Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

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u -he la<-11.l4tle party a. aoE orE2aise,l.
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crssls expressed sl--l< eplnson. la-.l Is not
pr.o4l.s. ro.ille-t raI IS q free govern
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lear-scl- eep-4-4I --fi-zi-ea lad 1lselSssoa-
4ls t-- e4teoa.s - .aese . tresa 4nl prog
Eess An 9aposltll F,.sry . always aeces-
ears 90 z7ep s1e parry ~ power ol he 1o,1
oe1sfof lae l-.aloss--lc party lld vel
e-- "a fl optDsll-oL. ,-l 10 tzllr4 10 l0seg
A party -l power 8ls-l1 c- s.cf-aIaf o.
sonstnllg llgnsr LE4h partisan ~ sscLsouA!
spirit. 4n1 s1oud rcz8eul Der that tae ouly
proper use Or party orE anlzAi sons Is % pro
mote tLe seasr4l welfare Because he
Dsnocrsey ass 81 xhg Of t1-s lle4 taes hays
been turned oaE " power
Tie American peopae s1ys TIE InGlanap-
oils Jo~s.ss-, have ~ use for a patty tAat Is
not thoroughly katsnA in every seuse OF
he word Tue Democraflc ls.rty. as uoss
orss uE4sc, - not N-4ona4 ia spirit sent
4 scL or acton IL dos not r. present he
sptrit II American liberty or progress IN
n narrow. secuOoal, prOscrIptlvc, resosion-
Ary, oooroon. For these reasons as well
as Tor - ma administration Of TIE Govern
mSuL, and 81 prostitution OF the public
sorVioe, the people have turned II out II
power. fhls may nor Ucan TIE end q the
Democratic party, but ft n.eans tbs end u
the party as now organ II means "
ean nor hope % come into power again with
the old, isaeeral, proscripslve snirit 4nd re-
acton ~ Nels. AZ mcaGs tle party must
- reformed on more advanced Inc O. Do
hlicAl thought. and beooIae party or prog
ress instead OF party 0f rcec-Ion. In his
way II mas probing rH existence ana evoa
0ecotne useful
On tho othor hand. tho election OF Cen
era Harrison gives the Republican uartV a
aew iease OF power. opens for IL A new
career Of usefuiness. aud foreshado-.s Tor
u great work ia ths way Of National de-
reiopmeut ard unIf<s-tion For the frgt
une IN sts history, II has succeeded on a
platform which even its bittercst enemies
could not call sectional. Il has elected a
President wtEpm al candid people IN the
Sooth. a. well as IN the North NEST Admit
q De true representative OF the idea OF
American nationally ana progress m its
oroaces; sense. The Republican party, as
now organized, represents priucipies and
policies which are as essential % the wei
tare and prosperity q the South A. OF the
North. The Presldent-slcct Is the political
embodiment OF these ideas he - a man OF
NatouA principles and elected on a Ns-
Lonal platform Under these -srcuu,-
stances, he viii have Il in his power 70 DO
more towards nz,sonalizIng toe Republican
party than any other President has done.
rals election opens the way for the disin-
;egrstion Of the Solid South. la fact this
las already begun West Virginia proba
oly casts her vote for Harrison and Delaware
viii elect Republican United States Sen
stor. Thousands OF progressive Southerners
voted for General Harrison. and olher thou
sands Will be giad Of hIs election. The dis
ntegrauon OF the Solid south viii mean tho
rerognit'on OF the Republican party as the
truly Nation a party of tbs country. and it's
recoassructfon on = broader basis than ever
before. II Is prO0ab-e tho next few years
vii see . reconstruction Of parties on the
Ines iUdicat-sd- For four years at least,
here VIII be a Natoaal Adniaistration-