Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-07
HOW THEY VIEW III.
The Election Returns Discussed by
Prominent Men and News
papers.
TIE DEMOCRATS MAY WIN
AGAIN.
Carnegie Thinks Two Years VIII
Bring Another
Change.
SENATOR SHERMAN WAS NOT
SURPASSED.
The Results Attributed 10 "kual,
cry" in the South aud "Bj5dl "
In tine North.

cry" in the South aud "Bj0dl"
In the North.
By Telegraph 70 the NEWS.
COMMENTS ON THE ELECTION.
Sentiments of the Press and Of
Prominent Wen.
New YORK, Nov. c.-The Irg-
uHe's Washington: This election u
n democratic House makes tine duty
OF the present Congress to pass the
appOrtiOnment law mUre imperative
than ever, for the reason that the
democratic majority in the Fifty
second Congress could not be trust
ed TO deal with that subject. With
the democrats it il purely a partisan
question and their COuluc; in regard
To il would be shaped ami controlled
10y partisan motives, regau!ie-z uf
the requirements vi the COu-tiius
ton or the demands OF equity. They
fully realize that proper appll-
tiOnment Of representatives VIII im-
pair their prospects Of success in the
Presidential election % 1892 and I.
they hal power 10 Postpone the eu-
aUtment Of an appOrliOumeut lW
until after that election there i-
every reason 10 believe that they
would use il.
IL would he easy enough Tor the
democrats ia the Fifty second Con
gress, with au overwhelming ma
iOrity in the House, Oh find pIr--Nls
for failure 10 PASS an appropriation
law at the first regular session, and
such failure, Of cOur-e, would mean
no action before ls43, after tine
election of President and Iea-H-
sentatires % the Fiity-thiri Goa
gress.
There i reason to believe that ,hs
necessity Of ur0mptaui carly action
in this matter j. enc Of the c1'.-
sideratiJns which has induced
President Harrison % favor 80
strongly the calling Of n special
session Of the present Ccugre-s, a
proposition, however, which ir"-
been met with strong opposition by
some members OF the Cabinet an!
certain republican Senators a".
Representatives. Whether tie lr-
suit OF Tuesdays elections Ntit
modify his views or tuu>e ~. the
opposition mentioned the next isS
hours will probably tell. 10 IS
known that down 20 the time VI hi-
DEPARTURE for indianapolis on NlI.-
day the President adhered g. his
opinion that a special session vii! .s.
wise and probably necessary.
WHAT CARNEGIE IIIfNSs.
NEW YORK, Nov. G.-The III
Bunc's Washington oorresi onieut
sends the following: Andrew tArue-
gle, who was in Washington today
spoke freelN Of the results % the
election ami its lessons. Among
other things he said:
want To say that IL is simply 9
case Of history repeating i,-ri..
There was never Yet a Triumphant
party tina. dii not feel the ell -st %. @
reaction wave during the middle %.
its success. FUi:ti"s are simply q
combination Of reaction lheY
come in cycles Of two years aud
fortunate l. the party that gets the
benefit OF tine reaction that com.-
in the years when it-vOuui-. a. is
see-saw, aud you can easily >ca how
I'D prefpr 90 be on the side Tia, 3.
down when the bump come. 10
hurts 10 Ice on the other side when
the board breaks.
As 10 this election, It seCms t. nae
that there was a reversal NJ thin q
on account Of persona. h!cScrin--
that had to be fought % e iili-h.
They have brought tbeiT result, and
now. | am sure, they WI Hr
healed. Two years viii urins about
a complete change. he s,"riu
that had just passed will then have
given place 10 4 calm within uuI
own ranks. The troubles belH cen
the leaders will have been succeed
ed br harmnns. and uut OF what
now looks TO be political chaos wl.I
result the grandest Of victories, and
it will be a victory that will count,
for IL will mean a President.
No. | don't agree with You That
the tariff produced this effect.
think il was q case Of personal feUt-
| In PENNSYLVANIA there was n igu'
Fstv-ren tho leaders Pud y vaF tus
republican party that defeated itself
| Harmony will come before Us,
wears have gone by. Woe bee unit,
| the people that Try to get between
two factions. They Will be 50 Cius'
together that something Will b,
hurt.
Now. as fof the taIiF. TueF.
cannot well lie any more Legislation
between now and iSH2, and tn
mckinley bill will long before thvt
have vindicated Itself, working CA
its own salvation, As il were. ! an
personally aware Of the fact thHt
number OF European capitalists IA
lust nov on tine point Of hFiu4iu
their capital AMI their euierpri-s- Z
this country. They are hc-itatin
because they do not know tIst ho'
long the American people intend {
adhere 70 the principle OF prute,
ton. am not certain what 'ilcr
this election will produce on lnei
minds, but | can say that u VIII d
: n great loss to the country II the.
should be frightened of.
\ BITTER CRITICISM.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-The Inter
Oceans New York correspondef
in the course Of q length
Z article on the election, has this
+ say:
. EThe question will he c1ns.teTe
. in 1892 whether the people Of "a
p United States will give their a.
dorsement to the Tammany VariN
the nation, and TO David 3. lliil
its candidate. rs pretended M
iority in New York did Tuesiay,i'
\ III is conceded 10y consarvaiiy
= democrats who take n th5uchtfl
: view Of the situation, that the t.
. umph Of the democracy on Iue-da
> nuts David b. Hill n the front
/ The leader Of the national dempcr
= CIV, and relegates Grover ClevcllI
. 10 his original Obscurity. NJ
. Clev.Iand's Secretary OF the Tres
i try. Mr.. Fairchili, together wit
. ali the democratic and muswuu
n organs in New York, which are b
> earnest supporters, took stroll
= grounds against the election OF q
: Tammany chief, and the success
+ Tammany means their downflll'
r Tammany has captured the DEN
/ cratic party. The Cleveland M
I are very much discouraged 10y {
success Of Tammany In New 70