Telegram-herald., 1888-10-12

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r4rl1rs has osea ID Ps-ssses l1r soal-
seez4 Wlsa sas canps za 1rsL oEeaed.
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l4M a4laer -stlFs so4l-ss ts4l
coussfsaes Eas seld osl-ssa Va.
ri Baum llaiFIsa III t1o Demo
rrane Asaolsl Coumi lee. IsFu
Beee & nslru1an 81 tls kxst1lss L0n4-
~ Zee -I fls A-lio a. lcn- -l lee. "a 10
sas s.sls al Ed~sr1 pAy lazi- la
of lla Den0craLlL Sac l.mBls.ee. AL
W a III AlrlA Ga r1al ~ tas Eksgu-
I've CommIlles u tle Democratic stats
Cgmmlltes. % ghs other s.as Ibe cues
100 discussed a. lnls conference felzls1 60
lls raislag of fIlas 10 c4aipa.g1 puFposes-
Mr A1rlas al a A4rpns INSISTED lbaE
their l1M1s4.Lss ss0-ld nol Dc l-ls Sut "a
lh- gola lhsy tod b4rnum ard bEice
la.i llsy ~srs HSg golDs ~ si&na ~nst hzd
8ssn doDs sp ~ date, tnsl Iaey proposed 20
LsFs some slsr Tor csanD4ls0 tuuds. Insy
said g. tlsm. ~ haze been around tls
city ~ ss~ I0Fx coil Letting al ne m0lry
Yo4 could aat virtually dr.va ths fun
tains of our supply dry. Aos what are ws
g0lak ~ DO. Ne nave Eot 80 run OF the
STATE eaAp4iSn. you are funnins toe Ns
uOaal campa.zu, -s have gOs - have funds
for tos election Of our governor as ncl a.
yoa have for the sisction oI President. II
you Sili axres DOT 70 assess Democrats "a
fae citg of NsN lOrk that Arrangement
sil % satisfactory 10 as and Ne can call
s1rlcisDt lulls 10 nset toS necessary s1-
psnss= 0f oar S4ts campaign. Bgice aud
Baruum would uot agree 10 t1ls arrange
.r.sr asa.a Ea.f trt
several nours, DC eas decided that the Ma
tonal Committee sn0uld Cglect the funds
Tor the cAnlalgu, both National aud The
STATE shall supply iho State COMMITTEES
viii ths boO4le nscss ary % ran their
machine. Inls worked h4rmCniOusly
until about three weeks ago. when
the Nauou4l COMMITTEES through Colonel
Brlces eKtrsyagsnce, ran ont OF iunds.
Ihen the Stzle COmmltt-e cOuldn't get an
m0n-y and woke Up 10 tae realization o.
is position Having failed 20 get any
money from the National Committee they
started msn around through the city u
New York 10 secure the necessary Doodle
FOR their own concern. bat they found that
Brfcs aud Barnum had been there not only
once bur several times and had virtually
MIXED the Democratic COW dry. Ihis
naturally tended 10 create bitterness and
that bitterness mas been increased from day
10 CAV b. the position which the National
COMMITTEE has Izkon over the election Tor
The Governor in this State. Ii appears on
this p0int that the National Committee
refuses 70 do any thlns directly. 10 heip
David b. Hill.
The state Committee claims that in TAX
ing this D. stion the National Committee Is
simply following out the desires OF Presi-
dent Cleveland. This was the position up
10 three DAYS ago. Now the State Com nit
Zee claims that The National Committee mas
shOwRlts ciOyen foot and It's willing to
throw Hil overheard IN order 10 save
Cleveland. Ar Charles J. CGnda, uea-
smer OF the National Committee. has
asked toe Chairman of the Aug1umps
Mr. Walter -. Logan, and Mr.. George
Walker Green. Secretary Of the National
Augvump Commit in 1884. 10 turn over
10 aim the Augwunp poll list, covering
the names of ten thousand rich and lniu-
ential Republicans in the state, who that
year favored the election CT Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Green mas been the custodis n
OF this list ever since. and Mr..
Cardas request for copy OF 1t
has been made for the express pur-
cratic National COMMITTEES for use
| in this campaign Mr.. Csnds made the stip-
ulaIion thar the list is Ito De used Only in
| behalf of the National Democratic ticket.
Mr. Green yesterday very frankly stated
that ar. Canda mas asked for the list for the
/ purpose OF raising additional funds tor the
/ National DsDiocrr q tiCket, bat he said he
had nesb in q gusU dry what to do and a:
Mayor Grace's Com binarOn who desired
70 nzhs Governor bill. nad asked for the
/ list for that purpose ne bad been in the
/ ouandarY what IN co. and had asked the
7 advice of the National Com OF n:
/ organization IN 1854.
/ Tois action on the part Of Mr.. Charles J
/ Coads shows Co nclusively the position as
I sumed By the Democratic National Com
/ mitfee and illustrates in a most forcibls
manner the straits into which the Cleye
land managers have fallen.