The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-12

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Which All Demserats CosiA Ualte.


Which Az Demserats Could Ualte.
From As LyreAb~rs S1r.
mo Force bill. no negro domination" was
the watchword OF the Democratic party in the
late election and by an overwhelming major
ity the American people have endorsed 1t.
Prom The Hs.hnsDn Pcs.
The Force bill issue furnished the embitter-
ed and disunited cnomy with the only common
ground upon which they could reasonable.
IRON The Bsfaio Courier.
The Force bill has kept the South solid.
From ho Dstroit Fee Pres.
The Infamous Force bill will not be adopted.
From DE Sccaaon Timta
We want no Force bill We will have no
negro domination. We abhor bayonet rule.
We dismiss Benjamin Harrison and the Mailed
Hand gang. This Is tho verdict OF the Ameri-
can people.
From u. Sv,acuo Daily Cburisr.
The Republican ship has gone down before
the fury OF the popular anti-tarifr gale-a fury
heightened by recollectons OF the Force bill
the Billion Congress. and the violence done by
President Harrison to the civil service reform
principle.
from he Grand Rapid. Democrat.
There will be nc Force bill
Prom tie Wilmington Messenger.
1t is most sweeping and the country Ia safe
SAFE from the domination Of the most cor
rupt party that over cursed free country and
ever outraged n free people-safe from the
plutocrats and their plant. vicious. vennl
tools-safe from the devilish Force bill and all
Its supporters and advocates-safe from the
spoismen who have dcvoured the peoples
substance with such insatiate appetite.
f'"n' he Indianapolis Sentinel.
The Force bill methods did not win.
From the Oxford boy.
No Force bill. Onward to prosperity again
will march the glorious States OF our grand
Southland.
From 0e Hiddleo,en Dai,y Argxs.
There will be no Force bill.
From he Richmond Di'pntch.
The Force bill played no unim portant game
in producing the result And the Dem ocratic
speakers and papers spoke only the truth
when they declared that II Harrison and q
Republican Congress were elected the last free
election would have been held. Tho people
heard and needed those words Of warning.
f'om The Phadt', hiI Times.
Not only will the new Senate be Dem ocratic
with the House. but the present Senate is SUBJ
stantialy Democratic to-day on the two vital
issues settled by the campaign viz. tariff 70.
form and the Force bill.
From The Daily Eastern Arg,n.
No Federal supervision OF State elections
through Force bill need be longer feared.
To rHx EDITOR OF Tnr suS-Sr: THE Suns persistent
teachings and pavenpors little demonstration OF the
"Force bill" tho main factors the recent great
"upheaval." IL
~ Nov II, 1892.
To THE EDITOR TIE SuS-Sir. From tho very day
the devilisa Force bill introduced in Congress
have watched The Suns treatment OF that despotic
measure with delight. because IL the one momen.
tous issue in late hard fought battle and It was
Tnr Suns eloquent appeals to the people to crush it
that gave us the sweeping victory on Tuesday.
To sum it all up in nutshell, THK srx elected the
Democratic ticket and thus buried tho Force bill on
Tuesday. BRAiSx WALSH
LANsISGBrRGH. Nov TO-
To THE EDITOR suS-sir: Three cheers for
The sus the greatest factor Of the late campaign Tho
credit belongs to The sUS and the Force bill Long live
THE suS. the greatest newspaper Of them all.
BROOKLYN Nov. IL. An EVERYDAY RRApyn