The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01

paign. and other causes which ] viii men
ton later. Il succeeded In carrying the
country on the face OF the returns. II mas
BY reason of its success from thcse causes,
all or nearly an OF the combined wealth
and capital OF the nation on its side now
t. AID IN a movement for better Times. and
q renewal OF business activity. such causes
can and may make better times tempo
rarlly The effort Will probably De put
forth 10 this end in order 10 prove that re
publican success was proper ana ln order
70 guarantee To l. "a long lease OF power
Cannot Be Pertinent.
81 do mo. look for 5r anticipate peTna-
nent prosperity as Tie result or
a high protective tariff The
industries Of the country have been pros
rate 50 long and the tide Of cuisines
Is So low. there must naturally come SOM
retlrning rise. how much rise. ana now
long il will last are the I've questions
io,x for no permanent and lasting uPW are
movement among the producing ana LABOR
,r,- .iasses until there is remedial financial
LEGISLATION. That VIII not come until there
Is another election
..-rba verdict of the last election VIII he
wholly mIsinterpreted by the law makers
- r.forftv IL congress. II Will be calm
ed by them. and not without a color OF req
son. that tho verdict last November vas 10
the effect that the country was s1tiaiea
with present financial conditions, bul IL -
not Those VINO base their CONCLUSIONS on
that Interpretation 81 the result anu acI
tiron such assumption viii widely mss lhe
mark J admit there was some colof "a
r,.as.,n FOR such q conclusion. but thefe was
no real reason 10 So conclude Tor me To-
sillt OF that election WAS brought ABOUT by
fictitious and corrupt considerations Nh.cN
ch..tea ana deirauded honest voters. de-
bauched Tire ballot boxes throughout the
Hrsarr a. rarr
Relief from Blood Letting.
.~Tbe November election oiu not indicate
n. honest convictions Of the fourteen mile
lions OF voters VINO participated In tnat
election. 10 Is an easy matter. therefore,
Tor Interested persons with sinister ceslsh
10 miscons-rsu and misiutarpret the Nerolct
then rend -r.d ANA IN doing So claim thtt
they are literally ana faithfully executing a
Judgment duIy rendered. They overlook the
f.et that that verdict was purchased ana
THAI the vocers Ia giving b We're deluded
ard deceived. IL VIII be fortunate indeed
II there Is still left iu the land enough OF
vitality. energy and strength 10 WORK out
a fair showing Of prosperous times ana
business activity under tnc adverse CIR
ct.f1,sfancss and conditions which The re-
publican party VIII leave Jhe country in at
ter they have had their day OF rule. and
have administered their remedies II VIII
only demonstrate the fact that q very sick
from blood letting when bee IS already
sorelv depleted and when the physician Ut
tsrly fails in the effort 10 properly dag
moss hts symptoms. After the single gold
standard and a high protective tariff with
| the present financial system hsivo been tired
under tho incoming administration Il VIII
b., shown that something else Is ncedful
Then and not until then, viii u be wise or
rref,er Tor us 10 offer other remedies than
those proposed By the victors OF the last
campaign AL true patriots hope the
country VIII survive the four years treat
mont and have strength enough left 10 un-
dergo remedies which may then be admin
I-taresi and which IN their nature may be
heroic, but which IL viii be found are abb
| soluteIy necessary TO the restoration Of
health and vigor to the body polite"
Extra Session Probabilities.
| asked Major Richardson IL he looked for
any general legislation 10y tho republican
party in the approaching congress
| o,hsr than tariff legislation. He said he
! a. not 1T appears" he added that Mr..
! Reed f. endeaNoring 90 50 arrange matters
| - -. permit 40 general legislation; that he
| wishes 70 get along with the appointment
| Of only the ways and means committee, the
/ committee. ON rules. the committee on ac-
/ counts and possibly the committee on ap-
| ,,ronrsatiorts. 50 that nothing can be con-
/ sidcred OF a general character and with the
4 direct object In view OK coercing senator's
| into a prompt and speedy CONSIDERATION Oh
| and a vote upon the tariff measure. but
/ there viii be stout resistance on the part
1 OF the rank and file of his party % this ar
i r-ancemeut They say. and it Is true. that
! THIS action viii serve 10 magnify ana eN-
| AID The two great committees OF the house
/ which already Ia the opinion of some are
! too powerful in shaping AMI controlling the
/ legislation ard business 81 thu house. There
| vii h., much cl4nor for tho appointment OF
| ali the committees. He may not be able 20
| dragon his sides OF the house into this
action. he has never yet failed 10
have his way and 10 force his party IN the
| house 70 follow hi5 leadership. II vii be