New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19

Ivy TELEGRAPH 20 THE TRrBrM'
WASHINGTON Nov. ls-At this time two years ago
Democrats were coming TO Washington III s"ai""''
making n good deal of noise. and most OF them
wearing "Cleveland ROSTERS. Tney were '
liant party; party flushed with victory ana ua~n'e
Win visions of future conquests Where Is tha'
Marty nowa" ''Lyhere are those ROSTERS now are
questions which might we'll suggest themselves "
the genial author Of Hans Breitman Inc io0''
ers have vanish ed. and In place or the hoiSS van
guard OF a victorious and defiant party Pia"0''e
into the National Capital with blare OF Turpe'''
waving Of banners and songs OF TRIUMPH ie"
scared and detected fugitives may be dlscoVereu
stealing through unfrequented streets AT carry ua"
or under cover of night and seeking PAGES III WIZ
TO hide and nurse their wounds Most oil 'ne"
like the boy who had been spanked by MS '"o'"'''
have nothing 20 say about the causes which led 70
their punishment and the overthrow OF thep par
which they had fondly BELOVED to be so securely
intrenched in power fewer still are willing 10 at
ternpt TO describe the emotions ana SehsatiOhs my
have felt In the last week. 1t Is Only iair anu u
name to conclude that as yet they teel uhequai W
the task Even the philosophical CHAIRMAN VI '
Wavs and Means Committee, while he Il wihhs ~
admit that he was surprised and asionished u
dumb as 10 the causes Of his discontinue. except
az no said in Washington and repeated in Boston
last night 'the kick came from the heeis VI .''e
American people and there was very httie Drains
in ia phrase which might be called S'"a'"
If neither true nor complimentary
Mr. Bynum. of Indiana. Of Professor Wilson
associates on the Ways and Means Committee VIM
will retire with him to private life. Is not PM
losopher Tynum feels badly and does not hesitate
TO say so He has missed his chance OF being dec
Grated I'm the LIVth Congress, as ne was IN '"e
lis, with the formal censure Of the House OF Rep
rcsentatlyes on account of the Of language
which was grossly indecent in parliamentary
sense II In no other and he not only deeply resre'S
hut bitterly resents It, In fact bitter Is his re-
sentiment that he ascrlbes his defeat to his refusal
ia accent brides from Democratic office hunters-a
fact he forgot to make public until AFTER inc e'sc-
ton returns In.
Mr. Heard of Missouri. whose plurality OF 4,Wo
I'm 1902 was transformed into n Republican p!u-
rality Of several hundred last week. "a content win
wing in the n.des, Of tones that the Democrats IN
his district decided not t. vote this year ana tha'
he doesn't care much because he expected 10 re're
at tho end Of his next term ana oesies ne s,n'
a farm which Will yield him coniioi ape p n"p
,,or. AR baldwin. OF Minnesota. one or the most
blatant free traders in the present u.s., ~ the
fact tia, The iron miners. ~ per cent 81 whon are
Catholics" voted aga.nst him ana Tor K-plotps'n
who. he asserts. II M moer OF th' AHI5'..m ~
f,cvc Association. II that s;a tomeni be true. Mr
Rallwin misreprcsents tho voters ot the pu;utn
his 'tssocietcs in congress had suppos d. Il goes
W thOui SAYING that h. not only keehly res pue
deeply resenis. the action OF MS uhhppre~'"''e
The atest arrival IS william NJ. sprngsr Of
Illinois who appelrs gu0ducd. not 10 say Heyecle,' y.
r. smile vita which he greeted the fow friends
Who had discovered bin was only ghost OF me
IN. h. had worn for twenty. year He Wi. return
vice In Conyra5s ana resume The piactse or m law"
lie feels rs DEF a. k.ny NfsT sl!tus ne' IL s
sisted in holding the Democratic party responslDic -.
h.. agl,l In pathetic zone. Il nav g;Eth t"enS
I'm. the psoplo ms year I.i appear 70 appreci-
ate H. ami they -; m down easy