The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-03-28
The Solid South and the Democracy


The Solid South and the Democracy.
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new Northern States. and ali Republicans.
nat VIII make the senate forly-seNen kepui-
Iltan 20 lhlT'N-NtNeh Democratic mere are
u" new southern Slale> 10 come mo me mon
zen A'"E> "-o theIG were iNeiNe democratic
Nc"l'"I> from N'ftilefH >!ate>. Now lnelc
are hut >lA' TN the whole tie solid south Is
mon SooH LOT NoFiheiH democrats
The Herald devote, a second article. rap
+i,r.1 "A Isoyv p.Ii+;.,1 I.,,. f,, ~,,,tl.,,,,,
r. 'N' i0'''N'' avg ioi 'outHci u
Ath' ~ the House II stA~:
In the next House there viii he one hundred
:ud two southern ana only tventy -ninc West
orn and twcnty-ri.ht Eastern Democrats.
crAt. party ha> lot thrty-three Northern
,ga'> ID lbr Hou>eI t"th4 q them IN the
,,st. 5u, mostly in Vir.iit59 wfib At tHs i.
election tho Democrats carried by only a little
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IIerc i a steady 10, Of Northern Democratic,
-cal, lurng ia years, in lht Ia>l touI Of " hich
". i''h'oyIalr Aaa '9hlToi of int -oNernment
l,, Of .ercntl-one iown IL 4 minority Of ueten
How j. ihi> lury serious dram. this continuous
Northern states, to he accounted for:
The Herald declares that the skirts Of the
Northern Democracy are clean, that nothing
has been done in this section TO make The party
'"1iou> To the voters" 1t then proceeds to
"a! the ''ame al the door q solid south. II
~aA> lhe ~oH5 South cleet, Speaker for
lhr House. ami lhoir speaker placed the SoIid
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I'M, Hons, :rJ sham. Ill. ,.,,.t, ,o,i,, !. III.
tact, ana t,ura. ,r. tb., ..i,.r .t.,,
these statement. ,t,, II.r,ii ,.,,,.,I,i...
.-, an ~outhar, ,.,,.,, ,,.,n,lor if ,,. ..et, wan.
"a certain d4,.,, ;rrft,-io 81, Tim ,,.r.i.to,t MA,
liiiral anoraal, the sold >,uth, lod,r. il,
N,r,I,rr
" Northern poi'~:
The Boston Herald, looking at the political
situation through the same spectacle> Us it
New orh contemporary. also conclude, that
me dominance n the Solid South i RELOCATED to
'he past. ami also that with The election Of
President Harrison The Republican party j.
assured lon- least If power. f. quote it,
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WV" 80 MY ~ 'ii'Nc % lie
continuance Of INC -the Of affairs it bring,
about than has been known On former oct;,-
.io,. n, ,t.+, ,,u;
rarfy Ia, romo 10 IN. ,,rh.ra-.rs .j..n. NH
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the Solid >ontb wink & ,',gii 5la'e, WIN
furnish Democratic majority. i, Ina,ia 1inrg
'u'hlH'l OF attainment by the accession of new
'la,fnr!t ,,tl'o ~ u mon thirteen new
Ten Of thc,, surely. and not iianroaI,ly thr
whole thirteen will he east for the Reruiirau
iehl y "a thu' tar done The new census i
,ni.- 4 H. T. ncM oflionneh' made
ana th> must also considerably increase The
'epuNlie'h advantage.
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lFelhe ourt' who died III Washington Friday.
mas beeh Oh ING stump IN Maine, and is well
known TO many Of our people. Although be
had been " for some time it wa expected he
would be able to resume bi> pIace Oh tbe
deceased mao Distinguished career in military
H. well a> evil life and due honor has been