, 1880-11-08
THE BULLETIN
AFTER ACHTEHLtTZ.


sptetal Dlpat<h to TAs Chfeaco Tribune.
NEW yUHK, Nov. lin n few brief pnrn.
graphs. ex-senator Stephen ". Doraey. sccrc-
tary Of tho Republican National Committee, on |
behalf Ut that bt'dy, slIrss up In the following !
address, tho glorious victory won Nov." plsrc- |
gnsding or making light Df the whfn'pcrinRs OF
tho Democrats, tho ntlrcsa promises that Gar
field nnd Arthur, With at3 Electoral votes and n
populnr majority In tho Northern, States Of co.
UO0, Will bs iuaugurated on March !, 1881. Tho
Sennte Of tho United States will bp tied, and, In
tho House Of Representatives. tho Republican
Committee claim not less thnn Is majority.
Heating upon tho emphatic majority by which
tho Republicans CARRIED their candidates, tho
Committee feel Justified in ankls,g
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT
which will be issued tomorrow aud Is g1von
here:
1.-THE Republican Eatioual Committee pre-
suuts to the country rSsuHt OF the sweeping
victory won by our party on Tuesday, Now,
which has bcen 10 chcerfuliy accepted hy all
thoughtful md patr!otfo mc,i. md By tho prcat
business and commercial interests OF the Na'
uon 0urtlcil and Arthur havo received @l3
Electoral votes. and Will be inRuRurated
President and Vicc-rrostdent March 1,
1851. The actual result in New Jersey, Caiifor-
min, and Nevada IA 80 ctose that It cannot bo MS
certatned until the official count Is made. hut
We hnye rc.son to believe that ut least one, II
not two OF these States hnvc given their Elect
oral vute to ouf candidates. The popular ma
jortty for GARFIELD and Arthur will not full short
Of ..-
10000 IN THE NORTHERN erATEs-
| The majority Of Gcu., Hancock in tho Northern
| States will hardly reach l,6tD. II tho Hcin1b-
| licaus OF tho South hAd been permitted to
vote as they wished, and hnve; their
! votes counted as they were Gust. at lcnst Elk OF
| these States would have recorded tnn1or!ttes
ranging from 5000 tt. 600 for olir ticket. Tho
majorlties therefore, claincd By our ad. crsarlcs
IN most OF tho Southern States VIC rcRarl ut'-
| worthy Of consideration. Wo hive cRrrtcd the
Legislature Of every Northern State, except
NcvatlA, whcro Il strnightout Democrat Will hu
cloctcd to succeed bfr. Sharon after tho 4th Of
| March uo1t. Tho United States set.ato Will
Rtand thrty-seven Republicans, te|rty-sove'1
Democrats, II ,aud two Independents. TWo Southern
States given 10 tho Democrats In tho nhose catl-
mate arc yct to elect Scna&oFs, and 1t Is not un-
likely that wo shall accurc one Of them.
! IN THE LOWER lIOuhE or CONGRESS-
NO hnyc not less than fifteen majority. No otl-
Ger OF tho present Congress cnn reduce or I'M
peril this majority except by a revolutionary
net. Garfield and Arthur haye been elected by'
unparalleled popular mutorItics In that portion
| of tho country where the right Of every citizen
| IL rccoRt1!zcd to vote M ho penses and hav1 lls
yote honestly COUNTED. Th!s result In tho intol-
1sscnt and FREQ North Is q chaste and loud ~
| swnr to tho Indecent manner In which our ad-
ycrsarIes hnvo wAgcd tho whole Of rflo!r caul'
pnign Republicans may bo assured that nc
nfterthought Of two or
rli,.xE MORTIFIED AND DESPERATE LEADERS
/ of tho minority, writhng under their party
ccns,,fc, will be allowed tn trifo with thl
mighty verdict or prevent tho organization o
the Government. on the appointed day by th'
, | rcsoIute men chosen to administer 1t.
"B. W. DoRsEY, Secretary"