The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-11
A Republican Victory in Every
State Where Elections Were
Held Tuesday.

Held Tuesday.
The result of Tuesdays elections
shows which way the wind is blow
ing. 1t is a forerunner of the cyclone
the Democrats may expect in 1896.
Mckinley is elected Governor Of
Ohio owe Neal hy morc than 10000.
jackson is elected Governor of
Iowa over Bots by $4,000.
G~rceuhagle. the Republican candi-
date for Governcc of Massachusetts,,
elected by 30,0CG over his Democratic
opponent.
The Republican ticket il New York
elected by big majority.
The Republican .:arty i, in smiuor-
Ity in the House OF Representatives.
1t is in a minority il the United
States Senate. Lite enemies hold the
Presidency and the Vice Presidency.
The Chict Magis;racy Of the great
State of New York, second only in
dignity to the Presidential office, is
held by o Democrat. Massachusetts
and Iowa have Democratic Governors.
The party of Sumner and Lincoln, of
Grant aud Blaine, is out of Office and
out of power in many States in which
it formerly controlled O minority of
votes. Yet the spirit of Republican,
ism was never more virile and de-
tcTmined than it is to-day: the al
legiance of the Republican masses to
the uniying Republican principles of
liberty, patriotism aud justice was
never more firm; the dependence of
the vast business and Industrial in
terests and the honest citizenship of
the nation on the Republican party
was never more complete.
RepLblicanism is the one great
organized fierce on the side of good
government. American interests and
fair elections. 1t is the stalwart
champion of American labor
a gaIIst the runious and treason
BILE policy of free trade; the stead
fast defender of the homes of America
from the degradation and pauperi>'m
that must follow the surrender of the
American market to foreign monopo-
lists and their industrial serfs. 1t is
the only reliance of the business men
of the country for just and so und
financial legislation. Ii is the sol"
bulwark of the ballot box against the
thugs and thieves who are end.lvpr-
ing to pollutc the franchise.
In national and State affairs De-
mocracy has been both imbecile and
corrupt. The Democratic party ha,
shown itself utterly Incapable OF AL
justing the finances OF the nation on
an enduring and equitable basis. IL
has brought about an uuspeakahly
disastrous panic by departing from
the safe path marked out by RepnhIi-
can craftsmanship. II ha: ~ ait
the most vital Interests %; \n-n..
wage carriers, closed the hpnrS ma
titudes of fatories aud r~arric'i y'.,.ri,
and distress into hullr'!> - 'rri--
ands Of homes by its thrcai To ~ -
away all protection to Am"ricrn Ill
dustry. Its leaders in i'un@r"-- hav,.
boldly seconded the work ~ ~t'rmnp |
cratic scoundrels in %plannin. ca .ne
against the ballot by ps>siug ,.a,4-h
the House a bill Withdrawing "vrrs
national safeguard from tn. ballot
box.
liepublicanism means Am-rira"I~m.
IL means the rule of III" p..,.ie
through an interrupted ballot: h,"~t
and economical government; II ru', 81
ry in which every citizen IN -,'rj.
trust; high wages tor the VIZ "a.
rnan; broad and patr,p 49,
ship which uphoii> ever, Arar1.m
interest. Temporary r..v 20 ..urs
shatter its might. for it = t,.,"t , 'r
the eternal priari9'-- ."aIrr
freedom and equal riga;-