The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.


W ASIilNtTIDN, NV 1DLH lCot.
How will Democratic administra-
ton affect Washington? is question
much discussed in this city at the pres
ent moment. Some of the business
men are fearful that its material inter
ests will suffer. But the future of
Washington is assured. In the first
place it is too large city TO feel seri-
ously the effects Of a change in the
administration Of the general Govern
ment. Then as the most beautiful city
in America and as the Capital Of the
most gigantic nation in the world, it
must expand, and increase in wealth,
population and business year by year.
The money that is paid to employees Of
the Government and spent hero, en-
tiers largely into the calculations Of
local business men. But il they will
consider the matter, they will be com
forted by the fact that this money will
continue to be drawn and spent here
through future ages, or rs long as this
Republic lasts It cannot be foretoli
how Sudden or complete will be the
clearing out, in the Government De-
partments Of the present incumbents,
upon a restoration of the Democratic
party to power. There Is wide spread
belief among otfioe-holdera that they
caunot retain their places. There wall
surely be many cases Of individual suf-
fering and hardship, but the interests
Of the city a. city Will not be there
by injured. Considerable property
that has been only partly paid for by
government employees will be thrown
upon the market bat it Is probable
the demand will be stimulated, and
that but little OF it will be sacrificed.
For every person who moves away or
is forced out, another will be ready to
move in For a long time the city
will be full Of strangers who must be
fed and cared for The presence Df
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NAVY. has returned to the city and the
first Cabinet mae.inr held for neatly
four months took place 1t the White
House this week The session wasde-
voted mainly to fine discussion Of ton-
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