Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-11-22
SOME EDITcHI.L OPINIONS.


teriay DO not Indicate Ina, the reruhi-
can victory i likely 10 be followed ry
any especial business revival. TheE
show a steady and gradual improvement.
but no great advance. nothing to sho~
that the country has got rid OF business
nightmare 10y dismssns the democrats.
The bank clearances arr mounting "
and the volume OF trade IS generally in
creasing. but there Is nothing tranSpiring
at all different from what WAS going on a
month ago. Business is better and the
but the process is much like the circles
which are formed by dropping stone in
the water, each circle Of improvement is
necessarily wider than the previous one.
4 steady and gradual Improvement is all
that the people have any reason to ex-
pect. business conditions have no. al.
tered one jot from what they were before
the election, and the voters will soon
find il out. The lesson will undoubtedly
be worth something 10 them. II will be
Disappointing, no doubt but the sooner
the people OF this country learn that no
political party has corner on business
salvation, the better il will be for their
best interests. Seattle Telegraph.
Our republican brethren insisted that
the democratic party vas responsible for
the hard times, because they began i'm
mediately after the result Of the 92 elec.
tons was known. They told US good
times would come ii the republican par
ty Won this fall. Now that they have
swept everything, they stand Us off.
They say we must wait 4 couple or three
years for good times. We are moved to
think that the great victory our friends
are celebrating is merely an exemplitica-
ton OF the adage that the Lord loves a
cheerful liar. He must, for he has bless.
ed the cheerful republican liars and given
| them the earth.-Chehalis Nugget.
From this point Of view the whole Am
erican people, whose interests tower fal
above those OF party, and whose sympa
thies at bottom are as wide as are oul
boundaries, may we'll be thankful at the
outcome OF TUESDAYS election in the
Southern States. They may we'll fee
that amid its startling surprises and pain
iul disappontments, their guardian ange
saw to it that the republic should receive
no detriment There is pledge Of rein
tegration and fraternity, OF safety and Q
progress, in the amazing fact that the
next House OF Representatives will con
tain as many Republicans spontaneously
chosen By the white voters Of the South
as it will Democrats elected by Northern
constituencies. With such q spectacle
before them, with such a rainbow OF pro
mise in the Southern sky, the good sens,
and the patriotism OF Republican leader:
will mpel them to repress with wrath
and anger the attempt OF any man to whe
anew the edge OF sectional contention, ant
the expiring embers OF Southern alarm
and animosity.
The result OF Tuesdays election in the
Southern States justifies at least the hope
and it will be the fault OF Northern Re
pubiicans il it does not constitute guar
antee, that hereafter in this country poll
teal parties will be formed on intellectual
and moral, no. on sectional lines. Il
signifies that local prejudice and geo
graphical politics will not again he suffer
ed to disturb the solution OF fiscal and
monetary problems, the devotion to high
patriotic aims, and the recognition Of in.
ternational duties.-N. y. sun.
Ii New York is chastened into a meek.
ness that will last through the next ma
tional democratic convention We have a
smile to mix with our ars.-Snohomish
Democrat
The young Car Nicolas, who by his
fathers death becomes the absolute ruler
OF l26, 100000 human souls, is only TWEEN
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