The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-10-27
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular Correspondent.

From our regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct, 30, 1888.
Senator Beck the "blue grass States.
man" as he is called, and sunset Cox
Of New York who has served over TWEEN.
| lty-fve years in Congress, are both in
/ Washington. The latter stopped over q
day or two to attend the races. He was
returning froui Ohio where he had made
some speeches among the Buckeyes and
had not forgotten to put in h little work
on his own account among members oi
the new Congress. Your correspondent
met him in the corridor of the Hotel and
| lapplieds the interviewing appliances not
without effect.
What inferences do you draw from
the resulr Of the Ohio elections" said the
inquirer. 'Woll, tho facts are that tie
Democrats Ind q magnificent victory
over al the obstacles and isms which tho
Republicans could raise. 1t was fair
contest with the whole vote out, and
we beat them bad. Tie Republicans
nave always claimed that ii they could
only get their vote TO come to the polls
IL would be fatal to the Interests and
ho,ns az orr side They nust nov
abandon such a claim Ohio is to-day
$4,000 Democratic majority. Or course |
cJan;th that we have gained one,tbirl by
Tic result OF the late election. 1t is out
Of the list Of doubtful states, aud ueed
not even be watched in the future clec,
ions. The inferences is that the Rfpab-
lican party must 90. of ofcourse" conti,,,
ned tie Rspresentotive with smjle
"Do YOU mind nv asking some dues,
tions about the probabilities Of vour eito,
ton as speaker p, u
mot at all. I am candidate and |
think | have a good chance for success
Nv opponents are both good men. bu,
The trouble with them il that tbey are
both too stroug. expect to come in
between tbemn Mr. roy lookad iol,;np.
~ at the renorter as he sa;d this
.IHlI the Ohio members Give vo,,
their supnortq"
Il think some ot them will ANYWAY:
7 shall be very much disannointed Il
hey do notv At tnis point Mr. Cox
remembered an engagement and hnrrie
yf.
There is getting To he - very act;v,
still, hunt after The Sneakersb,n learn
Each of the candidates Randall Carlisle
ind Cox are capvassino members with
persistency and yigor One result a
this is that the members have RETAINED
rom making anv ,rom;ses
do NOT belieye that anv nos;tive nro.
rnostications can he made until Con.
sress assemblies. It is peueperally con.
c4ded that II will he one. ~ The tbreo
but 81 much donends upon The orpanizs.
ion of the House and tbe nnl;t;caI com.
binstjons which 4 carries With n tha
members are,unusually cautions in civ.
.lnp their pledges no matter what t5a;,
nersunI nreference. NAV ha ieor,
hat n caucns will he called bv tho Dem.
crafts the last week in November tn,
,olitical sitnation will be thorouohI,
discussed at This time and the w;otar,.
epislatiye laid ont. This sumino ur ot
.pipiops is considered bv some Of the
wisest statesmen of tbe partv ~ he oh
solntelv necessary heforo oho;..
made Of the sneaker Il is arrned i,
them that the party shonld seek he man
and AS the Sneaker Is The virtual l,ader
of the Democrats he ought 10 he n ma
Representing its entire interests moi, ~,
ionul or party legislation or any sneria
rade or other Interests, but a man wh,
takes in the range Of The whole ,.rty
The only way such man could I've chosen
is by calling a caucus and patiently sitt;no