The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
INDIANA.
The State Republican by 4o,Ooo ana
All the congressman Defeated.

IndianapoIis Ind. November 7.-Returns
received at the republican state coihhit-
tee headquarters today indicate tnat the
repub leans will capture every one OF the
thirteen congressional districts by cleth
maiorities. The only one in doubt is the
eleventh. In the fourth. Watson has car
ried two counties and the defeat or Holman
by at least SOC seems sure. In the hIth
Cooper has been beaten and in the thlfd
Tracewell republican, has pulled through
by at least 1900. In the sixth Johnson is
elected without doubt, and in the seventh
Henry has defeated Bynum by at least
250O The returns for the other districts
are still meager. From the hgures alFeady
in however such gains are Indicated that
it is very doubtful if the democrats will
capture u single congressman. returns
from the state show that Indiana has gone
republican by about $4,000. perhaps 5J'OO0'
the legislature being surely republican,
This Finishes gt.
Ipdianapolis Ind, November 1.-THE re-
publicans have carried Indiana py upwards
of 10000 capturing both branches OF ths
legislature They carry every one OF the
thirteen congressional districts by plurali-
ties ranging from 400. the figures by when
Holman is defeated to 1900
To Antagonize Voorhees,.
Elkhart, Ind, November 7-Hon. James
S. Dodge. of this city. has been announced
as a candidate for United States senator
to succeed Senator Voorhees,, as a result
of the political reversal in the thirteenth
district.
Harrison on the Election.
Indianapolis, Ind, November 9.-Generai
Harrison has thus expressed himself re-
garding the election:
1T is the most extraordinary political rev.
olution the country has ever witnessed
Wherever there was free ballot the vote
of confidence given in 1892 to the democratic
party Qf one was given has been recalled
and a vote of final reputation substituted
The incoherence of the democratic party
was revealed the moment power was given
to it to deal with national affairs. The in
sincerity of its platform makers was eX-
pressed when he il enacted took the place
of BE ii resolved
"For thirty years party eXpediency has
been substituted b. its leaders for party
principles and expediency had as many
faces as there were congressional districts.
Every eccentric cross-current of popular
prejudice was followed as if it were the
gulf stream. No position was too wild or
violent for q democrat mount. Glasses
were created and inflamed TO outbreak ana
disorder. In one state a deoauched curren-
cy. and another a socialism that was near
20 anarchy were given bed. Property, es-
pecialiy mills and factories was invested
and assaulted In one section. ana III another
trusts were secretly coddled.
'yThe old democratic doctrine favored the
| levyng of custom duties 10 the limit of an
adequate revenue was abandoned. A deli
cheney to be made good by bond issues or
by internal taxes. was referred 10 the IN
cidertal protection that adequate customs
duties would give. The silver question was
dealt with in the most vacillating and IRE
sponsIble manner. Mr.. Cleveland described
the situation perfectly when he said 10 MT
Wilson: They (the democrats) are down
cast under the assertion that their party
fails in ability to manage the government.
| vast majority OF our people believe in a
protective tariff-neveT SO many and never
so strong as now. They differ as 10 rates
and schedules. but not as to the principle
They believe in reciprocity as the first meth
cd Of getting foreign markets. They believe
i'm a progressive and American foreign poll
cy. The working men voted their pTejudices
I'm 1892: this year they voted their patriot
/ ism and their love OF home. The enormous
falling off in the demo- attic vote every
where is no less emphatic i'm its meaning
than the maiorites. The lesson is trust
the people, The duty, exercise the offices
they have cOnfdel to US with the highest
fidelity ana patriotism. About Indiana
Well language fails me. l am proud OF
her