The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-22
ruo MEN OF MAINE
IN AND MCKINLEY
s ,pE BLAINE FOR
BOl TuE DEFEAT.

s 81 LANE BLAINE FoN
GorH Tnr SIr DEFEAT.
.J free Coinage Must
10 Re,T,Do .Sa Docnocracy.-"ith ith Cleve-
nior u, loader, and Any One OF Il
90 !, i the second Place. i''""p"
Nov. 10 The supper
f,sdINoii.os,r Reed have adopted the
4 iSPeaA!v'. mo blame of the Repub-
+ '!'rT n the shoulders of Mr..
dei'1' rriyate aiyices from Port.
d, ana aefract that Reed himself
II. y S,.,s,ary ,,e of State responsible
.ae ,s',.oo,o,ratic cyclone that swept
be pe-yT nn the lth Of November.
t'la''!! !oSEs o that Mr.. Blaine, from
y ols sIo5r.cIed against the passage
yyf.EiaIey bill, but his
'.e - rejected with scant
Finding bis advice ls-
E ,6e bIl made a party
81 Az, tlf no further lnteress IN the
l..,', aa j. was only after the most
y .,a 'r appeals that he finally con
.''y ma.e a few speeches, and it
.iIeI hat what he did say on
ga, exceedingly lukewarm,
,'f ka the fiery utterances OF the
iE1rht Of bygone campaigns;
g,, net in the campaign, and
N :, h responded to the call OF his
4s J5u most reluctantly, and
u...oi the people, even that por-
I'm vino love and admire Mr..
'I new that his heart was not in
y y ,bar sounded the death knell OF
~ .'5,sr tariff by turning over the
,.o,i, marty Congressional districts
.' 2a,ss that have never before given
.am.ic majorities. And this is
a, Mr.. Reed Hates Mr.. Blaine.
.so,e Who unbiased by party pre-
sri personal jealousies, have care
r,,ched the course Of events, 1t is
'ooa.ent that it would have made
g,,snce had Mr.. Blaine's attitude
.,,ctIy the reverse Of what it was.
,.one do not want the Mckinley
,,i the support OF a hundred
4 ,oold not reconcile them to it,
=, ,F.cted the result Of the elec-
NJ, Reed, Mr.. Harrison, Mr..
cs.py and the rest Of the Republican
\, selers who have Presidential as.
"A, know this quite well, but
ag them now to claim that
rin. BIalne's opposition to
VEoley bill has hurt the party.
,o, hos, but admitting this they
,,n, that Mr. Blaine is the shrewd
m.cal ia bis party that, in short.
sgx, than his party, the biggest
IA, and entitled to lead on all
lsn. a national Importance. In
a. ,duit their own impotence
ik5aue's sagacity, for be, alone,
1ar LejelS, predicted defeat il
NE,a0ey 0,A became a Law. Now
question Is, what will be the effec,
a.thS? simply to make Mr.. Blaine
nominee Of the Republican party fol
Presidency IN 1892. This can be
only result. Blaine alone stands
ftl ll,clthed, unhurt, the sole sur
prot the wreck Of the Republican
EllS We're the convention to NEE
l47 there would be but one nam,
hTe,,-
James e. Blaine, OF Maine.
Aal who will be the Democratic nom
F Perhaps 1t is a little early to an
e' i1a. question, or even to speculate
sie are 80 many men in the Demo
PIC party who may aspire to tina
loiidat all predictions now are tn
'@ specuIatlons 1t may be said
8e'e', thatln the event OF Mr.. Blaine
mutation, which now seems assured
lIe probable that Mr.. Clevelan
Id De called on to lead the Demo
w ao''S. Mr, Cleveland has q stronge
N ta5 affections of the great bod
w people tnan any man in the cour
'ld Will almost certainly be tt
-uee ot the Democratic party
Alo'leF result Of the recent election
" 'lat the West will demand, an
ga1lyaS g are will secure, a place c
II IdentIal ticket of both partie
@plDAe1ns have been frightent
" political landslide, aud reali
M! must give the far West su
'I11' 1,1 recognition if they expect
iDe electoral votes of that sectio
1g o'ler hand, the Democrats a
~n ~' elated with their victory, al
sD.lag TO cotcsde to the West th
11'Ao1 which will be forced fre
republican party. This feelir
raa, T, r''' noV DC tue controlling sc
:" lne Democrats have for We;
neen Looking TO the West
~, u line, and now that the spirit
y y ,.I, .e'0rm has shown itself IN the W
'l' not be slow to take advante
~, ,Auotner thing. The Democra
\. ''v9rs ' free coinage Of silver, 9
M. mat Ta the west wants above
f0,, H. t mere is scarcely any quest
a, aat =" VT, .ne Tree coinage of silver ,
N - Important part in the next CT
onrr tue ~ Democratic party belle
kr.Ii,, u a tariff for revenue only.
e, 1,,'e r., e reduction of burdensome
c,o,I.'io t "iSo ah Increase in the yolr
Il tbo hug l medium. The great le
ltacbinuge party have for years b
tty these doctrines as
g., 55e'nods 5ds by which
lngi,. oppression in agricult,
s.,. .,.5 !. can be relieved. ,."SS Tbe w
b N m. N 'ayoT ol Of free coinage, has
rn = 'u' , On the question Of tarif,
lls. srT TI';u,eaeed I. by the recent {
Fga.e' '-a isal u Is not likely that the D
g,dding ,E.s VIII miss the opportu,
tfc parts tuaI h section 80 the De
ua,IEo@p y y refusing to give it re
Zeal se1n. sue Natloral ticket.