Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
TEE CGHlaG ELECTIONS

majority LoEb.ed taeEe since
the LAST state election hE-
thrown decided L12Psr Ep1a
their CaGs psrtIe azrlE - the
Sal.A The EeP1elean chances
Ii VlF=lL8 have fallen 80 per
cent since tlelr defeat u Ken
sae EEz4A @ 9EG1
urzncFalIc majsEir5es % A-e
Hzd h1S tEiee Slipped from the
BemecrIsl- RANKS a-4 . great
deal II fear las been el-srraIu
90 rLrgur IT, b.t thls. g- is s40El
: Lue Go apathy shat VII nos
prevail ta vsar- sale the ar
Fender ef rhe IspH5Geaa party
ef ELry-tsr 20 Malone VII weak
sa instead os ssseuErheaIn- Ir
A9gE- Mississippi there D.,
81 course not the sIgnresc
dC1t- Use Eepabllcal party
indeed keeps itself together
there gfe GA lae chance OF
gsrtiEg 8 feT eftEe FEDERAL %.
secs The stlse = -r1e Of Mary
LAID, where the -IeegI5a- h0w
ever IS Gully fg- sAe @laor Stale
Offices
In I-to1er- c0me the elee
sIoas Ia 5Ae ueE States Of W fash
51gssu- the Two UEs0sas and
EearalA The hitter l. deetl
g.Iy Ga d4Ges- aa.l the Demo.
erz1lr prospects there have iE
P-gved w0aGerfIlly Of Azse- Dat
Scarcely enough DuEIEg the
Last fee weezs eutte a aam3eT
ef uemecrars have laid cLAIH1 %
Wa-hm-9n- bls We eI1 see Ea
basis for H. The Territory xas
once rapcEreL by Young NJor
hee s . srz bat u WIS L-Ee
v a g-eg1all Issue IL has
sh0uu Republican nla 1rJtIes for
some time past and she IlImi
grafton CT Late Els certain
5sea l. publican f. she two
Ia1ko tao euases1 wIl be al
-e-ether one sided "a there 6.
TO kr f9- the Democracy Il
either gf shese States
E5sacAusegss- Iowa Oaig
azt N~w Jersey elect Govsr
u0Fs The hrSs szo AZ certain
" Eep@Lal- Olzl : IA d9zbt,
W4lze Sew Jersey. unless ssze
1ke = ussie oy tae party
there VII be DeEoer1ric
Tie two great states Il New
E0zS and Peunsylva1Il bold
elections net f5r Governor Dat
inter sting "a several Ways 10
5ks Keystone State The e0sses-
= over TIE Ef-aor State OE
aud the eafef point OF Interest
. Lha course of the FrUAIbITlgz
ISIS TIE latter who have gen
eraffy vested the Republican
rIes--- believe that the Repub-
IIr9a patty betrayed thea In the
late Prohibition eIectf0a- and
are determined On revenge
The eSgltFy gill note with IN
tsTeS1 the @Z0aas GE damage
they can de- a. IL may seriously
a1ee5 r. Publican SUPREMACY II
tae State Ele ProhI15fi0u5sss
are EEmeFuas there. and bitter
snd savage over what They're
tleve 10 Ire lad Treatment
In New XguE the chief Issue
tae La-s1tG-e- with ! trllz-
~IE&r contest There u n0w a
EePEbI5eaa majority Of forty, i
very dI+euls one To- overcGMs
but Gov. HILL thinks Il can b
done There Is no shrev ter
politician than h. aud il he
starts cut 10 secure Demlcr1r
&c naTerIEv- IE may De taken To.
granted tE11 the chances Of SEe
cess axe good Whether In tie
event of success. he would -
10 the Senate 0E keep his gov
eTEeFshlP rgm4Ias to BE- seen.
Among me Republicans also
theTe = a warE contest b4tweea
PEEtt III Dspsw- wT5h chances
DECIDEDLY l. 1v5E &C the former
1he saI ssee5Iaas- therefore
waIle not IS exciting a. maay
Previous eaeS- present m1ay
penis OF Interest. They VI.
SHOW th1t tEe S1Eeh l. not IN
The Slightest degree Affected 81
the Eses that tEe admin srasiaa
= EePGbIezz- aud shat instead
0fEa1s break IN the solid Sourh.
e0maag As - many Of 0Cr Nor
them frIeuGS are wont TO pre-
Dict Tt = more solid and Us
Democratic mJJ0EI1IeS are Arg
~ than ever
TAey VII Leseruiae the fate
OF the f9Er new States for J
good EzRuy years to eg1e- and
the Democracy i wsII situated
Eere for it exPee-s nothing II
the Republicans sweep tass-
States Il i simply What MAS ex
Peesed- IL they lose, It Is 4 great
Democratic victory and N i'm
porsaut gam
As for the other elections,
they present mach the same
features The fight in PeazsyE
Ea-EA = 20 determine how great
the EePabLIeaa loss viii be and
m New York how much the
Democrats e1l increase their
strength In the Legislature
There IS EEeh To gam nothing
20 loSe-IEWeS Uem1erat.