The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-06
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Q. 1890.
IN CONCLUSION.


In conclusion Of the memorable campaign
of 1890, THE TINES congratulates the De
mocracy North, South and West upon It's
sweeping Nstory. To that Democracy II
saws. keep the ranks closed up, continue
the organization against Radicalism, the
creature and creator Of force and fraud; pre-
pare for the campaign OF 1892.
To virginisns everywhere: We are to be
congratulated upon the gallant and sue
cessful fight made in all the districts and In
having such worthy representatives as Will
liam A. Jones, DIR. John W. Lawson, Cap
tain George ID. Wise, James +. Epes. Posey
&. Lester, Paul &. Edmunds, Colonel
Charles Z. OFerrall, General WI. +. Lee,
John A. Buchanan, and Henry 81. George
Tucker. In all their districts the ma
jorties have largely increased and the
results in the First, Second. Fourth and
Ninth districts are particularly gratifying
i'm view Of the magnificent victories against
tremendous odds. Our Congressman anC
the people Of Virginia will unite with The
TIMES in thanking Chairman j. Taylor
Ellyson and other members Of the state
Executive Committee for the skill and uD
firing energy shown in the conduct OF th'
campaign.
A special 10 The TIMES from Baltimore
SAYS: "The news from Virginia furnishes
delightful sauce for very excellent pud'
ding" Virginia gives one hand to Mary
land and one TO West Virginia and the three
stand together as a Democratic bulwarb
for the rest OF the South.
To North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
-- sia, Alabama, and the rest of the South
You all have done well in aiding to rebuke
radicalism and independentism, the twins.
You enjoy the new pleasure of knowing
that Democracy Of the North has kept pace
with you in your defense Of constitutional
rights and the liberties of the people.
To Grover Cleveland: You have the salts
faction of knowing that your patriotic
stand has been endorsed again by the people
OF the United States at time when nc
electoral college made it possible for The
will Of the people to be thwarted. The stone
which some of the builders refused has
become the foundation for great Demo
cratic structure in 1892.
To New York city: The campaign, Boz
stored by lies against the honor Of southern
journalism, has ended, as the south eA'
pected aid hoped, in the great victory OF
Democracy. See TO 1t that the organization
which won that victory may be purified by
the Affections which, for time, Tammany
had to endure.
To Matthew Quay, late boss of Pennsyl'
yania: You have discovered that even with
money everything may not be accomplished
that silence is no answer to criminal
charges made by persons inside and out.
side of your party, and that even proteo'
tion-ridden Pennsylvania can discover an
honest man when Pattison is candidate
for Governor of the State.
To William Mckinley: Your defeat will
prevent your participation in the revision
of your famous Tariff bill-that infamous
means OF robbery Of the masses for the sole
benefit Of the classes. The tobacco rebate
clause, you well remember, will be dis.
cussed when Congress meets again, and
that will open the bill entire for reconsider
alton. This reconsideration will also prob
ably bury the Force bill.
To Henry Cabot Lodge: You and johnny
Davenport may well ponder upon YOU
greatly reduced majority in Democratic
Massachusetts,. Perhaps you have foun(
that the tariff is rather live wire, and thai
those who have fooled with il, without oh
serving the warning of the people, have SUI
fered death or burning from its volts. l
you return to Congress YOU will be com
paratiye nonenity.
To Is. Harrison, President of the United
States: We dare you to call an extra ses-
sion Of Congress TO discuss the Lodge Force
bill. The people Of the whole country have
spoken in unmistakable terms against th(
party OF whish you are the figure-head.
TO Radicalsm, TO that party which places
puppets in public position, whether they arr
Harrisons or Delamaters. The people say
.Get ye hence, We vipers, We plotters agains
the liberties of your country, We blocks, y
stones. We worse than senseless things. Run
10 your houses, fall upon your knees ant
pray TO the god TO intermt the plague
which in spite of such praying, will fal
upon you"
To everybody in the country: Let us al
now get together, and, by energy and har
mony, build up the common interests of tn
country 80 that triumphant Democracy ma.
lind fewer barriers in the way Of its worl
for the welfare OF the whole people.