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THREATEN TO REBEL
Taraminy Ohioftaina Defy tbo Power of
the United Etatn Government ,
BOUND TO GET NEW YORK AT ANY PRICE
They Will Not K'spect the Authority of
Federal Elections Supervisors.
JOHN I , DAVENPORT IS DETERMINED
Ho Will Uphold the Law nnd Will Arrest
Any Guilty Inspector ,
THERE MAY BE A RIOT NEXT TUESDAY
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unil tliu Tor. i V' ' " " Al > "ut
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OilllnoU rro fiiteil.
NEW YOIIK. Nov. 2. [ Special Telegrum to
Tin : HEF.I There Is danger of an open con-
fllcl at t&o polls In tbis city next Tuesday
boUvoon thoTiunmanv police mid Iho United
Slulcs deputy marsh Us under John I. Oavon-
port.
The opposing poiUtons ttkon as to the
rights nnd duilos of the Inspootoiu ot olcc
.tlon nnd Iho United States marshals are BO
utterlyantagonistic ; that It Is dinlcuit tosoo
how riot nnd bloocUod Is to bo avoided. Tlio
re-publicans insist tbat , under the stale law ,
It takes lliroo Inspectors ot elcclion to consti
tute n quorum. Tamimnv'a polleo board
had decided of Usolf tha , Iba two Tninmnny
liispoclort of each boaid constitute a
quorum.
Tammany has nl o publicly announced
that no United Stales marshal will be al
lowed wllhln 150 feet of a pollinc place.
John I. Davonp'ort announces in language
rnoro torso than elegant lint if any election
inspector violates the law he will bo "v linked
out" of tbo polling booth Ihen and Ihcre. Ho
will inslruot hU men that U u ill DO Illegal
for the Inspectois to refuse the ballot of nny
registered person
There are l.l.'IT pollinc precincts In Iho cltv.
Two policemen nnd two United Stales deputy
marshals will bo on duty nt each place. He-
servo forces of police nnd tesoivo foiccs of
deputy marshals will bo stationed nt convenient
veniont , points. 'J'ho two forces will bo
equal.
The Greatest danger lies In the probability
that ( n some precincts the Tammany Inspectors
specters will refuse Iho ballols of ropUlorcd
parsons on ono pictoxt or another. Should
tills happen the lesult might be very borious
ATIOUM.V OI.MMIAI.'i < ; ilU'III < Ai : .
II
( lilt Itulnit ICi'iiKiiiKlrnni
Ni w Youit , Nov. 2. Wilhiu the twenty-
vMl
four hoiiia last passed birth has been given
to rlcmonts whiuh may come tocothoi in this
city on clei lion d iy with a sharp crash. Ono
10d
of the elements referred to Is ihe announced
iidhercnce by Attorney General Miller to tbo
custom of the past , undoi Judge Brndloy's '
decision , in accordance with which fodeinl
aly
UDorvisois of olecllon bavo passed anywhere
yon
where Ihov deemed wisdvltliin iho eloclion
enclosures. Tno other nud opposing element ,
cov
ment lies in the fact tbat Lieutenant Gov
trnor Sheehan , cbaliman of the New Yolk
campaign commitlco , has issued an address !
to Iho democrats of tno state In which ho
cites .Tuugo Blower's decision and be rails
iual
on dc'iiiocruts to see to it tbat the fcdeial ;
bupervlsors do not enter the votlne booths-
Judue Biovvor of the United States siipieino
court bus mlcd lhat supoivibois bad no
ilnlil to outer booths or go behind tbu en
closure In vv bleu the bullol boxes uro.
Secnslary DJ IVeost of tbo dcimocratlc
state committee , speaking lodaj of Mr. Mil
IIot
lar's cliculario fcdctal supuivuors and ot
Mr. Shoohan's opposing order to democrats
of this state , said ho believed tbat federal
supoivlsorA hud no light in tbe booths and
they would not be allowed to ? o there. lie
raid iho damocrats would sen lo it tbut they
staved outside thu onclosu'o where Ibo
booths and ballot boxoi uro , und tliu. con
struction foreshadows the possible clash jnof
the two elements referred to on Tuesday
uoxi.
XX'III < lppotu It.
Ill bis address Mr. Sbcpban sa\.s , : "By
BOction Ib3 of tbo code of criminal pro-
cod nro , nny person , nlihPi' n prlvato peraon ,
or n pencil olllcor , may arrest another with !
out vvariant fora ciimn committed in his
presence , and take the person iirrcstud nt
once bufoie a magistiatc. "his applies to
Ihn republican marshals and siipon itorb fiS
vvull us to any othei per on. "
Then , as tliough trf pros * this iiomc , ho
ndds in black face ixpo , "DunocrnU , enter
foico the piovlslon of the 'n\v ' \ to tliu lellor
nud Htiind upon your tigbis as Ameilcan citi
zens. "
It is believed beio that taking this author
ity , the dumnctntio election otllcials of this
dty , particularly , will muite xiubbotn re
sistance to fimentl oflk'i.ils if thov entionch
upon Iho lines officially maikod oui in opposition
sition to the directions contained in the attorney -
torney general's ciieulnr , issued iimler the
llrndlcy decUlon ,
That this outcome Is anticipated by tbo
federal oftlulals ol this city Is evidenced by
the fact that United States Mnishil
Jacobui of this city sent H tclogruni to Act
Ing Attorney .General Aldrlcb , calling nl-
tcntlon to what bo designated the "Intlatn-
inntory pioclainatlou of Lieutenant Gov-
cinor SliDcban , " in regard lo the piesenco '
of federal supervisors nt polling booths ,
Mr. Aldtlob roapandnd thai no had nothing
lo say about tbo proclamation except to refer -
for ta the policy of the goyornmont on this
( IttoitWn * Qiitiliicd lu in * ) instnictions
) : nucHo mursiiaU , aiipoivUnrs , oto. , jos- i
lord ay. Ho toleifiaphed Marshal Jacobus
this nftornoon to bo eovorned by the In
structions contained lu that circular.
It has baon today atcorUluod tbat the law
oftlcers of the Department of Justice nt
\VusbitiRtou careful ! ) examined the siatutoi
nnd opinions tenuerod in cuscs atlilng out
of alleged violations of election statutes boAt -
, fovycstordny's clrculur was Usuod by At-
tnrr.cv Goncial Miller ,
I'rufod nt Mont ( Jui \ I ml.
Kx parte Slobold ot ul. It the case \ \ null
u Ml led on nt conuluslvo of the s of
fodariil authority ever itnta authority vvhor-
oyor any conflict arises wllb respect lo the
oonaucl of national and sluto olllclals at
olrctions for
roprusontatlvis in cungren ,
The opinion delivered by the lalaJuttire
llrudluy In this case has become retabrulud
OKil Is piobablv quoted moro of ton than uny
other opinion lu argument bolero ihe
United States supreme court , U being ap
plied to Almost all cases irhcro there ) apIs
Bn alleged conflict boincon federal and
tuto law. Mr. Aldrlub , ibo solicitor general -
oral , holds it Is learned , that tbo
respective rights of federal and state au-
Iboiltlcs uru clearly defined in this case. auA
couhlderiibln part nr the argument of the
Ctsot vvtsiljvctea in the connruction to be
| lvta lb nordi "ctaki or aitor'1 iu ibe
clnuso of the constitution conferring on con
gress power to mauo or niter the regulations
tbo stales may proscribe ) for the conductor
election ? for ropicsontalives in congress.
The supramo court , Justlcos Clifford nnd
rield , dissenting , hold that the words
"mnko or allor" cave congress a supervisory
power over the subject , nnd that congress
might make new regulations , might cbango
state regulations as It saw lit , nnd tnl Jht
provide for the altemlanca of onicer * lo pre
vent fraud In tboconiltiul of thu elections.
ITdn tl Anthorlt ) Siiircinr | ,
The counsel for tbo d"fenUiinls bad mido
much of the po slbilliv Ibat Mich a con
struction wouldleailto i > collision botvvuoii
the folor.it and fltato authorities , which of
course , should bo avoided.
cenT court In Its opinion abswored this
contention with n positive dcclirntiou that
conflict could not ptoperly niiso , because the
authority of congress over the subjnci Is
paiamnunt In 1's i emulations , superseding
nlalo regulations so fur as the latter relate *
to congressional elections The national
nnd state Jurisdiction were conc'iiricint , hut
whcievnr conlllct occuircd the foinu-r was
supremo. | U Is hold tbiu the la-.v nulbori-
Inl" deputi tnirshals to keep the p.-nco at tin-
lloial elections IH not unconstitutional and
that the nation U goveinri'int has tbo right
toUn use physical force in nnv puit of the
United Status lo curry Inlo execution Ibo
povveis ) ) conferred upon It
linti iictiniiH to Xlir ! < 1ml Unlknr.
The lenders of both parties hoi o have today
been further Informed from Washington thai
Acting Altoinoy ( joni'tal Aldrich sonttho
folloivIIIR tcloziam to United Stales Marshal
Walker at Montgomery Ala. , this afternoon :
"See last nuagiaph of circular milled v us-
terdny Use your discretion , remembering
und so Instituting vour deputing that they
nro peace onicois nnd not p irttb ins and that
the livv was onnct3d to secure n free aim
honest ballot and fair count. "
This vvns made in response lo a letter from
Mirshal Wnlkor , reocivod this morning in
vv hlch ho snld "I will tlriulc you to notify
mo by who if I slinll cfetciso mv own judg-
iiiont us to the nuiiiborof special dopuly
marshals lo bo appointed in Montgomery nm !
Mobile , coming under Ihu head of cities of
over n thousand Inhabitants. I as It you , for
Iho reason that it would be n difficult matter
to find a suitable number ot cfllcicnt men ,
men that could bo rolled upon In case
there Is n ilot or dislurbinca on the
diiv of tno olect'on , nnd I would
bo glad lo know Ibo full extent of my au-
Ihoiity in otder Hint I may select a sufticiont
number befoiohund. "
Mil ] Vlal > I in Ply.
Thus , with the federal ofllclils plucktlv
led bv Supervisor John I. Lhucr.port , and
\\lthtlieileniocr.iticstato olllcials made up
of combalivo timber , it is not unlikely that
iho fur mav llv in this cltv next Tuesday.
Both parties in lirooklvn mo completing
Ihoii aimnguments for tbo closing inlllcsof
the camoalirii A grand mass meeting of
the democrats v\lll bo held tomoirow (1'burs-
dav ; nlirnt at Ihe Academy of Mtisir , which
will bo addressed by Wayne MucVoush of
Pennsilviinln nnd ex-Govoinor Campbell of
Ohio.
Minister Putr'cic U an will addioss tbo
republic ins at the Clorinont .ivenuo link on
hitutdny nighl. Republicans in nil iho
vvaids will puado on Triday night.
m\ioci ; xno rvi.i ; IHUNOKK.
l nuilif state Itonrbuns me XI thin ; i ; > ldcnt
thn > m < ii or , i TOICU am.
Nnvv YOIIK , Nov 2 A postur was sent out
hj the democratic national committee aU
over the state by tens of thousands lust
n'ght. It Is a shent almost two foot by tbreo
foot nnd is printed in tilling wrllmir. Tbo
heading ib : "Oamocnlb , ontorco the law. "
Attention ii culled to the law rogaidlne
United Stales mnrcnalsnt palling booths nnd
to federal Mipervislon of elections. 'I ho
poster leads as folfows *
"Uomocrat 1 enforce the provisions of tbe
Inw to the letter , and st'.nd on your riyhls as
American clu/.ens.
' "Do not pormlt icpubllcans lo use looms or
bulldlnga within 1.7) ) feet qf the polling place
for the purpose of bribing voters.
"You have the power lo pievent It audit
isniir duty to uirest all such malcfuctois "
"J'hls moans , " snld a republican who lias
been nc-tivelv contieclocl wilh iho prosecu
tions brought in Iho United Stileb roil it
jestordny. "that Iho democrats have mauo
up their minds to carry the state by mowicy ,
fraud or force Tulk of the foico bill ! It
plans which have coma to our ears are car-
lied out. tbctc should bo a foico bill in this
stale now. "
i HIM * , is i oit vvi : vx iic. :
Si.utli irititifiii l.piilnrs ih. Mum , ' 1110111 to
Ilitlp tlr.I'opnlUts. .
Wtri'iirouN , t > . I ) , Nov 'J J A Lucas ,
chairman of the piohibitinji stale central
commltce , and M. L ) Alexander , Ibo nomi
nee of ihoprohiblllo list pii'ty for governor ,
nr&ndvislng the prohibitionists of this state
to vole for Woivor. Socrotaiy of blalo
Hini.seod i of used in plaeo iho nomlnoo > uf
Ibo prohibition pirty in iho official ba'lot '
owing to somu ti'chnicalitv. The prohibi
tionists also makic'iaivreii of n , grave nature.
Tbo prnhlblllontsts nro adviaed and urged o.to
vole tbo populist ticket.
I.ojul tu tlio llrliot.
Neb , Nov 1 , \Vo , the un-
dcrngned republicans of LouUvIllc City and
piecinct , have read with surprise nnd In
dignation tbo imputation In the last Issue nof
tha Courier Journal ( which purports to ad-
voculo republican prmolplosj that the re
publicans of this piico nro sulklug because
our candidate for the uomlnnlion for repio-
Eonlallvo nt Iho county convention was dfc-
foulcd , This Is falsa.Vo ncoaolod Ibo de
cision uf ihe convention ns tinal and wo pro
pose lo work for iho' ticket , the whole
ticket . , nothuiK but Hie ticket , nnd for no
pan of ll morn than for our honoifd nominee ,
for honator , in whom wo rtioocnl/o sterling
abllllv to represent Inn interests of Ci i s
county und who has our implicit conlidencc.
Wo cannot but admire a man's principle
who depends upon Ibe support of his parly
thi'jugb loyalty lo Us iutciost ana not
tbinugh IOMI for boodle.
Wutvlllbo loiind at lovnl lo our Hc.iat
Ibis full as over
higncd Will P Kllloii , Waltsr Culforth ,
James Koliortson , J. L. Hiirlshorn , C A
Mnnker. K Palmer , .XI. N Drake , J. AM. ,
Wind , J O MtChilu , G I' bnuvn , P M.r. .
Gnntaln , J A , Ilunmelr , II. L. Cvani" , A r.G
Knelt , L C K'ckhoft. ' Tiuman Hall , A r.M
( Jllni' , J. .N Drake , Jessie Livingston , W M
Thomas , II. U' , Wui. . , L Jenkins , h > P
Mattionny.
Dninori il ( Iliji-ct ,
Dbrnoir , Mich. , Nov , J A special from
l.anslnj. , Mluh , says. On bahalt of Danlul
J. Canipiu , chalimau of the clenujratio state
cenirul commlltoe , unn other dumociats the
supreme Court wa > , uppllcj to tr.U morning
for umiiiidanitn to compel the common coun
ell of the city of Dutioit to sol aside and in-
iclnil a cm Ulu resolution adopted on Ucto-
uor-1 appolnilnp five inspectors in ouch pro
clnct of the olty , The application was
granted and an order to show causa vv by a
mandamus should not Utue , 11111111 ? returnable
at4 p. in. tomoirow. Thn reiiilors contend >
that Ibo Inspectors should ha elected .1 the
pulls by the voters ihe first thine election
morning , and that tbo council had no power
to make the appointments.
M , I'linl OKIIIIICI ill IC.lll , > ,
ST. I'AU , Neb , Nov , 2. [ SpnuUl Tele-
giuuitoTm , Bi'E.J A f ° irciowd of tepub.
ilcuns , democrats and populUts li.tcuod ublo
ibe talk of Hon. J , Sterling Morton toniu'iit.
Mr. Morton , but for his free trade obsatvu-
lions , made u good republican < pccoh. His
talk on tbe silver qunnloa was its expnotod ,
Tbe candidate for lieutenant governor , Mr.
K. N. Wolbacb. made a nuat sUJooli nnd wut
upulauded by his St. 1'uul friends ,
The crowd wai kbippad in fioji Grand
lilund and with their torrhnj madu a ciedil-
oule diiplay.
Kiitliii < laui In Intm ,
UBS MOIVBS , la , Nov. 3. Tbe r 13K
of Dot Molnes und tbo cantral portions 13Kef
the state hud n luuoossful rally Hero today
nod tonight , n larxo number of clubs fiom
the outside towns being jir-Jtflnt Ex-Sp akor I
Koud nnd lion , Johu A. Ka ou addrojsod , I
large I
and Depow Mnko Convincing Argu
ments at Jamestown , N , Yf
CHAUNCiY MAKES ANSWER TO GROVER
Clexnl iiid'i Nan York Asiortlons Thur *
ougliljItcfnted b tlio ( Ireitt Kinplro
Stnto Orator Jsonoru Mate Olllic-
lioldtu llolng llciulli Asioiscil.
J \Mr.sro\\v , N. Y. , Nov. S Chuuiicoy M.
Donow nndhlteliiw Held traversed three
counties In west oin Nov York today mak
ing speeches In ndvocicvof President Har
rison's election in each of Ilium , These
counties nro thoroughly jopubllcan Allo-
sanoy , Cntturau us nnd Chaulatuiun.
Wtlb ihose meoiiiiRS Mr. Djpovv und Mr.
Hold brought to an end their Joint election-
ccrinp lour in Ihu interior of Iho state of
,
New York ,
At .lamostowu today there was n great
thione. which rooted the distinguished
visitors. Mr Hold was hem lily cheered
when hovu Introduced to tnc crowd , ilo
depleted Ibu splendid condition of tbo
United Slalcs under President Harrison nnd
snld the democratic pjllcy of making n
cbnugo , If adopted , would load surely to
coinmerciil dUastor. The country was at
po ice at homo and abroad H bad a presi
dent who bud given thu people of the United
Stales n safe , frugal und u biilllautly suc
cessful ndnilnlstiiitloii. Would It not bo
wise to continue this administration I
J.r. Depow opened his speech with the
statement that everywhere he bad tiavolod
Inno westetn Now Ymk ho had looked upon
now factories. Jamestown hnd them. lu
every case tlieio now factories wore making
votes for Hairisou and Held. Then Mr
Depow tuinod his nllonlion to Mr Clove-
land's I remarks at , iho Lonox Lyceum In New
atYe
York la it nlirhl. Concerning Mr. Cleve
land's speech Mr. Depewsald :
1 h ivo toad wllh great interest the
speech mide by Mr. Cleveland at ibo Lenox
Ijcoum ' in Now York city last evening. It
isst cbiuactcrized by unusual clearness of
statements : and directness of chuicnj. H
calmly iguoics nil pending Issues , and puts
fo the fiontanovv quouion. The tariff is
only incidentally roierred to , tbo "foico
bill " the
, btalo biuk cuironcy piopo-
slllon , Iho money q jeatlon und lociprocity
are not even hinted nt. It Is evident
th the domoci.uic leader regards his party
us alrondv beaten on tbe tarilT , icciprocllj *
nnd state bank cuitency nnd abandons them
nnTl
Tlbj attention ot the rounlry is cluilleugod
bj nn ex-president of ihu United Suites and
u candidate for re-oleclion to the coiruplion
of tbo fianchisns and the largo bums which
arm inUcd for campiipn purposes , nnd the
manner in which thov nro expended. On tbe
general proposition ot the danger and im
morality of ttieso vast expenditures in presi
dential campaigns Inoie can bo no division
ofoptniori. Tbo republica' paitv would be
Clad to meet Mr. Cleveland nnd the demo
crats moro than naif wav in : tny legislation
which would mnUu impossible , by proper
penal < enactment , the raising and distribu
tion of mouoy by candidates and campaign
committees. But thu ataitling tiling about
1st . Cleveland's address is , that , having
stated tbo evil , he charges lhat
moneys are raised and dntiibutcd
solely by the committees and
through the agencies ol tlio republican
llvv . This accusation Is su absurd that it
would require neither mention nor lofutallnn
except : for the eminent , authority which is
behind . it. It ib unfortunately tiuo lhat
largo lUins aio raised by bolb parties for po )
litical pui poses and Urgcr than arj legiti i-
mately icqulied , except tbut iho olTorts iif
ouch oitfanizatlon stimulate corresponding
Industry in ihe same direction by Hie other.
Mr. ' Clovfland himself was so Impressed r.h r.v
this in the last canvass that , though
tben president of tno United Slates ;
and u compaiathely poor man i ,
he rontribuled ? IUOlJ ) to Ihe demo-
ciatic fund uud has c'ono tbo same this tiiic.
At least a dozen active momburs of each
organlzitlon know perfectly well Iho amount
0n money which U In pu session of thu
national campaign committees of bolb pjr-
lios. The raised rin
. . sums und the souices Irom
which t'noy came are known by tuoio well
informed managers , 'ihere were silling >
upon Ibo platform when Mr Cleveland spalio :
not , fuwei limn half
11 dozen gonlluinen
\ \ ho could have to'id him iho exact
facts of the situ.Uio.i , and who must
have bad their tongues in their checks
while listening to the ciodulous trcsbnois of
tbo Indictment. They know that the amounts
alleged to have been conliibutcd lo and lo bu
in ibo possession of iho republican national
commllloo hme been pjiposoly nnd grossly
o\apgcinled , whuo iho sums raised by Ibo
deinocrnlio committees are constanlly undor-
stirnatcd.
Neither party has been able to raise a ?
much money as was collected in 1833. This
is notably true of the republican canvass.
The sums ascribed to Mr. Carnegie , Mr.
Prick nnd their friends p.IS
nro the fictions
of campaign imagination. Neither of
Iheso gentlemen really bad contributed
a dollar. Tbo democrats have been able ted
iniso an unusual amount of money regard
less of Ibo civil soi vice rules. The assess
ments have never bcon so rcmoisolossly
repressed Uvory democratic slum olllco !
holder has been taxed 10 per cent upon his
salary ? , vvbllo a ereut mass of fodoiul ofllco
holders nro of a class lhat cannot bo
reached and do not contribute. lo
ofllclals of Iho slnlo of Nuw York ,
are within the clulchoi of the domociatlo
campaign com mi It oe The amount nf salar
ies pud to these oillcora is very much Creator
than the as sablu federal list , if the federal -
oral list could bo assossed. It Is well knoivn
tint on account of the civil sei vicu niles , and
iholi iltfid enforcomnnl by Mr Hoosevelt
and his commission , Hie assess nent of fed
eral nlilclals K next to Impossible d.rk
Thu pay roll of the city nf Now York
amounts lo f 17,000,000 year , while iba pay
roll of the stain Is very larno. Thu assess ,
monts nrc creator than the onliro bum in isno
possession of iho republican national
com mitt oo. That nas bean supplu-
inenU'd ny ni least ? 3JO,003 , which
has been intsed by half chu
dozen well know.i domociats. 1 ttiereforo
claim , nnd c'urlulnly no well Informed demo-
ci at will deny , tbat the domocintlci committee -
too U in poisc'islon of"i per cent moro funds
foi uaiii [ ln purposes than mo republican
commliice. One would bo rash , Indeed , to
claim that there nru any purposes
for which the republican party would
use money vvhoro a democrat would
icfuso to use it to bonollt tbo
democratic party. If Cleveland Is kept In
Isnorant'O bv tils patty manaqciiof the con-
ditlons as thoyoxUt , in order that he may
make stalemonts of ihe kiud contained In
his Lenox lyoeum speech against the funds
or their uses In the bands of the tupubllcan :
committees , the damocratlo committees
which have deceived him , and are endeavor
ing ibtough him lo aocoivo iho country ,
should recui\o through public sentiments
and its popular expression at the polls , the
punhhmcni which they deserve.
Tiieiu vvas u big parade of tbo ropubllom
clubs of Jumesliiuii und vicinity tonight ,
uilv UO 000 voters were in the line ol this
prooaabinn. A republican mass meatlnK fol
lowed at iho wigwam , which vvus addiessod
by Mi , Djpew und Mr. Hold ,
At the conclusion uf thu mcotlnv Mr. Hold
doparto'i for New York. Ilu will make i a
speech ihero lomoirow and another af Al
bany Piidiiy ovonini ; , Mr. Oopow will o Allo
Huffalo ton.onow inorniue and will ihera
addreis u Kraat rcpulntcau mass meeting ria
lha evening. (
At Ilu ) hprlncii.
H\r Si-r.isos , Nob. , Nov. 0. ( Special Tel-
egramtoTiiKBEC. ] M. A. Puugliertvchair
man of ibo republic-ail congressional commll-
leo of the Sixth , and VV , W. WooJcandidate
for statu senator , addiessed ono of tbo largest
audiences over assembled in Huy Springs I
loay. Mr , Uaugburty vvat ai hi * best aud i
enicrinmc'cl the nudlorloo for two hours
In his inimitable style' . Ho showed
from the countr tocoids lhat
under reform or independent rulu the counly
was pivinc mord milcaRo and par dlom to
the independent rourty commissioners thnn
Hover had before , nnd Unit the assessing ot
the county cost nt Icnsi one-third more than
it cost under tbo republican rula Mr.
UAUgherty made voles tor James Whitehead -
head , \vho will po out of this county Novam-
her 8 wllb n mujoiltv , which Is more than
Iho most sanguine republican expected.
1111,1 , TALKS I ( lit OIlMOCIt.VCV.
Jfo York's Sctmtor Kntnrtnln * the 1'roptn
of I'ort > Inr\ls.
POUT Jiiiivts , N , Y. , Nov. 'J Senator Hill
nrrivcd in lown this nttcrnoon nnd after
dining was escorted to Iho opera lintlso ,
which was crowded with people Kopre-
sontativo | ) democrats vvoio present from
Goahon , Mlddlotown , Montlcollo. Milford ,
Hoi
Senator Hillspoko In partus follows. "This
Un campaign of education. Wo are now ills-
CUR
Prom IsU ) to 18iS the Issues raised bv the
war wore dominant , but Cleveland's ud-
mlutslratlon eave opportunity for tlio dis
cussion of 'J'no
nou questions old war Issues
became obsolete , sectloiml bllturno B has
dim out. Wo differ honoillv on quosllons of
publio Dollcy. I ho question of federal taxation
HOI Is the domlmnt course of the campaign.
Tbi power to levy taxes Is u despotlo uut
nocosstiry uov\ar In every well orgaiu/od
government. The diffoionco betwuun the tuo
purlins mav bo briefly dellnod as follows :
The democratic party bellovos In a sti let
construction of tbo federal constitution , the
republican party bcllovos in u loose con
struction of that Instrument. Tbo repub
licans arc willing to confer ovary possible
power upon the covorninont. Thn democrats
are for conllnlng tbo government tu Its strict
constitutional limit ? .
\\ltli Incidental Protection.
"Tho republicans sny that taicos should bo
levied for iho tiecossaiy expciucs of Iho gov
ernment. There wo acreo with ibom. Wo
believe iu a lariff for revenue , ulth In
cidental protoclion. This has always
been iho position ot the democratic
paitv. ire i TantTs which cieato unnecessary
revenue nro unconstitutional. I udniit lhat
tht tirstconcress enacted a revenue bill with
a protection preamble. Let the lupubllcaus
make the most ot It. Congicss was coerced
Into the passage of this bill by ibo impnr
tunilies of Ponnsvlvanln , always on the out-
loci * for her own Interests. Tlio succeeding
congress , howuvor , rcoa nUlnir the uangei -
oils precedent , and to puaru against futuio
violations of tbo constltulon * uf tbo same
klnil , enacted the nuiandniont ciovldlng that
all tbo powers not oxnresslv granted to the
gonnnil govc'iumont wcro rosoivuu to the
states. j
"As federation Is what triumphed In tbo
bill under discussion , the democrats tri
umphed in the amoridaont. All iho turlll
bills passed since that tiino have boon
passed as rnvcnue lulls without the recital
of protective intent. : Lot the republicans bo
candid j nnd throw bit all dlsguiso and pass a
billsolely and expressly for protection some
thing hko this :
Where is No rovonuaU neooed and ,
Where is Ceitiln prlvato Inaustrlui need
protection ; thuroloro wo authorize such and
suc-h duties.
of protection , pure and simple , to the tosl.
Is tnerc nny doubt that the United States
supreme court would prouiuuco U unconsil-
tulionall
Dunotincoil iis if ( irouint ; Kill ,
"Tho cry for protection is u giowng | evil.
Until of Ute it , bus uwa ( > 3 bsau cicumcd a
tompoiary necessity fbonctmniirn Infant in-
austiios. It Is now time for this to cease.
In all my tiavols I have not found
lhat monstrosity Uio man whoso w.isjos
bavo biian increased by the Mclvlnlev
bill. Wages nta higher hero than in
Huropo because of tuo superior skill and in-
tollU'enco of our artisans nnd of our irado
oiRnnizations. I challenge our republican
filonds to show one single manufactured
article on which duty enough was not , left by
Ibo Mills bill lo represent the difference bo-
tvvoon American and foreign labor. What
more can a roisonnblo pioteulionist niki"
Tba senator road { rom the frea lists of ths
MuKlnloy bill and argued that Ibo placing
on tbo free list of the article.- , mentioned did
not be no tit the masses. Ho said the tariff on
farm products is a mockery. It does tbo
farmer no goad. Tbe democrats pronoso not
f reo tiado , but a modetato tariff revision.
Tbo senator mauo only a very brief allu
sion to tbo force bill.
\VA < iKi l.MISSOUKI. .
CoiiiiiiisBloner Hull of 'I'lllit suite
MIIKPH IliH Itopiill.
Uirt , Mo , Nov. 2. State Labor
Commissioner IIM authon/es the following
quotation from his forthcoming raport : "In
crease in wages since 1VJJ has boon very
goneral. With one oxceutionut decrease no
change has occurod in tbo past two years ,
except in the case of tbo cablnotrjake , who
obtained a reduction In tbo hours of labor
without u cbuhza ofvaos. ; . Tbo vurlous
building trades Sfcurej similar leduc-
tioni some two years ago , and
other trades have , by moans of
strong labor unions , secured an auvanco in
gej during tbo last twelve years , amount-
to from b to 20 per cent. The coonor
tiado shows n greater loss , not so much in
rates paid , us In loss of time througli tlio in
troduction ot machinery , and horse collar
manors follow in tbo same m inner , and tn
soniJ cases voluntarily reduced wages to
piovent tbo Inroads qf machinery , tliu de-
croiscd oarninjs in tlioir trade amounting to
12 < < j par cent during the uocailo. Tuo sburp-
e i advance was made In Iho wages of un
skilled , or ordinary labor. Wages of work-
Inu'inen , especially in tba lines of protected
Industilos , bavo not baon advanced in tbo
past throe years.
.SOUTH DAKOTA Jl
A Poll ol tlio Suite blioiru u Largo lt pnl > -
lie-in tl ijurlty.
SiotCm , la , Nov. 'J fapojlal Telegram -
gram to Tin : Bci : . | Chairman Urcono of the
South Dakota ropublipan stale cantral com- (
mlltco und his liouloaant * bavo juit corn-
Dieted a house to , house poll of tbd
outlra pDrtion of. 'the etnto east of
the Missouri through the ngonoy of county
contra ! and towasblp comimttoos , nnd bavo
on their poll booKs tbe nauios of every voter
in that part of thmatatp , with hU political
'
pieferenocs indicated , giving his pluco
"
of residence , etc" From ibis tin
estimates thai tho' republican plurality
In that part of the aUtp for the national ,
staio and congresilfuial tickets will tia
15,01)0. ) Ho tbii/l that an uddlllonal
plurality of l.CJQ can bo depondad
on from the Ulna H11U. His poll booka
show that hundreds of.tljoje who wore popu
lists two ' \turs ago will vote the republican
ticket this'full.
Senator U'M'unlldent ,
NEW YO.IK , JMOV. 'J. ' Sauator Qjay was nt
republican beidquartqra yeiioiday morning
and bad a coagrenw ( wjth Iho lpador horo.
Tno senator said bo haij , at tbe suggottlon i of
some of iho gentlemen engaged In Ibo man
agement of tbo republican campaign , anne
very carefully through tlio details of tnt'lr
labor up to tba present ; tlmo and hud can-
\ uasodvltb them tnulr propositions lor the
lutuio.
Their administration bad boon faultless , ho
added. I'raildent Harrison , he said , will bo
elected. Ho would cairyNew York , Indiana
and Connecticut. Now York would elect
him without Indiana and Connecticut , and
Indiana unu Connecticut would eluul him
wllQout New York . ,
Ihu MH n Hum n l ,
Mich , Noy. 2. Tno supreme
I'elcourt declines to iisua iho mandamus usKod
for by the Sblawuuoo county populists In-
vc'ailcallni ; lha claims of Youmans and
Thompson to have thejr names primed on
ll' ° ° nl-'al ( ' bulloU ak Ihu regular people's
nominees for congress. There will accord-
fCO.NTJSUfifl O.V BECO.NI )
BOYD'S ' PERSONAL APPEAL
Eon , John L. Webster Disijots That Oou-
fiaentinl Politick Epistlo.
WHAT DO THE PEOPLE THINK OF IT
Pertinent Queries I'nt to Itrpulillr un , In-
> " i i unil Driniirrnts C'otierrn-
t\K tlio Dnpllrilj thn Governor
linn sluiHii liMTiint HID I'urtj.
Hunt , , , Neb , NJV. 2 s-SpooIil [ Telo ritn
to . Tun DKD ] Uonninla hill vv is pnrkcd
to overflowing last nlpt.t , the occuslon of
republican talk. Thj weather \ \ as bad , iho
streets being impassable on account of mud ,
and ( It was Impossible to have n torchlight
procession \ \ ben It was announced that
John ; . L Webster would speaic , It was
enough ( to call out the ladles In great mini
bers. The win tbo ladles oliccfil the
speakers it would loid ft poison to bclievu
that u majority ot thu Indloi would vote the
ropabllcan ticket If tnoy could ot.ly us
qlven the chance this yoai
Hon. Henry Sprick , candidate for float
senator from Dodge county , Sessions , cnndi-
dale for lloat ropro'ontallvo from Hurt."cl
Dave Moiccr , candldftto for congiess In tbo
Second district , Will Uurloy , H H. Uoblson
and John 1 , . Webster of Omaha were
pieauut ,
Mr. Sprick spoke a few minutes , lu which
ho said that ho hud worked a year in tbo old
country for NO , and could carryall hou'vncd
in . bis handkerchief , nnd ho did not propose
to vote n democratic ticket ; that bo was
prosperous in this country and would stay
bv the party that ramie it prosperous. Ho
snla tnat this country made moro progteis In
fho years thnn the old cuunlrv did In Illty.
Dave Mercer made n few romnrUs which
struck the boys in tbo right hhapo and w\s
unplauded lone and often. Will Gurloy fol
lowed with a short speech.
Hon. Johu L. Webster followed. Ho In
troduced bis remarks us follows :
nnuiorruv ) 14 i > nil.
"This Is no longer n catnpilgn noninst the
domociatlc party In NobiasUa ; l&nt party is
dead. James E. Boj d ss ill" , und bo ought
to know. Have you seen his conbdenllnl
loiter ! Ho says tn th it letter that he was
\\onbytho consultation u lib Uio national
committee and loading inon of the demo
cratic paitv. nnd Ihey agreed with him tint
tno beat policy to oa punned lu Nebraska
was for the democrats to suppoit the
Weaver electors. Ho s iys that Informa
tion has reached him that a largo
number of independents who were for
merly republicans mean to vote the Hatrison
llckut ; lhat is good news to us , ultbough wo
knew Hint before Hoyd's letter bccamo pub
lic , btill Itiswoith u good deal to us to
Know that iho democrats bavo received this
information anu uro spreading U broidcnst ,
over the stnto. 'J his kind ot discouraco-
munt of the .cmnciattc party will add moro
votes to tbo republican party. I quote bis
language :
" 'With the republican strength tnus aug
mented , It will no impossible for democrats
tocairy their own electoral ticket lo vie-
torv. '
"If the democratic pirty cannot eloot tbe
Clovolarid electors , bow can they bopo to
eiect uny part of the demonnllo tickat ?
Stand up , Mr. Huclld Mai tin , nnd toll tbc
dcmocratlo party what you think of this
douth-ilcalincr ( stroke ot tbo governoi.
Stand up , Mr. J. Sterling Morton , demo
cratic candidate foi govoruot , nnd toll j our
fellow democrats" uhat jou think of this
effoit of youi goveinor to cast tbo di'ino-
crallc vote wltn the Indenendcnt pnrtv.
What Is the mailer wllh ibe uomocrauo
paiiy that it can do nothing bolter tlian
play u 'bido and seek' game with iho in
dependents !
> ut lor Independent Crackei * .
"Next comes a proposition that must bo
startling to the alliance party. When you
independents met in xour national conven
tion in Omahu and declined , \our platform
and nominated General Weaver for pies-
iaont ot the United Stutos , ) ou pledged
yoursolvcn to him to devote j our energies !
to his election In good faith. When Gatmral
\\Viivcr acootpd that nomination ho ex
pected tbo electoral ticket of that party to
'
bo elected for tba purposn of pulling htm
iiV iho white nouso. When Gcnaial Vnn
Wyck accepted the nomination of Iho Indo-
poiidout party In Nebraska , bo oxncclou
tbat party to make him coveinnr of the
stato. You then oxpuuted to act in good l (
faith /or the accomplishment of thai end.
"Now , lot us look at Iho startling declnra
tlon of James il iioyd. Ho tolls the demo
crats that to vote for iho independent ticket
Is a definite stop towiud victory
and the ultimate- triumph of Cleveland and
Stevenson , and Iho principles they repre
sent. ' In other words , the decimation eIs
that tbo democrats , fooling that if parly
lines remain as they ate today the demo
cratic party will bo defeated and the repub
licans achieve a victory. This , U a statement
lhat the Independent party cannot elect its
tlcKot , slate or national , of Its own voto. IsU
is a declaration to you , General Van Wyck ,
tbat you cannot bo elected , It is a declara
tion to you , J. Sterling Morton , Ibat you
cannot bo elected governor ; it is a declara
tion that the democratic party , small in num
bers though U be. holds tbo balance of power
und lhat It , proposes to use it for tbo pui ere
not of electing Weaver , but to elect Grover
Cleveland , and for the destruction
audbuilalof the Independent parly. It IsIs
not proposed to give anything in exchange
for Ibo bandits U oxpecu to reap by this
ono Elded coalition. It is not , piuposcd tote
give anv votes to tbo independent slate
ticket , but maans to lot jour state ticket be
submerged , fiom General Van Wvck nt beet
top , to Ibo lowest state ofllro. It docs not
moan to give a vote to the independent ticket
for . tbo purpose of electing Weaver , but for
the nurpojo of defeating Weaver by throwing -
1c ing 1 tlio selection of piosldont into a demo
cratic congress.
"What do you IndopcnJenls ihlnlf ot ihls
scheme lo rob you of ihe imaginary victory
fur which you bavo been enthusiastically
campaigning Ibis state , and all tbo western
uuu southern stales from Oregon to Ala-
bamat
Couldn't 'I rust tint I.rndiun ,
"This was n seciotly contrived schema of
the democratic party to bo given out among
Iho confidential friends of iho writot ol the
letter. In Ibe beading of his letter he < hoi ,
M'orional and Confidential , ' und later on In
the letter he sa\s , 'Mnke such use of this
among jour democratic frlendi ns you can
without openly causing an alarm on the part
of our opponents. Discuss tbo laoa only
wllh democrats who can bo trusted.1 Uvl-
denlly it was never Intended that democrats
whom James U. Hoyd could not trust , kola
Huclid Martin , Churlos H , Brown , ' 1 , J. Ma-
bonoy and others , should over too this lat
ter , Hon. J.
Sterling Morton was not ex
pected to see this letter. The walls of Arbor
Lodge will quake with anger when he reaua
It.
"What will tbo Independents U.lnlr who
bavo boon supporting Weaver for tuo pur
pose of gelling free , uolimilca coinage ref
silver when iboy find out thai ibulr vote is
to be used for thu purpose of electing Grover
Cleveland , wbo publicly announced iii a letter -
tor tbat tbe free und unlimited coinage otof
silver would bring disaster und liuraiblpl
Grover Cleveland is a gold but ; candi
date nominated by the democratic
rmly wllh tbo bopo of carr ) ln tbu
stale of New York. What does the alliance
fanner think who hue beeu spending bis
time and money campaigning for Weaver
and Van Wic * In the bopo of huvldg the
government loan him money at S per cent
per annum to pay otT bis fuim mortgage , that
bis vote Is to bo mod to elect drover Cleveland -
land , who , ut all times , hat been opposed to
thesubiroasury ccbemol What dooi a re
publican think wbo never voted n democratic )
tlcuet lu bis life , uut wbo went Into the in-
uepondtul movement under Iho deluded t.opj . )
tbat tnoroby his condition might bo im
proved , bat lluds out at thu Ute dale that
the xvorK of four je r in tbo alllnuco yarty I
THE B BULLETIN.
/or < > m iJiu u i J IVJ il/ . ;
1 , New Yoilt Driiiiimlt In HpliMllom
Iiepi nnil llclii In thn fii-lil.
UrlnlorItlMiTtHtml' * I'rlv.itc l.rltrr
I'liililnrk XlimiK t | i nil Aitilliiur.
t'l In-lighter * .ignln In Drni.nul.
iMKlt rarlliitiirnt irj PnrtjN run--
Xtrticn's M.llil or Orients' \Volk.
a. Council lnir ! I.DIMm ! .
Ninth Hnd Itt'pitlillitns IliUlj.
I. l.'illlnrlil mill CoiiiniPiit.
M Tililll-tiili Not i < s und ( iiKlp.
fl , t Ytrnilliit ; soiitli OmilmV Ur < it t'luntu ,
Mliir < ol thi < ltill tv Win In.
n ( Irnln , I'liMMlniM uil'l I.Un Stork.
7. I ntnl VVtnK < In Cn hliiil.
II sprrlit mops Ills l.llitln ; ; : Contrict ,
1(1. Siicir IJi-iit Ciiltnrn Xiliiuirlng ,
Iti-poil ( > l Hi" llliiitnr nl HID Mint.
1'J. ( iniiKl A liny lirpui linpnt.
is to bo tisod by iho demounts for tbo pin-
pose , of electing n demociatio piosldont of
the United Slntcs"1
Mr. Webster ihon < poito for some tlmo ex
posing the fallacies ot Ihn sithtroasurv pli >
i.nd inon addiesscd himself to Iho provlsmu
In tbo dc-mooratin platform docUrlng Ihu
tarilT uticonstitulional nnd thnl further
clnu o In iho dcmocrnllo plntfotm denounc
ing I Ibo tntllTs\stora nt n scheme lor the iob-
bety of millions of liborcrs.
IJM iii'stsi u' iti.i't r.i ICA > '
lion , doliii XI , ThiiMtnii inliit.iln 11
l.iilKn Atiillcnrn lit Sniliillt.
NoKtoiu , Neb , Nov. ' . ' [ Special Tc'.u- '
gram to 1'itc HER | The gioatest political
domonslrallon in the history of noilh Ne
braska was bold in this olty thu evening ,
the occasion being a gland icptibllcnn rally
nnd an address by Hon. John M. Thur ton.
At nn early hour theio WHS n torchlight
procession , inlerspeuedvilh several biass
bands and a very crodltnblo display of
fiiouorlcs. Tbo banncis vveio numer
ous nnd beautiful Tae portrait nf
Cicuoral llmiison mounted nnd Uold
silling on ii nloiiu wilting war
coirospondoncc's was vorv Hue. This evening
special trains began arriving over all lo-uis
leading into ibo city bearing large delega
tions ot loptibllcan"oiatois Mr. 1'Liufstoii
was met nt tbu Union Pacific itonol by a coui-
inittco of rcC&ption consisting of ( . 'olonol S
W. Hives , ma\orof the city , nnd Hen , W
H. Huchol/ chairman ol thu countv ccnlial
coinmllto ? , J H Have < . W. II. Wldatnan and
W. M Robinson , tbo Noifolk hi ass bam' ' and
a inulllludooi i-ili/.cns.
After Iho arilval of outside delegations
there was an nnmansa llrunuo.ui demonsti i- | i
tlon , and the meeting was rnllod to older bv
Mavor Haves ' , who intioduced Iho Noifolk
Glee club , v'vhich lendoieJ a very line selec-
lion in n mos' clllclcnt mminer entitled
" \Volcome"
Mi Tuurslon was Inlioduced
bv Hon John K. Haves.
Mr Thurston said as Intioductoiy thai his
voice was n litllo ho irse and husky owing lo
constant use in tbis campaign. Ho snld in
the beginning of the campaign ho was adver
tised from ocean to ore in lo speak from iho
independent slump , but ho wasn't yet
icudy to acknowledge blmsolf H political
failuio as tbo alliance was principally made
ui > of mep who had failed in tbu older
partieh The onpin.u alliance leadeis weia
bet aside and aalf uppomlcd leaders had
taken iheir places The people of this btale ,
ns a whole , had acoompllahed more in the
sboit time it had hcn sottlc'd lhan any olhor
people on tbe face of tlio ciulh. He
claimed that the stipplv unit demand of ' '
money , as oveivtbing ol o , le ulitcd the
prlco ; th-U intoioit In this statn
hnd reduced gradually fiom lii per cofil top ,
and thoto uus no tack , nor likely to ha any ,
until Ibu uilamiU bowlers scared ibo capi
talists out of the Blulo. 1 heelccliou of Gen-
ciar Van Wyck would laiso ihe interest
quicker Ibnn anything Ue.
Mr. Tburslon next took hold of the silver
question which bo explained to the entire
satisfaction of all present. Ilo gave tbo
democrats n very caiefutobservation , touch
ing on Hovd's letter and appealing to the
gooj judgment of the Independent lepub-
licans , showing tbat It was nothing mete
than a democratic scheme nnd they tbe cats-
paw to lake Iho chestnut fiom Ibo II u. Ho
said Ibat Iho pike of all articles
was loprcsonted by tbo puce of
men or iaboi ; Ibat had Nebiaska n dozen
boot suirar factoilos the slalo would icgu-
late Iho price of pinducu far moio than ihu
markets of Liverpool. Speaking next of the
McICinloy bill , ho showed that a butler qual-
iiy ot lin plato was borne bought todiyby
the doalei s foi $11 per box thnn for tpr \ or
to Iho passasoof Iho bill , und nveivtliing
else in propni lion , contrary to the piedic
lions and doinociatle eamnnlgn lies of iwo
years airo lie nc\l lold ot an inter
vlow ho had a few duvs ago wilh a fiicnd
In Navy Yoik cllv who said lhat llioie were
50,000 Duvo Hill clomocrals who would r.ot
vote for Cleveland. He closed by paving a
glowing Hlbulu to Hon. ( joorgu U Moikic-
John and predicting ibo olectmn of the en
tire congressional , slalo and nr.tlonal ticttot.
'Iho meeting was hold In Hulhoit it Lnft-
wicb's mimmoth show tent , no other place
in the city being Inrsro enough to accommo
date the crowd. There were about -1,000 , pea
pie present.
KKVKM.V INUin'I.MlKMS KAUI.V.
'Dlltlonol Iliol'ail } Dt-luiiititil l > j n ( ii'litli-
tii in llh NiiiiinroitM 'I liuurini ,
Nob. , Nov. 3. [ Spaclal Tele-
sraia to Tiu Bpi.j : An indupondcnt meotliiR
was bold hero thU uvonine with about : ii)0 ) )
persons in nttindancp , wbo > u political vlov\s
were about uqutll ) divided among the throe
lies. ( _ ' . II.
Oraddoek
pal / of J ini-olii was in
troduced by , f. ( ' lQMok ! , im old soldier
uuodr.uvi a pension In bis prollmliiary
ronmiks ho h id thcro was eomothing wrong
wth ( thn government and the guntlomun
lioin Lincoln could toll what it uav
CradJuck liogan with u incel ; apulogv for
tbo last legislature and intimated that some
poraons in Llnioln ncro gioulnu' liniiiuns lv
woiuthv off state funds Ho complained
of the labor '
commlsilonoi'a tordlnush in cot
preparing mortc.iuo statistic * In tiino to bn
used for calamity caniptlpn thunder Then
ho submitted his own theories , dccluilii K )
tbut tliu moitKage Indebtedness of tliuslntu
U fHI per capltn , nnd would hayu
tbu ptoplo bellovo llio faniiur boio
It nil. Coipoiatlon moitfiiffca wcio ! |
not ineiiiloiieil THE HIT was abused for Us
repoiU about the puoolu'd party Ilu s.iid
that o\a Morris Hrovv n , loimbllcan ciiuli-
date for county attoinay In this rojuty ,
would .stand up foi LOiporations , if eleo.od ,
anil IICODIC would not get justlco.
Captnm Trercrick then used about two
hours In oratorical flights , ontcrlalultiL' tbo
crowd witb Ian trips wbllu n sailor , lie tola
of tbo coal combine und criticized the republi
cans for allow U. illns
IDC . Ameilcan shipping was
compared with that of Great Uiluin and tbo
republicans word blamed for Its condition ,
A largo doio of old
greenback throrics wan ,
prescribed by. the spotkor and tbo moating
broke up with uheor * for tbo success of iho
people's paity.
Aluile luiiy \ iittti ,
Hoi iKtc.E , Neb , Noy. 'J , iSpselnl to TIID '
Br.iJ-\V. G Anil rows , iho noinlueu for
coneross of tbi ? dlstuct , ipoko at ilortrand
thin afternoon to a crov\dou liouie. The
meeting wua well attended by farmer * , wbo
bad comu out to lirar him und comnaio his
declarations of prinoinlcn with MoKolgban' * .
The lo 'ic , oaiueatnuis nnd ilncnrily nt
AudruWH madu a good hiipituMon on all wbo
heard him , uud a good many Independent *
sienllled tUcJr Intention of voiliiE for him ,
1'rof , Andrpvrt went fnni , licio to J.oomU
and spoke In the uyeniufr , ulth'.bo nair.D
losultas heio. Tlio faimu aio thinking ,
and 1'iis safa to any tbat tlm ropuolloan
cause will not suffer. Andrews not only
made votes for himself , but tbo wbolo re-
puollcan ticket.
I > oiiiorrit ,
PvJx.N'EJjCirr , Ken. Nov -fbpocUi dip-
gram to Tin-HKC John C' . David , cnshlor
of the Dm National bank of this cltv and a
1mlifelong democrat , offered today to wager
1100 on Uiirrisou't elsoilou , but couldigct i no
uk ri ,
SUCCESS ASSURED IS HOLT
Even Dcinocrnta Ooncodo Republican Vis-
tory in Tlmt County.
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MUCH ENTHUSIASM AT O'NEILL'S ' ' RALLY
. -iMii\tor I'iiililork DiOUi-r an IntricitlnR
Aildio Amlil ( \ppliuiHi--Snnu-nl
Ilir IJcnclUs ol I'niti-otloii Other
O'Nnu , Neb , Nov. 'J - ( Spool Tolo-
Riilnlo I'm ; Drr J Snnitor A S Padilock
spoKe to n large and ontbusl isMo nudlonco
jn the I'ouit hotlso burn Ibis ovoniiig 'lha
SCMI nor has inativ warm udmlrcis In ihls
couiitv and the npplauso xx hlcli lie received
nl ( lifforeut tlmos during hit spaced nliomnl
thnl ho had \plurod tbo au.liuncj. Senator1
I'lUlcloik Iniulled tlio dcmacrntlu froa
trade fallacies without clove * nnd proved to
bis hcaicistho bcnc-lUs of protuctton Ho
nlso explained his \olu on Ibu McKlnluy bill
to iho sutist'ii'Moii of republicans projcnU
As election dav drawi nijjU ivpubllc.iu 1110-
ccss in Holt count ) is mote Iban over as
sured The opinion ninong p.nly ( padeis ,
irrosnccti\u of | nrU , is tbat iho 'opubllciti
tlckot will have nt loasl 100 plutalily in this
county.
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I.ASCsrin : iM > nnNm.Nts : IIAI.I.V.
< ii in ralXViiMi unil Mr * , l.vnin
. Ciouil tit l.lncolr.
LIMOLN , Neb , Nov S [ Spaouil Tolo-
giamtoTiu | j : Brr.J The long oxpoi-tod anil
iii.ieh . ndvuitlscd lallvuf tbo pooplo's Inde
pendent parly took place in tills city today ,
Gi'iioial Woiuerand Mis. Alaiy Louse bn-
liiK tbo alliaclions. The demonstration
was mauguraied this nflornooii by a pArade ,
in which boUvocnKUO nndMOj people par-
liclpalod. Afloi Iho parade had been dis
missed the people congic'Ralcd nt Uohauun's '
hall , \\ucio thu spoauiiiir was to take place.
Tbo uudlcnc'o 'vas in luadlnoss before 'J
o'cloclc , buUit was not unlll no irly ! 1 when
General Weavnr and Mis Lease llnully
madu their iippjuranco Ciunoral Weaver
was Intiodlicod b ) Mnvor Woli , und hoa
received \\lth iho customan npplauso.
He stutc'd that bo h la no time to discuss
Ibo Isiiics ot iho cimpalgn , unit ho conlmud
himself almost ontitclv to u hat ho himself
termed n "plea fet the nocesiity of .x new
paitj. ' He pologi/od for thu biovitv of his
address by saving tbu bo bad lo calch iho
I 10 tiatn foi Tup'kn , nnd thai be wi hud to
divide what lllilo lime he lind wllh Airs.
Lease
That ladj wa ° introduced bv Mnyor Weir ,
with the remark that If lior name was not
Pa'rick llenrv H otitbt to bo. Mrs
Lease piefaceil her buet'aildiess
113' tom.iikuiK tbit , iho people evi
dently cxpeeteil Her to relate BOIDO
of the dotmU of the soiiilioin tour , but shu
Mat oil that Iho paitlculars of that eoiobratoil
political pilgrluiHgo hail alienUv been de
lailed at length In her extended Interview in
the Intel Oc an , and ttuit , wllb n vorv few
slight alterations , Iho miulished report of
that interview was. bubslunllally corruct.
With this explanation the speaker mined to
olhor biibjccls , leaving her uudlonco in whuti
was evldcnllv n dissatl lleil state of mind.
Mis. Louse dovotrd nil of her time to n
nrcsunlulion ot Iho ideas upon vhlcb Iho
ponplu's party U built. I\ulihor her nddross
noi that 01 Geneial Weuvui oulerod'inwr the
issues of the campaign ; for the reason , as
stated by bolb , thai their time was lee
llmi'od.
At 4 .10 tlipy tioarded the fr.iin for Topeku.
TbU evcnlng'thoie wiw 11 torchligbt parade
and another mooting at Hnhiuian's ball , at
which W. L Greiin of Kearney was iho
'S Kii'MIMUAN : KVI.l.V.
Vluxsrj. Mi II.In ) ilui nnil NoirlH Auilit's * iv
Hoornn , Neb , Nov. U [ Spaclal to TUB
Hi E. | Notwithstanding Ilia itu'lomenoy of
the weather last nigiit quito n large croud
tuineil out to hoar Hon. George I ) . Moikle-
John of rmloiton and Judge Nonisof Ponon.
The Hoopoi cornet baud pi a veil Hovoral se
lections , after which Judco Norris was in
troduced cy Chairman L'raiiK tlagcnbolham.
'Mio Judge was recelvc'd willi gioal npplause.
foi many In lha auulcnco had lieaid ihu gen
tleman sprat' bufoic After paying Hie In
dies piesunl n line mini to ho proceeded lo
discuss iho tat Iff question. Noticeably
among his niguinonts tor a lailff were these
ol why lh faimor Miould favor pioleclion.
To say that ilia American faimor could coin-
pole wllh his foreign neighbor , whose farm
ing Is done by ihu Hussian set fs and Mexi
can peons , without protection Is concluslvo
onougo for uny one. lei his politics bo what
they mav.
Mr. Mciklejohn , candidate for loprcsontu-
HVO from ihoTniid ilulrlct , spoke especially
upon ihu money qnusllon und showed by
CHieful argiimcnls how unsafe It would be
foi the pcoplo of this counlry to adopt Ihn
policy advanced by tbu Inddnondonl pint-
form ; and that free silver would bo u mo
nopoly for Iho owners cif Ibo silver mines of
Iho \ \ 0il. Ills speech all through wa no
ticeably fioo from any abuse of the other
parlies , and though some present might not
agiea wilh him , hn cittalnly won their re
spect and prob.ibly tlioir votes In many
cases. After tbo conclusion of speeches it
banquet was hold nt the SVlckwIn hotel In
honor of ihcse gentlemen.
l > i > ilK County fd'pillillc inn.
Neb , iNov 'J. fSpoclal to THIS
-Tbo republicans of this city now
hnvo their club room on Main stieot. In
\\blibnro kept TUB DULY Bi. ! ,
Inter Ocean nnd other paneis They unt
now preparing for n great , big , grand and
gloiious rally to bo held In tnls oily next
Saturday ovenlng. U Is axpauloa that olbur
cities nnd towns will bo lopnnoiiiod Inni
wllh tlioir clubs , Tbo moutii i will bo pru-
cuded by n grind totrhtlght procession , con-
blbtlnK of iho cavalry , biovclo , llumonati
und republican clubs of tills county , with
loichus and roman candles. The nddrnsses
will be delivsicd In Love't , opoia bnuso by
Hon. Ueoit'o 1) Moiklujobn , ciindldaio for
cont'iess from this clisttlet , I'jUgcno Mootf ,
citndldule for auditor , nnd JudgiiV , r.
Norrla ,
i nil
Cimwox , Neb , Nov. 'I - | Special Tele
gram to I'll i. Ben J lion. A B. Paddock of
Nebraska City and John Ki fn , postmaator i
of lieatilco camu fi om Harrison on u Bpodnl i
train lust night. Tlif. ) have boon making a
Ihing tour of ucitluvcsl Nobiaika , Scnutor
Paddock enlo.'talni. a very cluierful vlow of
the political oullook and thcl > * visit to this
doctiou will bring many votes baok to the old
paity. They were escorted to the Blwino
betel , tvheie a reception was bold. Most of
Chailrnn'i ' prominent mniivnro nrocent , J
without regard to polltlrnl creed , They will i
made n ni'inh'ir of short stops enioute home , i
The thu outlook ui tbis section M very bright for {
\'jin XVjuliiil WH.IIIO ,
Nnb , , Nov. 3. [ bpeclal Tele-
to TIIK Bre , | Hon. ( j , H. Von Wjct"
nddieised an audlcncD ot 317 people at tba
opeia housu this afternoon , many of whom
werti upubllraiik and domouralB , The mll-
llonalrts and monopolists cinnu In for a largu
share of Ins attention , hut lie noviir men
tioned himself in thu connection. llcr rci-
marked thnt the farmers otifc-nt to stand up
for their manhood for UiU year at least. A
he preached calamity his followers f reeled
him wllh applause.
Cuiuiilinll' * bun i' lnl lliitly.
f'AMriiM.i. , Neb , Nov. 3 ( rtpoolal Tele
gram lu TUB HEU.JHon. . W , U. Aridrewt
spoke today in this city. Itva * the largoit
and inou eatbuulaitlo rally of tbo campaign ,
Hopublloan * re grontly ncour n a Usrf ,
