Show r pr A URVEY OI THE FIELD v Cincinnati Enquirer Now Now that tha the smoke is liftin lifting from om what may be con considered I skirmishing at different points along I the line preliminary to the I l 1904 va var- var general ner en engagement I and prophecy will willbe willbe be put out as to th the whys and andr r wherefores of what has happened a and d as asto as to what those happe happenings in s portend In New York which is isa a Democratic city on any straight i ht r issue t the tho e r result seems to indicate that a largo large ar e number of of- Democratic tic voters who in mi An an off oil year would have preferred the te continuance continuo ad administration administration I ance sues of the existing municipal ministration became satisfied that it it w was s important with a view to toY Y its national bearin bearing to vote the f straight ticket and in supposing l that the electing of McCellan l will have hay very great influence both on on- the of the respective t personnel J i tickets and on the res results nIt they were vere perfectly ri right ht Entering r into the outcome also was th the theun un un undoubted 11 j y doubted dissatisfaction of numerous numerous numer numer- r ous prominent Republicans with I f large following with Mr Roosevelt's Roose Roose- velt's conr course e as as affecting financial and arid labor ab r questions ns who Wh were williD willing to tori to-ri risk Tammany 1 ny rule for J. J another ther term in ord order r to to- give I i. i di distinct notice that in all 11 probability lit lity Mr Roosevelt evelt cannot carry his urn own state Remembering his when elected mall 4 majority ity L governor govern jr recognizing recognising the tho undoubted un- un t doubted widespread discontent insi in in inside si side his o own pa patty party ty and giving i t due dao w weight i ht to the tho fact that the is in control in Democratic party Now Nosy York City City- there thero seems to tobe tobey bo y good ground round for this view l' l Parties IF LIB ff TC c in politics to win and it will r pe be strange e if there does doc not Dot cn ensue ue ft A widespread cooling off oil of the thear ar ur sar which has so f for far character character- hi Mod iho Roosevelt rt p Partisans p sans Ther The Tho r part of the tho lino line which r bo he may pay maybe be t. t aid raid to have been beeD in is immediate command of oZ has had beets been b cn driven df back r i 10 in confusion On the other othor band hand bandin handin I in Ohio Mr Hanna Hauna h b-ae b not only maintained hi his position but advanced advanced ad ad- it and would woul enter a anew new I f with with- all aU tho the and greater cO contest glamour and prestige e that follow a winner winDor and count coast tremendously it Jit may be bo e said id that bis groat vict viet victory or cry ory is ia largely ely du due to to- the ref a of conservative Democrats to to f foi- foi t j low w the tho discredited banner o of t Bryan or l gi giver give any sanction sanction- to to- the dangerous l ero dep departure from t. t Ly fundamental tM doctrines or ot tire the c e embracer embrace br of Socialistic Socialistic fallacies fallacies fallacies- in ia j 1 t Id tto i which s. s candidate tried to scuds i I r. r 1 i Z i t-li- t J 1 1 r I s th theft m land and d this is ill doubtless true but 11 the h f fact remains fact 9 remains that Mr I. I Han Hanna a. a hay has been bron brought ht to the front by the result as the tho surest vote getter and the most promising promising promis promis- ing leader whom the Republicans can put forward As to the DemocrAts Democrats Democrats Dem Dem- I it has haa long been understood that Tammany was gravitating ing toward the s support 1 port of Cleveland and that support will now be we weighty and carry with it be beyond beyond beyond be- be yond doubt the thc backing of the state One n now hears Cleveland and a Western man Hir na and und an Eastern m man main n. n |