From the Baltimore Argus.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
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sAG AEANAsoHLF ANA El@ESll tON.


The causes given IN our paper yesterday for our
defeat IN Pennsylvania, become more strengthened
and confirmed the facts come in from tho distant
parts Of the S,ate As . eotemporary says ssths
elements fought against u.s." In the cities, towns,
and villages, where the voters could best get TO the
polls, and where the wings are strongest the vote
Is generally fullest In such places the man iacturers
could operate 10 the best advantage too Ia the sx-
ricoitaral Districts where the democracy are 10 be
tonnd IN their strength, there is immense falling
ON But 10 the other causes we limited at, az much
al least Is TO be charged to the storm Wherever
the tsrih issue was boldly made, have sue
eeeded, ard lost where Il was not To our party
not hayng made The issue in every part Of the Ststs
iuly and fairly, the overthrow may in great meas
ure, be painfully ascribed. Painfully, because we
prefer TO see the democratic party boldly messinx
all ther issues with fede ralism. Vtsasvsr usy dd
do 50, The tariff Of 1886 uas hiuEphast W,lmo,.
the only representative IN The present Congress who
voted Tor II, has been gioroasy reelected. A VIC
tory In itself which almost conpe nsaies FOR the loss
OF the State. The city and county Of Philadelphia
did nobly. Charles Brown, opposed the tariff OF
1912, and hes been elected In district which gay.
Henry Clay over 1000 majority.


Colonel Florence, who advocated most strenu-
ously the tariff Of 1896 has reduced the nsiority
IN his district from 200 TO 800, and Col. Stokes
has reduced the majority in the ID district 81 j. r.
ingsrsoi'a ls42 tariff whIg, very mateislly. In
Bradford county, ayowed friends Of the ne tariff
are chosen, and so we might multiply ins,a ces OF
the good effects OF standing 10 the tariff On the
contrary, though, IN the greatss pssl &C the sats,
there were no issues between the par'ics-sll were
1872 lAriff candidates The daily Keystone tells tho
astonishing fact that sin the interior our party lead
ers fought under the banner of repeal of the arff
OF lo46." In such cases, defeat was richly mer-
ited, and here, says the same paper ''the farm
ers refused To go TO the polls on thai aoeounip u
correspondent OF the New York Evening Post,
after stating that "the storm was terrific, such an
never recollect, that 1t certainly did keep baek q
greater number of our voters than whgs The latter
hsing nearer 10 the country towns and nearer 10 Tho
polls" gives other reasons for our defeat, in the
many grounds OF dissenson in the party The
rennsylvanian gives the following instances at ran
dom, which show the extraordinary falling off in our
vote from these causes combinsdi


"ln Berks county, the entire democratic vote nm
Tuesday last was 5,073 votes below the democratic
vote OF 1874, and the same election the federal
lS44. WV "


"In schuylkiIl county, while the wh;v. ..u.s
more votes for Power than they did for Cl.rp ,bs
democratic vote falls of ,30l votes.


EN- IN a aNo5rthsmpton r county, the democratic vote


I'm Montgomery county, the democratic vote


san al9 Perry county, the democratic vote fall. OF


The Times says:


hmos tno uhS protccuODistB have
inundated the State with every species Of misrepro
sentanon; and, according to the adagc, Error win
travel league while truth is pulling her boots on,'
we have been suddenly and bitterly made To- feel
their efecls.p


Under such circumstances we could not expect
victory but is Pennsylvania u whig State The
wings claim II as "irrevocably and forever sou
This only exhibits the usual extrayapunce of their
reoeings as Is always the case with their anticipa
uons' We have lost Pennsylvania before, under
less encouraging circumstances for the future, and
says;


"our party rallies only after defeat. It has always
been SO, and Its very character makes il certain il
will so continue. The agricultural interests will
rise to rescue, though not always to save.


Pennsylvania is a democratic State, and can al
ways be relied on when there proper issue to in
duce full vote.n


Yes, tisa democratic State,n and our reverses
no,c will mainly serve to give glorious victory
at the next trial, when she win stand redeemed,
regenerated, disenthralled."