The sun., 1901-10-16

tions made by the Union Republicans
are matters of record. They include an
appeal to the Republican voters at deie-
gate elections, at nomination elections. |
for their settlement of the dispute; they I
/ include the making of compromise
ticket two conventions; by the making Of |
/ d ticket by convention elected for that |
purpose in which the majority should |
4 have first choice and the minority second |
/ choice in the naming of all the candi- |
dates. In the legislative and Senatorial
controversy the Union Republicans have
i always been ready to submit the ques-
ton TO the Republican voters of the dis
tlicts IN the selection of candidates, and
to the decision Of the majority Republ
can members of the legislature. In MAX
ing these offers and arrangements they
have always kept faith in judicial fair
ness. On the other hand the bolters,
have always broken faith, and refused
to submit to the majority decisions either
at the polls or in the halls of legfsla-
tion.
The effect Of these differing courses III
politics has been a constant decline in the
Anti-Addicksite vote. and constant
growth Of the Union Republican vote in
t the State and the reversion Of the de-
, esion Of the Republican National Con
! Nention. in the admission Of the ITnioa
! Republican delegates at Philadelphia.
{ The Union Republican party is now the
/ representative of the National Rcpuhli-
), can party in this State. II has won thnt
G recognition first by the devotion of its
Z leaders to the Republican cause amt
It second, by the Uniform success attained
i hy that party at the polls. Never in
Is c!itling more than one-third of the Re
Il publican vote of tile State. the Anti
al SAdirksite vote has declined until no
Is Cnn can reasonably estimate il at more
% han 10 or Is per cent. ef the entire
Republican vote. Its decline has been 50
ruilicd. from the beginning. that the
is nter leaders have taken every preeau.
s ton to prevent its enumeration upon 4
ii direct vote, Not only rhis. lnt the gail
of the Union Republicans in the Stat,
has stripped the holters II their Demo
cratic State aid. and III their next fisht
=. they viii lie compelled 70 fight rs IL
Il ttlnittcd opposition TO the Republican
K ltl.ty and ticket; they can no longer pos,
Se is the Republican party. or rs 4 Repuhll
!, y can party. Recognition hy tile admins
Il. tration il the only hold on the ltorubli
he It'll name and authority thai i now pos
lto lille for the Anti-Adlicksttns, and the.
A.. M afc not assured Of that.
M. II is with this record of liscfo,lit. .
IN etrllion against party discipline of ii
": tiilfer with the enemies - the Repnbli
ea party Of SANDER ana libel heap,
T. ,nun IHion Republicans III general, Z
iR hltt;en agreements, If ininly tn the Stat
y aa1 Il the United States tliat arr IL
9 Gald estimate. of repeated reflections =
T. propnsti,ins that were not only inst. Iii
lh- generous, behind them, and certain 4,
s.s- ftat before thcin, that the du Pom
'ec .tnti-Addiclisite organ injectS INFO ii
ted discussion its preSnmptirc palayer abnr
~ tlin adoption If 'iudicial processes +,
iLa "" settlement Of the Republican cont.
tnl snsy II Delaware. Anti-Aldck<ism il;
bE Ii.e;alN been condemned hy ''judiria IT.
hy u5-c~. The State court did that in II
,t ei~ian q the Kent county mandam
IT, asu. III that case il was Union Rcmt
aa lnns standing for law and iusiis
sli- a-finst Antt-A1dicksism of every yarit
oro- tatau Republicans Won Is judicial p
45~sts
IS, ILL., du Punt-Anti-Ad,licEsit organ
tar ppsition il to discard and deal ane
: 4 proposition always backed rs M
zen ild ~ the holders q the winni
fi# it,ds that might hr 4 'ilrlcal process,
t7'5 nt hardly j jn,lirions process That
hef, ae ald game, hut i will mot win.
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