St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-12
4 BIG SMASH Up.
Republican Party West Of the
Missouri River Is Going
20 Pieces.
ZIG PARTY LEADERS DESERT
The Rise of PETER, Kyle and
Allen in Great Repub-
liean States.
THE DETECTION OF JONES.
The Able Republican Leader,
Teller, will Soon Leave
His Party.
A DEAL WITH DON CAMERON.
How He May Reach the Presi-
dency Through the Pop
uliSt Party.
A DEAL WITH DON CAMERON.
Snnciclt 10 the Glohe.


WASHINGTON, Sept, 11.-Within the
memory OF many men now living, the
great Wing party and the powerful
Democratic party, previous TO 1886,
efforts of the abolitionists and the found
ers OF the Republican party with un-
concealed contempt.
In 1880 the efforts of the Farmers
Alliance were likewise tabooed and
sneered at by Democratic leaders; and
even after the new party of discomfort
had scored its first victory in achieving
the scalp of the vIrile and lmperious
Senator ingalls,, of Kansas, the people
and the politicians did not realize the
firm foundation and lasting strength of
the new movement.
Very soon after Mr.. PETER. of Kan.
saS, was chosen TO represent the Grass
hopper state in the senate, and John j.
ingalls, was left out in the cold as "a
statesman out of job," another pOliti-
cal disturbance was felt in the same
longitudinal belt of the semi-arld re-
gion. when Senator Moody, of South
Dakota. the ablest lawyer in that COM
monwealth, and one of the most poten-
tial factors in the creation of the new
state, was set aside, and young Con-
gregational preacher named Kyle was
sent to the senate in his stead.
Still the Politicians
did not realize that the new move
ment was worthy OF serious copsidera-
ton, although a further evidence of
virility in the new party was manifest
ed in the winter of 1928, when the
legislature of Nebraska relegated to
private life magnificent specimen of
honest Republicanism in the person of
Senator Paddock. and sent to the sem
ate in his stead Senator Allen, man
heretofore unknown.
The growth of this new party of un-
rest continued to receive sneers instead
of consideration by political managers.
although Senator Stewart, of Nevada,
one of the founders and creators of that
state. who came 10 the senate in Febru-
ary, 1868, as Republican. and had been
a Republican ever since, announced his
adhesion to the new party. and was
elected to tie senate by the Populists of
Nevada.
The country was startled, and the Re-
publican politicians were amazed dur
ing the same winter. when supposedly
Republican legislature in the new state
of
North Dakota
elected Democrat named Roach to
succeed wealthy and popular Senator
Lyman Casey.
Line upon line and precept upon pre-
cept were thus laid before the poll
ticians of both parties. but they turned
their backs upon the facts, and still
they seemed to ignore the spirit of un-
rest which was undergoing formative
process of virile political organization
Even after the rock-ribbed Democrat
ic state of South Carolina had elected
Democratic -Populistic Senator Irby to
succeed the supposedly invinc.L.e Gen
Wade Hampton the politicians did not
realize and would not acknowledge tha,
the new party was worthy OF considera.
tion in casting the political horoscope
of the immediate future.
Like the rumblings of a subterranean
earthquake came the rumor recently
that Senator Jones. of Nevada, life.
long Republican, would sever his con.
nection with that party and cast his lo
with the Populists. immediately
thereafter, like sudden seismic dis
turbance came the announcement of the
fact that Senator Jones had left the
Republican party and announced tt
the people of his state his adhesion t
the principles of Populism.
At last, the Republican politicians, a
least. have come to realize that some
thing is happening worthy of their con
sideration. Aud, from the facts Sc
forth, it is reasonable to deduce th,
conclusion that the
Democratic Managers
In the national field of politics would d,
well to heed the warning and learn th
lesson i'll time.
The statement may as well be bluntl,
made, for it is fact, that the recalci
tration of Senator Jones is tn
development of part of a far
reaching plan of the abest politician il
the Republican party today, to lead Dol
Cameron into the White house and hay
him there installed as the next presi
dent of the United States. During TIL
past three years the plan of Populism
with the silver lining to its cloud. ha
met with the astute though silent an
proval Of Senator Quay. OF all tn
men on earth Quay will be the least
heave a sigh of regret, or drop tear @
SORROW over the departure Of SeEato
Jones, of Nevada, from the RepubIica
party. He likes it. He is glad of it.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, is one c
the greatest and strongest slatesme
the Republican party has had durln