The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-10

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Tho next House OF Representative
Will DO Democratic by seventy majority
The result is duo to the conduct OF thu
majority OF tho present House. Th,
people have tittingly rebuked the part
nership with monopoly and plutoc.acy
into which the Republican party hM
forced tho Government. They have re-
belled against the additional burden Of
taxes with which they have been loaded
Tor the benefit Of tho contributors to Re
publican campaign funds. They have
uttered a protest against the Republican
attempt to maintain their power in the
Senate by the creation OF rotten.borougt
States. They denounce the extravaganza
OF Congress which has brought the
Treasury lace to face with ruinous de.
ticiency. They have given an adverse
verdict OF Mr.. Reeds arbitrary denial oil
the rights oil the minority, and his dc.
struction Of the Lucrative character OF
the House. In view OF this verdict any
attempt to perpetuate the ascendency OF
the Republican party by the enactment
OF the force bill, or OF a partisan reap.
pointment based on C fraudulent census,
will be desperate defiance OF the OK.
pressed will Of the people.-New York
Vorid (Dtm).
There seems to be no doubt that there
will be a Democratic majority in the
House OF Representatives IN the Fifty.
second Congress too numerous for the
enterprise Of Speaker Reed and his
counters.out 10 choke. = This does not
proceed from under the rainbow which
Brother Brice discerned in Ohio, and
there is no evidence yet that the free
trade speeches Of Roger @ Mills in Mime
sofa, wisconsin and elsewhere are large
iy responsible forit. The redemption OF
the House is the Nations verdict upon
thepolicy OF outrage and fraud which has
been one feature of Republican rule
since Harrison came in; and in this re-
spect the Democracy on this glorious 4th
OF November. The New York Demo.
cracy is unshaken. It has elected its
candidate by majority which shows
that in the next great canvas, when its
enemies will no longer be left with any
cover for deception, its strength will be
as pregnant of victory as the National
Democracy could desire. 1t was for that
that the Democratic South and Northern
Democrats hoped. 1t was for that that
the Sun labored. They have won.-New
York Sun (Dem.). .sg
Cleveland is thrust to the front by
force of circumstances to lead the free
trade hosts, and the issue Of 1872 must OF
necessity be the same old struggle be-
tween free trade and protection, The
Mckinley bill is absolutely safe during
the administration Of President Hsr,i.
son only. Its safety after that will de:
pend entirely upon the result OF the
battle two years hence. With Cleye-
land leading the Democratic forces who
will lead tho Republican side. Docs the
situation point to Blaine ?-PAiladelphla
Inquirer (Rp.)
The Importance OF Tammapy's victory
cannot be oyerestimated. 10 is far more
than q municipal triumph; it touches
the very life Of the party in the Nation
it will have q direct bearing upon the
result OF the great Presidential struggle
in 1892. The use of money, the tongue
OF slanger, the voice OF the press. could
not prevail against tho Democracy OF
the State which gave tho country its
last Democratic President and will give
it the next,-Charleston Ners and Cour.
Ter (Dem.) S Al.
Democracy is now called upon to keep
its ranks solid in all sections Of the
country to bury every personal griev.
ance, and to come out in 1892 with such
an overwhelming majority that the
plotters against the Constitution OF this
country, against the rights OF tho labor.
ing man and the farmer, and against
good government may DO buried in a
grave 80 deep that no one will ever
dream OF Observation-Disclosures Times
Dem 80 1i
The vote Tuesday is rebuke which,
Ms it may not be needed in the manner
that it should be, will not only tend to
put Massachusetts into the list oil
Democratic States in the Presidential
election Of 1902, but will also have the
effect Of greatly Interchangeable political
action OF other States, which, conscious.
iy or unconsciously, are accustomed to
copy her exanple.-Boslen Herald lind. J
This result Is due to several causes-to
gerrymandering in Ohio, Maryland, and
Tennessee; to IN unreasonable and TN.
reasoning howl about the tariff bill
before anyopportunity had been airorded
to judge Of its results; to light vote
aud to the general influences that nine
times out ,of ten operate to cause the
party in power to lose ground in ths
'ofl' year elections Clereland Leade,
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| Force bills can not secure maioritie,
Tor those that enact them. Money ma,
win for awhile and corruption triumph
but at Inst the honest sentiment OF met
will overcome tho public enemies, ant
as long as the fires OF freedom burn, vii
keep for these United States a Govern
ment OF the people, by the people ant
for the people.-Norjolt Landmurj
I tDem.}. ~ 1 i5}ts. u , S. /. r
! The Republican organization hadmad,
a direct issue upon the monopoly tariff
imposing burdensome and needles
taxes, needless extravaganza and tn
policy Of force. The answer OF the coun
try is unmistakable and overwhelming
From New England to the extreme We
I there is hut one report-Democratic vic
tory.-Pdi'adelpata Times {Dtm.) II
Protests against the tariff bill in til
I North, and the shadow OF the force bill
in the South have caused the chang
& which has been prophesied Tor week.