Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-09

y tahula;cd statement of the result
at The election in NoNuhee viii be
found in this issue Of the BEACON
The undue excitement whirh has kept
the people of the county in a strain
'iuce last July has subsidized, and we
heartily second the motion ofthc chair
man of the Democratic Executive
Committee Ter peate. The right OF
the Democratic party of the county 10
review the acts of ;hcic delegates las
been settled by u decisive vote. ana all
true Democrats who have the best in.
~tcrcsls OF the county ut heart, will
hereafter see that the choice OF the
people rs expressed at the polls will
be respected. We think i! is a very
wholesome doctrine that "the parti.
san who hasn't the nerve to rebuke his
own party when it needs rchuke is n
very poor partisan ana Il worse patri.
OF The best and the wiscst policy is
to contend for the right and Justice
The Democratic party of NoxubeG
county are TOO intelligent to be mislcd
and deceived by designing men, and
the earnest, energetic efforts they have
made to rchuke the wrong. should be
proof as strong as holy writ, that they
know their rights and will maintain
them. The fiery ordeal is past, the
party Is in a healthy condition. and
may it remain so for a thousand years
The election returns from the differ
ent states where elections were held
on Tuesday, show the most gratifying
results.
In Virginia Phil Mckinney was c.
lectcd Governor by over 10000 major.
ity and Mahoncism is dead.
Campbell, Dem, is elected Cover.
nor Of Ohio over Foraker by ovcr H.
600, but it is not certain that the rest
Of the Democratic state ticket is clcc.
ted. The Democrats have a majority :
IN the Legislature, and this insurcs the ,
OF a Democrat 10 succeed Mr..
II he wants it we hope Thur
nau will be chosen.
New York elected n Democrat Sec !
of State by 10000 majority. !
Abbott, Democrat, was elected Gov :
,rnor OF New Jersey. :
Maryland is safely Democrat. /
In Iowa Boics, Democrat, was elect.
d Governor, and The rest of the state =
ickct is. probably. Democratic. The /
republicans claim the Legislature by il
hrcc majoritY on JOINT ballot, thus in. +
the reelection of Allison. The !
esult in Iowa was unexpected, The +
arif question and the Alliance are t
realins a revolution in politics III the il
tate. u
The Republican, elected their tick !,
Is in Massachusetts and Ncb lska. fl
II, by reduced majoritics. $
Commenting on these splendid re- u
uIts the picayunc says: i,
The loss of Iowa and Ohio. aud the il
ncrcascd Democratic plurality in New #
ork, will unqucstiunably convince i"
he Republican majority in the next /,
that the country will not toll tc
rate any purely sectional or partisan Il
'gislation, particularly when such leg. u
is aimed at the freedom of the n
allu,. .. II other words. signifies an b,
tempt to take from the people the III
over of rcpudiating an unpopular
ADMINISTRATION.
a. the elections for the f]fty.sccond
ongress will take place in November
$50, it IL not probable that in tho
state or public opinion, the
tmini>trailon will attempt to pass
~ anti-southern legislation, tor fear m
.at a repetition of the disaslc" of al
ooSdLy last should follow in the loss
the control Of the House Of Repre-. -
natives. "
The somewhat bitter experiences "
at HE administration has cncoun. 10,
red III the handling of the southern hi
Icstion, will probably induce it to 70
I'VE the South severely alone for the IN,
st of its term of office.