The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-25
OPINION OF THE PRESS.

\. Y. Tribune.
OPINION OF THE PRESS.
Men are often greater in defeat
than in victory, and President Harrison
is an example.-Toledo Blade.
This is n great day for the mug
wump. He looks upon the result az
his own work and he claims every
thing Journal.
1T was German hostility to the re
publican atttitude.on the school question
which carried Illinois for Clevelan d.
This victory" may have an unpleas-
ant heritage. boston Journal.
The people of the United States
seem to think they want more of
Grover Cleveland. The people of the
United States have exhibited surpris-
ingly poor taste. Kansas City Jour
nal.
ES"One of the gentlemen Who will
not be attorney general under the
Cleveland regime is Hon. Wayne Mac
Veagh. Tammany says that all new
converts must remain on probation for
at least four years.-Minneapolis Trib-
une.
CS Strange as it may seem to demo-
Gratis, there is a larger probability of
breaking the solid south during the
next four years than there has ever
been. The republican party will carry
several southern states in 1S96.-Miu-
neapolis Journal.
h-r !, H.
Tammany gang-the organized evil
and ignorance of the city of New York
seems to have worked successfully.
But it is gratifying to know that they
will all live to despise each other more
thoroughly than they do at this time
n. y. Advertiser.
cB- The republicans have probably
lost the senate as well as the presi-
dency. Thus the democrats will find
themselves in complete control of the
executive and legislative branches of
the government simultaneously for the
first time since ante-bellum days.-St
Louis Globe Democrat.
e3""The democratic party is the
party of the Masses" may do for talk
in the north, but the democrats should
be careful tc confine it to this section
or they will offend the aristocratic
classes of the south who do not believe
in universal suffrage. and in this way
Justify their frauds at the polls.-Chi.
cago Inter Ocean.
q Every republican paper in the
country is in favor of the extra session
of congress. The democrats are now
beginning to back water on the repeal
of the Mckinley law. Are they cow
ards before their victory is a week old?
Why let this tariff robbery (?) go on
for another year when it can be re-
pealed in March?-Iowa State Regis
ter.
S-Religious and race prejudices
were appealed to. The republicans
were industriously charged with being
the enemies of the foreign born and
with harboring the purpose of sup
pressing their church schools and their
language By such acts tens of thou
sands of foreign-born citizens in Hi
nois and Wisconsin were induced to
vote against the party.-Burlington
Hawkeye.
BThe Journal hopes the demo-
Gratis will keep faith with the people
and carry out the pledges and prom
ises made in their platform and during
the campaign. There will be no ex-
cuse for their not doug it, for they will
have the power. The people have
placed the power in their hands DELHI
erately and with full knowledge of
what the party was pledged to do, and
they have a right TO expect that it will
redeem its pledges. - indianapolis
Journal
- Democratic orators and writers
have persuaded the country that the
Mckinley tariff is oppressive, IMPROVE
dent and vicious, and the country has,
with practical unanimity, commits
stoned the democratic party to undo
the ruinous work of the Fifty-first coz
gress and inaugurate fiscal and eco
nomic transformation. In the face of
such a condition of affairs Mr.. Cleve-
land cannot afford to postpone the peo-
pies deliverance for whole year. 1t
would be inexcusable. - Washington
Post.
~ Protection for American homes,
for American workingmen and Amer
lean farmers, an honest dollar for hon
est men and policy of foreign trade
extension by all the benefcent infiu-
ences of reciprocity may all suffer as
saults in the four years to come. But
we can trust the sober second judg-
ment of the American people. in the
light OF another but recent experience
with the free trade and fraudulent sill
yer democracy, to do again in 1896 what
it did with that party at the close of
the first Cleveland experiment, and
turn the incompetents out-N. Y. Mail
and Express