The advocate., 1890-11-26

Che Ei Dorodo Republican, review.
ing the field since the close Of the
battle AS the article is copied as an
editorial without credit wo presume
u representa- the views Of the Repub-
@cGn, and shall treat IL accordingly.
While previous to and during the
campaign the Republican has insist
cd upon the wisdom and beneficence
OF the policy Of It's party, the thun.
ders OF the recent storm have caused
a sudden awakening from a Rip Van
Winkle sleep and a realization of the
fact that there 10 something the
matter" The Republican says:
In every election the win expressed by the
people means something and should be care
lully studied and as thoroughly understood AZ
can 30 from The ploadlngs In the case and the
verdict rendered ~ IA easy 20 say "this IA the
on year but II does not satisfy the inauirln0
mind 10 Is easy 10 say that the detection Of
disappointed politicians IL 10 be looked fOr in
tno dominant party always; but such smoothing
down of surfaces does not explain Che forces
within. Very true, were there no deleetlons
nom Che dominant party there never might bo
any change' and our people have been educated |
Ior 90 long to believe that change ls necessary
% Inelr happiness and weliare excuses are not
hara 70 hnd for political detection. 10 IL like.
WlSo true That the greatest blessings sometimes
como In the most remarkable dlsuilses. Tina
very cyclone which struck the republican
party may be the means Of much good It NAV
lead 70 deeper examination not only OF prlDci.
pies Dut ofcondltlons 10 which principles are or
are not applicable.
IL is most especially true in the
election just past that the expressed
will OF the people means something.
The "oa year" theory fails to account :
Tor tho result Never before in the
history OF the country have the peo.
pic 30 universally devoted themselves
y 9 study OF public questions. Never
"a any previous campaign has there ?
been 80 good an understanding of =
political issues The school houses =,
" over the state have been veritable "
institutions of learning where Che =. =
'Sople have met together and dis a. a
ussed public questions as related to a a
heir interests as they have never = =
lone before, This has been en-
'hstically campaign of education, ~
nd the expressed will Of the people
ias a most positive meaning Now =, y
Che press OF the country will in n
eatigate the causes Of the great un- ! !
9at among the people and put forth =
united demand for remedies for
ae wrongs OF which the people COM :. -
lain, q force may be brought to bear :,
lat will be absolutely irresistible. :. =
'ill the Republican undertake that r
ieepeT examination, not only of
fnCiplOs but Of conditions" which =.
lderlie the recent political up ~ ~
Daval7 ~
The Republican further says:
We bro not OF those who contend that man
rascal aud traitor because he belongs 10 th'
political party or another, but that tine cltl OH
ia q oar common country have common IN.
est IN 100 welfare and 10 themutual prosperity 'At
neuty and sincerity are likewise pretty evenly
lded and we believe that no man changes his skr
ltca except he honestly snd sincerely be. ,
Iea that his own intorestsand the common wei.
Q OF the people win he promoted by the Bilv
smae. No Influence leads mora diroctIv 20 =