Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-12
ARE DISSATISFIED
Says the People Distrust the Demo-
cratic Administration.
REPRESENTATIVE CANNON TALKS
Not Much Legislation Expected
Next Session.
THE SOLID SOUTH BROKEN


Representative Cannon of Illinois who
wss chairman of tho committae of annro-
.,a.t =. 49,, 1.s. g.. Cos,r.o.. a,,a
Pii"'ions III 'iie % coisi es' 'N
hopes 10 occupy that positlon IN the organ
lzation OF the present House. Is IN as hliis-
ION iiidhihs arrangements ioi ms "lA.e'
~ 80" -, NJ,
POI 'ei con. .,i't!e
-, o,,.;ss 49, "a
,, ,iiuoi 60 .,.l,4 ~ ..t ., 80 49, 80
~ - :. IT,
Aion' mo- | 60, 49, -. 80 49,
own sec'ioN, anu 'N,' 'ne ies,' VI "
elections had shown that the analogy held
good.
D.,,ocr,,,c administration Unuonulnr
The result OF the recent elections, ne
said demonstrates what has been appar-
ent to obseryant republicans for some time
-. 49, aor,oo,.,,to .an,;nistr.+ton of
',,,e % g. srn,., -, ,o,rt
pupnc affairs Is unpopular from every Poii.
of view. In the eighteenth Illinois district
we have for the second time elected a re-
publican, though the district is normally
stiohsS 'uiai uII,,ot I'M .ha aonIa of ~ fn,ncisl
falIacy of free coinage of silver, l6 to l. In
Kentucky the democrats were defeated on
tins same issue, ana wherever there mas
.' az. 1,,,. EppU, .i, rnn this Ie 70 hi
mrtal,isn, which is not b.metallism at all,
but silver monometallism. AS strong a man
as Blackburn in Kentucky and such able
men as have espoused the 16 to cause and
fought for it to their own destruction have
not been able to force Its acceptance upon
the people
.r,,, pc,,,o D,ss,t;s;ied.
In Maryland, ONO ana Ne" forN the
democrats have been defeated on other is
sues. They have been defeated because the
- 80 t,;, oo,,ntr,, .ro diss.tis,ied with
the democratic Soniiiistra'poh ol iais'
They dent believe in their free silver, Eor
in their general economic policy, nor in
their foreign policy In fart after giving
the democrats trial. the people are dis
satisfied with them from every point of
view. Mr. German, who is, in my judg
ment the ablest man in the democratic
party the man who did more in the last
Congress to save his party from Gestruc
ton than any other man, was utterly un-
able to stem the tide in his own state. In
New York and Ohio the same strong tide
w. ,.e otIon do ,,o', Lot FOR from the
present Congress?''
NJ. 1r, Un;s,.tfcr IfLelx
,,-. :. 49,, th,+ ,,,,,.,. .,a ,res.,,+
nut, C,oro,.o.s, COW ao2 with . renub-
-. - 60 oo,+r,,,od -, naitbar
-. o,n - prssidan, VOC. soonomic
pay an" As
policies are antagonlSt1c TO the repuoitcahs'
there is 70 hope of legislation. In my judS-
,cant tb;s Corpress will mass the apprc-
nr:ati1n hills and do that business which
is naccsearv for Congress and will wait
,ntiI th.v have the newer 20 leyislate be-
60 a4tar,ntirg To mt tber nnIirv into
fCrca Tba co7rtrv is relieved from all
do,ynr of had Tnpis,nt tion and in the ab-
s.rca os rou,- re acconn,ish tha, which
e. ~, tha,. nrafor mo Iepis,,tion at all
tn raonia know what they want End are
njIj;np to vait for it. The tide will con-
tin,'a IN nv, irdgp,,nt in f,,-or of The re-
pubicans until in 97 they will have both
prdhGnes oi CohsIesS anu .tis p So ~ :
A,b of M,rob 1907 aftar the irnuriIra ,.on
of a Republican President, there will be
called an extraordinary session of Con-
eress, ana tnaI within lour nto,i'ns 'nsle
NJ WI e e'idioia-. EaS,s,,,,a for tho gnrarr-
mont and mt in force those economic pol-
icias which all true republicans believe in
and which have tie approval of the major
SON" So"'h h'""'
do you think the solid south is perma-
nently broken?"
.J u, ,rhoro ,r ro sar.o ,,o. ro,so, IN
~, ~,
either soiu south ot d soiid hofth. Inc
solid north broke soon after the war. The
south as q dc feated section clung together
notura,Jv narbans and ,vara scut tooatbar