At I.eplllliic.iU lit ,1 1 I U'll tel K tin
'the Hill'' it was a'i i.-uuiiuw-i an 1
sun.!iiii, eoiigr,ttul.atiiiM over thn
N'ew'Vork outlook ami b niyatit iiopen
t the geiit-r.il resuMs. Sceretarv
.McK'ee, is a walking, t.ilkiug, think
ing encyclopedia of political itifor-
n.iiion. II t has hgiired out '.) lit--
pliblie.ilis HS the result of the eoill-
ig election, rim south i-l Hot iu
lu b tl in Dim calulati oi. In exi.bin-
tti'oi McK' e said, "we are not in-
teiing iu the south. Not that wo lira
n it deeply interested, (t tJt, Huil
ul ,-outh is working iut
lis OWX SALVATIOV.
It is only a question of fair eec.
lions. 1 lie revolution n m i.roi'resH
that will solve the iroblou. It i
better so. The reports Irom North
Catoiiiia and Virginia m-tk,? us feel
ike shouting. Hut then there is tho
ount. It is with D inoer,tic elec
tion fh -ials to say what it shall bo.
V lull vote aud a fair eouut in .'-
vt-mb-r would turn tin- Si.vh t,;cr to
the Populists and Ii"pubiieauH. Not
i single Ueni terat would be elet-Kd
to the next congress. S.ich a renult
wou'd have
NAT IONA L .SIONIr lCANCE.
It w uld change the p diti-al do-n-.nation
of the Seriate. It woul 1 ut
surprise us to see a big lanJidule in
North Carolina. We have looked
onn-U-ntly sme l.iDJ fur tho rain
bow that now haajrs over tho Tar
H-el State. There is greater activ
ity in the Sfate than in any eam--tdgn
since lbS4. Altogether it look
n if North C&iol.na might pioneer
the movement of disiutegratioa in
the .-outhern Sta'cs." McKte in a
Vii giniaii bi.rn anl a eoimopoiitati
by adoption.
