Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

far as he himself was concerned be cared
nothinr for defeat He much regretted the
defeat Of the party, however, because ne
f1rssaw tbs mischief the Republican, party
might do Already be saw thtimati0ns IN
the Republican press OF a return Of the eaF-
pet bagging system in the South, and as
feared the parity Il il Obtained complete con
tr0i OF congress- w0uld seek TO insure in can
tinuanca IA power by admitting DakGrL,
hiaho and ManUana.
COMMENT AZ WARRINGTON.
The calm vhirh has hung over Washing
ton during the last days Of the canvass hsns
not been greatly Disturbed and il ~ doubt
ful Il any city ID the Uuion. s~seeiVpti tine slee-
ton news with less apparent agitation. OF
course the Iarggr proportion OF persons in
tsrrHtstf here are Dpm0cratss but even thay
did mt show great siHns OF grief over Clsves
lands deiant. There have been irir SIZED
crowds around shs bulletin boards all dIy.
but they ave had licrie 20 saw. even the Re-
p~uhiiGaas showing mild enthusiasm ever the
returns. At the White House ir was I'M
possihie to nHt even IN exprpssion of opinion
on the result Mr.. Cleveland took his ap-
parent defsnt with gTsnt nerve and WIS a.
ImpsrtHrhable nc THE usual room reception az
ever. He booked cumforrAbie ansi rhaHtad
pleasantly with a few friends. Col lamont
received dispatches all day from View York.
many Of them rom Brift. and BarnIm 81 the
EoA III AA&& fAAath ANhFAH
but they evidently did not foot Dan, who,
when asked, stated briefly but Regularly that
they had heard nothing fEvorahie The most
piriahlp part OF she whole matter N the HEX
OF interest taken IN Mr.. CleveiInd7s defeat.
IL does not seem As If There we're fifty people
who honestly regret Mr.. GlsvpiandTs failure.
He seems entirely without warm personal
friends One af the most notable 6snturss Of
this election IN the failure on the part OF thn
Democrats here TO attempt TO explain it
away With the usual Methods. They seem TO
take their defeat as the natural result of the
failure Of their president TO understand the
interests of his own country. But lew cabinet
officers are IN town
REPUBLICAN GANs n ~cuSsREss.
It will hardly take the oficiaI count to
dstermins the poiitlcaf complexion OF the
House OF Representatives OF the Eaty-ars5
Congress. The Republicans made a s1Irpris-
ng sweep Of the city Of Sc. Louis. and ear
rieri three Democratic districts. They have
carried, apparently. three close distrises M
Mfehigan, now represented bF Democrats,
and rave captured the distrirts Of Weaver
and Anderson, Dem, in Iowa Jehu
Baker. Rep IN beaten in M0rris0u'S DIS.
trrt. The Republicans have earrief the
Cleveland district IN Ohio and three Minnie
sota districts now reprpssntet By Demoer4ts.
One Republican courressman has been gained
in Tennessee. The Democrats have gained
two Or three districts in Virginia. There are
enough doubtful districts incorporated m
various states TO dsrreass the Republican
maisrify three or TOUR The View York dsiee
CATION IN unchanged The Republicans elect
Stfvsrs over Bacon NV the Orange diEtrlrt,
and ths Democrats Wiley over CrowiRy IN 1.-THE
Niagara district.
VIEW o r STATE
The scattering and revised returuH from
New York STATE all favor Harrison. The
most fmpartant REVISION TO be Made IN the
Sun's table IN the shifting OF RensseIAsr conn
sy from the DpmosratiE to the Republican
sisfe. Troy city gave great Demoeratie
gains, but the country msn who live without
the Trojan walls kept up tide Republican
gzsina shown every where else t~lirouGhont the
rural districts. Mr.. Harrisou's pigraliry in
New York state IL aboun $4,000 An the
New Yock papefs canesie ths stlfe to him
and the people Rbo bst their money Q nCleve-
land are beginning tossrtis- The Albany Ar
gfs. Dem the ssata paper. gives Harrison
a majority Of I0.eoo ever Eleveiand-
HDIKSA SOME REPUBLICAN
Indiana N nov eonestfe,I to Harriasa By a
plurality Of from 5000 to I,0oo. The Re-
puhIieans are satiafed tfnn the state has
been eaFried beyond any possibility OF doubt.
This gains reported in neariy svsrypreeiner are
maintained s~hrsarhoHr the day. Reports
from $50 preeincts give a Republican nuI~
iority o f5.SI2 whirh h an average gain ct )
to the p~teeiaet. This VIII give Harrison q
gain Of II35 over Tss4 and a majority Of
67Oo. Reports are aliks from Republican,
and Damoeratie distrists and tbtY report
Republican game everywhere that assure an
even larger majority than was pfstiietHd- il
they eoarinus as now running. In the counties
shsrs LOSSES wsrs sxpsctsa there have been