The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-12-01

The result seems to show that the
time of one-man control of the party in
New York has passed. Cincinnati En-
quirer. Dem.
The people expressed their opinion OF
Mr. Roosevelt, his campaign antics and
his new nationalism. New York
Herold, Ind. Dem.
Caesarism may some time fall on the
republic, but Theodore Roosevelt is
evidently not to be the first Of that
line. Springfield Republican, Ind.
Mr.. Roosevelt has made democratic
victory in New York, and contributed
to democratic victories else
where. milwaukee Sentinel, Rep.
In any case, the setback received is
and instructive to those re-
publican interests which presist in de-
flying the popular will. New York
Press. Ind. Rep.
The chief cause Of the overthrow of
the republican party was Roosevelt.
Except in the western states, wherever
he Spoke he killed his party. Richmond
Times Dispatch, Dem.
From this overwhelming rebuke the
republican party should derive saluat-
AIRY lesson. The harder the erring are
hit the more they will learn. Indian
apoiis Star. Ind. Dem.
The country has turned from the
party OF only fractional progressiveness
to the party in which rational progress
iveness predominates and controls st.
Louis Republican, Dem.
To Theodore Roosevelt the disaster
that has befallen his party and the
sweeping character Of the democratic
victory are in large measure due. =
New York Times, Dem.
Thus at the very day Of its birth the
new. nationalism," infant of insurg-
ency, spite and Reorganization has met
defeat complete and Overwhelming. =
Kansas City Journal, Rep. ~.
The democratic party. for years rent
by factions, is once more united and
harmony should be and will be. let us
hope, the watchword for years to come.
Birmingham Age!Herold, Dem.
As matter of fact, the result was
brought about largely by the fact that
so many republicans stayed away from
the polls, Disguised with Mr.. Roosevelt.
= New Orleans Times Democratic, Dem.
There can be no doubt in reasonable
minds that the republicans Waterloo is
the outcome of nationwide disappoint-
ment over the legislation in revision of
the tariff Chicago Tribune. Ind. Rep.
- The break in the control the latter
(Roosevelo exercised was due in the
frs. place to the arrogance of the stand.
pat leaders, who presistently defed
public sentiment. Chicago Herald, Ind.
Rep
At crucial time Democracy has
raised up a great company of leaders;
and great chapter in the long and hon.
orable career Of the democratic party
has been written. Montgomery Adver-
tiser, Dem.
The returns which assure democrat
tic house Of representatives. the re-
pudiation Of the Taft administration
Of the PayneAldrich tariff. mean the
election of democratic president in
1912. - Buffalo Times, Dem.
1t is pathetic to witness the crash of
popular idol tRoosevelt) But it is a
grand tribute to American common
sense to know that periods of defusion.
treachery, demagogy and foul SANDER,
like cholera epidemics. can be controll-
ed and ended. pittsburg Post, Dem.
II there were only one great party,
it would be different story; but, as it
is, no sooner do the political impostors
push to the front on the one side than
the people turn TO the other and leave
them standing outside the pale of office,
honor and power. Chicago Inter- Ocean,
Rep.
The people have arisen against those
whose leadership they were formerly
content to follow. The revolt against
speaker Cannon and the organization
in the house Of representatives last
spring was n prelude to this general
revolution in November. Philadelphia
Press, Rep.
The chief lesson of the election of
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