The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-10-20
People Anxious to Pass JUDI ncnt.

revising the tarIW.
People Anxious to Pass Jud ncnt.
During this long period while il is only
nineteen months they are the longest nine
teen months since the war great applauset
The people have had an opportunity for
sober reflection. steadied by the discipline
Of adversely. Aud as thes have had little
else to occupy them. they have employed
most Of that time in sober serious reiiec-
rion Even congress must have observed
that the people have revised their opinions
and that they were not ST Ions; iH revising
their views as the Democratic congress
and the preservation Cf the tniCn. come
tonight very much jau"d from Dozen or
vas in revising the tariff, and that they
are TO-DAY burning with anxiety from one
md of his country to the other to pas,
Judgment upon a Democratic president ant
A Democratic congress. W" have been at
school now ior nearly two years. The
tuition has been free but the ultimate cost
has beer very great. II has been a sort Of
compulsory education from which nobody
has been excluded NaughtcrI and while i
has been aNp,tSiye Z feel that IFS lessons
have been practicable. profitable and per
mauout-
,rrnt R,>uIsiou 81 Sentiment.
For. after all enc of the highest forms
Of education is experience and it is The
most efficient and enduring of all forms of
instruction The people have been think
ing and those who have not been thinking
have been feeling Qaughterl-feeling the
stress Of the hard times wrought by the
great change. Even the eyes Of blinded
partisans have been opened, and those who
hitherto have never seen any good in the
Republican party. and who have repeatedly
voted il. policy a fraud and a robbery, and
its laws the eliminating atrOcity OF class
. legislation. are now ready Tor a re
consideration and change. lAp-
pIauseD Those for the most part
~fagaE.a Vs lHh
voted against the change. have been re
gretfuI am unhappy ever since. There
probably has never been in tile history
If this country surn n rcvulslon Ia pubhS
sentiment in SO short a while as III the
last two years. Beaten i'm almost every
state in the Union in lN'2 the hepuhli'iA
marty never for 2 moment lowered ITS ban
rcr tAppIauscl 1t valued its principles
no less i'm defeat than in victory, Tor theN
we're not invoked to serve IN SinGi"
campaign: they were invoked because they
rested upon the foundations OF truth aud
Justice for th2 benefit Of the American
people. tApplausel
stnr, of Last Years Elections.
Ard 50 in 1873 where elections were
beId Ne resumed battle ON the old lines.
We appealed from the judgment Of the
,aopIp in 1892 TO the revised judgment or
The same tribunal in 1898: and IN Massa-
chusetts that great. strong lntel1Sehl.
cGnsetNa'lEs srnnT for tyyo sue
eieeleu d pg.,,'' a. TeoTnorra+fr governor
elected i'm 1892 was displaced. by the voice
Of the people u -, I,liority of 36
publican GoheIu'' -
ooo. sApPlauSL! I'LL, r,-,,,,.~,.,. s,,.
In Iowa, h'ch h"I I'M. I. !. 7>o2
arnor. the loly. = ~, - .lsrta,l
GOV Jackson ey MAJORITY % .,, NJ -. ~
Is GOO. tAPplauSel III ono ".,Sn .st',-I.l, ~
given but little more man man - -
plurality in l>4-. Us PSop.g Id s'..s 60
moved by passion an" oH p - ~, ps,-,,b
A full reconsideration. gave 70 the feIuo
. HCan ticket more 'N".' - ~