The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-11-12

selves That the administration .5.:s
Heeh Endorsed and Depi0crais Eon-
SOlin% themselves in the Hecrcu,cd
MhJOriticS ana the Reflection Ttnt
the Republican Party VIII 7layc to
Assume tho Full Responsibility For
Reforms Which the People ucmaud.
Washington, Nov. 7.--t,vcry RcDub-
lican coming to Washington this
week GLADLY submits to an interview
in the course Of which he pats him
sell and his party on the back ii H.,
result OF the recent elections. int
lew Democrats who have been an.
preached in regard to last TUESDAYS:
tragedy are equally ready with cX-
plantations Of how it ali happcnrd.
concluding with the statement .ha;
they believe the chances Of lncir
party for success in 1904 are rNrri.
lent. Wasnington's participation in
the congressional elections has con-
sisted FOR the most part in prcdic-
ions and discussions, and politicians
drifting to the national capilai have
found appreciativc listeners to their
accoun; of the happening, in ..r
iirld.
One of the first to ianI hc:, after
the result Of Tuesday brraiur knp,yn
was Senator james X. .junr.i ur Ar
kahSaS, the manager Of Mr.. Bryun'S
tam pai4n in 1896 AMI lnnn N!th that
serenity which has stuck to senator
Jones in the midst Of defeat, hr tuu%
an encouraging view Of me ii .ua;i.n.
I'm my opinion" he said. ",.,: lIr:n.
orratic party will benefit by i,I'I ~
aot having carried 1nr house tai
lueSday.' Now that Chairman trimm,
mas conceded Republican victory, the
Arkansas senator gives expression to
a sentiment confessed carly last sam
m"r by Senator John +. Morgan Of
Alabama. who got himself arriunr!
IN ScrrrcSt terms for declaring i.s:I
he would prefer to see the Rrpuhh.
cans retain control Of the next house.
nus preventing thcm frun Shiri>iur
ne responsibility n!i;:rAimw to condi-
'!nhS III 1904. In .Srpi"'u.r. unun his
return from EurOHt. Senator liarris
Of Kansas, Who has allied himself
W'th the Democrats in the senate
Though at heart II porulSl. got a SO
yer" rd!l down from the secretary
81 IL" congressional committee for
'H!r'hE Tn" opinion rf Scn% !or Nor
gan. her" is Il disposition. hu\ve,rr,
Nii|r last Tuesday among most Of
ne Democratic cnngrc>.;mrn to tax
this view Of the situation and willis.
tie FOR courage to fight the hal,IeS
of 1904
Considerable attention has been
PAID to the remarks tf Rcrrrsrui,-
Nv" i'u1i Ter, Republican Of Pcnnvvl-
wanna. VINO asserted after calling al
'hc NhItr House yesterday l&ni t.,
N"ntu be "draWn ANA u;.nr,crr,i' br-
ore ne would east Il vote unGrr any
circumstances for touching tie .tr-
III now or at any time during g
next few years. Mr.. Butter ati,irI
that Pennsylvania Republican, -.
u'tcrIy opposed TO tam"rr.u" ..
,he thrin and that I've was a.. q F..
PRESIDENT Clcvcland'S free
speech the other day a ii
\. D., turned over 10000 votes L. re
republican party in i',na
Senator Scott, alsc "A
same time, declared WI
81 made two-thirds uf
III the West Virginia ca"
tariil issue and IN i,.,'
people OF my state q. -
llnkcring with the tart.
want an 81" dotted r:
IN the existing law. We w.,
mISn on the tariff issue "m. :
big mistake to suppose TIA
publican in my srr.icn
bother with the tariff. T.
let it alone"
Senator \cvcridgc of "a.
IS mere arranging for "a.
subcommittee on :nrri
senate through th" ,"i.'t
congress conirnc" r> ..
cation at the victory