The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-28

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nsn,'ssrstsr.,,srty, ssss s according to the yer,
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pssrs later the Democrats "a ca a,.ota6
House by l4s to 81, and IN iot4 ere e,e'.S "a
pix President. But in ls4o, tne .ha n
pesr of LPolk's administrator, sus
Whissscarried, the House, ana Two 81; 60
later elected their candidate ZOE
dent, Gen. Taylor. ~ .,o Damo-
orsts ewent the country by great hs-
;~,-;tv and in 1852 there was q isho-
@ JI;ds @sosin. the Democratic candlaate,
% FrsnES;n Pierce. carrying every STATE
but four. ,,,or favor
veered and the Democrats 1851 con ntloi ",
the House, Nathaniel ?. banks oeius .,s
elected Speaker. The Democracy came
into power again in 1856, ou1 TWO ysa.0
later. midway Buchanan's aonlnis ~
tion. the Republicans once lnoie w
tsined control Of the House: .,a
In 1852, in the midst OF the "sr, .n,seG sn
nonular sentiment was greatly aiou'o Pc
sus;nst the administration, anu s
r. n,orrsts made immense gains ~ tuo
-,;SdJe States and carried the NC"
VI Governorship. During the re-
con.trnc,ion period the army was w
,>ou,erfnia factor in certain STATES 20
pY" aps,",y ,,,uch vent to the popular Will,
~ S,t in 1874, in the middle or GRANTS
second term, the Democrats caIrieo
Ibe House again by large msJorisy.
'Gar6ssd was elected in 1880, but TWO
vesrs later the Democrats carried the
..o,,ntry against the Arthur adminlstra-
ion and IN 1854 seated Cleveland IN
he Presidential chair. In 1885 they
,early lost the House, having but 8
neagre majority of Is, wheareas IN the
,rior House they had IS majority.
Benjamin Harrison was elected Presl-
eut in 1883, and with him a Republl-
an House of Representative, and two
ears later came another Democratic
audslide, which was followed by still
mother in 1892, when Cleveland was
lected 8 second time, only to be over
shelmingly repudiated again in 1854.
Thus the political pendulum has
wung for more than half century.
irst to one side and then to the other.
An analysis of these changes shows
iiferent causes operating at different
lines. Sometimes they have been In
iuenced by panics, sometimes by
strikes, sometimes by the general un.
rest of the people, but underneath all
these causes will be found, as rule,
the broken promises of party leaders.