The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
THE sCUT.. EtsN VIEW.

| Wherever our party has aoa1i med is
| distinct organization and gons INTO flisftn
tias brought only DISASTER and defeat
There may DC u temporary success IN
! localities, gaining fe" local offices. but
! the evil effect is WIDESPREAD ana i!sss
| trous. 1t is time to abandon policy that
| has caused the Democrats patty 'n,t3y
states 10 disappear dni created d.ssA,!'-
| acton ana u.strust everywhere. -Mont-
! ,gomery Advertiser.
! History repeats Itself. and William Nc
| 4 nley has defeated William ]. Bryan TIE
| soCoAu t-lne uy an overwhelming mayor
| ity. II is PLAIN that the money interests
| Of the country are unalterab.y opposed
to Mr. Bryan, and that President Nc
kia.ey has received a convincing vote Of
| conhdsnce.-Aususta Chronicle
The Republican party has reaped re-
ward not of its earning, but poor zoos
ana rich fools alike cannot be persuaded
OF that: they see before them tde siittor
OF prosperity and they seize upon II. as
they think, with no regard for ausht but
their appetites- They viii | We 10 regret
t, and We who know how they are de-
.ud.ng themselves, how they will wr;t1e
on the hook some months or years rom
now. have only to walt for our time OF
triumph.
i, n4ll surely come There is no power
below the power OF God that can long
stay tIle fSdCIOll, dild I tUE teiiIe ptO
vides for the ebo as for the how.-Colum-
pa State.
The result by no means affects sert-
1usiy either the present or the future
ii the country. Our people have the happy
.acuity of taking care of uleir interests
individually, which constitutes the sa.ctE'
OF the aggregate. They may at mes
De blinded to the purposes OF party in
power. but they Will be 50 quick in re-
Ion no NJ. nj
be brought 20 halt The sun will rise
and set. and business Will continue n is
accustomed course, regardless or the va
carries of politics Tue people who have
taken care OF themselves wei. tt-eto-
iora will continue to do SO. -A.lanta Con-
stitution.
Mr 6ryan has lost nothing ii the good
op Mon OF the people BY MS failure to WIN
at the polls; but IS strAitSar to-day iran
he was yesterday. ana will be STR ser
iour years from now III III ne was il the
campaign this year. Fl { Ills made Z EIas
n.Lcent fight, and ?aS Conducted hiT self
throughout the stcusg.e m4ra -p.eaiii fo'
tltude and courage. lis ccfeat will be at
1r.buted to many caI>ea. Dut a. IA
the largest measure to the c1or-
nous sums OF mo2ey. c1nLf:oute5 to the
Republican camps.iS N fun 7 ill,. man and
coulbinat .ons whose interests lie 2ntago-
,!zed for the SAKE OF the peo0le wcose
candidate 1a vas Doubtless he would
ave ga.neI votes nlI Ii, &c, inS.ste,i on
the reafIirrllt!rrl OF itiS t't ca2o pia"ls CT
free silver.-Charleston News and Courier.
The country has lost slgat OF mans OF
the economic issues involved and has.
by g large vote, endorsed White House
occupancy OF the man who. as ule eu-o-rS
spirit Of the Government, conducted a sue
cessful war. Trusts. impera ism, the
money question. the tar # and other is
sues OF economic Importance were lost
sight Of by the masses. The classes which
nave proiited by combinations and pros
perty in the Industrial and COMMERCIAL
world, were incl ned to let well enough
a!one.-Brminat!am Age-Hsra.d.