Daily Republican., 1890-03-12

From the New FORK Sun.
Ifths Democracy 81 New York can
fairly BE- charged With trsachery 70 the
National tlcEst beeauso u polied Is. 600
more sotss lbr David Bennett Hill than
1or Grover oleveased In 1888. let u ~
y there wss treason Of The same : ri IN
To Alassns Democrats rave M.
Cleveland III, e20 votes IL lass, snd
d. l28 plurality. The same rear they
elected the Hon. Thomas 1say ~ Gov
error. srd thsy rave him 1D6,y78 votes,
and Ill, 20S plurality. In Alabama Q. az
ran ahead o. Oseyclsud by mot less than
80 .6sS DemoefhtIc votes.
Cleyeland's vote In Arkansas Wa S.
002. Al the same election the total
| Democrats Soes for Conarsesmen II
Arkapsas WAS 81, SIC. About 5000
Arkansas Dsmocrats went 70 the polls
and voted for Congrss. msn, but sold out
Cleveland.
r. ConnectIcut Mr.. Cleveland recsiyed
q, S2O votes, and bis plurality wss $50.
Mr. Moffis, the comparatively unknown
Democfat who was running for Gov.
ornor. received 16,074 vctes and 1,4td
plurality.
In Florida Cleveland rsp us votes be-
hind tho vote for Congressman.
The great Democratic State OF Georgia,
somt tmes sfyl.d tho Empire State Of the
eouth, polled 100, 40 votes for Grover
Cleveland 10 November. In the preceding
month 12i ,800 Georgia Democrats had
voted for Gen. Gordon for Governor.
Cleveland ran bshind Gordon u, $50
vutes.
ucis VS. SaS, 81. Gen. john n. Palmer,
on the sams day, received 355, 3i3 votes
for Governor. About 700 IiIno's Demo-
crate who voted for Palmer sold out
Cleveland.
In Iowa, ous Of the states overreuched
BY the rainbow, 5000 Democrats who
voted for Democrats Cousressmen re
faaed 10 vote for Grover Cleveland. The
next year, with Cleveland out Of tss
way, tho lows Democrats succeeded Ia
carrying the ktate.
rive thousapd Democrats IN Kausa,
who voted for john Martin or 0ovefunl
withheld their ballots for the parsy'i
| eandtLato for rsssidens.
The Oeveload vots 10 Louisiana wa
i ~ 02. n April. 1e8e, lance Jsiftisl
had received s107, 109 Democratic votsI
l0f LseutebAnt 0cvefnor.
! In Naiue, 0royer Cleveland had 10 48'
DEN scFAtic votes Of tnst 10, 6o8 iswe
|thsn his friend "bill' Putnsm receivet
for Governor II September of same y a.
In Msssachusets'. Cleveland tell /
thousand votes behind young Nj. Rus
esil's vote Tor Governor.
hirhigan wae another rainbow State
The Dsnocsets there turned out Ia
APPENDIX force. They gave Wellington
n BRft -9I6, 80 votes for Goyer1dp.
thcir Conarsss cAudidatss N ard ate
I <<g U4A
| Prehldent Si3, 460. Cleveland ran s.t00
behind the ticket 10 Michigan, with Don
Dickinson on deck.
Std snolher rainbow, perhaps Nhs
brightest oil the gorgeous series, spanke ed
/ the Aiupssoian skies. That Stale wa
particularly and peculiarly the held OF
CLEVELAND enork On election day 104 1855
| Minnesota Democrats voted for Cirve-
Ia, d, los, oi0 Tor tho Democratic caudi-
date Tor Congress, and Ito, 25i for the
Democratic candidate Tor Governor.
Clev. land ran behind the ticket 5000
votes In Minseeois.
The story is the same In Mississippi as
In the other Southern etAtes--A small
vote aad the party leader running more
than 5000 hex ind tho party vote actually
cwt Tor other Democratic ndi,iates
In Missouri, Cleveland received the IN l
party vote; but his tariff message, with
the help OF Aatar Jcnes' frantic efforts,
coat the DsmoerAcy the three st. Louis
| dlstricta IN uougtess.
IN Nebraska Cleveland was away boz
hind Mcbhane, tho Democratic candldats
for Govoincr, by 5000 vote.
Iu Nevada, he ran behind tho Demo.
cratic candidate Ter Congress, aud he lost
nearly half Of thu vote polled for him In
1854.
New Hampshire Democrats gave 4s, 456
votes Tor Cleveland ADD a, 093 votes Tor
/ their candidate for Governor.
| The Dem cratic vote iu North Carolina
| for member Of Congress was las, 3a4.
fhs Cleveland vote WAS Ia, GOA
In Tsxas, M. Cleveland received 200
fewer votss than Ross, the Democratic
candidate for Governor In the Same year.
The cass Of Virginia 10 still more strik-
ing. Cleveland pulled through In that
| great Democratic State BY : plurality Of
only 1859. His total vote was 151, OF.
Did Filx ugh Lee attempt to cell him
ont? Twelve months later the Demo-
Gratis swspt the State With total vote Of
162, ga for Mckinney and tho State
tickef, and plurality Of not less than
~, ~, with Mahone sighting for lie.
Finally, II Wisconsin, whore the Hon.
WIN. y. VilAa, auperintsnded the rain
bow, Mr.. Cleveland ran more than .
thou.and votes tshiAd the Aggregate vuts
oi the party - east for the d mo,raiic
candidates IT. representative in Con-
grsaA
This exhibit telis the whole story. Just
- Grover cleveland was sold out By the
pencesAts q Msw York, so was hs sold
out b. TIE QsassraA Of nearly every
STATE = ths uaisa. Instead Of lending
4 - ~ Nj Rfu ansA ~nJ
dtsaatsr bsoanso b. was weak candidate
He Wa weak everywhsre. He was IN
incubuS > burden, milestone.
Tbs Democracy, holding the position
81 advantage, and starting cut with
magnificent prospects Of success, WAS
crashed down Into the mud amply
because Grover Cleveland was too heavy
lead for u TO carry.
let the toolAh and deluJed man d
anxiouAsto mount the part,'s back agaiul