The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10
The Gazette's Rooster.
PRESS COMMENr.
Opinions Of the Result as Viewed
From Various Sanctums.

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Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4.-Com
menting editorially on yesterday
elections the American of to-day says
! "Flower's majority in out of sight
Plat is buried beneath an avalanche
of ballots. Poor little Mr.. Fassett,
the plant tool of an unscrupulous
master, smart phrasemonger, q
sophomore lip-artist, a relentless and
unveracious and undignifed egotis;,
has lunged and tongued himself to
death. 1: was a great and good and
glorious dav for democracy, and 1892
Is all right"
The Herald, Dem says: "Demo-
Gratis got more in the elections yester.
day than was hoped for. New York,
Massachusetts, aud Iowa are now
pretty surely democratic in the next
election, and the next election will be
that of 1892"
The Banner, Ind, says: "The re.
suit of the elections yesterday leaves
the political situation in statu quo.
The democrats have held those states
usually democratic, and have again
carried Massachusetts, and Iowa, while
Ohio remains steadfast to its republi.
can moorings, as it did the great
MASKING of republican msjorities last
November. 1t may prove better for
the democrats that they have lost
Ohio. If they had carried that state
they would have gone into the cam
paign of next year over-con6deDt,
while they now recognize the neces.
sity Of diligence and care"
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 4.-The
Times says. under the caption, "On
to Washington: 'In Massachusetts
The issues were altogether national,
and for the first time in half q century
q democratic governor of the Old Bay
State has been chosen on national is
sues just as clearly and pronouncedly
as McKinley's election augurs that
Ohio will be in the republican column
in 1892, the election of Russell au-
ours that Massachusetts, will be in the
democratic column in 1892. though
we will not count the chicks before
they are Matched. The election Of
Boies in Iowa shows that the e. o. p.
is treading . rocky path in the west
The leaven of honest taxes is working
there. and Iowa is gradually approach.
ing her old home in the democratic
caravan. And it is good crop year,
too"
PrTTsBURG, PA.
Pittsburg. Nov. Accommodating
upon yesterdays election the Post
(democratic), after claiming to have
won IN three out of four states in
which "the great Issue of next year,
the tariff. will be fought" says ::
Tuesdays elections show that there
was q tidal wave of 1890, but that
the democrats still hold the rein of
vantage as to next years conflict"
Topeka.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 4.-Ot the
the result in Kansas the Kansas
Democrat says: Democrats as well
as Republicans can rejoice in this
victory. 1t is not, in the broader
sense, a partisan victory. 1t is q VIC
tory for manhood, for self respect and
decency, for good government. The
value Of the crushing defeat of the
peoples party in Kansas yesterday
cannot be overestimated. 1t will be
worth in the immediate future millions
of dollars to Kansas. 1t will be flashed
over the wires to all parts of the coun.
try. 1t will be read with intense
interest by business men and capital
ists in all the centres of population in
the east"
BOSTON.
Boston, November, 4.-The Herald,
Indiana, considers Governor RusselPs
election q personal endorsement of his