Disgusted With Democracy

The elections which have taken place since the people made their fearful mistake in 1892 conclusively show that the reaction is well under way. The people are thoroughly disgusted with Democracy and are only waiting for the day of reckoning with their deceivers. New York, for the first time in several years, went Republican in 1893, the Republican state ticket and a Republican legislature. New Jersey, which had been solidly Democratie for years, returned a legislature Republican in both branches. Iowa had a Democratie governor, a relie of the blunder of 1S92, but went Republican by a large majority. Massachusetts was burdened with the same kind of a gubernatorial incubns, but got rid of it and elected the entire Republican ticket by large jorilies. Oh io, which had scarcely been saved from the Kepublican wreek of 1802, redeemed herself and g-ave that noble exponent of protection, (ïov. McKinley, .1 plnrality of over hO.000. Rhode Island, early last spring1, carae to the front with the big majority of 7,500. Out of 108 members of the learislature only five free traders were returned. Oregon carne next and set her seal of condemnation upon the policies of the Democratie party which had so nearly wrecked American prosperity. Vermont and Maine! Their triumphs are too recent to need recall. Their warniug1 is still in the ears of doomed Democracy. Republicans of Michigan, fall into line and share the glorious victory! Goes from. mouth to mouth - The loving cup.