. Überprüfung der Bewertungen und der weltweit arbeiten. tainly entsorgt werden ein Republikaner minorityagainst die Art der monetären Gesetzgebung, dass Herr Bryan befürworten würde. Es wahrscheinlich genug ist, auch, dass viele südlichen und westlichen Mitglieder der Kongress würde die Republicanminority im Widerstand gegen seine Politik des Verzichts auf thePhilippines. Es wurde mehr und mehr Evi- dent, da die Kampagne fortgeschritten, dass wasno Teil des Landes. Nord, Süd, Ost, orWest, die nicht bereit war, im Ergebnis zu dulden, - und das sehr fröhlich, in der Tat, - im Fall von Herrn McKinleys Wiederwahl; andyet Herr Bryans Frie

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. Review of reviews and world's work. tainly be disposed to join a Republican minorityagainst the sort of monetary legislation that Mr.Bryan would advocate. It is likely enough, also, that a good many Southern and Western mem-bers of Congress would join the Republicanminority in opposing his policy of giving up thePhilippines. It became more and more evi-dent, as the campaign progressed, that there wasno part of the country. North, South, East, orWest, which was not prepared to acquiesce inthe result, —and that very cheerfully, indeed, —in case of Mr. McKinleys reelection ; andyet Mr. Bryans friends seemed to be both sin-cere and intelligent m their claim, up to thelast, that their candidate had a good chance ofbeing elected. No situation quite like this hasever existed before in American politics ; norhave w^e known anything like it in the politicalexperience of any other country. If, then, Mr.Bryan should really be elected, the result wouldnot be due principally to the fact that a prepon- THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD. 521. ANOTHER PROVISO CONTRACT. From the Tribune (Minneapolis). derant public opinion has accepted his views, butrather to the force of certain fixed factors whichalways give the Democratic party a large nucleusto begin with, irrespective of platform, candi-dates, and public opinion. The foremost of thesefixed factors has already been mentioned. It isthe anomalous condition of the Southern States, whose electoral vote belongs in any case to theDemocratic nominee, no matter what doctrinesand policy the ticket and platform may represent. , n , ... The second 2:reat fixed factor is the Local Politics . 1 - n n as a strength and miiuence oi party or-Factor. ganization and machinery, and thefact that the President and Vice-President arenot the only candidates to be voted for on Novem-ber 6. On the contrary, there are Congressionalcampaigns in every part of the country, and elec-tions for State officers in a very great majority ofthe States. Besides these are th

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