Cincinnati Enquirer of Nor. 7th.
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], REASONABLE REMARKS Good Humor in Politics-It was quite remarkable, that not wilhsanding there has been great political excitement, and many hard words uttered, vet at the election yesterday there was per- feet good humor manifested among the peo- pie of all parties. This is right. ltis mani iestation of both good sense and sound prin- cple. We are a republican people; and the party that is up to-day may be down to-mor- row. Majorities fade into minorltles, new parties, sects, and divisions. In all this round of change, each individual should re- collect that each other has the same right as himself He should recollect that his own fortune may change; above all, he should recollect that his character as man and as citizen is more important than his character as partisan.

 Asa republican, he should meet his fellow