Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-13

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cssiuuhtIv If III h" 'e<,' r1lltt
wlli@i,tt.Q ttu, ,ik tttt rnn*t tt4ntAnt>
ton IN tv~rv :n1tnlS tnal'. III /, to
the ,tt.tt TIA, V't days f"rnblIca|>
def~nt VIII I h. cttl*y4 u4leltre u *nu= w.
fortunate ;autititati"r, al Il that 'hju4*
would t;t',+ tit eli ~ Fefttt* II 1s"' pa 'y>
had hbtl ~ ih*r G,.,:= vi: u: I'D >.
The republican, party l;ifnWs how Ia
ncctrt i:s=&>1 &>frattltte hf:= i NA.eI:* a|,'
bist,f f.tl :e.n** v ri O :Hht such i':eF~
able ilatal,..tss OF *pi:tt a@ This. In the
hot:r. Ut it, rtverr.,tett }.At,. onr VIII
better deserves Tie y t4tra,l'y II every
member rf II ,ElAn IT. Vto.* 'u%"'h"
wreck of h"t1>r't,lh hnrp "a ard
the TIT, r,t*s If ti*t'i II by sh- r"o'
plr, si's " 18th cnln, dignity nnn'nv"h,
Carrying his burdens H. hlAufIl;y ts h+
has csrrI, d them for four y~n1s pa~'.
A VOID Of >uch Il tle.ti II upon p't~'.
dent l:trr:s III. n revival If vi jail
ousie] aud rivslrjt~ to exlilA1n AWAY
HI event which .irt+ itt An lit al
such explanation, ~ beth unErntf 'un
and un:rs.e
No hont st man, hooking ut thu fly
ure. presented by tIt te'itn retu1 i's,
will Pretend trr a moment that amy
such u,f.ut wa i Ntyl,'ua1, That the.
personal J. m~nt could have played
any cnn-tti rAblr part in either dir
ectinn, nr hat th- republican, party
would haze won Agnillst the Influences
which m.>led the proplt. though 1t
could htve calte tn It., aid onr If t:,o-r
leaders IT lts pu4: who rcver failed In
their appeals. Whatever else nlny
have teen done INV isely. there Is no
more questions now than there wa
last June that the party, in nominal
Ing Nr. Harrison, put it, most avail
able mAn ut the front. Badly beaten
Is he has (een, We do not believe that
there is q living republican who would
have Jared b, tier IN Tuesday lust. If
it comes to q question Of peraonal pre-
ference. it IL ludicrnns to say that
Grover Cleveland is individually more
popular than Benjamin Harrison.
Not an element Of unpcpularl'y has
ever been a<crlbeti to the latter which
tines Mt b.Iorg III equal or greater
degree To the former. Aud the p tsl"
dent, ever since his party placrd him
In the field, has HE'LL Il ~r1entld leader.
Unruf1lvd. courteous mindful of v hal
Wa. due him, 10 his party, To the PET
pte. he las comma ntd untT+'s,l r..
spect. Tn this canlpri IN hr mnsl''
one iuva!u4hte rn,trsbu'inr. he Itrr@~
tinted Hi administrator without srau~
dal and without failure.
No purity ever, IN the times of pea"r,
had more satisfactory record nu
which t" apptnA tn the country Than
Mr.. H4rrI'on gave IN the republicans
IF h. ttu- lna,le mistakes, It Air view
did mt in ul| agr'e with t'1o,e of Il
mhjorlty ri the people. thpH we're al
least Advocated IN vii nctrity. ~
aauv m4u btlteyes Mr.. Harrl>'1u Il
. hypncr11e* There II 20 er:'ay o' his
who u i'll not say Int 1lr l'u> kept So
high hvfnre him during his Wlntl4. ID
minlst1ation .ht id+al of liz duty ~
president of the-t. United :@tnte-. and
TINT he i,na Ivrft}rutd it 10 bt-t A3 liz
could.
Whuiee+r Wert The rtAf,,t.s 10 iu1lu
ence the nn.inn to nlnke ti!4 change
hoW+ver f,l!Aclnu- the thrnrIe@ ut
which they ACTED and however nnf'r
tun.te the RESULTS that are likely 70 ett'
SUE, 1t il only the petty ani malignant
soul that cun find ia the event u tel
of the relative MI rits Of leadership
1t i. only the craven who leaves hH
leader Ind .purn4 him When he hat
lost bn'tle, not frnrn negte It or inca
pacity, but because advantages TOT
great to he overcome were un the 4'd'
of the enemy. President Hurri>on dr.
serve. the gratitude, The respect, tin
sympathy ami the admiration OF re-
pub1icAn4 everywhere to-day, ant
whatever Interpretation may I've pu
upon his defeat far r.-r!ection, 1t viii
be everywhere conceded that 1t due
not imply popular condemnation u
tbs administration which all Admit t.
have been az wise aud able uB it va
free from stain.