The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-22
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lanr Hst,t that il N, .f.nfalls, 1ssfots
the ia.' Judgment Il rendered II
may w. sall nnw. ,he rapets ars
fllei. The parties ~ thu ls4n" know
~l,ai mus, H. ,n., Ths democratic
rarity cannot become III. champion
ri ihr national hnuka The hanhs
would MT have /, II II would fit
they have retained the rrnhiirnns
The democratic party i ii.i by II.
traditions. IL associations anI IT.
Very nam. IL the common people.
II lnu@i not now rnt iooar ur II In
Loaf Their il hn, one National issu",
that embodied Iii the Ohio Il.n''
and upon that, sides NJ. already
chosen There nre thi.. parties 10
the sui. now ~ issnc and they have
oil been served with notice.
The logic III thu lesson drawn
from Tuesdays election should
teach thu Davenport Democrat. and
every other intelligent body Jus, M
opposite conclusion from that which
II reached. In looking over The field
II will be sccn that where democrats
lost congressman l. where they were
not right on the real is-ue. In New
York. where the bondholdcrs policy
wns adopted. democracy lost five
members. III New Jersey ~. Ohio
Idea was ridiculed. and III. loses Two
members To democracy In Mary.
land th. Idea" was rejected md one
congressman liz lost In Connecticut
Mr.. Eaton WAS upheld and Mr. Bar.
mum was 20 br returned ~ thu Sen.
Htc. and the democrats lost two con.
Rrcssmcn. In Massachusetts the rich
men of the democratic party bnlie,l,
rich men always nre III. first u bolt.
an / Massachusetts, lost congress
man and Governor Oh Ill. issue.
On the other hand. In pennsylsA.
mia. whore tho democracy was about
right. the party hold her own. and
ih~re 1. really n, opposition gain of
one member. Ii Ohio. the home u
tho "I.lcn" md where .hr party IN.
embraced II, democracy
gained Ave members. Iii lnlinnn,
lhreo members. In Iowa Two mem
hers. Hal tho true policy II demor.
ra~y u, the presens.tlms h".n adopted
tho only policy left for hrr t.
shop,. 10 choo,. the peoples side
he party would have had I'll. grand.
~ triumph u it, existence to
after thiA election instead
i being abl. 10 sny |, has only held
u own. In Michigan. NV York.
Sew jersey. Come cii.nt. pennsyl.
.Aniu. Minnesota and other northern
nj western states whcr. republican
wer. adopted IL where t..
gains ar. ehronicleI. In
october Oh democratic platform
he party gained TEN members. Ii
,DvembeT, because lenders who cnn.
ut b. III ndc humane except by
'eating. forced PLATFORM. Indifferent
0 the people upon the party, II loa,
onrtrn. Can tn. Register rrAl IL.
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