The sun., 1890-11-24

GenerEsW ina ;na,s Isn ~ Ssalne AN but generosity
ns may yS,, S.eons o. 30 .s'rsvssssee and Sny nS.
tiss lust as fsith i,n may dS,sSe into or'u'
Surveying the s,ate at large. we and .a nrs me
pdilI,rIe MSio
would seem 70 have been made o,srYG,si,m, .s h,s,n.
ingly irsh With an eve siniyeF 20 ps .aS Suartsr
IN the % rest Tor Of the Conrrsss disiri, Is We have
had other silk stockings or out and out Mug.
wnmps running Ior Congress- us =, PeGioS,h iii sn ihs
bemooratc party al these nNminsSSs sb%n wIIh
THE sun has truly entiied The stuffed
Irophet." This ono ,excsr,ion appears to pc Pc
Il lar not S's' So much n Cleveland man take II.
Mrs. Cleveland nun. for he MANAGES TO miro ,,'t,
duce that aminse % Hnd a acfopiknsu bo nni 1vep
the reies and marsh msteors OF his am1Sins y, nj ns
sshiofy SIasvamp sriSmshal nro;ss;slon; @ s,n;
on, on. tSo he Democratic G success was not bseau.s .!
Mnswumnery but from ,Ss 81 on Ss q,
serpent. the Irish Democracy Flowed the Mug.
wump contingent lul swing. There was Eyerett
praneing around In Lodg e district ana almost
n" Tksro Was
Hoar, with oil his iamily's oratorieal powers,
and far Than se Wh Q,
TSias Sas Sss him s
among the Cape GoldeIs and catching good
I'm fSSess 81 1ss sns aeopss Fsd
ns n ang mans r not
Mugwump, but partly because the friends 9f
Major Henry moaia We're iuii % Sl WFshs h
Ma,oSr: Mao and partly because COOL many honest
Il. Ens ps ss
anti: Republican drama GeorEe Fred Williams,
1p5sd .Ss Sy .rsor Of hs .ss
briiant fh a fsSt against ElijaS morse, who. when
scanning the election returns ,f py ths rSasetsd S
Very % much like = ioI who had lett bis tall in
ay 70 eS 1T
In the ELECTION Of John F. Andrew we have
apsStssr sn triumph ,us,c. that ia
said that Dalton. whom Butler was trcksd into
appointing much to his disgust. will not be re.
be H given Il to Coi. John ". covenss % Who. Unlike
Dalton. would BE- a sober ornament 20 ths A
Massachusetts Democracy carries one back to
the pathetic period In Democratic history when
~bh P%Ss 3st.6s sna sssR
Tsis y 4 IysoPs sss; NJ ssissYnsssii: s vss III:
ihe real pemooracy. Troy thought. II the
first place. that q representative Democrat like
sseand and sSeS nta expeetsd ths
who were filing positions where technical
Wh sbs
James MeGeoqgh, with delegation. called
coming IN political ways, al,Ioush perisetly
descension that had In it. at least, an element
Of sadi{ rekins in tho man who
state q ssirs Gan We SUPPOSE sa't tbst 'aSe the
mass OF the party will tollow Ter many years
Mr.. Gaivinf Or can We say 50 by BY the I very same @
stretch OF imagination. which in 1888 would
Ct sSa III 1855 tSs
E hsy ss
o party for themselves or take refuge in the
Republican ranks, as some Of them have al
there have been in this last campaign. and are
still other influences ut work besides Mug
IN II moss % h 0
fuences. however. is one that can only be oon-
sidsred q temporary ally Of the Democracy.
Natlonalists, about, whom TIE Sun has had
susted With !he. Repu blican party for It's cor cor
ruption, anu its trucking 70 corporations, and
b for 81 asf
prominent politicians last summer tell Billy
Russell something to the effect that II the
platform iavorine the enlargement Of munich.
~. that be could have from 800 to 1900 Ma
which he had never had before. This Nation
how many Nationals. voters there Sere il
sna @ Which Fl. haze NOW ny PessssSsssiSa ssS
Russells managers took tho hint quoted
snd put hen Po.a Of hd the
The exception Of Edward Everett Hale. % d dward ard
Bsllsmy aud Henry Aps,iassped circular
fore tho Nationalist petition for Bill permit
oisss and end to spppy hr
signed by prominent Nationalists. called atten-
tion to the fact that after this lighting bill was
pqssed r. the House BY an immense majority
attention to the anti-corporation plank in the
Democratio platform; Now. the, ex,ent OF a
new force in politics 10 always hard to esti-
campaign have admitted that this Nationals
circular helped them greatly. and personally
know IN editor aud part owner OF Republ
circular and voted for William i Russell in
consequence OF y. though he voted the rest Of
the RepIblicann. a. bic n.tis ticket: e t.. =. :,
the Mugwumps have gained all the glory and
the spoils. too. Of tho Democratic victory In
Massachnsetts. they are not entitled to 1t. and
to stand by the real Democracy and give them
nnd make bis friends give them. q. proper
Ieocognition in % ths future the Democratio party
rscsnt victory as tho Democra.ic Darty cf iIa ths
bbrsssd bd PoTcne PrsteSders. 100. 0' ''' 'e'S-