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sion is required TO promptly certify to ;es-
| dent Cleveland the fact that tine constitution
has been adopted, md that the various pro-
visos, including one forever prohibiting
| polygamy, have been Incorporated in the
body of the instrument and ratified by III e
| people.
After Mr.. Cleveland receives this eertifi-
! cation from the Utah commission, which
| has charge OF all the elections in the Terri
| tory, he is required by the act to issue his
proclamation declaring Utah admitted 10
| the sisterhood of States.
| The Congressman elected will then take
his seat in the Fifty-fourth Congress Tho
legislature. which meets in January. and
which Will be Republican. viii elect two
| United States Senators. both OF whom WILL
| OF course, be OF that party. Ii is under
stood that one of these will be member
( ofthe Mormonchur urc!I AMI he othera Gentle.
WHAT REPUBLICANS SAY.
Some OF the opinions OF leading RepubIi-
! can politicians given. Gen. Louis T
Michener, of this city. said: The ia ailure
of Mr.. cleveland's admiBisi ra tian to deal
wisciy and patriotically with foreign af-
fairs kept thousands of Democrats from the
polls and drove thousands into the Reputdi-
can party i have not found u Democrat
who would commend the foreign policy OF
the present administration. This wide
spread dissatisfaction did the Democratic
party infinite harm in the campaign Just
ended.
Then there was the belief that the
Democratic party is not capable of prop-
eriy administering our domestic affairs.
In every respect Mr. CIcvcland's ad-
mnistration has been found defiant and an.
American
THE strength OF the American or patriotic
feeling has never been fully realized bv the
leaders OF the Democratic party. and from
tr.tr Ipff
have not thought it worth while 10 take :e-
count of that sentiment II is apparent
that tens of thousands of former DrnIo-
Gratis have come into our party TO stay
he victories which have been won
by our party since 1892. while they in
spire hope for the near future. place adj
ditional responsibilities upon those WHO
will assume or be charged with the duty
or nominating candidates. declaring prirl-
cipies and managing campaigns in the year
1896"
Gov. William Pitt Kellogg. who lives I'D
Wa shing ton. said: THE great victory
gained by the Republicans in the strong
holds of Democracy is sure indica ton Of
Republican success in the national elec-
ton next year. The results are significant
to my mind In that they point out the policy
of the party next year"
OPINIONS OF OTHERS.
Gen ". W. Dudley said ITO my mind
the remarkable result indicates that the
people have fully determined to remove
the Democratic party from power for
incompetency and misrule. 1t seems
that the Republicans should receive this
as a second and oonfirmatory expression
of the confidence OF the people in the
ability of the Republican party leaders
to wisely and safely govern the coun-
try.
THE Republican party must meet
sci fh.a
as it can do, and as the history of the
nation Justifics US in believing il Will
do. And in order to meet the exigen-
cies OF the falling Treasury. Republican
ideas of finance-the procurement of rev.
enue from customs, rather than from
self-.axation and the self-distressing Meth
ods of internal revenue-be rigidly ad-
hcred 10, the vote by which they VIII
be placed in full possession of the next
administration of the Government VIII
be SO nearly unanimous as 10 be with
out precedent in the history of this eoun-
try, save in the elections of Washington,
and Grant"
Senator Joseph Il. Hawley. who is step
ping here, said: THE election was a sue
cess which in its overwhelming ma gnituds
bars all attempts to belittle the Significance
II is Judgment that the Democratic party
mas made gross failure in its attenDe
TO govern the country. Having created u
deficiency of revenues, it has not dared 10
accept Republican offers to support legis.
a asensibleand Ia awrulmetIIod
OF borrowing money to meet the emergency
The country is tired.
IF the Republicans of the Fifty-fourth
Congress shall be brave and wise and
prudent in setting forth Il sensible man
ly, business-hke policy in all matters OF
taxation, appropriation ant. expenditures,
md exhibiting in alma tiers Of orinternationaI
Intercourse hearty, generous and fearless
it seems to be absolutely GER
tain that March 4, 1897, will Introduce a
handsome working ma iority of Republicans
In both houses of Congress and a thorough
going Republican executive
Representative Chester I. Long, who fills
Jerry Simpsons shoes, but, of course, not
his socks, in the next Congress, said. The
glorious victory makes it almost certain
hat the Republicans win secure both
branches of Congress and the Presidency
in 1896. 1t will restore confidence ini-
nediately, and capitalists will loosen thu
purse strings that have been so tightly
led, and invest in many and vast enter
,rises in all parts of the country