The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-09
YESTERDAYS RESULT.

dore Roosevelt to the pres dency OF
the United States yesterday several
are suggested to the democra-
cy which should compel that element.
Of the citizenry Of the nation to Sc
rious thought and consideration.
In the first place it must be admit.
ted thae It is hard to keep in conf
dence with the common people, if. for
Il single time occasion is given the
common people % be suspicious.
The democrats Of The United
States succeeded in making the see.
ond administration Of Grover Cleye.
land "a farce; they absolutely drove
cut Of a party the only man that had
lead them to victory in forty years
and with both houses OF congress at
their demand, and with the president
lin the white mouse me democrats fore.
cd Grover Cleveland to issue bonds
for the simple reason That they refus
cd to enact any financial legislation
This act brought Grover Cleveland
ana his administration into disrepute
it brought a vague but very strone
doubt into the minds Of the honest
intelligent and Independent American
and that same doubt still fingers ana
sesterdays results is The best eyi
dence Of that fact
The overwhelming defeat Of The par
~ yesterday should be properly charg
cd 20 the party This country is nor
mally democratic, but with conditions
prevailing as they are now ana as thel
Rave been for ten years there is pracd
caly no national democratic organiza
luon.
Again the people Of this country
that is the democratic element Of it
might as well make up their mind
here and now that no national poll
teal success can be secured when il
becomes necessary to fight the money
powers Wall street is Infinitely
stronger than is the sturdy German
American vote in Minnesota or thos,
who live in Florida and vote for democ
racy when Che money bags who live
en- a protective tariff are sought by the
powers that b. they Immediately capt.
ulate and captulate in sums that stag
gers humanity When the great trust
corporations are appealed to they IFS
ten to the voice of the Siren
Yesterdays result should teach the
democracy of the nation a most severe
il sson they must do away with isms
and they must make their fights in fu
ture on the tariff and against The
trusts and having faith in one mar
or one leader. must pin that faith &c
him,
However. the emphatic election oil
president Roosevelt must entitle MN
to due consideration and while we are
opposed to his negro policy in the
south, at the same time we admire IN
tensely his sturdy Americanism, ana
Tor our part we propose to accept
Ibim as The chief executive Of the great
est nation in the land
The kilograms nterchanged lasr
might between Judge Parker and tn,
president indicate a better seutImen
OF good fellowship than We had hope,
for and we arc pleased that these tw,
great men have seen fit 10 mari
ont a distinct limo Of political courtesy
that at all times must be admired.
Indications last night noted a mum
Ter of democratic increases in con
eiess and shows that number Of dem
oorats have been elected in doubtW
as wen as in strongly republican stat
as, This should serve TO stimulate the
Irarty and we should not forget thal
1908 is only four years off.