The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
BEYAN'S RAINBOW VISION.
FINDS GRtAI CONFRONT AVID En-
,OyHiGEHEyT IN mr. ELEi7ION.'


tao ,,.nirht for Omaha, TO attend loiication
n,,r,Ie election result in Nebraska Col ". j.
p,,ar rave out the following statement en-
,aivi,v his views OF what tho results mean
pa,iona iy:
While the returns from the election OF last
rresdnv are not complete. enough Is now
t,,vn tn enable on. to estimate their political
,iyptGc.rce In Massachusetts the Rspuhli-
.,n majority is less than 1t was last year. and
IOuOlu less than 1t was in 1876 and
,,s democrats have gained in the Legislature.
Tbs Massachusetts Democrats not only re-
canned the Chicago platform In whole ana In
Ss,il. In. they took strong Srounh against
,bc trusts. againot miltarism ana against
ImtnrraIi.n After three wears OF Republican
,Jrir,.fration the Republican party is weaker
in tn. stronghold than 1t was when It en-
,,r.i into rover. March 1. 1871.
InN,s York the Republicans have made
,,ir in the Legislature, but accocdnG to
Ses,atrh that appeared n tho Papers yestcr-
1,v r,1rrin. the Republican plurality in the
s,s,s b,srd upun the vote cast In the Assem-
biv diStrict-. Is less thnn II was last
on, In New Jersey the Republican majority
/, m. State. based upon the vote fNr Legis-
io,iya cam. .latos. IL small compared with the
r,.prI,yn l~.Hi In Pennsylvania the Dem
oc,,,a rantI1rrnrd tho Chicago platform, de-
pouncrd tne trusts. miltarism. imper alsm.
,cJ reduced the Republican majority one-halL
"vntyland winch gave n majority OF 10000
,or ,bs Republican ticket in IL e. is now safely
democratic.
"Tb. .c.ult in Kentucky does not give any
.,.our,gcmrnt to the Republicans The latest
,,,urrs show that the contest between Mr..
Coebrl sra Mr. Taylor is very close.
Tre Democrats claim the election OF
Go.b. and the entire State ticket by
ANAL rlura ties Tn" Legislature Il safely
p,nocratic In both branches. AMI the election
Of BlarA burn To- succeed Lindsay IL assured.
No ore who has watched the contest will doubt
,b,, with the Democracy united upon National
issues. kentucky can no relied upon for a
majority % 10000 or 10000.
"Wta; consolation can the Republicans draw
from the Ohio election d? Mr.. Hanna secured
the nomination OF his candidate FOR Governor
uron platform endorsing the Republican
Administrations and while the returns inii-
cate that Nash has p urality OF about
JUUO1. over Mclean. Mclean and Jones
together have majority OF some
thug Ike $4,000 over the Republican
candidate. Mclean ran upon a platform
ynpnat,ca!y rnuorsng the Chicago lat
t6!n und coui' inulUs the truss, mi itar-
isr and Inrcf a'~.l. AM lie made n
gallant fight against great o IDS. Ohio ia tho
home o, the luH, IN. IL Is the home
lie, ubican ,omrl ltrr postniasters all
over IN! Unite Ha,-- were urged 10 con-
tribute money to save 10 Ar. Hanna touk
tn srumr nn,-cN AID ca ed upon every Re-
publican 20 supper, lie tcie anu eta p-sc the
iooles OF Ii" Admins; alton. mi ye; IN
The Rvpa6iicsa gaS;y, oMGIc4 had Z, m@:
nov ov.fwhrlmrI by majority arproxina-
ius SOTO" Tie Joresv,t" /; nti.Eepur,isnn.
Nv a IA mo FIfNi ant fha
aesns, Sir. Jones and his 10 TerS
In Iowa the Rrpub cans have increased
their majority over the majority 1851 but
have not ihe dats AZ hand g. cc2mpore Mr..
ssas a.. 'y sai By ss nth Sa 1 ssG%
dates 'or Con;'e-> in that STATE. The S-na-
tortal contest b"tw' en- Mr. Ge"r and Mr.. Cum
mag Trona ~ h4" -one influence in bringing
In south DAKOTA TIE Rrrubtcan. have made
ga'ns SINCE lND ha not he iata to COM
pare III" Republican majority TINS year With the
MAJOR Ties received ~ The REPUBLICAN csndi-
In Kansas no state officers were elected.
Pres dispatches Claim a Republican gain In
t'iirl juices. hnt returns are not su1lcicnty
LQnEre-, onaI tickets Of 1888
80 he N"I rI-ka canpa en- was fought on
pstoEa issues nnd the Fusion caniidats Tor
~ q :e.ey.d about li.COO majority ihis year
Gfa st ana ar 1868 n cr ne "F Fo gsa
electors IN 1855 aud the Fusion candidate
tG wiz came i;n sySs5y
10 II'ai wiki tie voters to uphold the Presi-
cent D.. ~ senator's ILur.,on and Hay
wa r,e2n me stSmp warning he PEOPLE
Ia au other prominent Republicans from
outs .r n" stat" l"nt rhellr influence.
g, Not tth-tann n. the ell IT, pat forth by the
Rev. li'an laEig Tie iu~tgn forces gained a
sign y"tory Their candidate. Judge Hol.
d ne ,r,4 .no lot thr remaining dis
Nc,. IL" First. by, only a thousand.
s i T. ~, jslss. 'd and ns r tan f;
Eees.i' va WY 10000 greater than il was
forth YER U,re su,rcmo Judge and TWO
Regents IF the University, while last year he
a-nbris OF Congress AMI the State Legiss-
tuTe which chose q Nenator.
taken IA Nhule the election returns from
hoIe Tor tn overthrow Of the Republican party
70 300. u s-vt"nt thp; those who believed
il ii sss5 cIi!tnt tha t6c hSstiIitv TO ,bs
,tmenS2 l'!a orr among thpse who OPPOSED il
not a. r r. as IT was in ls1o; It
my - the mouOpolicS which hav. grown up
an..r n. (" lean m nl.,rntion. It is
sae "a say that he Nmer can people would by
h,es majority pronounce against the At
M@!t 10 raise the standing army to 100000.
s sul !, equally. certain that upon
:orT d tn 'T people OIL 'H Would 'r pronoun ms
sss9it m mp.rlaiistic party which would de-
u
tr,h o! European GOvarn rNents. was eStiib-
Hshed, We made considerable gain this year
hmnhH IN" Tor" gu-hOrn voters on the uues-
uhs OF Wi,'arism an impcriali> m, AM | am
hu-leI mat tho gam IN 100 will he far
k.ratrN IA" Administration purbues its pros
~ t'HrF "n ilrsr iur-'iOns
=, lHr burnt child ,il! drnads the fire, and
uuSe VINO have experienced The evils og Il large
stahlhg army aud inn erHsin in other coun-
YVES. wiz NOT All ~ trdHsUlhnting the ideas on
;hmeTlcah SOL. In his campaign tour through
mr "rh', me President, while expressing his
VNt desire Tor the permanent Rotation OF
M"ihllfrinc Islands, pointed out that Con-
sItsH mas tho power to control tho ma
ssmnh ppicE, ami great many Re-
pGrta's who opposed the Prrsidents
rMV are hoping that Congress- will re-
sA.n "" Declaration OF Independence and
p,Gmiar 10 th- II pinos Independence on the
hsi I" the Cuhans.
,Agrcat many kepub leans are so wcdded TO
H.. Ihr ihR they are unwilling to believe
ga. me hrn.lIlcnn patty Intends to make
Az" lhcfehse IN permanent m itary estnh-
tsh ~. nhuy are stll clingng to tho
E,he rEh' Republican Congress will repudiats
H'hhas doctrine that trusts are good
I trr"'+R and will vet give he people pro-
hheVph from monprolies in private hand. n
ne tronEe adm stored TO tho Republicans
lhe polls had been more severe the
Rv,peet o. remedial Legislation at the
SsnGs OF Republicans would he brighter
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