The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-13
THE RESULT IN MAINE.

There seems to be a big chestnut crop in
Maine.-New York World.
The Maine Democracy appears to have
lost it's centerboard.-Toledo Blade.
An irresistible tidal wave is sweeping
every Northern State.-Philadelphia Press.
Vermont and Name nave joined hands.
Comrades, comrades "-Philadelphia North
American.
New England has set the pace. Let the
whole country keep IL up.-Rochester Dem
ocrat and Chronicle.
When 1T comes to furnishing a political
corpse for exhibition purposes, the Maine
Democrats have no peers.-Washington
Post.
The Democrats don't like the news from
Maine. and they will like the news from
the country in November still less.-St.
Louis Globe-Democrat Rep)
Maine sometimes has surprised people
in it's elections, but no one looked for any,
thing but a sweeping Republican victory
there yesterday.-Boston Herald Oem.)
Maine has gloriously answered the call
OF patriotic duty. The tidal wave has begun
to roll and in November it will sweep a
Republican majority into the House Of
Representatives. Baltimore American
(Rep)
The Democratic Congress and its per-
formances will not grow more beautiful as
the days 60 by and we may reasonably eX-
pect that all of the Northern and Western
States will show very heavy Republican
gains this fall.-Cincinnat Tribune (Rep.)
Grover Cleveland and his cuckoo follow
ers have tried to make it the plutocrat's
party. The result of this policy thus far
cratic vote in every State which has held
an election, and like results may be ex-
pected in the States yet to vote.-Chicago
Times Dem)
The national Democracy have not at
tempted to make Maine even good Skin
mishing ground. 1t is too far to the north
east. 1t is out of the line of human prog
ress. 1t sets few immigrants from other
States, and its political, social and bust
ness life is narrow and selfish.-Chicago
Herald (Dem.)
The evidences of profound Democratic
dissatisfaction are too plain to be obscured
and too numerous to be explained away.
The elections in Vermont and Maine are
the first verdicts Of the people upon Demo-
cratic incompetence in national affairs. The
rest OF the country will be heard from
eight weeks hence.-New York Tribune
(Rep)
The people have come to the conclusion
that the Democratic party is united to
have control of the government in this
great country. They know by experience
that the Republican party can be trusted
with power and can be relied upon to adj
llDlSteT the BOheTflHleul WISELY, DFuuentlX
and in the interest of the industrial and
commercial classes. - Chicago Tribune.
Rep)
II is idle to dispute the force and mean
ing of this unprecedented victory and de-
feat. 1t is the signal Response of the North
TO the grotesaue failure and woeful wretch
edness of Democratic RUE over this great
country. The typical vote in Maine Isl a
death knell to the prosecution of the cru
SADIE against the American policy of pro-
lection to American industries and labor.
Boston Traveller Rep.)
The Republicans of Maine have. not mere
ly gained an ordinary victory. They have
achieved the most sweeping triumph in
the whole history of the Republican or
ganization. 1t is a splendid tribute to the
ability and aggressivenesS of the Repub-
lcan leaders, both of the State and out of
II, who In the committee room and on tbe
platform conducted the brilliant canvass
Boston Journal (Rep)
Herein lies n lesson which other States
should profit by. 1t remains for the great
Northern States not only to carry the cleo
tions. but carry them by Overwhelming
rnajorities. This will prove a way TO ston
the further agitation Of the tariff question
threatened by President Cleveland. Chair
man Wilson and other leading free-traders
1t viii say that the people of this country
have had enough of misrule.-Cincinnafi
Commercial-Gazette (Rep)