The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
ILL., OHIO ELECTION.
WHAT TIE TEXAS PAPERS SAY
no" the Campaign is Regard.d-Causes
Oh tA'iure-A Lesson for New Nsrs.
More Thorough Organization
Required by the ncmoc-
raoy TO Insure suece,s.
40 USE TO 1nwL.

lsturs that sent Payne 90 the sensts
ana thaS the prohihitionists and Gar.
man vote cut biz dash in rae cam.
pagn. ohio always has been 1oubt.
Iul, nud tho man VITO would hat either
way has no certain thing. pbe Demo.
Gratis ara heat and that settles il. and
lrs no use 70 howl. !Shofman Demo
craG. N''''
COMPROMISED RT MS OWN PARTY.
In this election there was no local
question calculated to draw out Cha
tu!l strength Of either of tho opposing
parties. The Prohibition party cut a
nominal figure so far az ita own vote
was CONCERNED, but the DeuAlcrats
lost me herman vote by encouraging
ths prohibition party to stay in the
race, which they did wish tho hone nj
weakening the Rspsblioau vote. nj
mere was any chance for Hoadly's
elecAonlt was compromised by his
own party's management, and the de-
ieat should DO good l8Sson.-lM Mar
shall Herald.
THR CONSEQUENCE PREsIpRYTIAIry
The election in Ohio yesterday for
sts,e and county officers and mem
ber9 oi the Legislature results in the
victory for tho Republicans by a plu-
raiity estimated from 10000 to $4,000
The Legislature is Republican, with a
working majority, which will also de.
clue the quoatiou of tho next Unitsd
STAKES senator from that State, aud
send Hon. John Sbermaa back as hls
own successor. phe Republican vic
tory in OHIO viii no doubs have its Of
ioct III tho election In New York next
mouth, where Republicans are all in
lire, Nno Should th 1t state aleo follow
tha load OF Ohio, ii will Indicate that
MI ClevelG0d viii ha succeeded bv A
RepnOlioan-either Sherman or Logan.
-tSsn Auloaio Light.
TINE OHIO ELECrIoN.
che election for governor aud Nom.
berG OF the Legislature came off on
Tuesday, aud gently, sadly we must
tell IL to lhe world that tho Rspubli-
cans won the day; also tho Office and
perqulsites Of tue same. 1t ia not our
faulC. We pretended to believe until
She last moment that the Damocrsts
would win WHOM we knew better, A
majority OF tho people Of Ohio don't
9eom TO Know that the way is ended,
Some people mey attach some signlfi-
csuca % this, 90 it ia the first election
since the election OF Clevelnud: but il
amounts TO nothing. It's only Ohio.
There are mean folks Ia thai state. A
man ia OHIO killed His mother-ip-la law,
FOR unmitigates cussedness OHIO
takes tho cake. We viii always have
q DAD op.nlon OF it uaGil &c mends It's
Waya aud goes observation-disclosures
vile Appeal.
TIE RED FLAG,
The political principles OF these
Ohio Republicans find room Ia nut
shell, out unless tho nut falls from tho
bitter wormwood tree, it is unfit to on
close their miserable idea Of politics
These principles can be compressed
into nutshell, but only because thew
are Dollod down aud concentrated into
the essenoe OF hste ana envy toward
tho Southern people. These Repub-
llcan people OF Ohio cop their bread in
tbs tllGhy slime that flows from all
uncharivSblenoss, reeking with the
odors OF impotsnt woe, because they
90 not nave 1t III their power to ut.
ietly crush az and send ua tull OF deg
pais and wretchedress 10 some infuri-
Hlo aneol,with amodern dovil,inVented
and patented by them TO torture us
statesman.
WHY 1T WAS TnUsLY.
II les easy 10 be wise after tho event,
aud It is easy now to see that Ohio was
going Republican. Ohio, az is being
continually said, is Republican State
naturally, but tho German vote of re-
cent years, combined with the prohi-
bition vote, has served to mako tho
elections doubtful. judge Hoadly
vas carried into Office by wave OF
dissatisfaction among tho Germans,
and the only hope in the contest Just
aloeed was that another wave of dis
satisfaction would keep him in his
p'Sco. Tho dissatisfaction seems to
nave bsen on tho other aide, however,
ana FORAKER IL governor, WITH an as
aufed majority AZ his back in the Log.
lslature. John Sheymau will be re-.
turned 10 The Senate, and he will be
stronger th0n ever as y candidate for
the party'5 presidential nomination In
lSSS.-tCleburno Chronicle.
AN ANOMALOUS srATE.
The less said by Democrats about an
"ohio election the better. As well
for Republicans to explain Democratic
success in Texas, Ohio has not voted
for Democratic candidate for presi-
dent in 80 years. IL is n Republican
State. and will DO one OF tho last to
emerge from the vomit OF Republican
ism. Occasionally, In "Ofl years. the
Democrats have managed to carry
state elections, not because OF Demo-
cratic votos, but because Republicans
remained ut home, indifferent TO the
result OF q more State
contest. This occasional sue
cess has inspired certain Democratic
ohioans OF tho Mclean stripe 10 OBJ
trudo themselves on Democratic c0un.
oils aud b9little tho few Ohio Demo-
orats VINO might win favor in a nation-
W convention OF Democrats, such men,
Tor instance, "a Thurman aud Pondlo-
ton' SUI Democrats elsewhere should
ppy no attention TO an Ohio election!
ltalwayH requires an explanation, dos
pitS tho fact that for 80 years Ohio has
been stondily Republican State,
Ohio Is woddod to It's idols, and II were
u god.sond 10 nervous Democrats
could all tho newspapers sgroo 10 XIII
on ohio by no mention OF its bluY and
bluster aud October olections,--fFort
Worth Gazette,
rHE CAMPAIGN ERRORS,
lioadly led the Democrats most
valiently, but fatal orrors wrecked oil
hopes otsuScess. In the first place Il
was su error 10 have renomlnsted
Hoadly right ON the heels OF his on
dorsemont Of Nuyes, Tho blatant Re.
publican. Then tho prohibition fen.
turo or tho campaign created add.
tlouai ontanglomonta, and the leaders
seemed TO be 81 Hea for SONS we'll do
iiuod plan OF operations. Tho result
could hardly havo been otherwise,
Ohis is essentially n Republican State,
though on local issues sho has occa.
cationally given tho Democrats
tho power. 1t has been SO
years, though, since n Demo.