Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-23

summated in the State Of Florida. The
Committee were advised pre-
to the receipt Of these kilograms
that the State of Florida was about to be
with repeatcrs from our large
cities. The telegram Of Mr.. Jewell only
what the Committee well knew
to be the fact. The above kilograms are In
the possession of this Committee. They
are written in copying ink, have been
copied in a letterpress book, and bear the
telegraph receivers checks and marks, and
this Committee defes any one to assert
that they are not genuine. The kilograms
are now being Autographed, and will be
given to the public in a day or two.
tSigned) VIM. II. BARNUM,
Chairman Democratic Committee.
Marshall Jewelrs Reply to Mr..
Barnum.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
NEW YORK, October %.
Yesterday Mr.. Barnum, Chairman of the
National Committee, issued an address to
the public, in which he publishes two tefe-
grams sent by myself to Florida. The
following are the exact facts On the 9Th
Of October, verbal information was re-
ceived at the Republican National head
quarters, that two or three hundred men
were going u from this city on one Of
Mallery's steamers, bound for Florida.
On the strength of this information the
following telegram was sent to F. W..
Wicker, Collector of Key West, warning
him that the men in question were be-
lieved to be Democratic reporters:
NEW YORK, October ST. W. Wicker,
Collector of Key West, Florida: The
Mallery steamer Of last week had two or
three hundred workmen for some rail-
roads. 1t looks to us as though they were
sent to Key West to vote.
(Signed) MARSHALL JEWELL.
On the 18th Of October q letter was re-
ceived at these headquarters, Of which the
following is a copy:
New YORK CUsToM-HoUsE, CoLLEcToR's
OFFICE, October 11-Dear Sir l have
just received the enclosed memorandum
from a perfectly reliable person. You
remember of my telling you the other
night that ] would try to get at the facts.
lSigned) G. FRAIscHE.
To Hon. Marshall Jewell, Chairman Ma
tional Republican Committee.
Thu following is the memorandum en-
closed
MEMORANDUM.
City of Dallas, $50; State of Texas, 100;
Colorado, 100. Men on deck instructed to
say nothing about it. 1t is denied in the
Office and at the dock that any had gone.
The substance of thu information con-
tanned in the letter and memorandum was
then te~legraphed to MI. Wicker, as follows:
New York, October ITO F. W.
Wicker, Collector of Key West, Florida i:
The City of Dallas took 100, the City Of
Texas 100, the Colorado 100 men for Key
West. The men on deck were instructed
to say nothing about it.
(Signed) MARSHALL JEWELL.
1t is believed at these headquarters that
the Democrats were sending these men to
Florida as repeaters, and action was taken
to prevent the Democrats from reaping any
benefit from the scheme. The telegram to
Mr.. Noyes, a copy of which is given be-
low, related solely to the payment Of the
expenses of Messrs. Noyes and Collender,
two Republican speakers in Florida. The
telegram was as followsl
New YORK, October ITO Charleg j.
Moves, Jacksonville, Fla: I t~elegraphed
yesterday. I will provide, as requested,
two hundred each for Collender and your
self, as compensation.
(Signed) MARSHALL JEWELL.
The kilograms to Florida related solely
to the fact that We had information above
given, viz: that the Democrats we're ex-
porting men to Southern Florida for some
purpose. and, from the past history of that
party, it was fair for us to assume that
they were sending them there for the pvr-
pose Of committing election frauds, and
we notified our friends by kilograms, which
have found their way into the hands of the
Chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee by the usual Democratic meth
DDS. and which have been paraded as evil
dence of frauds upon the part Of the Re-
publicans. I submit these facts to the
public, and am willing to abide by the de-
cision Of all fair-minded men.
(Signed) MARSHALL JEWELL,
Chairman.
A Card from h Lynn, Mass, shoe
Manufacturers.
New York, October 22.-The Times
Boston special says: Several of the most
prominent manufacturers Of Lynn, rep
~resenting a capital in their business Of
over 5000, 900, have signed a card declar-
ing that there 10 not, and has not been any
organization here called the Employers
Union, and that there is no such man as
H. L. Mercy.