, 1880-10-23

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Rrs0 he Dsaly Statesman.
At Prospect Park, St. Julien failed TO
lower his record. Time 2;l2;.
The 6rxt campaign speech Was made by
Rev d. ". Beecher in this city on Thurs
day.
The committee believes Han.ock to be
Of IeNt 5000 stronger in Indiana than
Lan.isrs.
Republican speakers sent South talk
Protective Tariff, subsidies and interna-
tioual Improvement
The managers of the Democratic Com
mIttee state that they will eon6ne their
operations to New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut
An inch of snow fell here last night; it
is the earliest ever known weather free !;
storm is seen to be general in the north,
west and down the river.
Everything is booming on Wall street
5: 'css and government bonds advanced
sharply. Enormous operations are being
transacted, IN some cases prices are higher
than for years.
The New York Uorld attributes the
loss Of Indiana to local disaffections, the
Indiana Supreme Court decisions, and
the bad financial record Of Landers. Ia
November the State democratic column
will be much stronger.
Senator Randolph, Of New Jersey, SAYS
that the result IN Ohio and Indiana will
not affect the chances for democratic sue
cess His State, he thinks, will give Han
cock surely not less than 5000 majority
under any circumstances
Elk Horn valley was visited by q fear
full snow storm yesterday evening. II fell
on the Black Hills branch from seven TO
eleven feet, stopping trains to an extent
! not yet known. IL came down from the
Black Hills also in heavy drifts
The Sun says the result of the elections
turns probabilities IN favor Of Garfield /;
but If democratic managers draw the les
son the republicans drew in Maine from
the result of the election there, and work
| with energy the result will reverse the
probability and certainly elect Hancock
The Republican Valley Railroad be-
tween Osceiio and Stormsburg. due here
at IL A. NJ, ran into a biz snow drift and
was delayed five hours 1t Is not yet
learned whether storm struck any cattle
rangsa The weather cleared TO- might and
trains are running regularly to the Union
Pacific road.
A letter from Hancock dated the 18th
says be believes in fostering American in
dustries, raising government revenues by
tariff, and 50 far As concerned all talk free
| trade. He endorses Eaton's bill or
similar Que on tariff. He finds however
inconsistencies in the present tariff which
should be read iusted
The democratic executive committee of
Indiana, issued an address to democratic
and independent voters on the result of
the election on Tuesday, ii says that the
extent of the success Of the republican
party IS a disappointment to us all. Ii
was as much surprise TO themselves as
to democrats, It proves that large p"r-
ton Of the republican voters we're ignor-
ant, and corrupt means We're used to buy
| such votes by their leaders However, 1t
is but temporary loss which will be re-
trieved in November, hut the injury free
institutions will sustain by such methods of
purchasing votes will be terrible. The
republican party partially succeeded in
their scheme TO Airicanize the state for
their political purposes, and money WAS
used in the most corrupt manner to pur
chase votes and the importation of re-
peaters. Under pretense Of securing a
fair election the government Deputy
Marshall assisted them with all the party
machinery. Members of Congress are
now plainly urged TO united action to per-
feet harmony and viglence at the polls.
1t says the democratic organization is
good all reports to the contrary notwith-
standirg