Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
WHAT'S in manner Letters. of course.
THE STATE AND NATION.

BUFFALO Express (Rep.): The Republican
party can always be trusted to discipline itself
New YORK Press (Rep.): Pennsylvania is
very decidedly Republican State, ana her
Republicans decide her elections no matter
how they go.
NEW YORK Herald (Ind); But the most
imposing spectacle is presented by Pennsyl-
vania. The Democratic victory in that State is
the impressive event of the canvass, and the
result is as startling as an unexpected bugle
blast.
SYRACUSE Herald (Rep): During the next
two years the matter of the tariff and the prices
will be considerably cleared up. SO that the
parties will decide the Presidential election
with less prejudice and haste than they did the
less important elections yesterday.
NEW YORK Tribune (Rep.): When men find,
as they soon will. that the cost of living has
not been increased by that act, but that it has
vastly enlarged the demand for American
labor. multitudes who have been deceived this
year will turn angr1ly against those who have
deceived them.
BALTIMORE Herald (Rep.): 1t is not to be
doubted that the Republican party will learn a
valuable lesson from the mistakes of the past
few months. just as the Democrats hayelearned
wisdom from their own errors and that the
same old fight between the same old parties
will be on again in 's2.
CINCINNATI Commercial Gazette (Rep.): It
now seems that the Democrats will control the
House of Representatives in the next Congress.
In this regard that party may find a victory
worse than defeat. They will be called upon
to do something. Will they do anything ex-
cept to obstruct and unsettle affairs?
INpIANAPoL Oils Journal (Rep.): Long before
another election the people will see that they
have been gulled and the beneficial effects of
the Mckinley law will be recognized and adj
mitted by all. except professional free trade
agitators. Had it come few months
before the election the result might have been
different.
NEW YORK Times (Mugwump): The result
of the election in Pennsylvania is more encour-
aging for the future of American politics than
any other in the remarkable series of victories
that were won on Tuesday. Pennsylvania Is
not only a trustworthy Republican State but
it is especially and above any other common
wealth protectionist State.
NEW YORK p. esS (Rep.): The policy of the
Government cannot be changed. A Repub-
lican President and Republican Senate stand
in the way of any measures of free trade which
the Democrats i'll their elation might be
tempted to pass. and long before 1892 the Nc
Kinley bill will have proven its merits in
pracllCal OpefaCOn, 50 CnaJ the voters OF the
country will look back in wonder at what they
did in 1890
NEW YORK Sun (Dem.): The Democrats
have got together They must keep together.
If the Democrats In the Fifty-second Congress
only avoid dangerous experiments, and remem-
ber that the Democracy is a great national
party which must use its power in accordance
with its established and essential principles.
and not 4 debating society, for the airing of
economic theories, the victory of 1890 will be q
preparation for the greater victory of 1892.
ALBANY Evening journal tRep.): The Nc
Kinley tariff law should have been enacted on
the first of July-the date specified in the
measure as it was passed by the House early in
last May. The failure of Republican Senate
to rise to the needs of the hour permitted Dem
ocratic obstruction, the postponement of the
tariff legislation and the fatal loss of three
months of valuable time to the Republican
party. The marked improvement in the gen.
erai business and industry of the people during
the past few weeks, by reason of the new tariff
law. was too long delayed.