The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-14
HOW RESULTS ARE VIEWED.

+ WesAcan now all join IN running up the
flag; not because the victory has been won
by any. one political party, but because
70, 000, 000 people Of sthis great nation divided
on political issues, havel by the ballot settled
the result and today, all stand united to abide
by the rule OF the pial9rity.-Le Sueuf News.
The victory in this eoGntry last Tuesday is
the result Of an educational campaign. The
strongholds. of Poputsms saw the light of
reason, and the facts eaIae to them as a reve-
lation. The vagaries of Populism never could
stand the Light Of Intelligence and when
the farmer took to his home the words of
Preside carefully read them. there was a.
change. Populism Is dead forever in this
country There will be Democratic party
but the farmers will now really all turn to
the Republican paFtgs for the party of the
The expected has HAPPENED, the conscience
ingly in favor of national honor and personal
integrity By majority which has no ele-
ment7of uneertaintgs ms it,, the people by
million majority has declared in favor of the
existing financial standard an honest dollar
and consequent stability and prosperity
Sank Center Herald:
The gold standard has won the day, not
fairly, but foully. Consider the dreadful
odds against which you, had to contend! Re-
garding the struggle from moral point of
fought with no other arms but your high and
noble principles, while the enemy to human
freedom did its fighting with the combined
corrupting corporate power and wealth of the
country.-Henderson,s Independent.
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The advent of prosperity will reach those
first who have a pull on the postofices. 1t
is understood however, that all gold Dem
ocrats will be retained in their official ca
pactties.-Crookston Times.
is over. that business will be resumed again,
and the country enter upon its march to the
predicted prosperity, We have the utmost
confidence in the decision of the American
people, and are satisfied with the result
although it was not what we had hoped for.
1t will be more than proper that Mr.. Nc
Kinley should have the majority of both
houses of congress, that the Republicans
may pass the bills that will give relief to the
business depression, under which the country
is now suffering.-Perham Bulletin.
The result Of the presidential election is
victory for the Republican party, though the
majorities were not as much in the line of
landslides as was claimed. 1t is to be hoped
that everybody, business man and mechanic,
will settle down to work and cheerfully abide
by the will of the majority which was ex-
hibited at the polls: Journal
The elections are over and this campaign
has taught it's lessons. 1t has set the people
to studying the questions affecting gov
eminent, as Cney never QlQ before. NO
doubt but it will have q beneficial effect on
the American people and on our government
ofacials.-Goose River Farmer.
The effects of Mai. McKinley's election are
already being felt.t There is renewed confld-
ence, money is easier, gold is being circulat-
ed, and business prospects are Frightening
These results will work good to business men
and workingmen, to- employer and employee.
The next four years give promise Of pros
perity and plenty. 1t Is firmly believed that
under Maj. Mckinley there win be another
era Of prosperity Throughout the land-Bis-
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While the election of VIM. Mckinley to
the presidency, with Republican majority in
both houses Of congress, is assured, these
gratifying facts cannot bear fruit until next
March. In the meantime the country will
move along under Democratic national, ado
ministration, with a gradual improvement in
business conditions with the assurance that
full prosperity will return when it's advance
agent takes charge Of national affairs-Fort
Benton River Press.
Between Democratic Generalization on the
one hand and Populistic infatuation on the
other, the Republican party stands calm,
hopeful and confident. '-Brainerd Dispatch
The nation finds much to be thankful for
in the outcome Of the presidential election,
but not the least remarkable and satisfactory
feature of the campaigns result Is that the
once "solid South has been broken.-James-
town. N. D., Gazette.
The campaign which has Just closed had.
perhaps, a greater influence upon the current
business OF the country, during 1.-The four or
five months 1t, was in progress than any
presidential campaign for a generation at
least. 1t is difficult to estimate the necessary
amount of time that will be required to re-
cover from the effects of the losses necesSar-
lily suffered, on account of the excitement and
expenditures of SO great campaign but it
ought not to be very long-JackSon Republic.
During the next fourgyears the gold stand
ard will be put to the crucial test If it
proves equal to the demands of commerce,
labor and industry the free silver theory will
be buried for this generation at least. If, on
the contrary wise tariff legislation fails to
restore prosperity to the producing classes,
and agriculture continues to languish, four
years from Nov. 3, the United States will go
to free silver basis in. spite of every power
capable Of offering resistance.-The Hurontte.
The vote that elected Mckinley came from
the laboring men of the country. They know
who is their friend, and under which party
they have had plenty Of work to do at good
wages, and therefore voted the Republican
ticket.-Brown County Sentinel.
Sound money and prosperity" has been
the campaign cry of the Republicans. Now,
then, that they have won the victory on that
ISSUE let them show us the prosperity they
have told will prevail and wtAAril rejoice
at the result as much as they.-Fargo Com
nonWeai'n' !. -.
Now we will see whether Mckinley and his
party will be able to tax the country into
prosperity. Their only claim is that by rails
ing the tariff taxes higher we will be able to
have good times. We want the good times
and will welcome them heartily, no matter
how they are brought.TLitchf1eld Independ-
ent. -
All honor to the wise,l sound money Demo-
| Gratis, who buried partfsanship in their pa
| triotism and joined the1 Republicans in this
| great fight Of votes.-Glencoe Register.