The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-14

ou5 of this erest fountain OF GGG's con-
ISOLATION. Ard. II, ;;eart 3 Vc'cs
srcm heaven, the voice 0! nan} w2'ert"'
TAEWaVS in Tae WAITE HOU5s.
Mr.. CT velxnds Rensios ac HIS Country
Seat aod Is nns Acces,ib ..
WARRINGTON, N3v. 7-PcesideDt
Cleveland remained a. Woodley today,
consequently twas 1mposslb!e to o.
tain from him az expression Of opioion
COL csrnirg yesterdays battle of TIE
bailo,s. 1t was given ont at the White
House that be was bus;ly engaged in
bis annual message to Congress. b1t
such was hardly true in vie" OF The
fact that the heads of the various de-
partmants have not yet facnished him
with the necessary DATA. The New
York papers were sent out t. rln as
soon as they arrived, auo he probably
spent the greater part of the DAY trying
to figure out wba5 1t all Means. He
NAV have derived some satlsf ctiQn
from the news that "SilVer-1oilar'
Bland will not have 40 opportunity 10
revive the free silver question IL The
next Congress. Thus three high priests
OF free trade, Mugwumpry and free
silver, respectively. are to be eliminated
from the next House.
The member of tie Cabinet we're nat
inclined to discuss the result of yester-
DAYS election. They undoubtedly have
some very pronounced views on the
subject, but they realtZ. that silence is
golden at this stage IL the proceedings.
Oae member of the clblnet said that
there was but one explanation of the
result and that was that democrats
were divided and the Republicans
united
SENATOR FAULKNERS SURPRISE.
Senator Faulkner was at headquar-
ters today trying to look as cheerful as
| possible under the circumstances. de
made no attempt to conceal his SUI
prise at the remarkable avalanche Of
Republican votes in almost every d!-
rect,on. Up to the last moment be
Hoped and expected that the Democrats
would control the organization OF the
next House Of Representatives. Io re-
ferring to the constantly increasing
army of II told you so,' Senator
Faulkner says:
CROKER AS A POLITICAL PROPHET.
There was only one man who ever
| intinated to me that such a landslide
was possible, and that man was Rich
ard Croker. Some time ago Ae was
present at a meeting of the committee
In New York Hethen declared that
no matter how much We fought or hoW
! well, Republicans would sweep the
country. Hill would be beaten, be
asserted, New York city would be lost
and the whole couatry would go tae
saue way.
II asked him how be, who said he
was out of politics, could find reasons
upon which to base such an opinion.
"Ol," be exclaimed, with wave Of
bis hand toward tee gentlemen IN
question, "1hen l Want to find ort
what the political sentiment is dent
ask Martin or Gllroy or the leaders. l
get on street cars and go down the
street and talk with men who have
voted, and who don't know who am,
and find out in that way the real drift.
eyes" continued Senator Faulkner,
"Croker was the only man, | repeit,
who ever intimated the result, and he
did the sams ching before the electicn
| in 1890. NJ one expected SUCH De
mocratIc victory then, but Richard
Croker declared there would be land
slide in onr favor"
There were very few telegrsms re.
ceiyed by the committee this mornlag
and most Of these were from the South
confirming the election of Democratic
Congressman in various districts.
TRAITORS IN THE DEPARTMENT.
Throughout the departments there is
general rejoicing at the announcement
that Representatives I. Docksry, OF
Missouri, and Holman of Indiana, are
among those who fell outside the
breast works. Dockery made Elmself
unpopular By reason of his plan for the
reorganization of the departmental
service and Holman IS equally unpop-
ular because Of his false ideas OF ecor-
omy. But few regrets are heard at the
defeat of Springer, the author OF the
popguu tariff bills In the last Congress
or Bynum, Tom Johnson or Cultivate.
Some anxiety Is felt for Gen. Sayrus
of Texas, the present chairman OF the
committee on appropriations, who is
regarded as one OF the ablest Democrats
in the House. Nearly all of sne ex
tremists on the Democratic side OF the
House are reported among the missing,
STARTLING, BUT NOT TRUE.
The most startling news received
| here today was the announcement that
North Carolina has been probably cap
tured by the Republican fusionists,
which means the defeat OF both Se1s-
tors Ransom and Jarvis.
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS LOST,
The indications are that the Repub-
| licans will gain control of the Senate,
If they have but one majority 1t will
not take them long to increase their
number, as there will surely be several
contests from the Western States. The
Republicans can always be relied upon
to look after their own friends III a
contested election cases. In the House
there will be number of contests
from the Southern States. In South
Carolina the Republican committee en-
couraged Republican nominations in
every Congressional district, with the
understanding that in the event OF Re.
publican success contests would tollo Y.
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