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WASHINGTON, Nov II. D4.-Faise
leadership has anuiniIated the Dem
.Ocratlc party. The Irrcparable dis
aster at the polls last week admits
no other explanation. 1t was false
leadership that solidltied the south
by d sfranchlsement and ballot, box
frauds. False leadership Is respOn-
slble for the political Ohgarchy IN
the southern states. False leader
ship demanded the enactment of a
vicious, sectional tariff bill. False,
cowardly, pertidious leadership yield
ed to the demands Of tn" money
power and consented to the demon
etization of silver.
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suit of sectional ATTEMPT to de-
strOy the industrial interests of the
country. The stupendous Repuhh-
can majorities last week was the
north's emphatic answer to the sec
of the country. A tariff for reve-
nue-the stupid, criminal cOncep-
ton of sectional animosity and ig-
nerance, explains the Republican
gain of two million votes last Wee k
in the northern states over the vote
of 1892 1t tells the story of 2l9 Rep
resentatives out of 229 in the next
congress With a population Of So
OUU, 900. representing Ga 30 perce 1T of
the whole population of the United
States the northern states. elected
2l9 Representatives 1t has no par,
aleu in congressional elections in
this country. The Wbig victory in
1910. followed in 1852 by the great
Democratic triumph Of that year
are insirniticant by comparison with
the Dolitical cOnvuiti0n Of 1891.
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A TERRIBLE 'o0iDl y y lI'N'
Not a solitary Democratic Leader
north Of The Potomac river has beer
spared. When there was an homes
ballot. in every state ia the Union
north or south. the people have con
demned the leaders where pertidy
and cOwardice has brought shame
and humiliation to the Democrat,
party. Missouri, Illinois, Indiana
repudiat ted the demagCgues and trai
tors who BETRAYED the cause Of free
! silver in the last congress Hatch
, Bland, DOckery are biata 1T free SIl
yer demagogues, who violated thei
pledges to the people at the behes
of caucus dictation. They were con
demned last week, In Illinois ther
was a clean sweep. Every Demo
cratic candidate for congress wa
defeated, The Indiana election tell
the same story of Democratic retribu
ton. Not leader has been left
The destruction is complete. 1t
annih ilation. The disaster is irrepar
able. Intervening conditions make
a general reaction IN 1896 impossible
All hope of future political recuper
alton in these states IS dependen
ntp11,1:-t ,Ss,ay-ar+ + r,;II 10 oL
served that the Populist vote las
week shows an increase OF oo an an
!o0 per cent over the vote M ~ Io9 '
IN All Tue "eoIein k 2,"1e ~ rnIo n
III oois p II % lneH -n ,faanoo 40 '' Tho 90
rra"a+o "oo ~ pnnri;sf vote in these tw
states IS 30 Der cent. over the ae
. oreoate vote in 1892. The Demo
cratic lamentaticn over ''the pas.
5 ing of Populism" is premature. Tn
| fight in 1896 will be between the 1T
5 publican and Popullst party IN tn
western states. lhe dlSastefs la|
week has cOmpletelV, hODeIeSSl