Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-10
WHAT THEY SAY.
r,rbrican Defeat Attributed
TO the Tariff,
AK OF VOTES, SAYS QUAY.
,5a Dl,coY.rs that Protection Is mol
RtpubliCanlSm.
,,urnlemwAY orrnEE TRADE
-, an ,hr Democratic Victory
Palmer aud sprinE'r'-f"rs'E"
pr.ss Comments.

vAsnlyaToS, Nov. 0.-Attorney
o,rsrA Miller, Postmaster General
w.n.makcr and General Neazey
,,I,sd the President during the fore
,,onaod offered all the consolation
'o..Ible a, the phrly's defeat. Each OF
hem declined to suggett any possible
,,napalon for the Republican losSee'
nm, p,rsstent reporter stuck to At
,o,osy General Miller and asked: $40
wnat do YOU attribute the unexpected
llnGslldt2" 1900, ,.,,.,., .
.,nnent and replied quietly: "Wben
man hes got smallpox ne uOeeh't care
much how he got It,"
secretary OF State Foster attributed
R,mblican defeat 10 the tariff Issue.
M party, he SAID, challenged the
indsmrnt Of the country on the Me.
TinIry bin and the verdict must lbs
sccsnied az the will OF the people that
different policy ehnll be adopted.
nthrr questions entered somewhat
Intn the current, but not 10 such an
,xtent "A materially 10 affect the re.
mi. nor would 1t lave beun different
n inner candidates had been selected
az other leaders managed tho cam.
tai,n. No administration ever went
iefofe the country with clearer re-
c5rd. It "a the policy, mot the person.
mel Of the administration that hes
been condunuei. In this view the
secretary was gfatiiled that Cleveland
was likely TO br sustained by pari Y
majority IN both DrunChoB Of CongIess,
70 The new policy viii have q fair trial.
THE REAL CAUSE Oh DEFEAT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 0.--S nalor
Quay srflvoi this morning from Pittg.
bufg AMI soon went TO Republican
STATE headquarters. Quay silently
shook hands with calssiH anu then
sitting down snld: "'rhis IL awful"
Turning 10 Collector Cooper, he asked:
"wha, nave you heard9 What have
We ayed?" Collector Cooper told
him the situation OF niiairs aud 10 the
question. $40 what do you attribute
Republican deieal?" Quay replied:
slack OF votes" He would say
nothing further.
REID OPENS HIS EYES.
NEW YORK, Nov. o. - whltclaw
REID did not come 10 town today from
Ophlr Farm. He remained up until
after 2 u. IN. awaiting the returns. He
arose late and spent tine day resting.
While greatly disappointed ut the sue.
ee,s Of the Democrats, he said his own
defeat caufed him no personal un up.
pines.
evidently the whole OF the Rspub.
lican party does not approve Of the
Protection policy" he said. "rhe
TACT that disaster was not confined to
one or two doubtful States, but had
extended to California, Illinois, Wis.
consih, clt.fly shows that II was due 10
tendency affecting the party through.
Out the country. Obviously many
Republicans thought the tann hal
gone too far. In view OF this IL il
probably best that the Democratic vic.
tory has been complete" Mr.. Reid
rays he has no Intention OF entering
tN"N h'N ebain.
wATTEpsoS spEAKs.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. O.-Watter.
son wiz hay In n lesding article to-
morrow; The vote Tuesday IL prlmar.
ny ana decisively against the policy
OF protection. The Transaction In the
national Democratic convention on
lhat point left nothing to do but con.
suuouon. The response which Mr..
cleveland gave TO the platform was
conclusive and cheered tho hearts of
honest tnriU reiOrmers all over the
Ihnd. The answers OF the masses were
Spontaneous anu overwheIming, IL
pu.s DOUBLING Democrats to shame for
VONMulce' IL Is IN announcement 10
Alnetlca ana the world that the gov
Eminent OF the United States at last
nM stepped out OF the paths OF bondnpe
" pto'ecIonism aud on the broad omen
kind. "" "' iii"h'
ADLAI busy.
bLooMlNdluS, ILL.,, Nov. 0.-It WAS
s MO O'Clock this morning before MIR.
g,,e'enson anu family were able 10 ro.
Wy, owing to the tremendous crowd
NJ, Insisted on shaking hands with
az a, stevenson and Offering congratu.
nuGhs' Tue front of the house iooked
oauly wrecked this morning. me
v,oNus mad broken down the front
poIcN, anu the yard looked ma ia
s s,ove OF cattle had been through n
S, NV, was busy all day today reno.
lug lug .eiegramn Of congratulation which
o o,. from all over the country. A mong
v u'u he received one from the char,
o onn o. lhe West Virginia committee
I'a'nilng that s,nte for the Democracy
ss,h ~ Gray Of Indiana saws tS,t
~ \ ood mas gonoDemooratic BY 5000
HILL INTERVIEWED.
G, A.lnANY, N. y, Nov. 9-ITp,tsd
t.,,'yl senator David b. HIN WINS In,
a , ,'d,.,' by Representatives OF tbe
, ,..,.,.ated Press this evening on ill.,
,n ,aults OF Inc election. Alter exnrsss.
iSss ieluc'auce to talk, mn reloIcsa J,
and said: 'uocrh'ic party,
fo, H ~ y not only a peraonal t,lnmnb
hn, Cleveland andH Just trilulo io M,
tinia' vIhulcution oi Democratic min
sir -, which he championed. trns,
~, Victory Will carry viii 4, uuSt