New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
WASHINGTON VIEWS OF THE RESULT.
DEMOCRATS THINKING THAT THE ADMINISTRATIONS
HAS BEEN RFBUKFD.

HAS BEEN RFBUKFD.
WAsHINGTON, Oct ID (SpecidD Democratic
politicians in Washington have been busy to-day airing
their views respecting the and probable effect
Of the Republican victory in Ohio and the result Is a
wonderful variety Of opinion. Men like Senator Beck
and Senator Eusts affect not TO be surprised, and ex
press the hope that ait will teach the Administration a
sautary lesson" II 1t does not Democratic defeat In
New-York also they believe, "will open the Presidents
eyes" good many OF them delight In declaring that
the overthrow OF Hoadly Is rebuke to the Mugwump
ishness of Cleveland" prominent Southern Demo
crat who has spent some time in New-York, said to
TRIBUNE correspondent: About the only cheering
symptom | have found was the assurance received
from several we-informed leaders IN the party
izaton that President Cleveland Is swearing mad on
account Of the course Of the hugwump press and
leaders He is angry am told. that only for fear
Of the he would immediately both
Pearson Burt aud III their places with sound Demo
Gratis That think is good sign, for 1t indicates that
he has begun TO realize that his Administration Is rapid
ly drifting upon the rocks. If Republican victory In
Ohio shall be followed by Democratic defeat in New.
York disruption Of the Cabinet Will take place and
then hope TO see the Administration reOrganized
Democratic basis"
There n general rush OF Democratic Senators,
Congressman and other prominent members OF the party
TO the White House today One of them is reported
have remarked "Ihe President tries affect indie~
but 1t is plain TO that the election OF Foraker
has set him TO thinking. Another said: Ii strikes
| NE that Mr. Cleveland does understand the true
philosophy OF The result lie appeared to me to have
made up his mind that the defeat OF oadly is matter
which the Administration afford to regard with Der
feet indifference. one In which II no concern and
| for which 1t is in no sense responsible"
Following are the views of some well.lnown men:
PRIVATE SECRETARY LAMoST-You know tho Ming
wumps hold that Republican victory in New-York will
be equivalent approval Of the Administration and
suppose II that 80 that the be the same In
| regard 10 Ohio.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY FAIRCHILD-I can draw no in
ference tho probable effect or the result in Ohio
upon the New York canvass. cannot how they nre
| connected. The ONO campaign depended very little
miuistraon is in any way TO blame the result In
| NewYOrk IN any way affected.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY CooS-The victory in Ohio will
inspire confidence and wake enthusiasm In New-YOTk
and have very eoOd effect. IL should add several
thousand Republican votes. have 5oubt Of Daven-
ports election.
TREASURER JoRDAS-I cannot see that the result in
Ohio affects the result in New-York IN any degree
| SENATOR BECK OF Kentucky (gloOmily)-Plenty OF
| news from Ohio TO show that we're licked.
Ex-GovEkSoR ISGERsoLL OF Connecticut-It went
about as thought IL would.
joins G. PRIEST. OF Missouri docking after his chances
for the st Lons postmastershiplI did look for
DcInOcratlc victory In Ohio IL would have surprised
| me most agreeaby II II had gone Democratic.
A WELLKSowN TENNESSEE DEaOCRAT-I now believe
that New-YOrk will as certainly Republican that
goose goes barefOoted IL IL does shall not be sorry.
will be big slap at this Administration and 1t will teach
Ar. Cleveland that lie cannot pander TO about enert