The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-11-14
ton stands Republicans and i Demo-

ton stands Republicans and Demo-
crat.
Missouri elec the Dpmocrstic State
ticket and l3 Democratic c ,ngressmen;
the Republicans elect one Coneressman.
Nebraska. R publican on G ,verrior
snd part OF the State ticket. The DEM
ocrats elect State Treasurer by 5000,
and State Regent nv 1000 majority.-
Woman Safrage Amendment defeated
by 20 600 majority. The Democrats and
Inderenden,s lave majority in tie,
Legislature.
Nevada, the Democratic candidates for
Governor and Congressman are elected.
New Hampshire. Republican State Of
fic-rs elected nv a very small maj ,rity.
Republican Congressman elected.
New York, CLEVELAND, Democratic
candidate for Governor, elected by 1872!
600 msjoritv. Roth branches of the
Legislature Democratic. The Democrats
elect l9 Congressman and the RepnbH1
cans Is
North C.rolina. State tickle. and Leg1
islature D ,mocratic. Eight Democrats
and one Republican elected to Congress.
Pennsylvania elects ROBERT E PATTI.
| CON f,,. n x,,..,. H., n0T
msjority AMI the balance OF the State
ticket C,ngressmen, D.mocrats IL;
r R'pnbicans 16, Damocratic gain Of
Congressman. Legislature Democrat
ic in both Housee.
'34South Carolina, Democratic State.
ticket elected; Congress, 6 Democrats
and Republican ~
Tennessee, Congress, s Democrats aud
2 Republicans; Democratic State ticket
elected. Legislature Democratic.
Texas. Democratic State ticket elect
ed by rousins majority; Congress To-
Democrats and l Republican.
Alabama, 5 Democratic Congressmen,
q solid delegation.
Arkansas, 5 Democratic Congress-
men.
| Florida, Congress, Democrats, .
solid delegation.
Georgia, Congress. 10 Democrats, the
full delegation, elected.
Kentucky. Congress. Dsnocrats 9;
republicans 2.
: Louisiana elects Democratic Con.
gressmen and the L aruhlicahs 1. -
Maryland, 4 Democrats AMI 2 Repub.
lcans elected to Congress.
Mississlppl, 5 Democrats and . Re-
publicin elected to C,ugress
New Jersev, Democratic majority OF
Son joint ballot in the Legislature, 5
Democrats AMI Republicans elected to
Congress, The Democrats gain U. S.
Senator.
Rhode Islsnl, Republican, as usual.
Virginia, carried by MALONE and his
Repudia,ionists, supported by the Ad.
ministralion and HUBBELL's g barrel; Con .
gress, B Democrats; 5 R.puiiationists.
Wisconsin, large Democratic gains;
C'ngress. Democrats s; Republicans 4 !;
Democratic gain of
The defiance OF public opinion exhib-
tied by KErFER, r, BEsoN and other Re-
publican lea iers al the last session of
Congress in the appropriation o: S294-
293,097 for numerous jpb.. aside from
the real necessities OF the Government,
: and the passage of the swindling River.
and Harbor bill, in which was clear
steal of 81 900 coo, are acts that 20
Congress will ever dare to repeat. When
J. party has forfeited the respect Of de-
cent men in-its ranks and is left 10 the
hands of corrupt legislators. the time
!. has arrived when it should be deprived
OF further power to rob the people -
That conclusion the people arrived at
on October 10th and N N,yanher 7.h aad
now there are mona left. except the
=, BRADY's, the CAMERoN's. the DoRsErs, 5,
the GRANTS, the RoBssoN's, the KKIr.
ER's, the HUBBELLs, the ARraUR's aad
= Others OF like 'ilk, to m ,urn the uttes
route and defeat OF the m,st corrup,
party that was ever entrusted with pow
j. er in The Units States.
Reform and economy in the affairs oil
Government is the demand of the peo
pie. Knowing full well, from the pas,
' bitter experience, that nothing Of thi
kind could reasonably be expected from
the Republican party, they rallied about
the standards. OF the Democracy and
!. victory perc'led upon our bsnners. Lei
the party institute rigii ecanomy ia all
appropriations, drive the thieviag lob
byists out. of Warrington City by're
e. fusing to advance .hsir schemes. and
,ir the people will coatinue it in power fol
Or years to come.
ue TWENTY thousan Illegal voters have
N been registered in Nsw York City b.