New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
SENATOR MILLER HOPEFUL.
THE Future OF TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

THE FUTURE OF TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY. !
40 SIGN OF DIsINTEGIATioN-wHAT CAUSED ihh
prryAr-rrFECTs OF THE ELECTION IN HE
NORTH AND IN THE SOUTH.
Tn the corridors of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
ere other morning there were a number OF promheh'
Republicans. among them Senator warner Mlier' ca
Senator Thomas c. Plat Governor Charles roster u
Ohio. Congressman Frank Hscock, ex-senator D. Is
Cbanee of Colorado. ex- Congressman Amos iowhseh''
of Ohio ex-secrctary Window. OF Minnesota ana 'olco
tor Robertson Though they were all DISCUSSING po'
ipS,rmally they wcre with the exception o' Seha'oi
Miller extremely shy OF speaking Tor puohcation' No
rressman HscOck said he wanted TO snake hhseli To-
eetber before he talked for the press Governor roster
s.d A. vos apparent that the situation Presented the
pseniar Of an Endorsement OF the epupchh
marty while the chief Office was given to Democrat
Chaee wns anxious he said TO see Mr. CleVe-
land turn every Republican out OF Office ana Coilee,of
Robertson expressed the desire. without even the
stipulation of self and present company excepted
Senator Miller said to rHE TRIBUNE reporters
The e,pse ~ our defeat 10 found IN the accidents
AZ The last few days ~ the campaign The hurcnhfu
story was repeated over and again In other matters
ybe Republican pafty-s administration oi puphe
affairs lts distinctive phppies-has receiver the N
a,,sa,peni ~ Vett large majority ~ tho votes 81 the
fetth, which Il the industrial ava coinnefcia pa' " 'ne
ea,aff It's ife and energy and support W wVn" W.
admittedly have received every electoral toi" ~ We
t.,, ib ,be possius exception ~ Indiana had " NOT
,sau faf tia insnt Win tr iifehad gave 10 he vast
lit al Catholic voters many ~ whom Nohl WIN ~ "'
t,a 6rst tine Ia the Nations history ahi many h"s ="
xin,n had intended ~ vote with us ~ to the Hma i'
unfortunate aud unoaed Tor expression was made MI
Blaine was way Responsible Tor The utlefhh" :" w.
I,.chard Indeed ho scarcely heard II, ana not WIN
Sufficient dstinotness to gather It's iu import hu' ~
affair came at late an hour IN the campaign 'h"'
va impossible 10 answer II or have IL satisfactorily On
ulsnrd 10 the great body of voters whom IL Affected
number of Republicans VINO
voted for the Prohibition ticket under the mistaken boei
that Mr. Blaine would he elected any way ana lhat ty
seuld vote for their principles without endangerhs 'ne
Republican cause They would not have done so II they
had thought their course would elect Mr. Cevehhu'
s are deep in their expressions Of regret There were
rroat many things aud left undone by when the
result was affected which see because II Is so
mach easier TO look back and the errors than 10 as
c,sn them while the is actually on Butt Is
usSess TO detail discuss them except among ourselves
b. way of profit In the future"
IHE ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK FOR THE PA"id'
.what do YOU see in Il outlook of the Republican
party T.
-The Republican party, so far as this state Is con-
cenel-aud believe what Is true here Is true OF INC
whole North-is more closely united than III many
wears Its members that ii has been defeated by an
accident while the people haze not disapproyed OF It's
carse or it's alnnistra alton OF public AFFAIRS IL Is oio
Homogeneous than before since us ioimalioh IL
s..ais out now dstnctively the party of protective
Nearly all Its members VINO heu W 'ho i00 '"0
belief have gone to the Democratic party In the
cenpaen Just ended The party has divisions at all
- its principles theories of government In tMs
e.a.e shown most wonderful strength wheh the
opposition OF the Independent: and all the dcecuohs are
considered Blu have seen time in the history
of the country when the Republicans were IN so good
ss,ition as at present There not the slightest sign
OF snierration, but the contrary courageous pur
pc keep the organization intact for the CONNECTS OF
the future The people are with the party all National
VS. ain iis prganjzaton without Office better than
saJ party of modern times IL VIII make no iac,ious OPP
vii maintain Its principles and battle for them doing
eyrythng It for the best interests OF tnc COZ ~
10 yon look tie tariff question raised ia Con-
I'll must be raised The Democratic Iarty made an
iss.s on il which the Republican party duly accepted
Tho Dcmocat must bring up They may not DO so at
~ ~ another session: They cannot ignore T. .,o =,
30 YOU think Mr.. Cleveland will satisfy the In
deyendents as TO civil service reform Z ,
don't know about that. haven't his confidence on
ts OF s5 any SiG be simply impossible for satisfy
them and also satisfy the rank and me OF ms parry
DO You think it possible, for lhs Republican party 10
Es,her and elect President in ISIS oa, ,,orod II
II has no gathering to do Ii Is already gathereu II
care within few hundred votes OF carving eneIAA
ss s,n bern forthcoming # the men who held them had
trawn hOw close the issue would be- Inc! VIII no' Oo
waiting again.
rY5rcr OF THE ELECTION on TRADE AND
MANUFACTURES.
ghat eject is the election likely to have on the pusi
ssxs interests OF the country r.
will undoubtedly have depressing eject for some
tsn because Of the fact that the great manufacturing III
tr,sts are alarmed fearing that We are to lave Hee
trye They will hesitate ana decline to enter INTO ne"
ep.rpres ar erect works or continue new schemes
ors inst entered upon. This will result IN the stopnge
nj Al, new work and the closing OF many nlilis anu lac
ts.%s tenn ufariiy The fact which should at once be
S,urtsssei on the minds ~ The business portion OF the
e.,inuniis IL that the Democrats cannot inateiaiy
change the tatin under two years ifoin next Mate ana
n even thea unless hey seciie ialofltt IN the sen
AZ Aittt lei petiDd Of depression AMI consumption
N ,eks m els nov ~ hand There VII t revival ~
ts,<,,pss. Tie great trouble Win tnsnt's men nov Is
Ss., thefp n8 certainty tG what tie Democrats wn
A. - aiirH,td W No. The Democratic raF is u'twe'
~ s,pi efpai philp question ii iir ,ain ph hHhRf
A. ,ie pngItDgF, ~ hds hpfHiirit Hrnhrl trlhr'
ksaa dun bHHW what 90 il hai' 10 pillt1 dll eNt
ks nHn Capitalists Nn aahE 20 girsl Nhlr hr'
d.,..DI al tlaugp ~ all nur aii dl nsrai awe ~
laA vi ihr sufferers ~ ihis uncertainty VIZ 20 VIZ
6ssah nb Democratic sHrGess VIII hn stdl hdlh'Hr
Ia he smith II Will stop the contributions Np'thniN
Oa.sa nj Ilat were Having Ia There ~ IrNtivp lh .ns
AMI uihrr resources Northern capital VIII N"h u! h'
Sts the Democrats ~ the South propose Ia 40 nov ltt
tary Ia 10 acquired possession Ol the hnNef"h ~ avs
SlIeh 10y oar people nave gone ia '.nlu
Sov slowly with great hesitaucy ana dlslflsl NnN
tAry viii wait what the Southern people propose
Che future"