Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
REPUBLICAN POLICY.
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"There will not be the turn OF hair in the
republican policy" said Representative E. r.
Taylor of Ohio. Mr.. Taylor IL one Of the best
informed republicans in the House and is very
''long headed" rs a politician.
There will be a reaction. There are already
signs Of the reaction that must follow such an
astonishing election"
''Does the result in Ohio mean tina, that can
be regarded in the future a. q doubtful state2"
was asked.
''No," he replied, "the result in Ohio was not
due to any change Of sentiment in the state.
We had a very inexperienced committee. and 10
was not thought that there WINS any danger OF
losing the state therefore there was no special ef
fort made. The democratic committee was more
inexperienced than was ours. and moreover,
they did not want Cleveland 20 carry the state.
We knew that they would not try 10 carry the
state; that they did not want TO. They
were letting everything so and folks
got in the same careless mood. not seeing any
danger ahead. At the last moment consider
able money was put in some OF the congress
sional districts BY the democratic not with any
idea Of affecting the state, but TO help certain
think it worth while 10 do anything Of tho
sort.
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS GOT ORDERS.
"Again, the labor organizations got orders
just before the election day TO vote against ne.
The Homestead business and other labor trou-
bles made them disconnected. aud the secret
ballots they cast cut ne like the mischief To-
day there is no set Of men in the country who
regret il more than do these same men. Tney
are already suffering from the result of tho
election. They will realize that the conn
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fore the election. In Ohio factories wsre
running at full capacity, employing
two gangs of men. They had orders
ahead. The shock Of the election alone. With
out any regard 90 what the democrats NAV 10,
was enough 20 unsettle business to n consider
able extent Besides. men who had given big
orders to manufacturers have in many cases
Withdrawn the .orders, expecting that there
may be an extra session aud Immediate tariff
legislation which will enable them 10 get the
same goods cheaper abroad.
EFFECT on MANUFACTURE.
1.-The result in my state is that the manu.
factories running with only about half the
force they had before the election, and two
workmen are after one Job instead Of two jobs
after one man. There tin factory going
up to cost 81, 900 900. The work on AZ has been
stepped. OF course the workmeu feel this.
think about the same condition of affairs has
followed the election in other partr of the eoun-
try and it is bound to affect the democrats st the
next election. The democrats have hard road
before them. i think that whatever they do
they had better act promptly. From NV point
Of view TO have free trade would be q very bad
thing for this country. but the democrats
better afford to bring about absolute free trade
at once than they can to delay. even IL the DELAY
should result in retaining mach Of the present
policy Of the country. They must act promptly
or suffer greatly.
Il do not see how the democrats can fail 20
adopt free trade. unless they are ready 20 con-
pretenses.'