Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
FORT WORTH TEXAS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER & 1885

ceed s. S. Cox in congress from The
Eighth congressional district, dcfeatIns
state senator Gibbs.
The World this morning makes the fol.
lowing estimate on the legislature; Sen.
ate, Republicans is; Democrats, IA.
Assembly, Republicans, 20; Democrats.
5s. The present senate stanas, Rcpuhll.
cans, 10; Democrats, Is.
WHITNEY MAYOR OF BRouKfNN.
BRooNYN, n. T., Nov. l.--whltney.
Democrat, for mayor, Is elected by ~.
600 majority.
GOOD FOR DANA.
NEW NoRK, Nov. 1.-The sun says cd.
ttorially; "The foolish pretepso ot the
Mugwumps that the success of the Dem.
ocrats IN this election would be lnimical
to Mr.. Cleveland was spurned by the
Democracy of the state. They were too
sensible TO be deceived by snch nonsense.
They voted as the president himself
voted, for the man who will hold IN MIR.
Cleycland's hands In his own state and
strengthen the influence OF his admins.
/ tration. This election proves that the
Stalwarts have very long memories
and sharp blades which they do not
hesitate to use upon an enemy when
they meet him. They had their fun with
Mr. Davenport yesterday, and the iceberg
melted before their burning wrath.
There was an Interesting fact revealed
I by the returns. While New York city
gave Hin plurality considerable In OK
cess of that of Mr.. Cleveland last wear,
and willie Brooklyn gave plurality far
smaller than II gave Cleveland, Che coun.
/ try districts throughout the state showed
large gains for the Democrats.
The sun In its second edition gives
Hills pluralitya 1896,
The Times estimates the state lcgisla.
turc as follows: Senate, Republicans,
u; Democrats, IL; assembly, Repub-
licans, 10. Democmtsi58.
THAT'S WHAT IN MEANS.
/ NEW YoRK, Nov 1.-The World. in
commenting upon the result of Voter
days election, says: "What does the
Democratic victory mean? Itmeans first
of all that the Democrats of New York
are once more reunited The thousands
OF Democrats who last year were repealed
( by doubts OF MIR. Cleveland's Democracy,
1 by the Republican journals that sup.
/ ported him, have all returned 60 the fold.
I 1t means, too, that they have returned to
/ the party almost entirely, for the very
I reason that Gov. nm was known
to be u true, genuine, old-iash.
! Toned Democrat, who cnioycd Tho
opposition OF the Mugwumps, and did
mot enjoy the favor OF Mr.. Cleveland. 1,
means an expression of the parJ's belief
that Mr., Cleveland probably mcans well,
aud the mistakes he has made are due ia
ineNperiGcc and excessive seli-rcianco
aud TO the gross ilattcncS and her0-wor-
ship OF the Mugwunp gencrals and their
false light and leading 1t means, above
all, that the fact that GOV. Mn was The
representative OF real Democracy, ami
not oil sham Mugwump Democracy, Sc
cured his election 10y o majority probably
fifteen or twenty times greater thau the
state gave Cleveland last year This Is
the lesson Of the election. The hope OF
the election is that Us lesson viii be uu.
4 derstood aud needed at Washington
( Farewell, Mugwumps, forcwcll.0
NEW YORK, Nov, 1.-The Evening Post
I places nil's majority in the state al
/ l2,l5S, aud states that tho next lcgisla,
ture viii be composed OF 81 Reprblicans
and ] Democrats in the senate, and Il
/ Republicans and 80 Democrats IN The
assembly,