Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-11-14

the Mckinley tariff bill, the circulars
announcing the higher prices of ne
cessarios aud comforts for the mass
es and notifications of lower wages
in some industries stirred the peo-
pie more than any number of brass
bands, and they gave free expression
to their views in their ballots.
New York Herald.l
They went to the polls and said
their say. 1t was vigorous, virile
and manly expression of their best
Judgment. Delainator and Quay have.
therefore, lost. The Republican pol
icy of large profits for a few aud
nothing for the many is roundly de-
nounccd, and Pennsylvania wheols
into line with that sound Democracy
Which alone seems, in these days, to
believe in government of the peo-
pie. for the people and by The peo-
pie.
The same is true, to large OK
tent, all over the country. The qucs-
ton, Shall we mako the rich richer
and thespoor poorer has been de.
cided in the negative,
indianapolis Sentinel
1t is indeed splendid victory. It
places Indiana i'll the front rank of
the reform Cornmonwcalths OF the
nation. 1t proclaims to tho world
that she stands on the solid rocks Of
equal taxation, local self government
and honest methods in politics.
Commercial Advertiser.l
The glad tidings that have beon
pouring along the wires throughout
the past night and this morning have
the same meaning everywhere, but
the empI sis differs with the local
ity. The .ctors in Pennsylvania, in
the West, in New England, are re.
ioicing today over the Waterloo TINT
has overwhelmed their opponents.
But III. each OF these regions The gen
eral JOY has, as it were, special fla
vor of its own. So in the Southern
States, the Democrats of this district
OF that district are happy that they
are to be represented in the next
Congress by Democrat rather than
a Republican. There has been n
heavy aggregate of gains throughout
thnt region in this direction. But
one can we'll believe that The South.
ern people will almost forget these
local triumphs- hardly even
/ / cnt aver EliSin-so intent will be
4 4 TO tue rolling thunder
lslst & oWps to them from the
tPhiiddel elphia Eyening Telegraph
a Democratic House means q
-ote Of public condemnation on
Seedism, the federal election bill
md an unfair partisan apportion-
nent bill. 1t is All admOnition
rom the country that, it is to be
lopcd, will he promptly and fully
needed. 1t is entirely within the
power of the Republican leader
ship in the House to take the sting
Dnt of this defeat and to prepare
The ground for recovering all that
has been lost at this time, and
more, two years hence, by pursu
ing Il fair, patriotic and sagacious
policy. The people Of Pennsyl-
vania, in the matter of Quayism
and it's attempt to secure vindica-
ton, voted emphatically i'll the
The country at large
included Reedism, and also voted
on the same side, with very loud
and determined no. Let us sec
how the lesson Of the hour will be
needed.
[Chicago Times.
In vote of 12,OOO,O0O Amcri-
can electors, McKinleyism is con-
demned, and with it Reedism. The
man from Maine will not WELD
the gavel in the next House, but
will be compelled to take his scat
with the minority, whose rights he
was wont to defend until power
made him insolent. Through the
mass of election returns it is clear
ly seen that the intelligence of the
country condemns the sophistry by |