The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-10
THE DAY AFTER.

THE DAY AFTER.
Eeres- eight hears after the presid6n.
tai election & is more than likely that
tAe- democratic party. viii realize tsef
fact that from a national STANDPOINT
I: has lost Ii every essenf.ai detail
that looks to party organization
In view Of the pronounced major
ities obtained by Mr.. roosevelt there
could be no question thatthe peopIe o.
ne east and the ner,it and the vest
haze closed their eyes to the one great
subject that serves to make the south
.dtmocratic ii Is apparent. that the
people who live on The other side Of
the Potomac riyer are not troubling
themselves about conditions in the
south and It seems 70 Hs that We are
compelled to fight ont our own galsa.
ton in the best manner. o. IN least
the most experiment one. tnat ap-
peals to US.
On The whole we must confess that
We are surprised at lie e4ormous vote
received BY the preside t. we nae
respected MS electiu.. IN ract. every
Intelligent indications pointed to # ana
ia spite Of predictions to the contrary
tie best element Of the democratic
party had conceded Mr.. Roosoyeltg
election But most certainly they die
rot contemplate the awful avalanche
Of republican votes that blasted dem
ocratic hopes Tuesday.
However there are few alternatives
left for the democratic party rheg
must accept in The best grace possible
the verdict Of the people ana they
must Understand that This verdict to
The whole Is, a great measure, mer-
ted by tho party; they must find un-
ity and organization. and in so finding
they must in future make their fights
On the one great question that CT
fects the American people-the tarin
The election OF Mr. Roosevelt. to cur
mind. has MOI been Ylndicaton Of
us position. ror has It been an approx
Of the republican administration
out it has been due to the uncertain
vague and doubtful condition of ths
democracy me democratic party mas
made no Issue, to be specific. with
the present administration. and the en-.
tire campaign has been based on the
personality Of the two men-Parker
backed with a fine judicial mind and
disorganized party; Roosevelt. back
I'd with the most stupendous corrnn-
ton fund in political history; with tho
party machinery Of the federal gov
eminent aud with strong individual
lty that APPEALED to the voters OF
every section except the south. that
counts for the result.
In four more years. scattering ITS
remnants, the democracy can hope to
rebuild itself it can lay aside its IN.
nate antagontsms ana it can watcn
Ieyery opportunity to put Itself in such
position as VIII win the confidence OF
the great silent vote which went TO
Roosevelt on Tuesday
SO far as we of the south are con
cemed we have lost nothing, we ere
IN no worse condition aud certainly we
larc in no better condition than we
we're Tuesday morning. and with the
varying tides Of commerce. with nc
lgfeat advantages offered BY this sec
ton we have much to hope Tor in tho
future. So we would advise our PEG
PIE to put on a strong commercial ar
mour and fight first last and all the
t'me for this section, which. to our
mind, should now occupy politically
and commercially that position nov
held by The great middle west
Il could have been worse and right
now lets set together for 1908.