The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-10
Another Tidal Wave.

up tlo morning III CT III eitctiSh W
discover that the Democrats had
swept the Uui n. II WIS an over.
whelu'tg victory, an actual surpri'o
to the Democrats themselves. Yes
terday wi nesseda similar tidal wave,
which carries the Democrats again in.
eo c.ntr,l OF Congress. From MI
portions OF the Union como good
news. Here and theio some small
Dem cratic /, 8 Is have bton chronic
ted, but with these few except, MS it
has been victory NIL alor & the liue.
Glorious is Ito news from New Eng.
land. Just thing Of it ! every Now
England State holding au .lSci,n
yesterday elects the Democratic Iick.
ei-Elgtrly in New Hamshice. Val
Ter in Conn, ciicut, and old lIen<n I'M
in Massachusetts,. And in all tbese
Sta es thtre arc substantial gains 10
Congressman n'so. Massachusetts,
elects four to nix Democrats to Con.
gress where we now have only ore,
and in Connecticut three DemOcra s
are elsc,ed-a gain Of two.
For the first time in many years
The Democrats OF New York carry
the rural portion Of the State outside
the cities OF New York and Brooklyn
and came down to tho Harlem river
with the handsome majority Of iron
twenty 10 twenty FIVE thousand. lr
the cities, tho news is just as good
Brooklyn, where on accoun. Of quar-
rels within the Democratic ranks .
Republican mayor was elected
short time ago, returns to tho Demo
cratic allegiance with o majo;iy io'
Cleveland OF $4,000. New York cit,
piles up the masa ificent maj rity o
$4,000 and elects tho Democratic mu
n;cipal ticket by vote Of two to one
The State gives Cleveland MAORI
ty of nearly one hundred and fifty
thousand. the largest given since th'
war.
Pennsylvania follows New Yorl
with a majority Of forty thousand fol
PI,tison. Indiana tccomcs Demo
cratic with a majority OF 10000. ant
California follows suit, and 80 doe
Colorado, usually reliable Rrpubli
can State.
From oil portions Of this State
comes glorious news. Cen. King
majority will be very little decreased
from his IL goo. In the river par
isLes, whore McNlillen expected t.
get his vote, very few OF the negroes
voted, whereas the Democratic OF
hill parishes piled up larger mojori
ties than over before. From tn
fourth, OF course, there is no news
because there is no opposition to TIT
present Representative, Hon. N {
Blanchard. In the sixth GIN. Her
ma election is assured.
The third district, really the onl.
doubtful one ia tho State, is close
aud will require further returns Il
determine the result Beat'i has pol!
I'd a much larger Republican vot
than was expected Of him. lie beats
kellogg in l., Fuurche. nearly ,iei
him in Ascension, ard secures
large veto in Ibcrvil!e ind other par
ishes. Acklen docs not obtain a'
large vote as was t, DO expected
in the Democratic parishes OF Cal
casieus and Lafayette. rendering II
possible that Kellogg i, elected.
The bad news is tho success o.
Malone in Virginia, and the election
of Chalmers in Mississippi. W.tl
these exception there is no bad new:
to chronicle. It is good oil along
tho line; it gives The Democracy coli
troll of Congress by majority Of
from forty to City, gives them CIV,
errors Of a large majority OF Slaies
and pavcs tie way FIR, a Democratic
President in 1884. The Demos v
will remember that the tidal wave oil
1874 was followed by the election Of
the Democratic President in 1876
Let Us hope and look for similar
result from tho tidal wave OF 1882
Times-D Democrat OF Nov. 9Th.