Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-21

such rainbow chasing sitter oil - It
had been described to b. He said
chat he would zee that the money was
raised, end would subscribe . hand.
some figure himself. Other Demo.
crsts promised to subscribe from t6O0
to $1,000 apieoe. and in short tine
the fund was raised on paper.
Before paying over the money, how.
ever, the local Democrats insisted
upon one promise, or bargain. They
finally ssid to tho lows man, III you
will promise aud enter into an agree.
ment on your honor to confer with
the 'R-form' Club of this cit,. and to
use no Tariff documents except such
- are prepared by the Reform Clubs
Educational Committee, and s~nd 10
. iitorisIs or other articles t. the news.
papers Of Iowa excepting such - have
bern written by the Reform Club
aud passed upon by i,s officers, then
you shall have this money. We do
not propose TO have our money wasted
snv more. The trouble with you
Western fellows has been that you
have sent one sort OF 'Txr,6 Reform
documents to . doctor. an. ther SOFT
TO . mini.t-r aud still = different
kind to the farmer, aud the result hss
bern vsEueness aud the wort kind
OF mixed up ideas about the matter
through the West"
The Iowa man was asked TO look
over the documents which are being
prepared by the "Reform" Club, and
to talk with tho agents who have
charge of it, educational bureau. 10
went there, and seems to have been
highly impressed with the documents,
aud. after t~legrsphins to his friends
in Iowa. h. saw M. Bric~. and agreed
that the educational csmp.ig" should
bs run from the building At the
corner OF Fifth avenue and Twenty.
seventh street, which is the "Rsform"
Clubs sumptuous home. He will,
therefore, receive tho 10000, and
will 70 back to Iowa i" day OF two.
He will then send the "lsef"rm" Club
directions for shipping the tracts and
articles, essays aud editorials, and the
$4,000 is to he used in paying Tor
the distribution Of them and for the
insertion of editorials and reading
matter i" the Iowa newspapers. Mr..
Brice Is in quite high feather over
this experience. He declares that the
Iowa deleR alton will he sure to ba six
Democratic to four Republicans in the
next House Of Repre- sentative., and
asserts that such y victory is cheap
enough At the price Of $4,000.
Tho long aud shor. OF the matter is
that the Congressional campaign
throughout the country is being carr
'ied on by the "Reform" Club. 1t
has recently entered into an agree.
ment with the Democratic State Uom.
mite Of Indiana by which It proposes
to do just those things which it has
sgreed with the Iowa man to do. The
work has been going on there for
about two months; several tons OF
printed matter have been sent into
the State; the Democratic newspapers
may not have been exactly subsidized,
but they have been furnished with
editorial and Cleveland tariff Ultra.
ture, and not ono Of them will be put
to any expense to prin. it.
The managers Of the club are in
constant correspondence with Demo.
Gratis in every election district in IL.
diana; they profess to b. joyful over
thenews which they have received.
They assert that . rough canvass
shows that they will carry every Con.
gressional district IN Indiana but six,
aud that every Congressman elected
BY . Democratic majority will b.
Cleveland low Tariff man.
The "Reform" Club 10 now turning
it's attention TO New York aud Con.
nrctiout. A very large campaign
fund has bee" promised, 20 tina, the
literature Ut the club may be d,.,ri>
but.d throughout this State and Gun.
necsiout. II Is the intention of the
managers that every voter shall re-.
eeivs at least one comprehensive e..
cay, two tracts, and collection Of Ito
speeches anil briefsr uttersuoes of