Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-10
A Complete and Overwhelming Defeat
Of the Republicans Confirmed.
SENTIMENT IN WASHINGTON.
''Gath's HOlhily on the Causes THAT
Led to the Result.
FIFTH DISTRICT.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
BRA1NERD, Mimi, Nov AT the pres
emit hour, II p. M, the total reports of ac-
tual votes cast in this district, without
single estimates ten thousand and ninety
five for Kindred, nine thousand and fifty
three for Nelson, and about four thousand
for Barnum. The table of returns given
in the P. P. of this date, 9th, is pure fab
made up entirely in their Office
in St. Paul. In it giving estimates. which
we know to be false, they are not content
with their systematic lying, but after hav-
ing made estimates and tabulated them
to give the appearance of real
bona fide returns, they deliberately
lie 2,7OS votes, giving total Nelson ma
jority of 3,S6s, which is just 2,7OS votes
more than their own column of figures will
foot up. Then, too, in Cass county they
deliberately over estimated to deceive, Civ
ing Nelson 633 votes, where he had but So.
The intention is m anifest. The desire is
to create the idea in the public mind that
Nelson was elected, so that they can cry
fraud when the real result is declared. The
Kindred men do not propose to ratify until
all the returns are in, when their time will
come.
Especial Correspondence of the GlObeI
BRAINERD, Nov. S.-The sun rises this
morning clear and bright, and throws
its slanting rays down among the stately
pines of Brainerd, ushering in as lovely a
morning as the bright ''god of day. ever
heralded. The city is quiet and calm, and
shows no evidence of the terrible state of
anarchy which ''pale faced Charley" tels-
graphed yesterday as existing here. Re-
turns are coming in slowly, but are as
favorable rs were expected, and no one
doubts the election of Mr.. Kindred.
That gentleman sits at home surrounded
by his wife and happy young family, as
calm and unconcerned as if he were not
the central figure in all the great state of
Minnesota. Mrs. Kindred, too, with her
flock of pretty little ones around her, en-
gagged in that watchful care for their COM
fort and happiness, which the true mother
never delegates to any one else, does not
seem to be disturbed in the least by the
excitement in which all her hus-
bands warm and ardent friends
share. Not that she is indif-
ferent or careless as to his success. You
have only to note the love light in her eye
as he speaks to her of some returns just
received to determine how deeply she feels.
Yet like all strong natures, she controls
herself admirably. I could not but think
with what grace and quiet eloquence she
would fill her place in Washington society,
for rest assured when MI Kindred goes to
congress he will not be separated from his
charming wife and family.
THE WONDERFUL NERVE
displayed by c. F. Kindred in all this bit
ter, relentless fight, and the calm heroism
with which he has met every new and vii
famous scheme of the enemy, is worthy of
admiration. Instead of falling into a
passion and giving vent to language of
reproach or invective against his enemies,
he has simply like a man grasped the
situation and set about at once to defeat
the nefarious plots of the arch thieves who
are ranged against him. From first to
last he has never given way to excitement,
but has moved about quiet and collected,
and has never yet been driven to the wall
by any emergency. When Gilman
yesterday telegrsphed that Kindred
was rushing around town wild With excite
msnt and pouring out money like water,
he simply lied. Nothing unusual for him,
you know. The only expenditures Mr..
Kindred had yesterday was one dollar paid
to an express messenger for bringing him
a couple of fine hunting dogs from up tho
road. Mr.. Kindred never needed to ex-
pend one dollar for the good will of the
people of Brainerd. There never has been
a handful of respectable persons here who
have not from the first cheerfully, heartily
and enthusiastically supported him. They
have gladly sacrificed their every business
interest to work early and late for him, and
the more be has been abused and insulted
the harder they have worked for him.
THE VOTING AT RRAINERD.
The day here was more quiet and order