New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
REPRESENTATIVE DALZELLS VIEWS
TIM c.rsrs OF THE REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
Ann THE PROSPECTS OF LEGISLATION

BY CONGRESS
Washington Nov 8 tspeciaD.-In conversations
with a star reporter to-day Representative Da'-
1ar ~ Pennsylvania gave expression to some
nithv comments on the recent elections WHICH
,,r,,sh a striking anu refreshing contrast to the
comments heard among, Democrats on the sans
subject Among other things Mr.. Dazeh said;
.grbe American people have lost faith in the
ability of the Democratic party 10 administer ths
affairs Of the Government. That party mas always
hesn great in obstructive and destructive tactcs'
hu+ /, seems utterly devoid OF power Of admnisirA-
ton and construction
Then YOU don't think the Democratic deteat wa
merely a condemnation of Democratic bosses? ME-
Daze was asked ,, ,
.T think II would puzzle a man who should assign
80, "a n reason 10 give the name OF the boss tho
nao,,a ~ Naw-York State rose up against. What
bosses were there in NewJersey? the only co'or,
for such a claim is that Mr.. German IN Mary'a".
headed the defeated party but Narylaho "e"s
largely Republican at the previous e!ec'ioh "he'
There was no question OF boss-'n' ann u "ie "i'
So. ssems slmply to have made another step I'D
advance / have doubt that Mr. erormAh a.
,itude as a boss In Maryland mad gooi deal 10 co
with the election there. but think the genera us
a,,sfac-,on Of the people with the Democratic Al
,,,,is.r,,io, he'd quite as much to do with H. AZ
this Democratic defeat was cohde"hau %
hossas vbv g il we have heard nothing about iSe-
n,bl,csn bosses They don't seem 10 "a'e @N
countered any such opposition.
What Presidential candidate do you thihh "AS
gained most by the election Of TUESDAY INC IT,
porter asked. ,.,.r ,a,
u am not prepared TO say that the election mas
Ad on, eYect on the question OF Presidential cand-
dates 10 not now 1t could nave any enc.
Mr. Mckinley for instance. gained no NOR tya ina, -
Governor Mckinley hsG anyf be h 10 election itset
Is Guc 80 efYect in killing on Democratic candidates
for the presidential nomination man II o'I III ~
yaneng nsrtv This lection simply shows tnat
the American people prefer ne IS condemnStio
Of the present Administration cav. psnublic,a
maiorites arr likely 10 remain IN the hepu0'eA"
RAMS INK INK they will be Republican In 1896 This
,scton was merely in line with the slec'Ion tt
preceded I. and State Il tRa in an on year goes
cdedly for any particular party Is muSH r,oist ara
70 soxaa,ionai character The aborins men al over
his country an object lesson ever csns ~,
9 boast wages that resulted from Democrats nksr
WIN he ors ss 0S While e y ss neKasy
in operation The ioeo n q. e eapas, S
vi abo YOU mink Congress wi" 90 anything I'M
pcrian IoPI ongress viii pass such tariff leg station
as Is necessary give US sufficient revenue % ,,,,-
me expenses Of one ssh ihe sa.ns tar Law
rink whatever tariff legislation We nave WI. o. ~
ins Win the ah Hep asEpi p revise the tar
whole or return to the Oh schetgies, 81 " "
sonaI view Is that revenues should come az iar
a. nos,lbe from the custom houses ana not rom
additional internal taxation. ,-,...,..
rs Congress apt 70 pass any otner !eglsatiSYn -.
Il think there will be no legislation peyonH s4cn
a. - necessary TO provide reyenu" ana apPropriats
il DO NOT believe there Is any necessity f9r US 20
deal with the currency question just now, lh4s ~
nnf a question that would be pressing y We na'I
suf,,ci.nt revenue. We want 10 take TINE 10 oe-
berate in order &C; wisely on the currency aues-
ton" .. ...,.. 49,
regard 10 Cuba 49,. , - a.,
Fl am disposed 70 think the question az our Tor
egn polio, will be important one ana VIII -
ceIva attention at the hands Of Congress IL seems
10 me that the time has come when We ought -
o,icv "a ~ be with respect 10 a number % questions.
I have no doubt the cuban question VIII receive
some attention. ! 10 anti that Congress
will do anything rash think II viii Teal Win
questions relating 10 our foreign policy deliberately
and wi