New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-11
WHAT PENNSYLVANIANS THINK.
INTERESTING TALKS WITH SENAior
PENROsE, EX-GOVERNOR PATTISON
AND OTHERS.

PHILADELPHIA Nov 10 (SpeciaD.-Several well
known politicians gave their views here to-day 10
a Tribune correspondent In reference 10 the re-
suit OF the elections Tuesday. The Republicans
all expressed themselves as highly pleased VIII"
the achievements Of the party and with the
popular and emphatic Endorsement Of It's National
Administration Ex-Governor Pattson predicted
further dire disaster to the Democratic party I'M
less II should abandon dead issues" Senator ZEN
rose said
IF this has been an off year what VIII next
wear be? The country can that In the banner
Renuhican State the voters not TO be frighten-
end off by scarecrows. The vote Is quite up 10
cancellations II there had been a larger vote
there would have been larger majority. that is
all
IT am not disappointed In Ohio The Democrats
were making a very desperate campaign ihey
had everything at stake 1t was DID Ioi 'ne
Democratic nomination for Mclean. and state
pride was expected TO count for something Among
the Democrats by bringing out the vote. But the
Ohio voters took more pride IN William MCKINNEY
THE Administration has been fully sustained.
Next year its support will be overwheihiis' Il
practically unanimous As sc THe snG largely de-,
voted to political legislation and speeches. i0s
campaign SreuatOn The all f Se IN line WI" With nd the
policy Of the Administration and the VIII OF 'he
great majority Of t donBfa States in the North
There may in the South W1en nrs we s an
down to National Ss noF5 9e Sp S9 ticket the peo
pie hit it pretty hard The South Is as "iS se II
Is dombtfui whether the Democrats can get up be,r
contest anywhere The Sound Money men OF 'n ea
RSgy hav Pe nSS is getting smaller It
very doubtful whether they Will cvi t LII them
system Of pG 1doe fG and surely not the
country Ali their attempts to nJure T rhe p cam
have omly re the Repubcan party in this State
or anywhere without striking at the Au'n'is''"
Ex-Governor Pattison. said The result OF oil f
days elections We come 10 ascel.a e s,1 that
there is conservative element in me nOenaed
party which must be recognLeu ost after one of
tbe most aggressive and we'll fought battles ~S
have made Ior some years s'ional issues, such an
o5warse victory was not anticipated IN sAp "a
land sourd Money Democrat recovered 'n' ''''
grT9 f in the face of such lesson. the csmpasn
next year is to be fough, retel the result The
democratic party must come tor"aFu WIN NV
issues or GNs Swat said THE effect Of the Re-
publican victories vii be to smS1 have Carried
AIthough President GteS MIT' we had lost it this
Ohio nT 2onch of Industry now feels that Il can
eouih, tEe financial and economic heresies Of the
pcmocratic party Prices have already gone up ~ ~
per cent and KnS% Sf whh b
prG s TnSh we Of h1 Wsm Nc
with the future sustained by the confidence inspired
nv the electors on Tuesday,
SHE Chairman Reeder who has been In touch
with the Industrial and business interests OF the
state said that great expectations are based upon
the future I'm vigorous colonial, as well as ioreish
policy which will give an outlet for tho enormous
nrodctive capacity OF the United states. no mas,
he saws that the people more and more awak.
ing up TO the great questions OF public policy, ana
nav no attention the and pitfalls prepared
by dsgruntled politicians. Chairman Reeder never
did regard the fractional attacks serious. further
than that they succeeded with the indirect aid OF
the Democrats In deprving pennsylvania or It's full
representation in the upper house OF Congress
Secretary Wesley r. Andrews. who so ably man.
aged the correspondence branch OF the campaign In
Pennsylvania. speaking OF the tone OF the thou
sands of letters received from all parts OF the State
and from all sorts OF people. said They show a
healthy condition OF affairs in the party, and great
satisfaction with the policy OF the ADMINISTRATION
National ticket, with Mckinley at its head and a
wisely chosen candidate for Vice-President that
there will be no parallel in American political his
tory"
Representative Adams. second on the House
Committee Foreign Affairs said II wonder
what Aguinaldo thinks OF his Democratic friends
and the American people by this time The whole
world now knows where the sovereign people stand
the colonial. financial and international policy
OF the Administration 1t has been a most glorious
victory all around"