The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-14
TEE sAr,1r chr OF vfc7oRE
II soNaia.A tie seuss aaa Raiiiea ths Dene'
Gratis Throughout the un:es.
From tie LpnehJrrc N'rss

Gratis Throughout the Vn;eS.
Prom he Lprehcrrc Nrss
"So Force bill. no Negro Domination" wal
the war cry raised BY The SUS tho day aftel
the Chicago nominations. and 1t was taken M
and rung through the land by tho press and
stump orators OF the country from that day til
tho election. It had an electrical! efroct II
opened the eyes OF the peorle. and aroused
them to the threatened dangers ahead and a
full sense OF their duty. II solidiaod the South
from little Delaware to big Texas. and caused
the true patriots Of the Union to rally around
the Democratic flag. mo Forco bill. no Negro
Domination" carried tho dag.
Prom hs Bru,m,ek Times
THE SuN proved q friend OF Democracy
throughout. and It's fight against the Force
hill WIS tho forccst against any ISSUE during
sros, n. Bo.'on Herald.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Nov. 10.-"In tho South
the most potent influence was tho Force bill"
said Governor elect William A. MacCorklc.
with It's ever attending racial question. which
has bcco no 30 acute that in tho next Congress
the South will demand IN Interpretation by
constitutional amendment Of tho clause per-
mltting Federal interference with elections
I,om he Boston Herald.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 1O.--"Thc causes
leading to the sweeping Democratic victory
was the discomfort with recent Republican
administration and dissatisfaction upon the
'arilf. also decided fear Of the Force LII"
SAID 'orernor.elect Claude Matthews.
i,or tie Al m'a ton.y,uIop,
What was the verdict? No Mckinley law (!
No Forcc bill! No Negro Domination.
lt"m u. E',d, he.
tits q protest against that ininuitous md
un. Ancrcan pie'c OF legislation. the Force
bill.
Tr""h. L,l-h'r7 Bniip .tlr,a-,
Inc Force bill. with all its attcn liant brood
Of evils. may now he regarded ns mot oulr
dead. tut very dead" Hereafter no party vii.
be insane enough To advise tho resurroctioa
OF that Infamous measure.
iio" ,"s Nncpn Er.ein7 E.n
1t is all utter and entire reputation o. the
policy o! protection and Federal interrernnc.
with elections.
i'"r II. Ssrary, Ee.nin, Str,.
Thank Heaven. John ]. Davenport and his
infamous methods will! soon DO RELOCATED ia
the rear. A clean Democratic administration
has no use for leeches OF the Davcn port ella 49,
existing on Federal pap and useful only on
the most extraordinary occasions and 70: ,ht
most ncfarious purposes.
From, n. B!tincre UoH.
Mr.. Harrison attempted to make an issue
| for his party in the force bill. He did II. and
| IL WIS ono OF tuo tnlnRs that klIlcu MN. JUS
| rs Cleveland's tariff message defeated hin
! four years ago.
| iron,he Tein Ci'v Daily Sea.in.'.
| Tho Force bill is pretty dead. Thanl
| Heaven.
| From The Greens.oro Daily Record.
Our Republican friends have frequently in
| formed US during the recent campaign tina
the Force bill was n dead issue. killed by tn
Republican Senate. We. however. had YER
sufficient reasons for believing that the odiou
measure was only scotched. and while pre-
tending it was dead. was in reality only play
| ing postum" and to make suro tho Democrat
took n hand in the matter themselves.
| Prom u. Rom, Tribun-.
The Force bill policy. the issue raised b.
| President Harrison. is dend and buried. 1t /
n matter OF profound satisfaction to us that |
| became the supreme issue OF the campaiC
Just ended. Tho enemies OF tho Southern
States have loudly demanded the verdict o
the country on the Force Jill. and now the
have it.
| From Terms Sif,in1,.
| The Force bill is an issue that. steadil
pressed bv THE Sun. resulted in an unbroke,
South for tho Democratic ticket,