Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-16

The Result in indiana.
CHICAGO, October 15th.-The Tate7-.O Oceai.'
Indianapolis special says: 1t is now certain
that the Republicans gain the Fifth Con
gressional District, and possibly elect thei
man in the Twelfth-making nine or ten on
of the thirteen. III they have ten, they gail
four over last Congress. Everything seem
to favor the Republican side.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10Th. - Return
from all but four counties give Republican
majority of ), 797. The Counties to hear iron
gave Democratic majority in 1876 of 4l3.
Returns from Ohio.
CINCINNATI, October 15th.-The followins
are unofficial majorities of the Coneressmer
in Ohio, so far as obtained First District
Butterworth (Rep.), 1902; Second, Young
rep J, 1,007; Third, Mari (Rep J 9Oi
Fourth, Schultz (Rep j, $50; Sixth, Ritchis
| tRep.), 694; Eighth, Keifer (Rep), $500
Ninth, Robinson tRsp), L 100; Tenth, Rics
(Rep.) 1887 Eleventh, Neal (Rep.). 1900
Thirteenth, Atherton (Dem.), 2700 Eff
teenth, Dawes (Rep), 5i2; Twentieth,
Townsend (Rsp.) J, 524.
| CHICAGO, October 15th.-The Inter Oecan's
| Columbus special says: Townsend's majority
will be about 19, 900, and that of the Others
on the ticket about $4,000. Those are the
exact figures predicted by Foster on Tuesday
evening Townsend ran behind because Of
| the opposition of liquor men, and because be
was traded off by the Democrats.
A MournfuI Wall.
New York, October 15th.-The National
Democratic Executive Committee met to. day
and issued the following
To the Democratic and Conservative voters Of the
| Country: The election Of President is before
you. State and local dissensions eliminated
from the issues of the day. The magnitude Of vic
tory defeat only be estimated by the fsrce aud
means employed in securing it. BY fraud and cor
ruption the people OF the country defeated in
their purpose in 1876, and the rightfully elected
President was kept from office. With the combined
capital of the Republican party, aided by repeated
assessments upon an army OF office holders with
the power of the Federal Government represented
by United States Marshals at the polls with ntim-
idation fraud, and resort TO every corrupt appIi-
| ance known to Republican methods concentrated In
two States, adversaries have succeeded in pro.
curing the probable of their local candidates
Can il be possible that in every State throughout
this broad land the same methods can be brought
to bear that used by the Republican managers
in Indiana and Ohiof Can the great States of New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut, California, Col
| orado Nevada and New Hampshire be bought in
| tmidated and defrauded? Even without the vote
of Indiana, which believe will be redeemed IN
November with New York, New Jersey
| and the States that are conceded to us,
including Maine, the election of our candidates
is assured. The Republican party have put in nomi
nation for President and Vice President two men,
who by the admission of their party and press,
are unworthy Of your confidence and your sui.
frages 1t is impossibly that 1000, 600 intelligent
and patriotic people will consent to place them.
selves upon the humiliating level thus prepared for
them by the Republican managers Fellow citizens
The first days result at Gettysburg ended on Il {
third, with Hancock in front, in the glorious vic
| tory which secured US our Union. The question Il
not now the preservation of the Union, but oi
constitutional government. Hancock is now IS
then. in the front The repulse is now, as then, ali
| omen of victory, which will secure to coming gen
eratons the nestimable blessin.s of civil liberty
| BY order of the National Democratic Committee.
W. H. BARNUM, Chairman.
| The Free Trade Plank I'm the Democratic
Platform.
CHICAGO, October 15th-The Inter. Ocean's
| Washington's special says The Democrats
are panic-stricken over the effect of the free
| trade plank in their platform, as demon
strated Tuesday. Duncan S. Walkers COM
| mittee has gone out hunting up Republican
speeches on the tariff, in an effort to discover
| something which will stultify the party lead
ers, if possible. 1t is reported that it is their
intention to publish garbled extracts from
| Republican speeches on the subject in Con-
gress, for circulation in the back counties and
among the ignorant classes.
WASHINGTON, October 15th.-The Post this
InOTuluR uoNOtcS b tOuS. ulSlildl tulIOTlal UO
| the tariff issues for the first time. Hutchins
processes to be ready to accept the tariff issue
for the rest of the campaign, and makes q
painful effort to show that the Democrats
will gain by it, because, while they will lose
| New Jersey, Connecticut and other Eastern
States, they will carry Illinois, Minnesota
and Wisconsin for free trade. The whole ar.
gument is simply ludicrous, and demonstrates
to what extremity the Democracy is driver
for comfort.
| ''BilI English All Over"
| CHICAGO, October 15th.-The Inter. Ocean,
New York special says Mr.. English did 6
characteristic thing yesterday. He tele
| graphed long message to the Democratic
National Committee, giving the reasons why
the Democracy were defeated in Indiana
declaring that they would carry the State il
November, and marking on the bottom o.
the message, Collect" One committeeman
remarked, That's Bill English all over"
Garfield nt-CongratuIatory Tele
grams.
CHICAGO, October 15th.-The Int, Ocean
Cleveland special says General Garfield wa
visited to-day by friends He expressed per
feet confidence in his election.
Garfield received 167 congratulatory tele
grams the first twenty. four hours after tn,
result of the elections was known, and now b,
has food of them.
Another Reception for Grant-Carryin.
the War into Africa.
NEW YORK, October 15th.-The Unio1
League has rendered a reception to Genera
Grant.
The Republican National Executive Com
mittee have decided to direct their efforts tt
carrying Florida, North Carolina and Vir
ginia.
The Proposed Move upon the Southern
Works.
CHICAGO, October 15th.-The Times
Washington special says: The South is nov
regarded with curiosity. The Republicans ar
going to make a move upon some of the pos
sible Southern States. The Northern Demo
Gratis would not be sorry-if they are to los,
the election-to have the South divided
Then, the Northern Bourbons say. ther
must be some chance for making inroads il
the North. The Virginia Republicans ar,
preparing for the contest with renewe1 en-
ergy. Said Southern man to-day: +" If tn
South did not SO hate Garfield there nigh
be break, but none of us have anv faitl
that he would do anything for us. Tn
Grant Garfield compact is now an unques
toned political fact. The Grant people tax
all the credit of the Republican tidal wave.
How the Next Congress Will Probabl
stand.
CHICAGO, October 15th.-The Senate nov
Embellishments, 43; Republicans, 80. o.
the 4th of March the terms of twenty-fv
Senators expire. The Republicans expect t
gain six Senators at least in the coming cleo
tion, as follows: Ohio. Connecticut, Ne,
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Indiana
They will lose one in Mississippi. The Demo
Gratis lose one in Virginia, and the Senator
elect is avowedly Independent. Davis, Q
then stands-Republicans 3S; Democrats
So; Independent, 1. The combined opposi
ton would make the Senate tie, an
Arthur, if elected, would have the castin
vote, and it is pretty certain that withou
Malone, of Virginia, even the Republican
may control all of the committees and gai
| ascendancy in the Senate.