The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

can strength had been in sIme meas
ure impaired, the republican pluraii
ties in those states were:
II!ncis...........-.. ...--.--.-..--...-.. - :?
lOwa......... 81
....-....... 81 ID
Nenraska......... ..-.. .. ......... "a ~
Mlnnesota........-... ...............-.
wiscon,in..... ........................-.2 81 -
In previous presidential years ih,
republican pluraliti=s hal been ev L
larger. At the present moment every
one of these states is in doub.. They
have been revolu'ionized by a Cam
paign at education and by the uprlsip:
Of the agricultural population urdel
the independent: banner of the
Farmers alliance. They are nj
longer to b. c,unted on as republican
states II any one of them is retaine
in the republican c,lumn il can only
b, after Il great struggle Here j.
the proof OF The political revolution
since 1888:
In Illinois in 1890 the democratic
C mgr, ssion,l vote was 342, or, the
alli.bce 20 e sos ami the Iepubii.
can vote 81 800. leaving the repub:i.
cans in minority OF 81 ,420. The
congress ional delegation was changed
from 13 republicans mi Z lem Gratis
to II democrats and 6 republicans.
In Iowa in 1889 the DEM era ic
governor was elected by 1928 plural
ity. In 1890 the democratic vote
was 1874, 49,. the alliance v,te 1 72O
and the republican vote 1S5, 772, leav-
ing the republicans in a minority of
IL 20. The congressional delegation
was changed from IL republicans and
] democrat to 6 democrats and ) re-
publicans. In 1891 the vote was {:
Democratic. 207,575 Alliance, IL
91s; republican. 1856, 759; republi-
can minority, 1874.
In Kansas in 1890 the democratic
and alliance vote was 167, 4S5 ami the
122.6S2; republican mi
nority, A 500. The congressional
delegation was changed from Z repub-
licsns to 5 farmers alliance and 2
republicans
In Nebraska in 1890 the votes on
we're: Democratic, 30.
'33; farmers alliance, 1887; re-
publican, 72,S79. The majority of
he democrats over the repu blicans
vas 1850. and the republican mi.
,ority on the combined vote 62,S51.
For governor in 1890 the votes were
Democratic, II 1881 ; farmers alliance,
O,1s7; republican, 6S. 1913; repub-
lean minority. 1850. The congress
ional delegation was changed from 5 |
epubii 'ans to l democrat and 2 farm.
rs ALTAR ce. In 1891 the state legis-
ature on JOINT ball i was SO demo-
rats, 6S farmers alliance and % re-
'ublicans. The previous legislature
lad been On joint ballot 1O3 republi-
ans, % democrats and 2 independ-
nts.
In Minnesota in 1890 the Congres.
onal vote was: Democrat, So 943
Democratic and Farmers Alliance,
0. 3O6; Farmers Alliance, 24,57O;
15l S19; Republican, 9S.-
l6; Republ can minority, SO, SOB
D 1891 the Stale Legislature was On
int ballot 100 Democrat and Farm
s Alliance and 6s Republicans. In
$50 he Congressional delegation was
hanged from 4 Republicans to 3 De- !
Ocrats, l Farmers Alliance and II
epublicap.
In Wisconsin in 1890 the Congre..
Dnal vote stood: Democrats, 161 ,9O1
epublicans. 12S, 40; Democratic
ajority, 1871 On Governor,
emocratic. 16O,3SS; Republican 1872,
IS; Democratic plurality, %, 800.
ne whole Democratic ticket was ell
ted. The delegation was changed :
ON z Republicans and 2 Democrats i,
8 Democrats and Republican. :
Was a political revolution more
mplete?
Shall the revolution be allowed to
backward or forward or shall the l
mpaign of education be continued !.
rough the aid of she Western Demo- :
attic Campaign Fund and the revo- S
ton go forward. 1t Is for the peo- u
E to decide. q