Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-07

ranging 10 carry the Eightesnth dis
tfici, WHY, the result Ia iavorabls when
compared with other states.
"For example, Iowa vent Demo-
cratic several timer, but two years ago,
In tho great landslide, IL went Repub-
iicau by about $4,000 msiority. This
year, when the Democrats held their
state convention, II was packed BY poet.
masters ana the sgents Of the Federal
Standardization, and they adopted q
platform endorsing Clevsland's policy
on the money question, and as q re.
suit the great Republican majority OF
Two years ago, instead OF being held
down, has doubled, Drake, the Rspub-
lican, VINO wps . weak candidate for
governor, having q msiority OF up-
wntds OF 6o,O00. In Kentucky, the
great strength Of the Democracy, the
Federal naturalization, by prostitu.
ton OF patronage, secured ap indorse-
meDt OF Cleveland aud Carlisle on tho
money question, aud a. q result the
Democrats are In the woods locking
for the remains OF their once mighty
party. In Ohio, Senator Brice and
Mr.. Campbell defeated the silver
plank Ia the convention and adopted .
gold platform, anu rs result the
phenomenal Republican majority
which Mckinley got Ia the Landslide
Jf two yssrs ago has been Increased.
Bush nell being elected by upwards Of
~. 900 majority. Iu Psnnsyivania the
Democrats adopted . gold plank and
the result IL . Republican victory Of
10000. In New Jer.ey, which IL
really . Democratic state, tho Dsmo-
Gratis adopted = gold platform, and ~
result the Republicans have carried
everything In sight. In Maryland,
which hss besn strongly Democratic for
n quarter Of n century, the Democrats
adopted . gold platform. aud Ne n 70.
suit there arc not enough Of them LEFT
{, bury their dead. In Nav York tho
Democrats adopted . gold platform,
spd ~ 4 result the Republican msjof-
tiles outside Of tho city have been
nearly doubled. In MASSACHUSETTS
they adopted the same platform, and
as a consequence the Republican food
10 neck deep all over the Btate.
$50 that II the election IL 10 be con-
sidercd ns . rejection Of tho silver plat
form Of the eighteenth district Of
Illinois, then IL must be also regarded
~ the most Emphatic condemnation Of
the gold platforms In the other States
OF ths Union ever known.p
Ths Governor further said no sttrl-
buted the general defeat TO = feeling Of
most earnest bitterness sgainst the
Federal administration. There was .
feeling everywhere among Democrats
that ths Federal ADM nistration has
trampisd upon every principle OF DE-
nIouracy aud had simply done the
dirty work for the Republican party.
II had gone further In carrying out
the principles OF Hamilto nism than the
Republicans ever dared. There was
feeling that the present Federal ad.
minislfalion IN the weakest aud inOst
pusillsnimous the country ever had.
AZ n cobsequence,thsp party represent.
lug trusts and special privilege grab
bers nad been victorious.
Tho effect would be to give new
impstus TO the trusts anu inctesse cor.
ruplion In office. Hut b. the end II
would, he said, benefit the DemOcra
party, In that 10 would retire number
OF men VINO had posed as Democratic
leaders, but who had kept tho party
from espou sing any cause or standing
for any principle. They stood for no
dsfu ute principle and Conducted the
busin OF tho party under u political
false pretsnsv. Tue whole business oi
the government seemed 10 rest upon u
plane Of political tticksry. Other lead.
ss would come, he added, who will
endoavor 10 piscs the psrsy on higher
grounds and make II sgain stand for
those great principles OF Democracy to
which cur country owes its marvs'Ous
career and its exalted position smong
nations.