The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-15

tho Republic.
Il il ike rush II waters after
mighty storm, sweeping away the no.
lection schemes and corrup. Dosssm Oh
the Republican lary. Never IN our
life did we know Of such boom for
Democracy, aud it is still booming
V.rly, the most sangninc Dem"ora'
have been disappointed that their sue
cess is 80 far beyond aud better 'Aan
they expected. The Home journal Is"
paper that tries to not be east do"h ]"
advcraity nor unduIy elatcd IN prosper
tv True, we ardcntly desired to gee
check put upon the Republicans who
have had everything their own way Tor.
a long time, even to getting man
as President who was not elect ID by the
States nor the people, and The seating
Of Republicans vino had been defeated
10y Democrats. NOhT'iu'""J W.
PREPARED to give shouts if it should turn
out that Democracy would be victorious.
Bn, our heart now fails US. We feel
inclined to sympathise with the ltepnb'
Icaas, 50 utterly are tlcy routed We
feel like doing some kind act for them,
as you would for a guilty man you
knew was under sentence Of death
We shall not huzza ut all, nor moral
i1c. We might touch of cannon, II
wc had one, ja-t to keep up with the
Democratic colnmn-that would be all
But, really, don't the 9TH Of Noycm-
Der, 1882, deserve a place in the alm"-
nae hcrca.icr7
We have had the biggest crop Of oats +;
the biggest crop Of wheat; biggest crop
Of corn; and Of fruit, and hay aud
cotton; and the biggest comet; and,
beyond all question, the biggest crop Of
Democracy we have known since 'h'
war 1t is too big to talk about. We
are afraid to talk Of it, aud will go slow.
LET rs SEE.
The Democratic crop is 50 biz that II
reaches ircm the Atlantic TO the l'aciilc
In New York, Cleveland (Dcmocrat)
is elected Governor by about t~o tam
drcJMomapd majority, and II Democrat
ic Legislature is elected, Pennsylvania
elects q Democratic Governor by 2O,OOO
or more, and Il Legislature in which ;
Democratic majority Of q insure, Tho
election Of IA Democrat tothc u, S.Srn
ate. Massachusetts, Connecticut Col
orado, California, Michigan, and cycl
Kansas all elect Democratic Governor
BY handsome majoriiios. Callturnit
elects, also, a Democratic Legislature
and solid Democratic delegation T.
Congress. Indiana wheels into IT,
Democratic column by about 10000
and gives us four Democratic gain il
the Congressman she gcuds. Tie fac
is, it appears as If we are about TO hay
solid Democratic North Tie ncA
lower house Of Congress will be Demo
cratic Wy at least CS majority, In Ia
Senate it is very probable that the Dem
ocrats will have a majority Of enc 0
two.
And all this is not half the good new
over the Republic. 1t certainly mean
something, and it don't mean tn;
Democracy is dead, does it? Pcrhal
Mr. Arthur, the accidental partizo
President Of The United States, h
helped to play all this dcvilmcnt |
ncglecting his duties as Chief EXccuti'
in order to NEEDLE in party matters f
his iayorites. Somehow, or otherwis
nuthe people have very largely rcbukC
and his party from one end Of II
to the other.
IN TENNESSEE
Tho gallant Bate gets about $4,000 mi
jor,ly over Hawkins, and about Ii, OF
over the whole capoodlc that is Ia
kins, Beaslcy and Russell. The Leg
laturc will be Democratic by ~
joint ballot, and this insures II Den
cratic Senator to be elected.
Shucksi the whole world is Den
cratic, and yet the "colored uoC
fought nobly."
Goodbye old Zip Coon
Good morning to the grand old 70
ter You crowcd and day broke "
such ciiulgencc that we are aim
blinded. In the language of the M
sachusctts Democratic Central Comm
tee, we would say: "The result he
and elsewhere makes new era in t
history Of the Democratic party. Iii,
responsibilities are put upon it, but
assumes them with proper conscor
ness OF their grave Importance. If
meet the demands of the hour in I
spirit of generous forbearancc iowa
those who have formerly differed e.