National Republican., 1880-11-02

FOR vICE-PRESIDENT,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
Of New York.
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TnEnE is no hope in the democratic
heart
THERE is no cloud in the republican
horizon.
THERE will be plenty of republican huz-
Eas and no rebel yells tonight
TALK about sending missionaries TO the
heather! Send them to Denver.
PRESIDENT HAYES has seen more of his
country than did any Of his predecessors.
THE undertaken is lowering around the
democratic camp, a fit precursor of its
future
MoREY is the Mrs. HARRIS Of the polti-
cal field He WAS invented by Mrs. Sairey
Camp BARNUM
liza fair election is held in the south to-
day HANCOCK will not carry n solitary state
in that section.
THE manufacturers and agriculturists of
the country arc important factors in to-
days operations.
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GENERAL GRANT expects n majority Of
not less than 10000 for GENERAL GAR
FIELD in the state of New York.
AN honest election is a republican vic
tory everywhere. Democracy succeeds and
thrives only by corruption, fraud and
crime.
YESTERDAY betol;ened bright day to-
day, and a smiling Providence to-day in
sures republican success and national
safety.
THE completely Of SAM RANDALL in the
Chinese forgery case should divorce every
republican voter from his cause. This
done and he is defeated this time.
CARLOADS Of democratic rcpcatcrs were
shipped from this city TO Philadelphia yes
terday morning Look out for them.
They all wear the SAM RANDALL brand.
THE strongest confidence exhibited yes
terday among the democratic sports Of this
city was 800 to $500 against GARFIELD's
election. This is very weak-noxt TO moth
ing.
THE highest motive Of action that now
prompts the democratic party is 10 burn
and pillagc the residences Of the defense
less Chinese. This is democratic bravery
and liberation.
CHRISTIANITY will not make much
progress among the Chinese rs long rs its
influence upon society finds expression in
mch outrages as were perpetrated upon the
helpless in Denver on Sunday night.
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REPUBLICAN fidelity to-day secures re-
publican victory in the nation aud gives
The country republican president aud
yice-presidcnt, with a republican congress.
This will be glory enough for one day
The last act Of democratic desperation
has been developed in circulating q hand
bill to the effect that Mr. BAyLY has with
drawn from the canvass in the eighth Vir-
ginia district. 1t is an act Of ascality,
BAYLY sticks
THE fruits Of democratic teachings were
seen in the muliluled bodies Of bl1cl, men
Rt Hamburg S. c., Ia 1876. In l--O the
fruits of the same party teaching Is seen 90
the mutilated bodies Of yellow men in th,
streets Of Denver There Is a deyiIisl
consistency in that party.
THE democrats are very peculiar in thoil
methods and habits They claim every
thing from the "sold SOUTH down tC
Nevada, and yet, though party Of chanc,
and nerve by profession It's organ and
mouth-piece advises this party Of gambler.
that their feeling of confidence "should
not be manifested in the pool.room." Thi
is what the sports call throwing mp IA,
sponge and is n virtual abandonment o
their cause
The democratic organ said yesterday
ave earnestly request our dcmocUti
friends not 10 bet on the result of the cluc
tion.n This is good advice But whence
this anxiety TO prevent its "fiends' from
losing money? Is il in the nature Of a.
Amendc for sending that bogus dispatch q
be read in the theatres and galoous on th
Wednesday night after the Indiana eieo
tionY by which some Of its friends wer
cheated out Of mouey for the benefit 0
other OF it's friends
THE democratic organ asserts that IL IN
republican party obtains the popular IN
dorsement at this election, there Is no
the remotest hope that It can ever be dis
placed by constitutional methods" Thi
should not call for the disbandment Of ih
democratic organization. II has not here