New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
POLITICAL DIAGNOSIS.
WHAT THESE STATE ELECTIONS MEAN.
DIFFERENT THINGS IN DIFFERENT PLACES

DIFFERENT THINGS IN DIFFERENT PLACES'
From The Philadelphia Press Rep)
First, tho Republicans while defeated or reduced
in various states. nothing subs antia or vital
nothing that really impairs their present power or
In thor nature temporary and not permanent Third
they are due entirely TO local and individual causes.
from Republicanism Fifth they, do, not mean
that there is any dissatisfaction with tne AumlhtS
were to be fought right again In thse seltsame
states We should again have last years victory
ONE TOLERABLY OBVIOUS FACT.
From The New.York World CDemJ
AS for David b. Hill-we nc IS still marching at
the head of the great Democratic army IN the Empire
State -
HAS HILL REALLY GAINED ANYTHlNGf
From The New-York Mail and Express (Rep)
The reckessress and lack Of principle shown by the
Governor in forcing on ms serve cGv r, S SC
seriously with the Democracy Of the West ard OF New
England.
APATHY AND NATURAL REACTION.
From The New-York Press Rep)
with affairs almost solely involved, and apathy
among Republicans the natural reaction from the
superhuman efforts put forth in the Presidential cam
palgn, It IS not surprising result that Democratic
State ticket he's run so well
NETWORKS POSITION INCREASINGLY IMPoR-
TANT.
From The New-York Sun, (Deml
The result Of the recent elections in the others has
been increase rather than diminish New-forks I'M
and TO make her than ever the great electoral
prize. The blows to the Republicans in Virginia;
the struggle in 1892 will be here, II was hero in
1875, in 1850 in 1884 and in 1883. And 1t will be
hercer than ever.
WHAT TIE FREE TRADERS LIKE TO THINK.
From The New-York Evening Post (Dem)
In Massachusetts, the tariff was an issue Of much
Importance the election. and here the friends Of tariff
R have TSs aGe Gbacd ON Re and
in tho press, but II would be mistake TO say that
state had been carried by the Democrats on that issue
THE TROUBLE IN THE OLD BAY STATE.
From The Boston Advertiser RepJ
Mr. Drackett seems also to have lost votes In the
western farming regions of the state owing doubtless
TO the Intensity Of the % @ 0r aGaSt Se
the Prohibory vote Is practically all drawn from the
Republican party.
ALAS, TOO TRUEi
From The Boston Transcript (Repl
Democrats, a general thing, are more prone 70
vote than Republicans.
THE RUM POWER AT WORK.
From The Trenton Gazette (Rep)
The weather was appetlzing and the Grubb was
good but the people Of NewJersey were thirsty
PURE DEWLTRY WINS IN NEwJERsEY.
From The Newark Advertiser.
In this STATE an outrageous garynander, perpetraed
by the last Democratic Legislature, handicapped the
Republicans that their struggle from the outset,
COUNTY. where he is best known, HIS (Grubb's ma
jority about three times as great as Harrsons
ties too his vote is very large, the asnamed county
giving him a majority far in excess OF the Republican
plurality In the last Presidential election. Nothing
honest can overcome the chcanery and the corruption
which keeps Hudson County as the Gibraltar OF the
Democrats.
HE CAME MIGHTY" NEAR IT LAST YEAR.
From The Hartford Times (Dem)
1t Is a significant event in politics Harrison
hasn't quits broken " the solid South"
LET'S SEE; GENERAL RAUM is COMMISSIONER
NOW.
From The New-York Commercial Advertiser (Dem)
The overwhelming defeat OF Foraker is a singing
rebuke to the pension policy of the ADMINISTRATOR
A NEW BUCKEYE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.
From The Mobile Register.
II Mr. Campbell is elected Governor, he will be
fairly on the road to The Presidency. 1t IS 10 be
honed that the Legislature Will be Democratic, and
that senator Paynes seat may be retained
NOW FOR THE DELUGE IN OHIO.
From The Boston Journal.
The first act Of tho now Democratic Legislature Will
NJ course be 10 repeal tie obnoxious Sunday laws ana
every vcsge Of genuine temperance legislation on the
ohio statute books when this IS done and Cincinnati
and Cleveland and othe' large Ohio cities aTe luxur
atnp in European Sundays, with free-fowng beer and
ali is usual concomtants the political Prohibonlsts
viii have excellent chance 10 survey the logical
results of their astounding folly.
OHIO ALL RIGHT AT HEART
From, The Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem.)
Tho RcnublIcans who revoed against Governor
roraker did not revolt against the Republican party
their opposon 10 their nominee Tor Governor did not
lnterfere with their standing as Republicans.