New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-12
4 FEW ASPECTS OF THE VICTORY.
BUSINESS WILL NOW co BOOMING.

BUSINESS WILL NOW co BOOMING.
From The Minneapolis Journal
You may look for a great revival OF business now
I I , Wod vsa S been RESULT night have
there peculiar reasons, and good ones why ,nS
and more permanent than II the free trade party had
been Endorsed Capital viii moro readily emnarh "
all kinds OF business enterprises, now that there !
positive assurance that the revenue policy Of the
Government is not to be radically changed.
GRAY WASN'T ON THE TICKET
Indianapolis dispatch to The St. Louis Globe Demo
philosophical in mood when he received the core
spondent of The Globe Democrat in his office at the
and 0 was 0V Wiling 1Saa after h' little eeson to discus
The causes of defeat and to give his view OF M
s fa 0 sus for o s nq at I'D It
Indiana 2" he replied, rather senentlousy:
But what mado the votes ~ he was asked
The Governor looked out of the window thought
fully, and this question was added suggestvcly:
"was It moneyln
Then came an answer, which showed the distinction
tho S and the VA. used
some extent II always Is IN eiecuons. out inc
purchasahe element In Indiana is no larger than II
Is anywhere else"
GORMAN ON THE DEFUNCT MUGWUMPS
Quoted by The Baltimore American.
"what were the leading causes Of defeatp was
asked the Senator. an
don me, but don't caro- to go into discussion OF
the issues of the campaign at this time. There is
nothing TO be gained by doing now At the proper
time propose 10 confer with party friends when
we come together TO prepare for future contests.
That Will be ample time for the discussion OF that
subject sincerely believe the doctrine or the Demo
peOple and although we are defeated, We will come
IN smiling again four years hence
"There Is one thing this election has settled said
the Senator, with considerable emphasis, and that
IS that this Government can be administered only
through and with the assistance Of parties'
GooD-BY, sECTIONALIsM!
From Tho Albany Express
New issues demand new alignment; and tho re-
sult I'm West Virginia gives promise that the change
has begun Apart from partisan considerations 1t
will be welcomed by every man who holds the best
interests OF his country at heart
THE GREAT WEST DOES NOT HATE THE EAST.
From The Boston Journal
The democrats made desperate endeavor to arouse
new sectional feelings by arraying the West against the
East This was the sole idea upon which the Demo-
cratic cam1aign IN the West and Northwest proceeded.
Those sections were flooded with literature the aim OF
which was 10 show that the farmers OF the West
taxed and burdened for the benefit of rObbcr barOns"
and monopolsts' Of the East Tho manuiaci urng In
terests were represented many leeches, drawing
the lifeblood OF the Nation. The East was pain ted
a. usuious money lender, exacting the last farthng
from borrowers and prompted by the bases and most
selfish motives. leading member OF the Cabinet,
the General, was turned loose In Michigan
and Wisconsin, that he might make the most vndictve
assaults upon New England, and arouse against her
the anipathies Of tho Western people, What IS tho re
suit OF this preaching Of gospel OF sectional hate In
the Vest A complete fall IRE.