Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-18


will vote for Blaine In November
and even this Is far from certainIIt
Will have 10 be admitted along with
this that West Virginia Ia sure for
Cleveland-aud that the main battle Il
yet to be fought In the Democratic
states OF New York, New Jersey and
lndiapn--wlth all the chances In IA
vor OF Cleveland and Hendricks.
Chicago Inter-Ocean (RepublIcan):
The full impetus Of the Republican
campaign will now be transferred 20
New York. The result In Ohio IL
great and glorious. II proves that the
patriotism OF the American people
cannot be lulled toalumber or beguiled
INTO again intrusting the destlnies OF
the republic to those whose hands are
still red with the blood OF their assaults
upon the nations life. II proves that
the American people yet behind vilify-
ing cartoons and picturesque slanders,
discriminating keenlv between accusa-
ton and evidence. IL proves that pro-
lection to American industries Is the
settled doctrine OF the country for at
least fouf years 10 como.
st. Louis Globe-Demoerat Bloody
shirt: Ohio stands side by side with
Vermont and Maine In the Republican
column, with New York, New Jersey,
indiana and Connecticut morally GER
tain TO follow. The result IL more
than the mere election Of Republic.
can state ticket TO succeed Demo.
cratic administration. II lisa vindlca-
ton of the Republican candidate from
the ISLANDERS heaped on him;
an Endorsement Of the Re.
publican administration of ma
tionnl affairs, with the announce
ment that II must be continued. aud
an approval OF the tariff policy and
other issues on which they fought the
campaign. II Is another warning to
the Democracy that shams In reforms
and statesmanship are detected by the
people, and that II must change It's
moribund ideas for live principles be.
fore II can ask 10 administer national
affairs
81. Louis Dispatch tDemocraticG
The mother state OF Grant and HAYES
and Garfield has been barely saved to
Garheld's political chum and heir by
tremendous concentration Of Republic
can money and men on that one state.
Henceforth Mr. Blaine's line of battle
VIII have 10 stretch over seven or
eight states 30 closely contested that he
cannot mass on any Que of them
the preponderance of money and
means which enabled him TO hold his
own In Ohio. His success there will
teach his opponents how formidable
his resources as an election manipu-
lator are They now know what they
have to contend with; there is nothing
In the outlook 10 discourage them, end
the probability Is that they will mNke
financial hackers very tired OF Duying
states before he captures any Of the
states that are relied on to elect Cleve.
land.
Dallas Times, (solId South: The
Republicans have been taught that
they cannot devote their entire alter
ton TO New York to the exclusion of
Ohio. They must feed the buckeyes
again or they are lost
Houston Post: The Republicans
will undoubtedly work their Ohio
victory for all II ~ worth. They will
tell the country that their victory Of
yesterday implies vindication OF Mr..
Blaine and n victorious acqulttal Of
their candidate OF the charges brought
against him, Now, the Ohio election
means no such thing. The fight was
a local one, and local causes combined
" S''NN Wv AN'HhbAiNoh Nhndlhhlo loI
state secretary.
Houston Journal: There Is nothing
In the outcome Of the Ohio elections 10
disturb the equRnimity OF the Demo-
Gratis. They have held their own and
have done even a little better, though
pltted against "maguo.ismr and
moneybngs.
Norton'H Intellipenoer, (eternAl
hate): AZ the smoke from the hard
fought battle field disappears, there
stands erect, the dauntleas chieftain
with the plumes upon his helmet
proudly dancing IN the breeze, while
his legions around him In grateful
shouts make the welRin ring with the
proud p'eans of victory Of victoryl,
Austin Capital: However, further
returns may change tho apparent re-
suit, but In any event, this state cleo.
tlon Will not In the least, iniure tina
prospects Of the national Democratic
ticket In November, for the Demncra-
cy has never regarded Ohio na esseu-
tlal TO success In the presidential cleo
ton. 1.-THE Democrats had been dis
posed to max. Ohio the battle-ground
they would have Nominated Thurman
instead Of Cleveland.
Galveston News: The spirit of Dor.
sey swept over Ohio on Tuesday and
the result Is a Republican msjoflty in
the State True. the majority Ia nc 3 as
large as Republican anticlpations, hut
still II IL sufficiently large 20 dissipate
any glowing hopes the Democrats may
have entertained of carrying the state
in November. While ID Is very proba
ble that local questions had much to
do with the final decision OF Tuesdayis
election, still there IL hardly
doubt that the presI-
DENTAL question more or lees
permeated the contest. One feature OF
the election, and one that may have
tendency 20 strengthen the Democratic
cause next month. Is the very meager
vote cast for the Prohibition ticket.
This shows that the Prohlbltlonlsts
were merely on dress parade for effect,
while they covertly east their ballots