Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-15
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the reasons for The hops within him.
As oEo who supported Cleveland, do
not feel 10 much DISCOURAGED. This battle
WIS ono az money against brains, and
money has tcy the present won. But
shall 20 right on advocating the reforms
30 nobly begun by the Democratic party
as II nothing had happened. Those re.
forms ere not defeated they arc only for
time delayed. Reforms never 60 back
wards Il Il Impossible to unIearn sane
nlal. IN ~ fb4 large cities, where edu-
cation was properly carried or, there has
been n large Increase in Clevaland's vote,
and now all we have to do is to buckle on
our arnaor and agitGte, and educate, and
IN tcur ysRrs more wa will sweep the
eountry. The time We had Tor education
this year was too short 20 reach the
Masses. The defeat of Ma. Cleveland is
something va will all feel. dc deserved
reelection, and It would have beea an in
tense satisfaction 20 have replaced in
the Presidential chair tho man who had
Tiskad it by his devotion to principle.
But his courage in taking this risk and
the importance OF the service be has rem.
deFed TO the country ore even more con-
spiouous In this defeat than they wonld
have been in victory. There is one thing
ahout Grover Cleveland. Flo ia every
inch a man. Bat 80 far as the cause Is
concerned there is NO reason for regret.
Such victory as "Pgoteotionn has won
nog must provo TO t. whas Boil Run
proved to slavery. This ID tho history Of
oil great reforms. II, VIXEN public
opinion begins 50 rise against vssted
wrongs and established abuses, ths alasses
interested would only yield the little that
Ia Of first Demanded They would lonceg
re.Rin the rest. Bot as thay bur hack the
t.:ls II inVasiably rises hishor. Tho sue
1.gs of tier defence only secu,es tom
porary innuaity at the price Of speedler
destruction.
Glover Clevslapd's administration will
shine upon the pegbs Of AneriGRn history
liks an electric ARat, II ha5 beaa clean
With no pecUleLioDs, 10 i5bdory, no ring
business, u will hsEg The lFne Of day
turncd upon It, aud iC mny W. be thet
Grover Cleveland vii, Lad as to victory.
This oliupslgr vAa hAilo between
I organized capital and labor. Clsynliad
/ was The cgpigin OF labor sqd lest; hut
\ when labor BECOMES educated 70 know IFS
rights and fgiauds, II il doag not cali Tor
him as iss leader Egsin, < VIII rise NJ 60
bless him. Corporations y themselves,
are acnetimes al adv uiaggi but COR.
binat.ar5 If corpor4liona aYe dangerous
ia republic. Benton unes sa that re-
/ puSlles were tho aE0rtees lived in the
family Of nstions ard theis danger vas
( net from foe without, bu. tnO. Hao bsr-
terlnR il suffrage. WHAT hsve yse Ia Is.
hold N she last election ? Waoje stgse
1 bangAt up with money taken oil tie con.
sumcr5, BE- the proseG,ed onss, Vic
! could Sathss mp, fos che purpose o. bay.
( lag New York md ludianA, Z 1850 Uii9.
Tho formers, the villagers, exc psrans
Of cid time are the iast to fee! he ia.
Pui7o Of nsw Thought, siIaply be,ans9
they are tho hardest to reach. NGp,
shore who aid their Qppftssarb' hiGd.ag
by voting for Harrison, have re. Their
llesssd protection Yet little whj.a
they will saa that restriction only cbmpa.
whilst freedom gives nsw Ifs. 'Tru.h
Is mighty" 'the eternal yeagn II God ave
tors. - Though trampled in the dE5I
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ah n..2 tbs tAa alter election d
a9..1r, ang pi tag tir -aa4t sG the
editor the second edition will be alope,
which viii be good reading for Wozsdipegs
Of the nov victorious q o z. a Green.
hacker VINO had ef his coat the next
nlovli1s otter the ba:tie c: ballots, and
ready for the next fight.
j4SrEs q WEIoH.
/ WILMINGTON, Aovnmbs; i2.h, 1858.