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WEOMSDAT IBOKMXG, NOT. 16,1881.
AFTER THE BATTLE.
We re puMih Uio oClcial rote of
Forfft county this week on account of
some slight inaeuracies in tho count
last week. We wont to press before
Uio court had convassod the vote, and
were obliged to take the returns as the
rtturr: judges hamled them in. The
changes arc very slight, in fact hardly
worth raentior ing, yet wo want tho
table to be absolutely correct, which
we tun) u is now. as wul be Been
Mr. Warden's vote for Auditor is the
laigeet of any candidate in tho field,
which is a handsome compliment to
him, and shows his popularity where
he is known. Wo think tho vote
hjws up splendidly for tho Republi
cans. Lait fall was an unusually hot
campaigu and nearly every vote in the
county was out, while this fall was
comparatively quiet in politics, and it
being an "off year" it is rtasonable to
suppose there were a great many stay
nt homes, yet with all this the Repub
licans more than held their own ; tak
ing this view of the case wa can safely
claim that the Republicans made sub
stantial gains. On tho whole the Re
publicans have reason to feel greatly
encouraged at the magnificent result.
They have put themselves in splen
did fighting trim for the next cam
paign, and will profit by the handsome
victor won on the 8th.
GUITEAU.
To day Guiieau is to be put upon
his trial for his life. Rumor has it
that President Arthur will supercede
Colonel Corkhill in the' District At
torneyship at once, placing Elihu
Root, Esq , of New York, in that pos
ition, that he may conduct the prose
cution instead of the present incum
bent. The whole country will rejoice
if this be the case, as the impression is
general that Mr.'Corkhill is incompe
tent a'hd some hint at darker things in
connection with the Star Route fizzle.
The plen Mr. Scovillo will tnake is
sufficiently .pronounced to warrant
soma discussion of the course he will
pursue. Ilia foundation for the at
tempt to save the life offhis horrible
brother in-law is insanity and ou that
alone" he depends. Divesting the
mind of natural and inherent preju
dices against tho villain as much as
possible and calmly looking at his act
and its motives, there is the leest cvi
dence of unsound mind which any
great criminal case has presented for
years. There is no absence of motive,
there is no cranky feeling brcoled
over day after day, uutil the victim of
a too ever present thought becomes a
monomaniac. On the contrary theie
i3 tho fixed scheming ofa hard-hearted
villain whose vaulting ambition ha3
over lept itself. Who persistently de
manding an appointment as soon as be
becomes convinced it cannot be ob
tained, deliberately, with malice afore
thought diabolically plots Ihe murder
of the head of the uation and seizes
upon a wave of excitement to cover
the deed aud cover himself with a
cJuuU of red fire, committiog the fiend
ish act with theatrical surroundings.
His fthole conduct since the Bhootinz.
up to the time of his first interview
with Mr. Scoville, has been that of s
malignant demon, juEtifving tho deed,
with blasphemy added to his other
crimes, denying any insanity and giv
ing a horribly minute statement of his
object in the vile assassination. Since
he saw his counsel he has acted more
like a mouute-bank than anyting else,
evidently simulating unsoundness of
mind, his effort ia court being that of
a fool more than a madman, and that
ho certainly is not. Many of the wit
nesses eummonad by Mr. Scoville to
prove Guiteau'8 insauity have refused
to be present on the ground that they
do dbelieve him to be so and one in
particular, the head of the Oneida
community who certainly had every
opportunity to know him thoroughly,
writes, "that he is all devil but not
crazy." While we would not for one
iosUnt, assist by word or deed, in the
hanging of a demented person, the
malignancy, wickedness, cunning, cow
ardliness aud plotting of Guiteau,
before aod tiuce the murder of James
A. Garfield, put him beyond the pala
of those entitled to consideration aud
place hiai on a level with those foul
i-xcreseooes of society, w hich for some
.';:?erutaUj reason are permitted, to
- -t au J which tho sooner we are rid
' 'Iter. Urri;':, Mod da v.
ELECTION RESULTS.
MINNESOTA.
The Republican majority in Minn
es9ota is upward of 30,000,
MASSACHUSETTS.
Gives a Republican majority ofover
40,000, with both branches of the Leg
islature largely Republican.
CONNECTICUT.
The Legislature will stand about
as follows: Senate, Republicans 14,
Democrats 10 ; House, Republicans
148, Djniocrats 100.
NEW JERSEY.
Returns from the State of New
Jersey indicate that the Legislature
will stand as follows : Senate, Repub
licans 13. Democrats 8 ; House, Re
publicans 32, Democrats 28. The Re
publican State ticket is elected.
WISCONSIN.
Goes Republican by about 8,000
majority. In the States of Mississippi
and Maryland the usually large Dem
ocratic majorities were cut down to
almost nothing, the Republicans
makiug large gaina in both these
States.
VIRGINIA.
Virgiuia gives Cameron, Readjuster,
for Governor 10,000 majority, with
the Legislature largely anti-Bourbon
on joiut ballot, thus bursting the
solid 'South. The legislature will elect
a United States Senator in December,
which will be a Readjuster.
NEW YORK.
The latest returns from the Slate
give the following majorities for the
Republican State ticket; Carr 11,255,
Davenport 12,310, Russell 11,846,
Seymour 6,830, French 7,271. The
Democrats elect their treasurer by
about 20,000 majority. Both branch-
esjof the Legislature are very close with
a possible majority of two or three for
the Democrats.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The official souni of Pennsylvania
gives Daily, Republican, a majority
of 7,002 over Nobli?, Democrat, for
State Treasurer. The Prohibition and
Greenback vote has not yet come to
light, r. S. The Greenback vote has
just been heard from and amounts to
11,603 against 20,668 last year, or a
little more than half. Oh ! what a
fall wns there !
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THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
Special to the Republican.
Washington, D. C.Nov. 12, '81.
Within a few days the preliminary
skirmish for the Speakership of the
House of Representatives will begin..
A week hence members will begin to
arrive to settle themselves for tho win
ter, and the candidates will have their
headquarters opeu for business. There
is scarcely a doubt that the. Republi
cans will control the organization.
They have a majority of one over all,
according to the latest figures, count
ing the vacancies filled by the election
just held. Yet there are contingen
cies which may render the situation
doubtful enough to be interesting.
It is expected here that tho appoint
ment of a Ntw Yorker as Secretary of
tre Treasury will have considerable
iijflueuce upon the Speakership con
test. Mr. Hiscock, of New York, has
been regarded 83 having the inside
track, but now it is thought the West
will come to the front, with a positive
demand that New York shall not have
all the big things, and it will do no
good to recall Ohio. They say, by the
way, that all office seekers who come
here now register from New York just
as they quite recently all came from
Ohio. This may do for a joke, but
New York, iu spite of her size and im
portance, is not likely to carry ofT as
much as Ohio did when she had the
swing. Mr. Hiscock has been here
working up his canvass, catching such
members as have straggled in. Mr.
Burrows, of Michigan, is also here,
hard at work. Not many members
have been here yet, but the candidates
are carrying ou a lively correspon
dence. Mr. Kiefar, of Ohio, has been
here and will soon return again. He
still has faith in Ohio's star, and hopes
to capture the prize. Mr. Kasson, of
Iowa, has not yet put in an appear
auce. His chances and qualifications
are equal to any candidate mentioned,
but there are some objections to his
pronounced tariff views. Mr. Davis,
of Illinois, second Chicago district, is
also mentioned for the position, though
he is not seeking it. This latter fact
is a strong recommendation, and the
selection would bo a thoroughly- good
one. The friends of Mr. Raudall are
anxious lint ho should receive tho
compliment of tho Democratic caucus
nomination, and it may bo that he will
get it. But thero are many of the
Democratio members, purticulaily
from the South, who are determined
that Mr. Randall shall receive ro
more honors at the hands of the Dem
ocratic party of the House, either of a
substantial or of u complimentary
character.
The new Secretary of the Treasury
has taken rooms at the Arlington,
where he will reside this winter. He
has assumed chargo of his office and is
credited with a purpose to'stir things
up considerably in that Department.
It is said we are to have a number of
important changes in tho personnel of
the Department. 'Assistant Secreta
ries Upton and French and all tho old
ring will, if the reports are correct, be
called upon to make room for new
men. There are changes in tha at
mosphere all round, and we shall hear
of them when Congress meets. The
contrast between the action of Attor
ney General MeVeagh, who is determ
ined to gel out of the Cabinet, and
Secretary of the Navy Hunt, who
seems equally determined to stay in,
excites much comment here. Tho
President is more auxious to get rid of
Hunt than any other member of t'ie
old Cabinet, but tho litter sticks to
him like a leech and follows him
wherever he goes ; in fact does every
thing but get down on his knees and
beg lo be retained.
President Arthur will occupy the
White House iu a few days. Before
his recent visit to New York ho went
up to tho mansion and spent several
hours inspecting aud directing. The
house has undergone quite achanga in
its iuterior appearance. Mac.
To the sick Peruna is the greatest
blessing.
Dr. Kline's Ureat Nerve Restorer Is
lio marvel of tho ago lor All Nervo Dis
eases. All Ms stopped free. Send to 031
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OFFICIAL VOT12
Of Forest County, Polled November
Ct!i, 1381.
Taken from tho Oftiicial Record.
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And His Faithful Cabinet.
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ton :.'!" n. in. Arrive ut 'lidioute a.
in., Tionesta 10;57 n. in., Oil Citv 12:30
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Equal to an; Siiiyer (he market.
The abovo out represents the mo-1 nop
uhu htvio fur the people., which w., '.if, r
you lor tho very low price of ?J0. lte
member, we (1 not aitk vou to l.nv lin.il
you have seen (ho niacfih.e. Alter hav
in;,' examined it, if it is not hll wo repre
feent, return it to Us at oui oxpeuso. Con
sult our interests and or,W hi once. Send
lor Circulars and testimonials. Address
CUAtlLLS A. W HOD tt CO.,
No. 17' N. Teiilh Srivct.
f.eid-11'.it PHILAIUCLPHIA, PA.