Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-11-10

must be reorganized. or that II will
not win again for 20 years. But the
Republican party will not die 20 long
as the Democratic party lives. 1t will
be restored to health by some Demo
cratic mistake or series Of errors,
The Democratic party has never lost.
thu, magic art of doing the wrong thing
at the right time and sending the coun
try back to Republicanism.
Yesterday the voters, in blind fury
voted to put the radical party in con-
Is a short time Meanwhile, as Gar
field said on an occasion more de-
pressing than this. God reigns and
the Government at Washington still
lives"
New York World Telegram dnde
pendent-supported Roosevelt) = The
people still rule this country Let the
cynics say it was mobilize tidal wave
Let them say it was an nnreasoned
dissent in blindness against war
grown world depression which no man
or group of men caused or could have
cured The fact remains that the peo-
pie knew that they were getting no
where with the Hoover Republican po-
litical stubbornness and seifishness in
trenched in Washington The mass
wisdom demanded new deal The
mass wisdom formulated the general
character of the new deal that was
offered
New York Herald Tribune (Repub-
licanD-What was recorded was a blind
protest against the forces of destruction
that defied precise analysis and for
which there IS no simple remedy-save
time. - In our judgment yester-
days verdict did gross injustice to an
able President. which history will not be
slow to reject. But no one can remon-
strate with cataclysm. Plainly the
Republican case was hopeless from the
start
The depression was the major cause
of the result. Yet we think the prohi-
bition issue must be ranked as a con-
tributing cause. The truth Is
that in respect to this vital issue Mr..
Hoover Jagged months behind the senti-
ment OF the Nation.
New York Evening Post Republican,
The fear" campaign did not work.
We think it should have worked better
than it did We think real consider
alton to be submitted to the people S
Judgment lay in the probable delay in
business recovery dependent upon the
uncertainty Of new national admins
tration. However. the country has said
that it is not afraid 1t Is willing to
take a chance And il the majority of
us are willing to take the chance. all Of
us have got to take it, too, and make
the best of it.
The New York; Daily News dnde-
pendent; supported ROOSEVELT
President Roosevelt we can
hope for a quick disposal of Federal
prohibition and all the corruption and
misery it breeds. We couldn't have
hoped for that under President Hoover.
There is another reform which we hope
to see accomplished under President
Roosevelt Candidate Roosevelt
remarked in one of his speeches that
this immensely wealthy country up to
now has yielded too rich rewards to the
few and not enough rewards to the
many. We believe legislation
is needed to curb our frenzied specula-
ton. and that the Nation can hope for
action under President Roosevelt.
New Orleans Item Tribune Demo
cratic Written by James M. Thorn
son. editor and publisher who is in New
York; Some contact with the people
who surround Roosevelt convinces me
that the new administration will under
take its tasks with A sober and real