Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-08
sUsGEsIED cOHHEST.

Mckinley will tear our banners in
Isss.
sugar we1t Republican yesterday,
too.
The De0Ple apparently demand 8
change.
1t L almost certain that Maryland
sent Democratic.
Mckinley has broken the record a. =
vote gsttsr.
Itw1s Mckinley day all along the
IiDe yesterday.
Grove will never bulIdOze his party
10 COBgress again.
DOes Governor Pennoyer know thai
Nov. w@s e.ec1iou day?
Grover and the sugar trust heard
sDu5etbiDg drop Tuesday.
Asa r-zGOFer If queens and ehampisb
VI Chinese Cleveland IL saecsss-
ReDublc4Ds viii De abIe 10 eat two
Thanksgiving turkeys this year,
PeunsylyaniA returns 9 simply in
oomputAOls RepuDiIc4n m@jOnty.
5Outh Dakota refused to go dry.
lnzI country has teen dry too long.
Even New Jersey went Republican.
It elected an Anti-gamblers' legislature
American principles and Amene4u
prosperity received DO SETBACK yestei-
day.
A free trade, Van Allen, pro Chimes
administration eAnnOG Eun long in this
country.
Mckinley has dropped the junior
from his name. He is the Old nlAE
now.
Grover Cleyeland's MongoliAu sd-
minIslrAtion heard something drop yea
terdsy.
Pennoyer should appoint another
day TO render up thanks for the way
the election went
The independent Democrats ia New
York assisted grandly in the cause Oi
good government
One Of the first results Of the Rspub-
licAn victory is the drop of sugar Of
nearly a cent q pound.
Now bring on that Democratic ways
and means tariff bill The people will
make snort WorK Of it.
Protection is not fraud and uneon-
stitulionaI, Mr.. Neal, as you said it was
in your platform Of 1892
Grover had better appoint few more
cast-off British Lords to be American
ministers to foreign courts
Gov. Altgeld, the Illinois anarchist
paTdOner. has heard from the people OF
that state at their first opportunity.
Disheartened Populism has met it,
Waterloo in Kansas. That state is done
with its SOckless statesmen.
The people will get cheaper sugar
aud more employment at better wages
a. q result Of McKinley's victory.
The Democrats OF New York wilt
know better next time than to put W.
Hills ballot-boK suffer for judge.
That Long Island dude Van Allen,
who put up $50, 900 last year to elect
Grover, probably forgot to vote yesier-
day.
Oregon only feels sorry she was not
in the race yesterday. She would have
stood by Bill Mckinley and the Mc-
Kinley bin as we'll az Ohio.
II was the worst possible. time for
Democrats to hold an election, says
Grover. 1t always is when they are in
power. Their promises are 30 much
more agreeable than their performances
The Ministerial Union Of Eugene
voted al It's session that the Thanksgiy-
ing service would be held on Thursday,
Nov. 3Oth. in accordance with the
proclamation Of President Cleveland
according TO time hOnored custom
They will not observe Pennoyer day.
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When Mrs. Lease spoke In Grinnell,
Iowa. she dared any Republican To
stand up and give his reasons for be
longing 10 that party. The tail form
II Cobb Roberts was seen 10 sloWly rise
10 the audience. All eyes we're turned
oward him. aud Mrs. Lease paused
long enough to give hlm An oppartun-
10y 10 state why be plus his faith 10 the
Republican party. He said: II had a
great notion at one time 10 change my
politics. hut since the erAnks have all
n the Republican party aud joined
the Populists have drcided 90 stay