Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

nv professional brethren. feel that the country
owes him great gratitude for bis excellent
Judicial appointments. Certainly We citizens
81 the District have much 90 thank him FOR.
He has always given On attentive and sympa-
thesie ear 10 our needs"
Nh. MARTIN Y. NORRIS.
Naturally, am very much delighted" re-
marked Mr.. Martin +. Morris. because o. Mr..
Ceveiand's election. In my opinion the result
was due to the FAC, that the people Of the country
bad determined 60 think and act for them
selves The tendency Of the republican party
IL 10 build up a moneyed aristocr.cy, endsngcr-
ing the liberties OF our people. and realizing
this the country Yesterday put lie foot down
upon Il. I think, too, the people have
lection. Protection. in . word, /. paterinaism.
and that is antagonistic 10 American principle.
Lincoln never aid truer thing than that 'fhi.
government of the people, by the
peopi~ and for the people have
known Mr.. Cleveland longer perhaps than
has any other man here, and I always be-
heved that he the strongest man the
party could have nominated. Cleveland's
personality was stronger than the psrty's
PLATFORM, for the people not only knew
him, but they also believed IN him The wis
dom OF his nomination has been completely
vindicated. Every interest Of our country Il
safe in his banda"
HEALTH OFFICER HANxErr.
How do like the result Of the electious-
repeated Health ofioer Hammctt We'll, I
have always been q democrat. so cannot we'll
say do not like the result But was never .
partisan hold Office under an bipartisan gov
ernment ana have In my appointnsnts never
asked the politics Of an applicant That best
explains my sentiments"
GEN. DAN MscAuLHx
Gen. Dan Msoauley, appointment clerk Of the
Treasury Department. who went 20 Indiana for
the election, struggled out Of the debris and
escaped TO Washington.
1T was a thorough uprising Of the people"
he said today, speaking Of the general result
IT was undoubtedly a vigorous demand OF
the people FOR . different order Of thing-
whether they viii get any good from IL remains
TO be seen. There will be a great many states
men out Of o job on the 4th OF March"
PRIVATE SECRETARY HaLFoRn
Private Secretary Halford has returned from
Indiana He confines his remarks upon tho
election to the simple statement that he is afraid
the republicans did not have votes enough.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL SHIELDS
Gen. Shields the assistant attorney general
for the Interior Department. returned TN.
morning from his home in Missouri. where he
was engaged in the campaign. He said that
the results Of the election showed. in his opin-
ion, that the people Of the country were dissat-
isfed with the policy Of the republican party.
In Missouri during the closing days Of the CAM
paisn the democratic speakers made much ~
the fact that the price of wheat was lower this
year than ever before. Gen. Shields said that
people were apt 20 attribute 20 the party in
power the blame for duh times or for any lack
Of business prosperity.
SUPERINTENDENT PORTER.
Mr.. Robert p. Porter, when asked what ne
thought. said: We'll, the working people are not
satisfied with good times. they want something
which they viii not get, better times"