Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-11-15


various causes, some Of which are the
fault of athe Republican party. aud
Others which are the fault OF the dem,
cratic party.
Under the FIRST classification the Re-
publican party may thank them :
selves for large portion OF the mis-
chief. IL was two years last June that
the Republican party promised the
country ia their national platform that.
II they were returned to power by the
people, they would give the country
one cent postage: this they have not
done. Tney also promised that the
should he taken Off; that has not been
dones Taey pro need that a national
education law should be pa sed; they
have not kept that promise Tney
promised that the Negroes In the South
eastern States should be projected I'm
casting their bal OTIS. and the ballots
should be honestly counted and return
ed as cas-. Both OF these promises
have been broken. and their breaking
has Ceprived the Republican party of
twenty-one members Of Congress IN
those States which they secured in 1888
and Of twice that number which they
might have secured in 1890 by keeping
these promises.
lucy PiOuAicCQ q ItNtSinU OF the farIH
but she Senate was 50 recalcitrant aud
slow In the matter that suspicion was
excited over the country that some
Senators. at least, had mercenary or
specu' atise motives for their votes. aud.
n last. the law WAS given TO the c0un-
try amidst a perfect torua6o az demo
cratic misI representation and sbuse. and
s. near the election thxtithere wAs nor
sufficient tune for the Republican press
To correct the fl st misinterprecaiion %
the country in resp &C TO it.
Their sdmia-ion OF the NV States in
the Northwest having very limited and
inads qua'e populations excited the dis
gust en- 4 Jealousy OF the der and more
oensely populated tates. New York.
for instance could III bear 20 see States
having population in the 81 yregate
less than some single wards 10 some of
its cities admitted 10 full eauqlitv with
the whole State OF New York In the
Senate. and in that portion Of the cleo
torial college which Is .sed upon State
representation In the Sen tie. The dem
Ocratic party everywhere was especially
offended by those ex remedy lb.ral and
even extrsvsgant app OPERATIONS, for
Increased pen sions to volunteers, especi
ally as none OF the dem cratic party
tlemselyes come in for any OF the PEN
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e'o ens
nDe hsp1o,'eSn parry also promised
a a.e., 's s-s.o nn'cn snou relnv'gorate
auS .yseeI ptt oSea" going commerce,
anu ~ .nss p,uan,se uas DOT Oeen suipi'ed.
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