT BAGBY of North Carolina seems
to have a keen knowledge Of three-card
monte for a Lenor county farmer.
WE are confident that the organization
Of the senate will be republican after March
4. Events are shaping themselves in that
direction.
IN the great case, North Carolina vs.
SAMUEL. L. PERRY, which has caused so
much commotion for the past two weeks
Judge WYLIE's citation OF the case of the
King VS.. CLINcH was certainly clincher.
ONLY one county in Kansas gives HAN
COCK q maiorily-Leayenworth county.
TnDEN carried three counties, Ford, Lcavcn-
worth aud Barbour. Dodge the wicked
est city Of the plains" was redeemed from
its democratic sins and gave GARFIELD
eight majority.
SENATOR BECK told the republican sena-
tors two years ago that they need give
themselves no further concern about lcgis-
lation, and that they might go a.Gshing if
They wanted to. Maybe there will be
time for BECK to 90 fishing next year. He
win not be at the head of any committee.
SENATOR Ben HILL would like to sec
another political party formed. We think
n reasonable man man might make choice
out Of the five which coutended for mas
tional union party. If he is sincere he
should at once join the party which elected
GARFIELD.
IN reading our Virginia exchanges since
the election we have ahont come to thu
conclusion that all the people Of Yirgini,
are readjusters. None of them propose t.
deal with the state debt by paying it il
full. Our belief is that the only question
really agtating the minds Of Virginia poll
ticians is: "Who shall do the bargaining?
PHILADELPHIA papers remark that q
Judge w. d. KELLY has been elected 70
the eleventh time to represent his distric
in congress by the largest majority eve
given in the city, 0,77O, and is the iathe
of the house, he ought to be electe
speaker. II Judge KELLY was not tn
greenest of greenbackers we should 81,
amen! to this demand.
THE New York Tribune calls upo
"Colonel HADLEYn to report what he di
with the twenty-five odd thousands of do
lars collected by the HANCOCK republicN
committee in small subscriptions jus
after the Indiana election. Possibly Colon,
HADLEY was wise enough to see that
would do no good if expended to elect HAI
COCK, and will now start benevolent il
surance company with it.
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THE vote of Virginia will foot about
follows; Fuuder ticket, 04,GG5; MAHoN
ticket, 3O,33s; republican ticket, s2,23
total vote cast MS above, 2O72lO, The t.
tai vote in 1863 was 22O,739 The latt
vote was not full one, and since that tin
the state has increased in population near
% per cent. A full vote of Virginia woul
not fall very far short OF 100000 The mis-
ing ninety thousand voters arc those di
frunchised by the tax laws and The indi
ferent,
WE are pleased to record the fact th
the Philadelphia Times disapproyes Of Il
contingent process described by us
the shoestring district in Mississippi. III
Times admits that the district has ia
republican majority Of 1900, and th
General CHALMERS would save hims,
from everlasting disgrace by waving ,
claims to M LYNCHs seat" We shou
smile TO see him do it,, We venture
predict that every democratic member
the next house will vote to keep him in
FLFrY-siX counties in Kentucky 81
HANCOCK 02S50 aud GARFIELD l,12
HAEcocK's majority, 81 ,73l; total vote, 15
09l. The same counties in 1876 gave TT
DEN 1O1 .491 and HAYES 5000, or n toi
of15s 42i. Democratic loss, S,G35; repu
lican gain, 4,l95. Total net republic
gain in oue-half Of the state, IL, $50. IL t
whole state the democratic majority W
be cut down about 25OOO The Louisyi
Commercial believes that perfectly pccel
able candidate would have very fl
chance Of carrying the state at tho ne
election,
nun cou cnseiou If ono of fhc democrat