New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN OHIO.
RYAN's PLURALITY 12,ooo-AN ADDRESS Io iAl'

VOTERS BY THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE"
Columbus. Nov. (speciaD Complete returns nave
been received from sufficient number OF coui'cs II,
the state TO show that the vote OF last Tuesday VIII
fall about $4,000 below that OF last year, wheh II
reached 747 074. The plurality for Ryan IlSepI lOf
secretary of state will not vary much from l-'ooo.
In an address TO the Republicans OF ONO, iSsueu ny
thc state Executive Committee this evening, the party
is congratulated on tho fact that gam Oh -o''o'
votes was made. The committee says
So far as state issues concerned, the result 10
singing rebuhe to the base partsanshlp ana shame
less extravaganza and prohigacy OF the Ripper Legs
lature Moreover, while its outrageous gerrymahder
OF last winter Is largely successful, the Denooias
hut glory in their shame when they reIoNo az
result which gives the minority party III oio ioi
teen Representatives In Congress while the majority
marty secures but seven. The returns OF the eiec
ton will show that while you have redeemed put o'o
of the gerymandered districts, with Its aloo DEMO
cratic majority in 1885, the result In three others de'
pends upon less than 500 votes, although Ill u'o
same districts the Democratic state tcket tiS yea
has more than 1000 majority AS the result III UNIV
affects National issues, the passage OF tie 'o-
Kinlcy bill and the other exccheht ics'si@
tion OF Congress at its recent session, ana lho
wise and patriotic administration Of President Harrison
have been alphabetically Endorsed. The Democracy,
eyer alert to take undue advantage so arranged
their plans that by - conspiracy WIN Eastern I'M
portcrs many Of whom are not citlens OF the uh'eo
States prices raised certain articles TO IN
warranted figures, They thus succeeded In fright
ening many conservative voters who could nave
been convinced had time been afforded, OF the cheap
trckery instead OF argument that was employed u
excite them against the. wise and benehcent pro
visions OF the Mckinley bill
"In no state In the Union has the tariff battle
been so squarely fought as In OHIO There nave
been no complications in other states, 10 dyide
the Republican forces. 1t has been fair hght
on the protective principle, pure and simple, and the
people OF Ohio have again decided IN favor Oh
American as against foreign interests. The fight
concentrated in Ohio, and particularly In the XVIII
Congressional District where Major Mckinley was
forced to contend against u majority OF 5000. No
compromise was allowed and quarter asked,
and there. in other Congressional Districts the
Republicans have been practically victorious. lou
should therefore, rejoice take new courage Tor the
future, and prepare at once for the battle OF next
year. Our party has been defeated wien II
fought for a principle. II Is as emphatically com
mitted to tho principle OF protection to American In
dns,res and American labor As II was 10 that OF the
preservation OF the Union In l6Gl-'65 II must con
tnue to wage that fight on principle and 1t will
Inevitably and gloriousy win"
SENATOR HIsCoCK AND Mr.. BELDEN HOPEFUL.