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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
THE SOUTH MORE SOLID THAN EVER.
DauYille Register.

The result of yesterdays election de-
monstrates one fact beyond peradven-
ture and that ls that the South Is more
solid than ever for Democracy. All
sorts of attempts were made to split the
Democratic vote in some of the south
ern States, but the attempts proved sig
nal failures. Some ambitious politicians
sought to ride into Office by preaching
prohibition, some tried the alliance
dodge. and in this district the independ
ent aspirant for congressional honori
tried combination of both. Blu
Democrats were not deceived nor lee
astray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07

NORFOLK AND WESTERN FAIL

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
IT WAS A FAMOUS VICTORY.

No word less expressive OF over
whelming and demolishing force than
cyclonic can adequately describe the
Democratic victory which swept over
the country last Tuesday calling halt
TO the unparalleled career OF usnrpatlon,
revolution, and malsdministration that
has marked the Republican party's con-
troll of the Fifty-first Congress. The
reckless disregard of constitutional re-
straints and wise precedents, no less than
the shameless raids on the Treasury TO
promote partisan interests, aroused the
nation as it had not been aroused before
since 1860 to q great and impending
peril The rebuke that has comes from
the voters Of this country is Significant
and OF no uncertain sound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
IT IS REVOLUTION.
81. Louis Republic, Democrat.

Only ono word IN the language is at
ali ADEQUATE to describe the magnitude
OF the Democratic victory won yester-
day. 1t is revolution. The country has
not seen such clean sweep for any
party in this quarter of the century. =
The country has risen en- masse IN
protest against the returns OF the recon
struction period and the increase Of war
taxes above the war rate. The
lines of civil war sectionalism are broken
at last. The country is once more fully
reunited, and from Massachusetts to
Texas all Americans who are not Radl-
Gals or plutocrats may well join IN the
" Tie Deum LaudamuS Of patriotic
thanksgiving,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
TIE FORCE BILL A MISTAKE.

1t is not difficult to point out the i'm
mediate causes for the Republican re-
verse. To the Federal elections bill and
the tariff must the result be chiefly at
tributed. An unfortunate mistake was
made by the Republicans in persisting
in their endeavor to pass the former
measure in the face Of the opposition OF
the leading Republicans OF the South,
for whose imagined benefit the bill was
being pushed, and against the protest OF
the masses Of the party in the West.
The blunder is patent enough now to
the most pronounced and persistent
champions Of the measure, and there is
not much likelihood Of Its enactment III
the coming session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
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MoND AND NORFOLK
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
LET THE FORCE BILL DIE,
Alnxnndria GAZette.

Now, that the people Of the country
have declared against the force bill, the
President, if he be wiser man than he
ever has been before, will abandon bis
proposed call for an extra session Of Con
gress and allow that bill to die, rejecting
its putrescent light upon its authors,
Messrs. Lodge, Hoar, Davenport, ct ais.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07

~ popular Indignation, which has been
gathering force ever since the installa-
ton of the Administration OF President
Harrison. against the men who robbed
tbe nation OF its suffrage right in 1888,
and since then have been robbing the
taxpayers right and lett, till now we
have a deficiency in the national Treas
ury of about $50, 600, 900, where the last
Democratic Administration left surplus
Of nearly 500, 000, 600.
II is O grand popular victory.
A CALAMITY A7BR1BD.
Chattanooga CTenn.) Times.
Republican principles as exemplihed
in the conduct and utterances oil speaker
Reed. Congressman Lodge. Mckinley,
Cannon. and others is not to the liking
of the people. They arc emphatically
informed that they arc not wanted as
leaders that the people want peace and
a spirit of good feeling between all Sec
lions encouraged, and that tariff tlnkers
having their own selfish interests to
serve cannot deceive them with the cry
of protection for home industries :,
Tho South is now assured OF tranquil
;tv. and this means continued prosperl-
w There is cause for great rejoicing.
4 great calamity which threatened the
South has been averted.
NEW york SAFE roB '92.
Albany Argus.
A great victory has been gainedagsinst
the whole power Of the corrupt Harrison
Administration and tho concentrated
efforts Of protected Doodle.
Itisa grand victory, and one olwhlch
the Democracy Of New York may well
be proud. 1t shows that this State Is
entirely safe for the party OF the people
in 1892.
TIE PEOPLE, NOT THE MILToNAIREs,
RULE.
Raleigh N c. Chronicle.
From every quarter the news comes
that the people have entered a solemn
rrotest against Gar Reeds usuipation
Of power. against the passage OF the
force bill and against the unnecessary
burden imposed upon the taxpayers by
the Mckinley bill.
The result of yesterdays election
means that the people and not the
millionaires rule this country. 1t IS the
forerunner Of a great Democratic victory
in 1892.
THE ENEMY NOT IN III
Augusta GA Chronicle.
At3 o'clock this morning it looks like
O tidal-waYe. The early indications oil
Democratic victory have deepened into
n swell which extends from New lamp
shire to Iowa. The next House will un-
doubtedly be Democratic. IN
local issues Tillman and Tammany carry
Off the honors OF the day, and on gene
raj principles the South is still Solid
"oH, SUCH DAY
Atlanta Journal
These congressional elections are q
prelude to certain Democratic victory
in 1892. They assure the choice OF
Democratic President. even ii the cleo
ton deyolyes on the House. They stay
for the intervening two years the usurp'
ing. sectional, and despotic course OF
condemned and decaying party.
--"Oh, such day,
So fought. 50 followed, and so fairly won,
! Came not til now to dignity the times"
THE VERDICT or THE COUNTRY.
Atlanta Constitution.
The voters of the country have render
ed their verdict in the case OF the People
rs. Ouayism, aad it is in favor Of the
people.
It is a great victory in behalf Of JUS
and honest government and in favor o
equal taxation. 1t is great victory iol
those who stand for fraternity and th'
unity OF the republic.
[ 7rr 70 ,ovvCr r-TrON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
WHAT DID II
Richmond State.

What did 1t Many things combined
10 givethe Democrats the victory. The
people OF this country take no stock IN
tzsrism. They voted Tuesday against
Reed. They do not favor high taxes;
They voted against the Republican tariil
act. They do not believe in pension
fraud, and they voted as protest against
the Republican policy OF opening sne
doors ofthe Treasury Tor the benent OF
pension thieves; they do not believe 10
seotionalism or bayonet rule, and they
voted against the force bill. :,
In the event OF 0 small Democratic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
REBUKE FROM VIRGINIA.
Lynchburg Yirginian.

TheOld Dominion has administered a
sound rebuke TO the Administration at
Washington for its excuses and to the
Republican majority in the lower branch
of Congress for its disgraceful partisan
nv in unseating the fairly accredited re-
representatives. Of this Commonwealth to
Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07

In calling attention 20 the above wieh 70 az.
snre me rublie thatI will be prepared 80 al
times % serve them with every arilcls IN mo
grocery line, which viii be cold et 10 righi
price, and the motto OF the old nrm, "sen tne
best and most for tho least money VIII Dc Illly
sustained. The business will b. con iuctol IN
dor the old fru1-namc, :. Unmauis son. po-
lite corps Of assistants viii be ready q ~ht upon
Won al al tines Goods delivered free Ia auy
part N the city. orders by 'phono t5lol or "
noeN HENRY 8. WALLEssrgIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.

From all over the country come the
most gratifying reports OF the elections.
They show large Democratic gains, and
indicate very plainly that the next House
of Representatives will have a Demo-
cratic majority large enough to give that
party the control of its legislation. Mr..
Thomas Bracket Reed will have to como
down from his perch and take a seat on
the floor OF the House among the very
men whom he has been browbeating
and overriding for the past year. ,
This is glory enough for one election
dav =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
IT WAS A CYCLONE,
Norfolk Yirginian.

The people spoke in thunder notes
against the robber tariff, and the shadow
Of the empire, looming up in the shape
of the proposed force bill, as well as
against the despotic and autocratic dis
play OF power exhibited by the tyraDt
Reed as Speaker of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07

Referring to tho above II beg 70 extend my
sincere thanks 20 my patrons and the pnbhc Tor
the very liberal patroneg, besto~e- Upon mo
for many years sud besposk for ny suNossor.
Mr.. Henry :. WgllersteiD. your continued pat
ronagc. whom can cneeriully recom cad 20 All
OF my old customers and the pubic generany'
knowing they viii receive the same iaE LcA|
Inent which made tho reputation OF Tho Old Hrm.
;. uLLMAN's son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
REMARKABLE FEATURES.

The remarkable features of the cleo
ton in this State are its entire peaceful
nese, that it has been carried absolutely
without the use of money, and that the
colored people OF their own free will have
largely remained away from the polls as
have many whites.
We have only to add that whilst OF
course we feel grstifed that the people
of the State have Enthusiastically indicated
their determination to stand by the in
tegrity Of the Democratic party in sup
porting its nominees, we yet feel that
this is no occasion to gloat over our
neighbors and friends who have suffered
defeat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-07
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pIssoLuTEoxs & PAxrsEKsaIPs,
RICHMOND, Va, November 8, 1880
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r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD THE
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DER firm name Of s. Ullman's sou 20 Mr.. HENRY
= WALLERoTEIN, who has SD faithfully assisted
me foe tho past ten year,. hs assuming az Ia
htities. EMANUEL ULLMAh.
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rur prcuuoNp D1spArCH--FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Z 1890

majority Reed would have rushed the
force bill through this winter. But the
Democratic tidal-waye will prevent any.
thing OF that sort. The force bill VAL
never pass.
THE coUSrRY's SAFEGUARD.
Norfolk ,ys) Landmark.
The bolance-wheel OF Ameri-
can politics ID still happily in its place:
The machine has been running at great
rate and barrels OF resinous, infammabie
surplus have been poured into the iur-
mace by Engineers Reed, Mckinley:
Lodge, and Others with the purpose OF
taking her beyond the limits in when
she was designed to be used, but tae
scheme has failed, and responsive to her
designers idea and intention she has
slowed up just at the right time. The
people OF the country are not entirely
daft They are not altogether indiiier..
ent to what is gong on at the seat OF
Government. They can yet distinguish
the red lantern OF danger when it is lash
ed in their faces. How fortunate 1t IS
that the grand old Democracy still stands
as a safeguard between the people and
reckless partisanism that she, though
ENJOYING little Of the reward OF tri'
umphant political work, has for more
than a quarter Of century held her face
to the enemy and kept her sword drawn,
ready and eager for the fray, never
yielding 10 Encouragement, never sleep
ing, never faltering.
THE VICTORY FAR-REACHIEG.
Norfolk Ledger.
The contest represented on one side
high taxes, bayonet rule, and wanton
disregard OF the rights OF the people,
but the voters of the country arose IN
their might and almost destroyed the
party which supported those issues.
The victory will be far-reachlng N Ia
effects.
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A HALT ORDERED.
Roanoke World.

The people spoke. 1t was in no
mincing, whispering tones, but bold and
defiant. The reckless violation OF their
rights was Indignantly resented, and a
decided halt ordered in the rulnous
policy of tho Republican party.
TIE TRREPREssIBLB BOOMER.
West Point virginlan and star.
Now that the election is over let MS
settle down 10 work with will. Let us
give all good enterprises push and let
us put our town and our section upon a
boom worth talking about.
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THE PEOPLES VICTORY
Wheeling Register.

With everything in their favor, 90 far
as practical political work goes, thu
Republican party was beaten yesterday
North, South, RAst, and West
With all their money and with all the
Federal machinery m their hands, and
used Tor psStisan work as it never Was
before, they could not dam W the tide