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AN HONEST VICTORY.
A Republican Organ on the Result Il
PennsylyaniA,

HepuD1can organ on the Result IN
Pennsylvania.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
PITTSBURGH, November THE Dispatch,
Republican organ, says: The result in
Pennsylvania to-day isa revolution
Against the absolute domination OF the
State by few corrupt men;
Against the spoils system which MUIR
dered the beloved Garfield;
Against blackmailing assessments used
to perpetuate personal tyranny in poll.
tics;
Against trickery, fraud and bribery at
elections;
Against the corruption OF members of
the Legislature;
Against the employment of the State
funds by Boss politicians for speculative
purposes;
Against the manipulation of the politics
of the State by gamblers and by statesmen
who are subject to a chronic "toothache;"
Against the thousand things not neces.
sary to name, but which are known and
read of all intelligent voters, which tend
to degrade politics, destroy popular gov
ernment, debase the people to the actual
condition of political serfs, without any
chance for expression as to what manner OF
men shall represent them in office.
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The BRIGHT LUMINARY
Of the Empire City ON the Great Rey-
OIutiOn-The Future Effects

Oluti0n-Tne tuture EHeCNss
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
New YORK, November THE Sun to-
morrow will say that the Democratic vic
tory to-day was the greatest ever achieved
By any party in this State. With the de-
feat of the Republican party in New York
its disintegration sets in, and it can no
longer hope to triumph against the power OF
the people. The race for 1884 IS
more than half won for the
Democrats, as the total and final
disruption of the grand old party has
already been effected. No hope of a union
Of the Stalwart and Independent elements
is left All the Democrats have to do is to
march triumphantly on to the White
House. The tidal wave is universal through
out the North, showing everywhere large
Democratic gains This means that the peo-
pie have risen up against bOssism, political
corruption, enormous taxation, Congress
sional prohigacy, Hubbell assessments and
the machine power of the Administration.
The result to-day is far greater and more
reaching in its influences that the reyolu-
tion of IA that was celebrated eight years
ago tonight. The significance OF to-day's
uprising is so great that its effect can hard
ly be estimated, except that Republicanism
is doomed now and forever.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Indications that the Democrats will
Elect the Governor.

Elect the Governor.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., November 7.-Private
adyices to prominent politicians indicate
the possibility Of the election OF Edgeriy,
Democrat, Governor. The Republicans claim
the election of Haines to Congress in the
First District, although the Democrats do
not concede it. Both branches OF the Leg
islature will be Republican.
DoyEp, N. H., November Isaac Lucas.
a prominent Republican politician, was
arrested on charge OF bribery OF Demo
cratic voter.
Result I'm twenty-five Towns.
CoscoRp, N. H., November The vote
in twenty-five towns give Hale, Rep, p
944: Edgerly, DEM. $3.50; scattering, 93.
The same places in 1880 gave Bell, Rep, g..
371; Jones, Dem, 1925; scattering, %. Re-
publican net loss in these places, 30
CONCORD, n. H., November The vote
in II towns gives Hale, r., 9,6SS; Edgerly,
d., 99S1; scattering IS. The same places
in 1880 gave Bell II, ASS, Jones ii, lSi, scat
tering 166. Republican net loss in these
places 5Sl.
Light Republican Vote.
CONCORD, n. H., November T.-0ne hum
dred and fifty towns give Hale, Republi'
can, 14.90S; Edgerly, Democrat, l50i3;
scattering, 4l2. The same place in lSSO
gave Bell, Republican, II ,442; Jones, Dem.
ocrat, 17,029; scattering, S3S. Republican
net loss, 677.
Republicans will Have q Small Major
ity.
CONCORD, November I, 10:3OP. M-The
latest returns from about half the State in
dicate the election Of Hale, Republican, by
/ 900 majority. 1t is generally conceded
that the whole Republican ticket will be
elected by small majority.
CAMDEN, November 7.-Robeson is badly
defeated in the city. He has carried but
three wards out Of eight. His own ward
gives Farrell, Democrat, a majority OF lo6.
The county is yet to be heard from, but II
is believed Robson is certainly defeated.
Chandler to Arthur.
CONCORD, n. H., November 7.-secretary
Chandler, it is understood, has just sent
the following message to the President, al
New York:
I'VE have elected two Congressmeu and
the Legislature by large majority. Hale
will probably be elected by small major
ity." --.. ,
fsignedl W. L. CHANDLER.
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WHEEIING. W. va WEDNESDAY NORNING.

Black, $50: Africa. 2s0; Clark. $50; Elliott
$50. For Congress-Curtin, 80.
Bedford county-Pattison has $50 plural
ity. The remainder of the State ticket re-
ceived about the same vote. For Congress,
Coffroth, Democrat, has 400 majority. The
Democrats elected both candidates for AS
sembly.
Northumberland county gives Pattison
1,so0 plurality. The Democrats elect all
their candidates for Assembly. McCor-
mick has /, 400 plurality for Congress.
PrrrsBuRe, November THE Post special
says: Chas Z. Boyle, DEM, is elected to
Congress in, the Twenty-tirst district by
5000 majority.
Democrats Claim 10000 for Pattisen.
PHILADELPHIA, November Z, IL As P. NJ
The returns are still comingin slowly. The
Democrats claim 40, 600 majority for Patti
son. The indications are that the entire
Republican Philadelphia county ticket is
elected.
PITTSBURGH, November THE vote in
the Twenty. second Congressional District
is very close. Thirty-seven districts heard
from up to o'clock gives Hopkins, Demo
crst, 235 majority over Errett, Republican.
Give IL Up.
PHILADELPHIA, November T-1:30 A. N
The Republicans concede the election OF
Patterson, Democrat,
All the Congressman from the First to
the Sixth districts are reelected.
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lHE People yesterday declared their
IOsition to BOSsism, Opposition to
Epoils System, Opposition to Packed
mentions, Oppositihn to Blaekmail-
Assessments, Opposition to Assas-
|tiOn, Opposition to the Administra-
Machine, Opposition to all kinds of
|tical corruption which has Divided,
EtPted and is Destroying the Grand
Party ~
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KANSAS.
Fall Returns Nss Anticipated DsSsrs
T0-aay.

T0-4ay.
TorKxA, KAs., November THE election
TODAY Is tor full State ticket one member
Of the Supreme Court, four members OF
Congress .at.large, and three from the old
three districts In the State. The returns
tonight will be very incomplete. owing 70
the great length OF the ticket, and the fsct
that each ticket, as Il comes out Of the box,
is counted In full No one doubts the cleo.
ton OF the four Republicans running for
Congress. .at.large. aud two In the districts.
but contest Is claimed between Haskell,
Rep, Acres, DEM, and Taylcr, Greenback,
in the Second district No one claimcs
but that the whole Republican State
ticket will be elected, except the Governor
and the main contest ccnters here. Two
years ago st, John, the present Republican
candidate for that office, had lis, 20t votssi
his Democratic competitor 03, 500. ana
the Greenback candidate i9,+77. q. w.
Click is the Democratic candidsts, this
year and Charles Robinson the Grecnbsck.
Dispatches received by the Republican
State Committee will be consolidated and
forwarded az fast - received, but the voee
on the Governor can hardly DO approxi'
mated tonight.
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nemocratic congressman Elected.

LOUISVILLE, November ~. +, Clay,
Democrat, is elected to Congress In the sec
ond district; T. A. Robertson, Democrat,
succeeds Proctor Knott in the fifth; J. q.
Carlisle is elected in the sixth; ]. c. Black
burn in the seventh; P. Thompson, Demo-
crat, is probably elected in the eighth; Gen.
Frank Wolford Democrat, is almost GER
tainly elected in the eleventh; Haldley,
Democrat, in the third is probably elected,
and other districts have not been heard
from sufficiently to base an estimate. The
election in the tenth district is close, with
the chances that Culbertson, Republican, is
elected.
LEx1NGroY. KY, November SO far as
heard from the Seventh district give Black
burn, Dem, S,1O6; Asbury, Rep, 2,l26.
The returns sre comingin slow. The DEM
ocrats claim the district by 1000.
LOuisville's Vote.
LouIsvI1lE, November THE vote OF the
CITY of Louisville is as follows: A. ).
Willis, Democrat, 5,63l; Miller, Republi-
can, 3,2S7 Hunter, Prohibitionist, 4lO.
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WISCONSIN.

Large Demscrstis 0aiss Reported.
MILWAUKEE, November 7.-Election ~
turns from the interior OF the State come
in slowly, and estimates can be formed with
difficulty. All reports 20 far indicate larEe
Democratic gains In every Congressional
district.
Returns CS0las In slswly.
DEs MoIsEs, November but few ~
turns have been received up to this hour
l0r.h.l as the polls do not Close generally
in the State ill or z o'clock, and no votes
are counted until all are In.
The State Register has 20 far but seven.
teenreturns I'm from precincts. These In.
dicsts light vote. The Grscnback vote 10
larger than expected. Thsse ssvsnteen
precincts give tie Republican Btsts tickst.
Ills overths Djmoc1ts md i,fis over the
GIeenbacksrs.
Demscrsts Gals I've CsO9rsssAss.
MnwAuKEE, WIS, November 1.-The
summarized returns Of all the counties IN
the State show that FIVE Republics and
four Democratic Congresmen were elected,
a Democratic gain Of two.
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D'wnfall O the Long Rslqulng
cameroa Dynasty In tds
Keystone State.
A Startling Revolution Abainst the
Machine MAIDS by a Down
Tredden Peopls
Protesting Against Political Tyran-
ny, Official Corruption and
Enormous Taxation.
Pattison Elected Governor by
Twenty to Thirty Thou
sand Plurality.
Special Dispatch to The Register.

WASHINGTON, November 7.-Reports re.
ceived here from Pennsylvania indicate
B6s65 Go 5000 piaTsiisys III. result i tsiR SRa
received with no surprise by Republicans,
who have been anticipating general smash
up of the party. The desperate
fight made by the Independents
against Cameron, Beaver & Co. could
have no other result that the defeat of the
Regular ticket. The Democrats are jubi.
lent but expressive. They consider 1t the
greatest victory won for many years, and
' one that preSages Democratic success in
1884. ......
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leturns CS0las In SlsW1y.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
a C,... sv.e, e.r sne D,.ees,4s.

COLUMBIA, g. c.. November 1.-THE cleo
tion passed Off quietly oil over the 6tsts.
There sre indications Of the election Of The
Democratic State Congregational and county
tickets by large msjorities. A full vote
wss polled, while In many places the Re-
publicans rcfrained from voting.
CHARtEsros, November 1.-The election
In the State passed Of without DISTURBANCE.
The whole Democratic State ticket 10
elected by large majority. Rstusns fro0
the Congress districts indicate The slectlo0
OF Dibble, Pillman, Aiken and Evans,
Democrats, and Msckey, Republican. fhs
other districts are In doubt.
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LOUISIANA.


NEw ORLEANS, November 7.-nunF Dv.n-
ocrat in the First district, Ellis, Democrat
in the Second district, King, Democrat in
the Fifth, Heron, Democrat in the Sixth
and Blanchard, Democrat in the Fourth.
are elected to Congress. The Third dis
trict is still in doubt.
New ORLEANS La, November 7.-Returns
indicate the election of the whole Demo-
cratic Congressional delegates, except the
Third district, which is regarded as doubt
ful
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MARYLAND.
The Reform Moyeme

The Reform Movement In Baltimore.
RALrINoRE, November THE election in
this city is progressing very quietly. Up
TO u o'clock it is estimated three-fourths OF
the city vote was polled. Since that time
il las been showering and voting is not so
fast The independent Judiciary ticket is
polling heavy vote.
Reform Triumphs I'm Baltimore.
: BALTIMORE November THE indica-
tions are that Fisher, Stewart, Carr and
Phelps, Independent candidates for judges,
have been elected. Hobletzell, Democrat,
iselected to Congress in the Third district.
The Fourth district is still in doubt
Fatal Fight at Polls.
FREDERICK, MD, November AT one OF
the voting precincts in this city fight oc-
cured between q number of negroes and
whites, during which Israel GraR coiored'
was shot by policeman Porter and instant
ly killed. -,,
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Eight Democratic eonsressmen:
TEXAS.
A Quiet Contest

HorsroN. TEX, November s,ataSe 81 tSs ny nsm -
ocrsts. There is much scratching gSsosrs S
Sressional candidates and county ouV'''' o
The contest is quiet,
DALLAS, TEXAS, November,7,.Ihe Demo. Den. =
crats have swept northern TexSs like
whirlwind., Ireland, for Goyer1or t ana
;he entire Democratic State tickets eiecE
"a Nv an enormous majority.
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ROM Pennsylvania comes news that
hing has struck in the right place.
CAMERON and his whole shipload
oases have engaged passage for Salt
!. The downfall here, will be well
ed IN all parts of the country and
ll classes of the people. For this
of all, the worst ring-ridden and
of the States. Let
cameron do as FALsTAFF prom
to do, purge and live cleanly," or
e will be no hereafter for him IN
erican politics.
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A modest Republican Estimate.

NEw YORK, November THE majority
for Cleveland in the State is estimated by
the Express, Republican, at from oO,OOo 70
100000.
The Express bulletin says Edison is IN
doubtedly elected Mayor, and estimates MS
majority st 20 600
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THE PEOPLES VICTORY.

THE PEOPLES VICTORY.
4 se fiat has gone forth and the will
/ freeman has been wrought, The
hand Of independence has been
1h against the rod Of oppression to
3 il into 8 thousand fragments and
scepre of tyranny has, been pow
i in the dust. From the shores of
Ipn harbor in the East to the Golden
s of California, on the west,
resistless wave Of Reform has
a and borne on its victorious crest,
&PEoPLE have achieved a,magnifi-
& triumph. weighed in the bal
s and found wanting" the Republi-
party, or at least that section Of it
al the helm of the Government,
feceiyed its death blow. The hand
t;nr on the wall found it not in
,ptuous revelry, free of the fear of
her, but in the fulneSs of prepara-
armed for a struggle by which it
y it must live or die.
Is emPhatieally a victory or the
Lie. \ victory of the many over
zfew; a victory Of the oppressed
ses over the expressing rulers a
|srv over the despicable machine
i of political chicaneryi a victory
( an oppressive system of burden
= taxation; a victory over q cor
land extravagant administration; a
brv over the Keifers and the Rob-
j Of modern politics; a victory over
Grant plan and Grant
'sures; a great, grand and glorious
.bry over extravagant and useless
'topriations, over the spOils system
keneral government and over the
low of bossism, stretching like a
Id over the land. To the admins
.spn il is hand of ice elutching at
throat, and to Stalwartism it is a
b blow, delivered sQuarely in the
openly and fearlessly on the
y Daniel is necessary to interpret
'foom that has fallen upon the Re-
,kcan party or to point out its cause.
sthe merited retributiOn of a life Of
hrallcled profiigacy and corruption.
j the simple act of justice brought
',n by career of the grosSest and
! unjusti6able extravaganza in the
&uct of the governmental affairs.
4 1.-The verdict Of the people upon the
n which, in a single year lightened
4 pockets of its labOring masses Of
BOOO, 900, an amount at least $780,
Do in excess of any neces-
sum; the perPetuatiOn simply
la nefarious system by which
4 maintained fund sufficient to in
bee elections and keep the party in
ter. 1t is the public condemnation
he party which bred and fostered
'Hubbells, the MahOnes, the Robe
j and the Keifers. 1t is the
,buciation by the people OF
4 base and degrading machine
hm which has made American poll
s b shameful by-word and reprOach
bther nations. 1t is the resistlesS
tand for the repeal of the present in
'ial revenue system, which is de-
ializing business by locking up mil
'.s of money in the United States
hsury vaults.
De Republican ship has not merely
{nded. 1t has long been labOring in
5pestuous seas and has now struck
rock of popular iudig-
son and foundered in a
j of hopeless depth. Consigned by
people 10 q fathomless grave, the
ses will roll smoothly and easily
! it and the cheers of millions to-day
Il be the only requiem to lull it to
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DELAWARE.

The state Regarded Very DSubtfui.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November, both
nsrties claim the State. A fun vote is being
polied. The majority either way will be
in the hundreds.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November Re
snrns show that the Democrats have car
ried the State by small majority.
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IOWA.
! small vese Cast

IT A small ote Cast.
Sioux CRY, IA, November T.-Sot more
than twothirds vote was cast bnt1t VIII
be late before il is counted This county
will give small majority Tor Tue Dem9'
cratic candidate for Congress. Piymoqtn
county has been counted for struoiey, re.
publican, and his majority in the district
will be large.
One Demoeratfc Congressman In ieWs'
DAyEsroaT, IA, Noyemt er 7..9:5o ?: N.
The Chairman OF the Republican Com.
mittee comedies the election OF murphy iof
Congress in the Second district, oy an esti-
mated majority of 1000.
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coloMpo.


Drsvya, November 7.-votisg r. prosss6-
ing quietly. The polling places wSsp
crowded st IN early boar, u many plsess
. hundred or more vetsS hsins b. iiss b.
fore 8 o'ei6ck. The weather v DE thnooGh.
out the 6tsts and ipdicaAoeG point n. .
yery heavily vote bsing pelled 1tm cehy
hour CHATTER, ehsirmGn of the Rspubli0o
Csntrsl COMMITTEES, and Patterson. Of ~
Dsmocraise - nct ehsae:d thdI 81:
be ds6niiely known bsfsre ! oclsek
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chsrleston vsrds and winthrop an nid %
Be- sure for Lowering there b strong prob
ability that hs = elected. -,
Ths indications are that tho House WI
stand l50 Republicans and 80 Denocrsn'
Q gain Of is Dsmocfats. .a,t-
nlsSss n>3sscep WttA liz xs1SeeA
Bosrox, Ma. Midnieh ehk-Twe h1Adnd
and nineteen cities and towns give butier
ls7si plurality; Nnst Democratic saas
Sen Butler b now Addressing thousands
froul The Reyers HousSR Ralcony.
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|I where Oh where! is JAY HUB
H. BILLY MAHOSE, DemagOgue
EFER, STEVE" FRENCH, Don
>ERON, RObber RoBEsoN, Lord
|coB, Forgery FoLGER and "Chet"
hHUR-
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Nd then, too, BEN, alas for Beacon
|eI you have at last gotten there;
20 for GARFIELD in 1880, 5000 for
LER, Democrat, In 1882. How will
\ do for Massachusetts,?
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KENTUCKY.
s,nau,ar A b.enc. of Colored voters.

Singular Absence OF COIofeu sVIeIs'
LOUISVILLE, November7.-The election Is
progressing quietly and small vote Is pc
ing polled without th' sli est lndicati9n
of any excitement. not aole iact Is tne
absence of the CO. d. !ters from tne
polls where usu..y their vote is the
heaviest. They have not voted, ana IL Is
missionery duties as general voters in other
States
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NEBRAskA.

RepubIfeans Claim 5000 Plurality.
LINCOLN, NEE, November 7.-This State
elects the Republican State ticket By 1s.00o
plurality. The three Republican Congress
men are also elected. The Woman Suffrage
Amendment is defeated by 20,0c0 votes.
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INDIANA REDEEMED.
The Hoosier State Takes Her Old
Place
In the Democratic CoIumn-The State
Ticket Elected by Probably 5000
Majority - Meagre
Returns.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-Scattering
returns from few precincts in this State
show small Republican gains on the vote
for Secretary of State, over the vote for
Governor in 1880.
A Different Tale.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-Returns from
twenty voting places show Republican
loss OF So being net Democratic gain of "a
over the vote for Governor IN 1880. These
returns are from various parts OF the State,
and at the same rate of Democratic gains
would give the Democratic State ticket q
small majority. Calkins, Republican, in
the Thirteenth District, is conceded to be
elected.
Democratic Majority Indicated.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Noyember Five
hundred voting places heard from give
Republican loss of Gil, and the Democrats
a loss of POI, being net Democratic gain
OF 300.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-at IL o'clock
the returns have been received from five
hundred voting places, which show net
Democratic gain on the State ticket, indi-
eating Democratic majority in the State
Of 1000.
The State o. X.
INDIANAPOLIS, November THE vote
comes in slowly. Forty Districts show a
net Democratic gain of 322. II this con-
tinues the Democrats will carry the State
by 5000.
Seyenty.five voting places show Repub..
lican loss of 75s. and a Democratic loss OF
52S, giving net Democratic gain of lS0.
Ninety voting places show Republican
loss of S25, and.a Democratic loss of GA,
being q net Democratic gain OF 2ll.