Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-14
Comments of Vtrgimia Papers.

ing paper, commenting on the result in Ohio,
says: 1T is neither d surprise nor disaster for
US, because We never had the least hope of
carrying that State. but Indiana. if it has
gone against us, as claimed by the latest dis
patches, We admit is disastrous dis
appointment and disaster. We confess we
did count upon carrying Indiana and
do yet; and as we have not in the past con-
ceaied our belief in its importance, neither are
We now, if it is defeat, disposed to treat
lightly its effect upon the real issue in Novem-
Der. Yet we by no means give mp the fight.
Even with Indiana against US, the field may be
still won, and grandly won, by hard
work and good management. If Indiana be
really lost, then must Virginia put an immedi-
ate stop to all nonsense about running two
tickets and see that her solid vote is cast for
the regular Democratic electors. There is no
longer any margin for speculate in futures,
and the undivided vote of the South is now
m more than ever necessity"
The Daily Dispatch says: THE results of
the elections of Tuesday show
that our miscalled Northern breth-
rem are not only bitter writers
libellers and sianderers of the Southern people,
but they are our enemies. They would not
allow the Southern people to go. Like Pha-
raoh they hardened their hearts and forbode
us to move step, but unlike him they
haven't been overwhelmed in the
Red Sea. Prejudice and invnicible
Ignorance still rule the people,
by whose bayonets the States of the Union
were joined together. They will neither al
low us 10 be their equals outside of the Union
nor within the Union. We are still enemies.
We offered In 1875 to elece the prince of Union
lists and AbOlitionists President and his own
section repudiated him. In 1875 we elected
distinguished New Yorker President and he was
not permitted to take his seat. In 1880 we pro-
moss tn Ianf fha 1.e6
the frderal army to high Office and the peole
OF the North band themselves together as his
and oar deadly enemies. More in sorrow than
In anger do we say thesa things. Deeply do we
regret 1t that we of the South are to continue
to be aliens and strangers in the land of our
fathers. We confidently counted upon sue
cess IN Indiana, and, because of that con-
fdence in the result of Indiana,
entertained hopes of carrying Ohio
our theory being that both States would 60 the
same way. The result, as we have already
sald. is evidence enough that the Northern peo-
pie look upon Us of the South as enemies. They
nave soiidihed the North as offset to the
SOLID South. Let us trust that the wrongs of
reconstruction days are cot to be repeated
The Whtg says: We are Lot Of those who
are disheartened by this result of Tuesdays
election. IL is only the resourceless and
craven spirit that Is crushed by disaster, es-
pecially when that disaster, so far from being
lrreparable, can be remedied by the redoubled
efforts. to which it should be the spur and
incentive. The affair in Indi-
ana WIS but mere skirmish,
with many personal and local issues to effect
it, that Will bo absent in November, and lack
ing many of the factors which may lead to very
different results in the main battle for the
Presidency. But III any event, even if Indiana
be conceded as certain now for Garfield and
Arthur, the Presidential field to be contested
IN yrfdQ in xt. rrfn cfc u
great multitudes of combatants whose
movemets il Is utterly impossible to foresee
that there Is anything to reward energetic and
dauntless exeItion. Besides if our cause and
our men are good, as we hold them to be, they
cannot but prove largely influential in deter
mining the decision in November, decision
by no means referred by abe people OF tho
United States to the local election in Indiana.
Republican Repeaters ina Ohio and Indiana.
cincinnati Enquirer, 10Th.
COLUMBUS o., Oct. 1.-There ls no longer
any doubt that the Republicans will endeavor
to run in large number of repeaters in this
city to- morrow many of them negroes, and
are to be backed up by the United
States marshals, for whom badges
and commissions were sent us tonight. One
of these is the notorious Deacon Dent, who
bat tonight brutally beat a. B. Ravey in q
High street saloon. The scheme was to have
been kept secret, but it was exposed by Dent
getting drunk and showing his badge and
commission. This was the object of Chair
man Nashs visit to Cincinnati last night.
One of these creatures is to be placed in every
Democratic precinct.
The following dispatches were received here
today at Democratic headquarters:
"INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 9.-On the train that
I &c -
ers. They stopped off at Columbus. They are
led by fireman from Pittsburgh, a big, burly
ioafer with black moustacbe. They will
attempt to repeat. Have them locked up
The loafer is accompanied by an old
Philadelphia repeater, and is a bad one. Keep
sharp lookout along the Pennsylvania line,
as know that some of the Pittsburgh gam
blers, who have been taking in the county
fairs, are locating repeaters in Youngstown,
Niles and other populous centers in border
counties of Ohio. This city is absolutely
swarming with Philadelphia. New York and
Baltimore repeaters.
CLEVELAND, Oct. I1.-Ten negroes, stran-
gers, left here this morning for Oberlin. They
were under George Washington, very black.
less than five feet high. Large numbers of
colored men baye been roaming about here the
past week. Last night and this morning thew
have been leaving. We have several gangs
spotted here. Have telegraphed 10 all points
ization of negroes in Ohio is fact.
''W. j. GLEASON"
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. ia large num-
Der of experts IN ballot box stuffing have left
here for Cincinnati and Cleveland Some of
them did good work at the last place four wears
ago. There is but one way to deal with
them. Armed parties must be on hand and
| arrest them. Two hundred men in Cincinnati
and Cleveland would make difference of
| 5.400 votes in one days work. At all hazards
| they should be arrested and held for the day
or whipped away from the polls. There is no
| doubt many will be clothed with powers as
| marshals and detectives. Watch the election
officers everywhere. There is the real danger.
"a. N Dill,
| Chairman Dem. Com. of Philadelphian
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Oct. 11.-There is great
| excitement in political circles here tonight.
| The fact leaked out to day that twenty gov.
| ernment employees are in Indiana to bulldoze
| and vote repeaters to. morrow. The few negroes
| that live here are all out Of town. large
number of strange negroes passed through
| town last week. and it Is supposed they picked
| up those residing here and carried
| them along with them to Indiana. The regis.
| tration of voters was such transparent fraud
| that the council at its session this afternoon
} ordered general investigation. The charges