The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-16


WARRINGTON, October Especial. Rep
resentative VIM. l.. Scott of Pennsylvania,
said today, in regard to the contributions to
the democratic campaign fund: There has
been much misrepresentation as to the condi-
tion Of the party finances. 1t has been pub
lished everywhere that we have had nearly a
half million dollars The fact is, we have not
had half OF it. The only money we have re-
ceived Of any amount in the way of subscrip-
tions was the contributions of the president,
the members OF the cabinet, myself and
few wealthy democrats. We have not re-
ceived from Washington, all told, over five
thousand dollars, nor have the federal office
holdersi i'm other localities been any more lib
eral, Then how do you expect to keep the
machinery going and succeed on the issues
You must remembar that New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut are democratic states,
and we expect to increase the majorities in
each of those states"
All Of the appropriation bills have now been
disposed OF in conference, and although Mr..
DOugherty called ono quorum" on tho last of
them the deficiency bill, today, it will I'M
doubtedly become law before the enc of tire
week The statement printed some time ago.
in these dispatches, as to the large aggregate
of the appropriations, finds full verifcation in
the result At that time there was very gen.
eral impression that the surplus was being
disposed of too rapidly, but Notwithstanding
every effort that has been made since then to
cut down the appropriations, the aggregate
now amounts to $422, III, 3S0.Sl. This sub
tracted from the estimated revenues for the
year, $40 900 900, leaves surplus of $17, $780,
6l9.19. This includes all of the appropria-
tons that have been disposed of, the def
cheney upon which the conferees have agreed
and 100000 miscellaneous for the
suppression OF epidemcs, for fourth of
July claims, otc., which sum is added to q
compilation made by Mr.. Barnes in his speech
OF the 18th of last month. a table in this
statement shows that the agricultural appro-
priation bill OF this year carried $l,716,010;
army, 1874, AL 800; diplomatic and consular,
Sl,42S, 465; District of Columbia, S5,046, 410.32 (;
fertilization, S3S72 ,0O0 Indian, $500, 129. 10 ;
legislative, etc, S2,075,Sl7 1901; military acad-
envy, $3l5,o43.Sl; navy, $19,945, 1895 !;
pension, S81, 700; postoffice, SEQ, &c.,
2S3I4; river and harbor, 81, S97 1850;
suudry civil, S26.245, 454.S 80; total, SIT ,263,-
O5l.l4 deficiency, 1887 and prior years, So, l27 =
$685. deficiency, agricultural stations, $685.
000; deficiency urgent, 1888, S6,SIS, 511 81 de-
hciency customs, pensions, ETC., 1888, S4,097,-
1874 deficiency general, 1888 and prior years,
Si,933 223.57; total, $3.50, 1884, 524.5l; miscel-
appropriations, S3o3, $40 23991 permanent an
nual appropriations, SIl5,a0,T 1880; grand
total regular and permanent annual appropria-
tons. $i2l ,6iT o3S,Sl. To this is added the
100000 above mentioned
Senator Chandler the bloody shirt tiaunter
OF the senate, has gone home to look after his
fences. 1t is said, however, that he viii not
be able to fix them up by the time the legisla-
ture meets, and that he Will be succeeded by
Representative Challenger, who declined re
nomination for tho house, in order TO make
the race against Chandler for the senate.
Members from New Hampshire say that Gal
lenger is much the more popular man of tho
two, and that he can defeat Chandler without
much trouble The defeat of Chandler will
undoubtedly he welcome news TO Texas,
Louisiana and Mississippi.
ADAM FoREpAuGHs BET.
Adam Forepaugh, the Snowman, said in an
interview in Philadelphia to-day that he had
wagered $4,000 on Cleveland. He SAYS he
has been travelling all over the country for the
past six months, and he has seen enough and
heard enough TO know that Cleveland will
Ia walk over. He continued: II wouldn't
risk $4,000 on Cleveland il didn't have pref
ty good reasons for believing that was going
| 10 win. Cleveland will carry InGiana and he
will sweep New York state. The republi-
cans can talk about the alleged discord be.
! tween the friends of Hin and Cleveland, but
there is no truth ini / know there is not.
| Why, Iill is going on the stump for Cleve-
land and he and his friends are going TO work
| as hard as they know how for the administra-
ton have visited every prominent place in
! New York state and found the people are foi
/ Cleveland. Quay will get fooled about
I New York.
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