Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-25

Tyse Prospect for 1896.
3ei'aihlean politicians sing lovingly
nAEslyas and try 70 repose in the
heiisf that the Democratic party is
dofunct, and about to depart
1sl themselves that the elections
pzove that'the people are weary
I'M Democrats, and that they are
tho next election to put supreme
sf H she hands Of the Republicans
eslI them up, as Pharoah did
And put them to ride in the
chariot, with the peoples
qf royal power upon their signet
l4|EeF: IL dreams they hear the popu-
voice crying, "See, we have set
Sqld over all the. land; Y and they are
s'Afea by vision of themselves
] AJed Ia the fiue linen of power with
E <ise sold Chain Of profitable Office about
tssxlS necks.
j, #at tbe wiseat of them are awaking to
ledge that this ia all a pleasant
fHatIl, People who are already wide
YAkA % the facts of the case have
! discerned q great change in pub
sentiment since the elections of 1894.
hey fesliza that those elections furnish
sEkle basis for any calculation as to the
I fR8ulzs of the next election. A change
h Ai2alIaf 10 the one which occurred in
tIlis q}ty between November, 1894, and
81 ka, 1906. has 10 truth been going on
53Ver I'M country
6 <xlSs 81, rs...1
s''s BUSINESS revival continues our
Qnl'can friends are more likely to
& = 8 be part of Haman next year than
SsS,=4 ~. Louis Gtobe-DeAocrdt, its
E.{jto the contrary Notwithstanding.
Il trfl.,,,.}.1,n. n a.. ,a.5,,, r,-
u x*sssa 'ss''S''n papel7Ttne leaulns We
& ff7;S K n paper OF MISSOURI. IL has re-
daii@ Been telling its party friends
fox} 4ho]esome if NOT welcome trutba
a3isa|, ~ As si"'N9
HHe prospects for 1915. Among
EeHsinRs Il frankly saws:
III ~.
Tx Il ipnahly the Democratic party is
,5st1 petter shape than u was in last
fNpAst spring. It's condition has i'm
a. Isnse OF Two circnmstances-the
AZ 32,i, f<fpQUyiNal ana the partys attitude
4 party In power always suffers for
felai physical or business ills which
a9S tAe people. This Is rule of repre-
t1ra government. 1t prevails wher-
ef limited inonarchies or republics
& s1s n crisis the average citizen, hav-
sa&l.s nice DETERMINATIONS. and deter.
3llsd % hit somebody or something, hits
1sse'y s''a. = ~ control ana IN sight.
bs, oerats '' and tbe areatsr ~ M,ai p me
+ Tic greater the help.
"a oflspce Of opinion on the
IL ha13 70 70 ne5ppSnsi9iiity Tor the
It'd 4 & 1ffifd tneap en ocrats lavis5
q "a aNie RspublitRns. This ques.
ia ,.s, Hrs no AT uiIe III ln dere toG
VI 4 |st5lde III 1891 and it VIII NOT have
nfeAt influence Oh his course in 1896.
p*iSe Whlcn mace MIN last year M
],s ~ .' II eas i Win be absent newt
ld oe VIII let up on That party.
B 3 M nfs aliimhs1sity WIN ,, the +. DIS,
RI "a Izsdst cases. divide up IN 1875 pretty
Us he wonld have done had the
nsse'ls , -.
nse ~ nan anv sort ~ an iss,a eal
Il 81 they could have done last year is
l5e pa't a ls aelusiy e, In politics u
3,sd i Issss long. No party can be e gtbeI
Xii Or hurt many years BY its past. lta
'pmaln sne issues re q me present
- II WI 4
7''s ezFfaes cefsainly gives truthful
Q'Ana''en q me action OF inc voters
~ VI s'Ss ,',' ~ "@s :, o..na anc
faaHfn'nR pioW ~ me party IN con
zAa Y S'gn'' anu the ploW wa
sppsea IN inc sulier,ng OF inc harI
4 l7ess waielNeIe nappNy over II TN
sspueisqaA }f&m2t + aiso rigGt IN MI
tAdd 5he qepSrt voters WIN divlde VI
poftanf togleA icn as 1ney would hav'
= S2nR M, nag never occurred
K, ~ e, "a IN IN oun1 OF Democfati'
ss-ses Presided ers o. lhis country
Jersey q. r. FnsY Democfatlc be
Twas 1 4; Il VIZ Republican naners nTb,
&pre ''''.' &, II ,lras,ar;,, Iii ~
d IS as'y'' = p'p ~ WI neip ~
'7f''Y 'ne Z 'yss''' 'ue ,ie'p' heai,Aihi
hh4o fact. IIC lteDUpllcan DaDefS haVf