New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
VIEWs or SENATOR LOG4Ns OoLLEAGUE

SURPRISED by THE ELEOTION-EPFECT IN THE
PARry-How DEMOCRATIC AsCENDANcY MAY
AFFECT BUSINESS.
Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom, of Illinois, is stay
Ing for few days at the Fifth Avenue Hotel To TED
USE reporters inquiries he said the other evening:
"The result OF the election. confess, surprise to
me. We are beaten, however, and OF submit
TO the will OF the people rs expressed in the ballot"
"What do you think will be Cleveands policy as Pres
dentf"
ell know nothing about him, except from tho press
anticipate lively time for the Democracy, and IL Mr.
Cleveland shall; turn out to be the kind Of man ho
Is represented to be- he will refuse to make removals
: for political reasons The will at begin. The
politicians of the Democratic party want tho offices, and
nothing else will satisfy them. The socaed Indepen
dents pretend to stand higher plane but my opinion
that the men mt the head that element fully
anxious to get share OF patronage tho Bourbons
What will be- the effect OF the election the future
Of the Republican partyr'
will unite the party perfectly than has boon
united for years. and in four years the old party will
up again with vgor and with greater deter
mination. with better chances Of success than ever
before. Tho Democratic party will not satisfy the
people that the Government should remain In Its
keeping The party IN not In favor OF anything, and
when 1t attempts 70 como together upon policy II will
llin; to pieces It's members do not agree
on the tariff anything else. While they were out
and fighting to get in IL made difference hut when
they become responsible for AFFAIRS they must show their
hands afiirmatvey."
"was Mr.. Blaine the best lidatc OF the partyr'
81 do think Is in the interest Of that party to dis
css that ,io Mr. Blaine was choice Of the party.
Rank and file Of tho party wanted him. lie was noni
mated aud made u magnificent campaign. ie proved
himself IN ms Judgment the greatest statesman OF the
age by his bearing and speeches 10 the people. Iie
would have been elected bu for Or two bundsrs of
other men, the last week Of the contest He Is great
man and 1t sa shame that he shond have boen dof'acd
by other mems mistakes"
Then you have faith in the Republican party main
tanning vigorous organization T.
do. The battle OF 1888 will begin very soon. and
become hotter and hotter until 1t IL fought out The
| submit TO tha manner In which the South Is
kept solid II tho people of the South free and fair
vote want 10 remain solid that s thing. II by pre-
venting free ANA honest vote and count they continue
solid II Is quite another thing. The south has been kept
solid heretofore by controlling the coor.i vote by intlm
crn people will not submit longer to any scheme which
results In barring the co!orcd people from the right to
their freely and have them honestly counted
Certainly not less than four southern States would have
east their electoral votes for Mr. Blaine mt tho recent
| election free aud fair vote" go
For s0ms little tlmo the effect viii be very Injurious
to the business Of the country When comes to be u
dersood that the Democratic party can do nothing IN
Congress to change the financial policy Of the country
Including the tariff the public conf cnce will revive
pna nses' W.T., IT, & , sur so" S h G". hra,s ons !"
Congress and control the tar and nnncin iesiation
IN my opinion the busin $50 Interests of the cohry wou
be unsettled and seriously injured for several years "
| come"
| "Iavc sou seen General Logan rcccntyf
:" nni FOR haif hour on wednesday last, boing
the only iinir siicp weeks before election The
t;cnrra loss discouraged account ~ his de
feat for Vice President amy mpre than hs repds nrs o
nccount Df the party H. male very brilliant canvass
whlrh think satisfied hr party IN every portion of the
con fy hbpr be iniy br returned to ths Senate bnt
lne The rnsii oi that question is ,inrettan' lis y
| hopeful Of the FUTURE