Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
FOURTH EDITION,

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WHAT TRE PAPEas SAY.
Republssess NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gieoay saA DspvesveA.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2-The Tribune says ::
" Tho victory Of Carlisle shows the
strength OF the free trade wing Of the
Democratic party. 1t shows that that
faction has the upper hand, and that II
Intends to use 1t a. . time when 1t has
the full control Of the lower house Of
Congress. 1t indicates that revenue re.
form legislation will be attempted ut
the present session, and that the CON-
mittees will be framed with On eye
thereto. That this will be rssisted, no
one who knows the temper Of the sup
porters of Randall can doubt, and We
may look forward with serene cont.
dence to bitter and savage war be-
tween the free traders and tho protec.
t;onists In the Democratic ranks. The
victory of Carlisle 10 the death Of Ran;
dali, and takes him at once out Of the
list Of possible Presidential candidates.
Had hs won, had he been the choice OF
his party for Speaker, he would have
been one of the leading men for Its
Presid entail nominee In 1884. Now,
however, he 10 obliterated.
THE SOUTH ARRAYED AGAINST THh
NORTH.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The News vii
say The success of Mr.. Carlisle gives
great satisfaction 70 the South. 1t 10 q
a uestion IL, In this action, the Demo
Gratis have not paved the way again fol
inc vitable defeat IN 1884. There 10 al
ready an un, asy feeling over the drift
Of events In the South. The troubles In
Virginia and Mississippi have excited
much of the old feeling that prevailed
in 1872 and 70, and the late reopenipe
of the civil rights question has served u
intensity it. 1t now seems Impossible
for the Democrat to carry New York
in 1884, while Pennsylvania and Ohio
have been irretrievably given over e
the Republicans, and when this ID sale
all IL said. The indications are that tn
sections will practically be solid agains
each other again, and where that lead
need not be told. .r.
ENTHUSIASM IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, Dec. 2.-The Herald's edito
rial on the Speakership says: eth
action of the Democratic Congressiona
caucus in nominating Mr.. Carlisle
Speaker IL the most assuring eviden q
OF returning political sense and courag'
which the Democratic party has giver
for twenty years. 1t indicates that tn
party has convictions and policy, an;
Is not afraid Of the one or ashamed 0
the other Il means that the controlling
element sf the party proposes to aban
don the course pursued for the pas
decade, of marching in the rear of tn
Republican party and to lead the wa.
to the front. 1t justifies the existenc
of the Democratic party, by placing !
in opposition to the Republicans. AM
committing it to the work Of tax re
lductiOn and revenue reform"
HOPES FOR THE BEST.
New York Sun.
As this selection 10 one agains
which we have earnestly advised
we cannot regard 1t with an!
great satisfaction F.; but we sincerel,
hope that all gloomy anticipation con
nected with the subject may b. dispel
led by the moderation and wisdom wit
which the business of the House will b
conducted under the direction Of tn
new Speaker
GLAD OF 1T
New York Tribune.
Mr.. Carlisle IL to be the Democrat
Speaker of the next House. We are gla
Of it. His nomination, which means hi
ELECTION, IL an approach toward fran
preston of feeling on the part Of til
Democrats. Their party has no excus
!. tor existence II 1t 10 not for free trade.
! AMAH WITH AN IDEA.
Now \ ork Times.
Mr.. Carlisle has . definite and int
Iligent policy, which he has plainly ~
forth and lived up TO with uuusal fide
lity. His opponets we're what the late N
Gambetta described ~ "the column Of
ganized for an assault upon the offices.
THE REBEL YELL. ..
Philadelphia Times.
The following would be the logics
Carlisle Democratic ticket for 1884:
President, Joe Blackburn, of ker
lucky Vice President, Billy Morrison
Of Illinois. Platform-A bOiish all fa'
, tories and custom houses. Music-Th
rebel yell
THE FIGHTING CHANCE DESTROYED