New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
TO-DAY'S CONGRESS ELECTIONS.
THE MEANING OF A NICTO

THE MEANING OF A VICTORY.
From The NewYork Press.
The defeat Of the Wilson bill wouil restore conf
dence and prosperity everywher" The LECTION OF
the Republican candidates Quigg ana H'grds, ~
bv CONGRESS and the Nation as a demand for the
rejection Of the Wilson bill and W9ula pronapy r 81,
XIVth and XVIII Congress districts contain about
one.third Of the registered voters Of this city and
against the cause Of American industry.
VOTERS KNOW TARIFF REFORM" NOW
From The Buffalo Express.
There has been Congress election in N YORK
in years which has caused 50 mucn hctv n'ts
the XVII ana XVIII districts. 1t Is koE year
to try 70 elect candidate on lnc n1nrr is
last They have an Illustration OF IN tne .n H.
son bill and the income tax. ANA th"y nav an IL
lustration Of its effects in the idle workshops.
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.
From The Newark Advertiser.
The outcome Of the Congressional elections IN
New-York city tomorrow Will be watchtd WIN ~, ine
lows ana Ashbcl T. Fitch both Democrats were
returned by puraies Of 500 ana mv". nS IS%.
huge purslites are destined to disappear pemo r
dates Who are making Protection the sole and vital
issue OF the campaign A SURPRISE IS III S'oie ior
the citizens OF Ncw-NOrk tomorrow
sHOUIA SETTLE THE WILSON BILLS FATE
From w. Albany Express.
The special elections to fiji vacancies In the NlNth
and XVth CongressionaI districts take place Tues
dav and I'm spite OF the fact that the districts
were carried In 1892 by heavy I,enocrhuc maori 70,
tics the Republicans are hopeful OF eiectlns the i
candidates. a Democratic defeat tomorrow shoull
settle the fate OF the Wilson bill.
THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY FOR JUDGMENT
From The Mail and Express.
The special elections in the XVIII and XVIII Con-
prcssonal districts Will be important III IA
tional sense. They will be The hrst opportunity
that any political constituencies nave ndd 10 i9r
maily pass judgment upon Professor WiSo D
Victory for Protection tomorrow may send enough
Democratic waverers In the House OF h1presenta
lives 10 the right side 20 defeat IL there Let every
nuaiihed elecor vote and let every Intelligent one
Vote for Protection and against the income TAX
THE LAST SCREWS IN IT'S COFFIN.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
~ ,vo Republican Congressman should be elected
I'm New-York city on Tuesday II VIII De the TWO
last screws twisted into the I'D Of the collin Of
the Wilson bill
GIVING DEMOCRATS GREAT CONCERN.
From The Boston Journal
Novv II is said that Boss Cookers visit 10 Wash
t,o,on was not TO fight the income tax, but to have
,he voting on the Wilson bill postponed until after
,he Two special Congressional elections In New
York CITY These elections are apparently giving
Democratic leaders great concern. lhey are a
pebiscitum OF the wage-raihcrs whch may nave
an important influence In Washington
A MANDATE TO ARIFF-WRECKERs.
From The New York Recorder.
In ordinary campaigns these two districts are
great democratic strongholds. with pluraites re
snectiveIv of 5000 and HOO If those piurahties
melt away and Republican pluranties lake thelr
Mace II will DE a mandate 10 the tarlH- Wreckers
WcKiniev ACT and the Wilson bill. with It's abhor-
rant ncome-fax tail are. therefore on trial before
the voters Of the XVIII and XVth congressional
districts