The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05

"Old Virginia never tires
The old Commonwealth the mother Of
rrs. .ideut-. stands foremost in presenting
solid front TO the party Of radicalism
Wehaye elected solid Congressional
delegation of ten Democrats, aud are ready
To- congratulate the country upon the re-
buke given 10 torce and fraud.
We reckon Mr.. Benjamin Harrison Pres
ident of these United states, viii not be in
hurry 10 call an extra session of the Fifty
first Congress. The Fiy-second Congress
will have decided Democratic majority in
rhe lower House, and the Democratic party
viii cain. it is thought, at least two Sena-
tprs.
AtJo'clock this morning returns rece'-
al hy TnK TIMES showed that the Demo
crasir party is solid solid against the
CLIQUE of -chomcrs, against the liberties OF
rhis country. against the use Of the bayo-
uot al the balloi-boX, against the robbery
Of the people for the benefit OF trusts and
monopolists. who will be willing 10 give Of
tncir dealings to keep in power the patty
which protects them in their rascally.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia is redeemed. Browne, who had
NOT tine nerve 20 vote against the Force bill,
tlou.h he was in his seat at the time the
vote was taken. has been retired from pub
lir Lte. BoNden. who voted for the Force
bill and i'm favor of seating the
negro Langsion is sharing in the
d.,eat of Iangston. Nobody dared to con-
s.-i thc election with Captain George ID.
Wise. Hume is wondering where his
ALLEGED voters have gone, and in the only
district where the Mckinley rarih bill
.ya- probably the most prominent question
involved AM the district, honest John A..
Buchanan. Democrat, was elected by
maiorii, evidently an increase over that oil
ISIS. lu districts where there was compar-
at,.ly no contests the Democratic malori-
ties ara counted hy the thousands, show
in.tat thc people Of Virginia are deter
mined to uphold their reputation as pa
fr.i-.
FARTHER SOUTH.
rle further south has maintained its rep
aiauou North Carolina elects its Demo
cratic judicial ticket and all but two OF the
Congressional nominees. South Carolina
-hIw-tha indeueudcntism, as represented
Dos Oboe Haskell movement there, cannot
thrive against the real well-wshers of the
state. Alabama has yindicated herself along
Niiu West Virginia and Maryland, and the
.solling Of Democratic majorities else
.,t..r. show that the south is keeping pace
aith tbe Democracy o. the North and efforts
nr the welfare Of the country.
NORTH AND WEST.
ln the North and West the Democrats
make large gains every where, and win un-
.xD.cted victories in numerous instances
They have gained control Of the New YORK
assembly. and probably the national House
ui R,pre-entatiyes. They also elect The
Governor Of Massachusetts and of Ne"
Hampshire.
Two Democrats will probably be electt d
90 tbcnext senate 10 succeed Eyarts, o.
New York, and Blair, OF New Hampshire.
IfIodge is reelected IN Massachusetts, II 10
by such reduced majority that he VIII not
be particularly anxious 10 urge the senate 10
act upon his faNoIite scheme, the Foiee
oil
The Peoples Municipal League Is no"
softly singing Days Of Absence with an
occasional refrain Of the "sweet Bye and
B,e." a. the Tammany tiger is rampan,
with victory in New York.
% Is pretty did cult TO decide about Penn
.yyauia, a. both parties claim the Govern
snip. IfDelamater has been elected 1t is by
reduced majority, which Is practically
reAuke 10 Quay, who moyed-eyerything-
40 secure the election OF his protege. Three
Democratic Congressman, however, are
Gained.
In Ohio the sltuation is similar. Al
O'Clock this morning dispatch from Column
bus stated that neither political committee
could give positive statements, though both
were claiming victory, aud an earlier DIS
patch had conceded Mckinley's defeat. The
ffuih of the matter Is that the vote Is 30
close that whoever Mus will have but
slilehi ssjoriiy.
Democrats gained Congressman In I'LL
no's, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, and
other States in the far West, and the
country at large breatbes more freely.