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DEMOCRACY N iowAe--1he Iowa City Reporter ef the Huh says: @

 "We feela glowing and grsil6ed pride ia the view of the result, which t is impossible fer us b ins- eribe. In short, feel-aa will every true ses.a- erat when he is assured of this triumphant vindica- ton of prnciPleas if democracy was Itself again, and tha; its proper element and peewliarlsy favored field of action is own Iowa. The battle was fought hand 10 hand all over the state, and every inch of ground was contested by opponants This the iaFgeness of the vote abundantiy proves us it appears from the rcturns that l500 or 2DO0 more votes were polled than at any previous slsc- ton. This will also bring forcibly to thc mind of every true democrat fact to which we have often had occasion to hllude. viz that whenever a full and fair expression of public sentiment be ob- taned in Iowa, the democracy maat Do victorious.

 "Ihe main issues agiiated and those upon which the victory has been won, clearly prove thnf tis democracy of Iowa have nobly sustained the nsties- al administration, well tho action of their Fag- reseniatiyes in the state legislature, The conduct of the war, the Tariff and the Sub Treasury asses- ton. well the refusal the part of the dino. cratic state representatives last winter Co allow ts larger majority of the people of the Iowa to be ia- represented in the Senate If the United States wern the issues upon which ihis gioroiiy clear and uii- nisiakeshle verdict of popular opinion has been rem deTed,"