The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
CoNsoLiNG REFLECTIONS.

| Atlanta Constitution.
| An exchange refers to the election of
Mr.. Mckinley as "Mr Cleyeland's vic
tory" This phrase tells the whole story,
and yet tho men who are going about
! claiming to be the repositories ot all DEM
ocratic principles are the yory men who
have contributed whatever influence they
have to reduce the democratic party TO a
| state Of wreckage.
| As an evidence of tho attraction which
| the new code of democracy has for those
| who know what democratic principles are,
/ It is only necessary 10 refer to the fact
that the candidates representing this new
code received less than three hundred votes
IN Fulton county.
In other words, II there are any voters
who have been impressed with the new
code, which revorses the old, it has simply
been the means Of leading them into the re-
publican party. The exchange from which
we have quoted was not abiding to Mr..
Cleveland personally, but to the doctrines
which he substituted for the democratic
platform OF 1892 MIR Cleveland will retire
pocoud time aud hath ti,,ns ho h,s ciy,,
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HVi" nus inal 'ilr uoC'rlh'A NY
"''" Nv noi''n 10 pulia up Tue doIuo'r"ue
i"' are HnI particularly agreeable 70
majority Of the American people.
There can be no doubt that MIR Bryan
lost many vote that he would have other
wise have gained from that large element
which Is bound TO 10 pariy but tor the
IL '""t "u"'I''' "'l'". 'a lc aalHiH'stTa
t ""I' ''"i as '"'"'''i'' WIN i'a pay
U.s. an ~ "'".' rs 'hu'h MISERY
tI'a, "is@9'' t''' y"tnV"l 'nv t"uuiI as
~, INV" .o"N 'u'IEe "' "'i'ta IN lN'S'
ar nFah ana me rue democrats who RAJ
,o,1 i" ,''S s'aupa'i nae, n"' "n'y 10 con
Ii.' 'a' "h"'''s. iosr ""o Ve'VN'a III Iepun
,',t,, "u' "F"l'a' me ARG lIoatlhs
VIZ Wn'rh tateS only supel icinl view of
I,, - 'i''''"Ie' tu' |
. '''' pa i'i IVY MI ht du' mas To |
'''" aE"'hS' 'he 'eats ana SHspi'ous |
Min, ,,t, n''N , 'n"t an ADMINISTRATION
''''Vp lSci uVluo'ralc Was ~ q /
H., n"'SH,y Iespohslb,e ior me disasters |
N.Y., n" upon the lahl since I'''.
'uS "'s"e lnuorse every lflht'-
n'r wv io' ~ ~ ne platform OF ls'o' the+ |
= :, ,''' -" ''' 'N"' t"e P'alorm oil nv was
"'nits uoVu''Nn'
a'.4' ti'"nS'H"S "uu No'tu lor me
,,,,rti ,t,t ~ -, ~ WIZ 50 "'9.
H., ,,r., =" t,u we ''Sult mat th'N conid not
-, p,'la'iou on 10 N''r Tor those who
s'r,uN '.,',llS''N'S "en'ocrnts on any plat
,,arsh,, no,''e Sll'l'lSlhs inns element TOO
, ,,''s"i' ", "' ucI' IN Ihlnu the TACT that
'a',,"t 'i'' Wv az us pest IL weak and that
~ .S Jrui'os are sometimes inucn more pow
a. t t,,." 'Iu,n.
~ s''v "'r', u'u eNfetihient to hnild
bo drc,ri'a nolno, "ll' party Guy 81
, i'9" u"li H. II may ne said that 1t has
',,onHS .o'IeiSv' iate 'nat must always
"', '.i"'' 10 make democracy stand
t,,,i'i Wv ,'..S 'u"t IL 'n'afohlleS' IL
'"I'u n.y. s''u III orhst OF those who were
,,.l,', 'l""Su 10 SullU' on the eNptr-
' ',,', ~ '"a, ,h'F carry saw through the m
ciyns u ,.' ,uu Wno H8' placed th'm-
,.iI a. 'u' ~" VI rue movement, ana
yvo so o"' ,h,i t'1 No. con- lngch'
we see 'hat the ridiculous Nynum is try.
~ Us y" ,uoh' nIh,5en conspicuous again by
", 49, ."'"li'h COMMUNICATIONS AZ to
ie,,, i'@t' ~. W V.S"''@'hF al Hanna &
,,r,, D." V, ,I'" iuo N'W"crAuo
rH, ''' Vol', ol lh's IS no man
.,.J to. H. N.Itin ,'''''' u'llo'fdtS VINO
"a, DN'n''' are no" rfpuhN- j.
ny "I' NOV ilN'I} 10 'all tuto "
W." h" pA'F ihht mas neither head o
d. ''' '''u 'n"' lH without voters
7'' now 'Iiht iuusr who have Il
.'. ''' N'''uH 'A' nave made 1t their q
'"t p', iI,fs 'o ADVISE mn 10 carry out g
.s,c ,.rv, ,n,y ,uousht would hope, "
i,, H., nt.p 'ur laI,E lnal had honored p
'i "'+"'l "H, 'h' pFuS!deh' Is a man %
..5 ptrsuad'a whore he has not malo ii
n'' 'Aind is shown by the fact that while y
we IHd't N iNN' h. war eager II
..> ~ W. ",nHAII t"ritt doctrine In ID
,,,,' '"' "V"," nave uone 20 but for Mr., 81
y, so" """ o'ner aggressive free trad $
uu, ,h.,ro II
ho ,,,r,,', M"s one elemeu' that those VI
no wanted The party wrecked left alto
'her out OF view the people. The would
inmoSc u t :" many Leaders some of them
norincd n,, r, .hi!uvn',a ana they