The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-15
NOR d. S. SENATOR
N. STONE ,
WASHINGTON LETTER,
or TISHOMINGO.

Washington, Nov. sth 1895.
,l;,;eal defeat is a part and portion
history Of every political part.
mounts to little when the mem
f,he defeated party have th'
and the courage to profit by th'
4 which can always be Learned
defeat. The lesson OF the defea'
rhicb The democratic party thi.
last the States of New York
Isrsey, Maryland and Kentucky,
4 are naturally democratic, and
I'D the republicans to pile up
,rual off year majoritses in other
!, Is as plain that he who runs
rsai it, aud he can run . great
laster than some of the democratic
jdatps did in the states named too.
rauk and file Of the party dis.
the sense and courage to profit
his lesson the democratic party
ktilla good fighting chance to elect
president and q majority Of the
g next year there is no chance to
II control Of the Senate before
or later; If not. its chance for do
either may be considered infin
bal.
erybody knows the cause Of the
bcratic defeat this week. as we'll
bat at last years Congressional
Ions. 1t is because there are not
III democrats to win when they
divided into administration and
ADMINISTRATION democrats. In
when the party was united II won
atvictory, capturing at one time
Presidency and the control OF both
hes Of Congress. Barring the
Olofth Senate that victory can
pplicated in 1896, provided that
sveland democrats and the anti.
laDd democrats can be madr to
pc just plain democrats. and so
cutting each others throats. A
start might be made in that direc-
BY those-this is no time for crimi
and recrimination; therefore
mes need be called who excused
Opposition, both open and secret.
regular democratic nominees in
h days states on the ground that
an OFT year and defeat would
20 effect upon the Presidential
A- let them come out like men
ny whether they are democrats |!
principle, or only democrats when
Ean name the party's nominees.
aViLg declared themselves lei
|i'e up to their declarations. Il
als same connection there is also
deyoiving upon the men who ,
manipulated the party machine. /
n consideration will convince ,
Pust they are not blaineless. Ha6
Peen less arrogant in displaying
power to force objecti,nabl,
|a'lons' in some instances for no i,
reason than "a desire to force h
|ng democrats to eas a dish OF I
Y voting aud working for those . :
70 Tue party would have mad, Is
4 showing. Let these men for b
injury done and endeavor t. = !.
'sS the kicking democrats asd 8
'ae party united once more. CT
Z The principal reasons why y es
democracy will stand an ex !. :;
!. .aance OF winning next year /, N
! 'ne present condition of the. NJ
'n party, which regards IT. ~
'A' year as such a certaint, ~ u
-enoers have already began ",
! '"r the control Of the spoils
wy aud BY the time they
:, 10 domination a Pr fo
!, neket they are likely t. D,
siy split up into lighting wi
u tue democratic party re, gu
now is II will be in no con -,
|" .ase advantage Of such ~,
~ sas'rs' Its only u question "a,
i, democrats prefer following %,
I. '~' erndgesani getting even" m
'ra,s against whom they wl
s0d losing, to subordinatinr ms.
oa.' feelings for the success, Inc
> and winning. %,
~renee Gardner, Secretary an,
) .a0eraiie ]. National Committee. pr,
4 'ne elections said: II doj ted
mat our defeat means that ",