The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
BRYANS RAINBOW VISION.


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,,o,u.nirht for Omaha. TO attend a JOliilcation
n,,ri,e election result in Nebraska, Col. ". J.
p,,or gave on, the following statement en-
toIyipu his views Of what tho results mean
patiouaiy.
~ nile the returns from the election OF last
rr.sdny are not complete. enough Is now
tc,vn tn enable one to estimate their political
,,,,,0e,uce In Massachusetts the Rspuhh-
San majority Is less than II was last year. ana
iOuOJn less than IT was in 1876 ana
,ha democrats have gained In the Legislature.
Tb. Massachusetts Democrats not only re-
canned the Chicago platform in whole ana In
Ss,aH Ia. they took strong srounh against
,hc trusts nVainot militarism and against
IutrraIi.m After three Years OF Republican
administration The Republican party ia weaker
in IN +. stronghold than 1t was when 1t en-
,,r-i into power March t. 1871.
IpN,y York the Republicans have made
cain in the Legislature. but according to
desrarrh that appeared II tho papers yestcr-
dov r1rnin. the Republican plurality in the
s,s,s b,s.d upun the vote cnst In the Assem-
lv d,,iric,. l. less than II was last
,.,, In New Jersey the Republican majority
I, IN. State. based upon the vote fNr Legis-
io,ya copI U.atcs, IL small compared with the
minority i l~Hi In Pennsylvania the Dem
ocra's rea1'rinrd the Chicago platform. de-
,oprc.I 'r. 'ruats. militariSn, imper alsm.
and reduced the Republican majority one-halt
"vcryIand winch gave majority OF 10000
,or tba Republican ticket in TX. D. Is now safely
pemucrat'"
THE .c.ult in Kentucky does not give any
encouragement To- the Republicans The latest
,,,urn. show that the contest between Mr..
C,ehsl srl Mr. Taylor Is very close.
TIE Democrats claim the election OF
Go,be md the entire State ticket by
anal plurattes I'll" Legislature il safely
democratic in both branches AMI the election
NJ BlacA burn To- succeed Lindsay IL assured.
No one who has watched tn. contest will doubt
that with N" Democracy united upon National
is.r.s kentucky can 10 relied upon for
majority - 10000 or 10000
"Wba; consolation can the Republicans draw
from, the Ohio election Mr. Hanna secured
the nomination OF his candidate FOR Governor
uron a platform endorsing the Republican
Administration. and while the returns inii-
cate tina, Nash has a uraIity OF about
COCOA. over Mclean. Mclean and Jones
together have majority OF some
thug Ike $4,000 over the Republican
candidate Mclean ran upon a platform
smphatc,!y choosing the Chicago rlat-
form d1d comb muiuS the truss, mi itar-
gallant fight agan.t great o Ids. Ohio is tho
Ioar O the Tres, IN. IL Is the homo
ci.Nr. Hanna. Chairman Of the Nnti nal
lie ubican 'omr' tt"r. po.tuia,ters all
ir butte money TO save u 10. Mr.. Hanna took
tn stunt hn-clt AID ga led upon every Re-
IS Ss" Of 70 hn AImie atom h' S End We; 'H s
smtroi a that cuu,iue done Mr.. Hanna own
county wa, carried by Mr Jones. and
soS ~ N'V Of nSas 5oo5 in nag ISL MS
nv ov.IwhSelmTl by majority nnnpr9xima-
tug 0b.bTt Tie Jones W" - aut!-Eeputllgan.
ten
against Mr. Hanna AMI his mc,hnis, ant tho
k.pGn!'can EarU has ,,Irhrd rs batteries
In Iowa the RrpuO cans have increased
their majority over the majority OF 1877. but !
ssSs 2or i@s He1 s es@4 II G22Fase NV
Iece v'd "a. year by the Republican cnndi-
oats ,aI on re-. IN ihsi s,a'e The s-na-
nings proha .E Ha~ @Or.e influence in bringing
In south Dlkyt4tHe Republicans have made
Cans SINCE i%G / hals not h. tata to com
rar- N k-iHt.!tnn msIerttyt nls year with the
dates Tor gross asst var ''D''''"" 'A"N''
In kUr-n', no state officers were elected.
Iret- dispatches claim a Republican gain In
complete 10 compare the vote OH the Jud cia
tcE"u his year W tn the vote on the state and
Lonsre-. oNa tickets 81 1888
The N"I r4-kh cHmpa en- was fought on
nati"La' i-sg-s md tue Fusion Caniiiats for
~ g !ece.y.d about 1000 ms ,ority ,hs year
q aI". for ,,"vrrnor. and 1860 Tor The Fusion
:.ector. IN 1855 and the Fusion candidate
d Whr M-'kl-!ohn came ir"m MaShngton
10 g,ai with tls voters to uphold The Prcsi-
dent o.. ~ senators Iuurs,on and Hay
Wa ere on tho stump warning ihs people
20 rrPIlnt hc President senator FAIR
"a am other prominent Republicans from
outsi u n" stat" cent their influence.
,'Nott ,th-tau. NJ the ell rt- put forth by the
ke,u h'dn Ia.iy tie u~iun forces gained n
sign v"tory Their candtn,". Judge Hol:
M.c,, M First. ~ only a ;hoa.Snd and
three ii-,r.ct Judges and large gain in
Soql,y oi.i'" I,e vote cast tins year in
!ast ira., .HOu-h he On.y state ntilcrrs voted
in!th var N,l" Su reno IN !g- and two
E-Sea's If tn" inty"rS,ty. while last year he
h'IHuart"s Elected all the state officers,
M-abrrs Ot Congress- and the State Legiss.
tuTe which chose ., senator.
hoLs Tor ~ overthrow Of the Rspu DIican party
70 i.Nm y, S-vd"nt thu; those who. believed
y ~. GhgaGp nWtiurm III 1915. still believe in
sNieaSp iIai. or" among those who oppos-d il
i nmt "a. rr%nonnc".i as II was in 1876; It
MY % the mouOroIicS which hav. grown up
uaa.r o., (" I,can A m l.,rntion. Il Is
= lses maJortv pronounse againsf tbs At A..
teEIt 10 raise the standing army to 100, 900,
snl u !. elualy certain that upon a
orT d ,h1 ''T people ''I would H pronoun ns
AGAINST m tmpSrastic party which would de-
,eup mere II II colonial system. after the pat
WIu o! European Governments. was pstiIb-
Hshed We iaair considerable gain this year
amor. IN" Tor" gu-hOrn voters on the uues-
u.hh OF HiFarism An Imperial >m, AM | am
au-heI mat tho gam in 1910 will he far
k,rd'rr u IN" Admins tratlOn purBues It's pros
en t"llrF On th-su questions
4. lHr burnt child riI!l dreads the fire, and
nose VINO have EXPERIENCED The evils o. Il large
aah'lhg army aud i'm er!aliSln in other coun-
Yves, wiz NOT All ~ trdnsIlnnting the ideas on
hmerlcal, sol In his campaign tour through
mr Nrh, me President, while expressing his
VNt desire Tor the permanent retsntion OF
VI" llIphc Islands, pointed out that Con-
sttsH mas the power to control tho ma
s"ni policy, AMI great many Re-
pCnra's who opposed the Presldents
Mcy are hoping that Congress- will re-
sh.Nl "" Declaration OF Independence and
v.Uhihr 10 th- ~ pinOs Independence on the
t .ah 'rfins mat Independence has been prom
hru I" the Cuhans.
:. great many kepub leans ore SO weddnd TO
H.. Ihf, 'hnt they are unwilling to believe
nt we hrp.lchn party Intends to make
NiE" WlcFrHse IN permanent lIitaiy estnh-
psh XIV. nnuy are stlll clinginE to tho
Ehe nHhi Republican Congress will repudints
h1hnas d"ctrino that trusts are good
Lrr"'-n aud will vet give the people pro-
hScu"h from monOIOlies in private hands II
sI' trOnEe administered TO tho Republicans
NJ, lhe polls had been more severe the
Prospect o. remedial Legislation at The
SsnGs Of Republicans would he brighter.
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