Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-11
THE OHIO TRIUMPH.

ne kilograms indicate beyond all
IN that HoADLY will have major
tIrom 10, COO to 2, 900, with q reason
assurance of Democratic major
~ Joint ballot in the Legislature.
3 result is all the more surprising
We consider the Disadvantages
shieh the Democrats had to con-
d in this canvass. Shameful fac
N quarrels, mutual abuse and a dis
: arized array rendered it not only
able but almost certain that they
"a meet with Waterloo defeat.
iiSgrseeiul conduct and utter
Of phi c'ple exhibited by JOHN
LEAN. Of the Enquirer, in his viii
t.ous and cowardly assaults up Judge
&DlN and Senator PENDLETON
~ bombshen into the
k~p whose explosion seemed
/ threaten disaster and defeat to the
\ xt 80 which he gave the adhesion Of
tsi,o7. msrplot, and a snake in the
&S \ double legislative ticket in
|ncinnati, snd party row in Cleve-
kd "a warning that the Democracy
Aldls energy in their contest with
I Eos.S- - monopoly, eentralism and
AuciSm.
ben, TOO, the protrscted illness of
4ge HOADLE long deprived his
srds Of his brilliant discussion of the
lsrors at issue, and the fascinating
E1eure that has so often carried
Irrylou to the Ohio voter. In spite
II in the face of everything to dis
y -sse and nothing to cheer, the
liant democracy of Ohio have
1aE hard battle and won
rSug victory, and one that we
i 1--we has come to stay. All hail! and
i health 10 the hearts of eak and the
h. eou-sc- that have snatched victory
f,hp .ord cause and carried hope to
uy,r> Of law, liberty and right.
10 i now in the ranks, and that she
! q rema.n who can doubt, and what
d prevent? Not in thirty years have
democracy won such victory and
such herald Cfa Presidential triumph
/ sspprared in a quarter of q century.
o.. Years, the Democrats, upon a
srk yote, have won occasional and aeei-
lAsl victories which were speedily
Ixched from their grasp when an ex-
kng election called out a full vote and
'mpeLed our party to acknowledge
st when Greek met Greek and when
Atanatical hosts Of the Radical party
sre called from the tents in which they
d been sulkiDg, Ohio was beyond all
Il5t or question a Republican State.
bis year 1t is different, and the stars in
cir courses have fought for the
dying party Of JEFFERSON. Every
gard was called from his lurking
soe, the hills were secured, the val
e were raBed, and all the allies Of
Ster.sm, Arthurism, Guiteauism and
8eral raScality were carted en- masse
the polls to vote the Republican
iset, and in spite of it all, disastrous
{ unTedeemable defeat met them face
lace, and let Us hope scattered them
FTTer to the winds of Heaven. FraR-
appeals, wholesale expenditure of
onry, and a vote $4,000 in excess Of
", the largest ever cast in Ohio, have
tie party Of DORSEY and GUITEAU
go in the minority, and without
angel. Calico Charley
" tear his hair, MURAT HALTEAD
" swear, good Deacon SMITH may
", and they may weep, wall and
,,h their teeth in the Commercial
set.e Office, but there is no redemp-
Nor the wicked, and the righteous
I hencefOrth prevail.
What has brought it to pass? Too
ch Of fone Mr.. CHARLES FOSTER, too
ch meddling with personal liberty,
many Star Routes, superhuous Dor
:, TOO much monopoly, too many
Ids, disgust with the lengthening
Of the Republican party and its
kea omission to die and get out Of
sight Of honest meD, and a whole
desire to be rid of the barnacles
N the body polite are a few Of the
tors that we're at work. This will be
,emocratie year. The East will fol-
the West in November, and New
TX will give forth no uncertain
nd. Democracy everywhere will be
will gird on its armor
w, and will go into the battle with
courage, while in West
-uinia no recruits will resort to the
~ lhat was 50 badly beaten and dis
dited in Ohio.
n the meantime we say unto the
We Democrats across the river, be Of
q cheer, bretheren, continue to fight
the right, forget not to smash and
ise the head Of the serpent, for next
II you can cast the vote Of your State
q Democratic President and renew
reign of the law and the constltu-