New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
TIE FIGHT IN Mr. CANYONS DISTRICT
MONEY THE ONLY OPPONENT
WHICH HE HAS TO MEET.

Danvilc, H.. oct. IL ISpcc.aD-Tho corrupt use OF
money in an election i, something hitl"i'" "h"ho"h
in the XVIII Illinois District bit ;li year " j. Dc'"'
Ing the distinguishing feature vi The canvass no"
being conducted by the combined Democracy vi 'nc
connt-y against J. c. Cannon. The fact Is p'''iVeiy
known that the National D-n6cra,ic C'hri'>>i"hai
committee has arranged 10 place its "barfr! IN inc
district at the proper time TO supplement the per
sonal Disbursements Of the Democratic chhu'"a"'
Colonel = J.. Ensry AZ stated inc.deh'''N SUM
DAYS ago. Colonel luscy's money baGi ar" c"'hs' anu
will cut much more Of figure In the campaign tha'l
Colonel I:uscy himself. He Is banker ~ Fba'i'
IL, /, worth not less than Si0o.0oo. ana HIS ""''
already wealthy in her right HAS just '"''o '
possession. by Inheritance Of $1ooo0o. she l. 'ao
b. have declared that she will spend @3O.ooo '""''d
the election Of her husband, and Colonel busy nun
self will disl,urSr not Ices than T''.oW Every
where throughout III" counties Of the district tue worn
has been passed along that there Is nfoey 10 NC ho
this year ly voting She Democratic tchc'. li"" thi'
sort of campaign can succeed IN purely Agricultural
district like THIS II i difficult Ia understand hhl 'ic
novelty Of the attempt makes il noteworthy 'Spcchv
when begun early. Up to date Colonel ia'"y has
spent his money chiefly in purchasing lhti" village
new <papcrs with a view To shaping public OPINION
The prospects Of Commons r. election ar" d''N u"
coming brighter the character Of the contest a''
the consequences Involved are more clearly nii''f-
stood. Nv the action ol III" National Dcm"'r''"
Committee ana the It'iNo'Eiilf prs vi NV ''''''
country and considering the work h" prri"hl'h III
The, late session e CONGRESS chairman "i the TOM
mi't on Appropriations. ana member with f''i ana
McKinlr, Of the Committee RGl"-. hi ra'Nh'-
has been lioadrncd and dreprnrl int" on" % National
imprrt,nc His constituents now r'i1c tIi' ana
greet him in prodiclou> crowds WHEREVER he stops
throughout the district III fact. :" innrh c''hu>l'H
H. a non dental OF" year has never before
Leon known here overflow meetings nav" l" b'
held (, appe.,>c the crowds Wherever he speaks ard
the Ills him 10 address III" "opl' ~ every IiT'
the district such that IL j. phN ~i'ilN lU"' >hIc
for HIM To ill them. Ills speeches arr strong. az
grr>lvr and unconpluml.ncly Republican. f"ii't'
with facts and iigir's They har" alrediN H'>'ii'"i
10 a marked decree III STRENGTHENING NrlhVi' '' AHA
converting Democrats.
MIR. REED TALKS About THE EXTRA SESSION
Iu>inn. oct l. '~p.c,l'.- SPEAKER Reed came u
Boston saturday i.ict and l. -t"pplrs At >'mhS
Hotel. To nlvrN,w morning ' starts for 'ca. y. Y
wllcr. H.. Will mai, i 'Lnlhi;Y speech. VIZ k'''
aid ;n 4 representative q" rs" l"urial I'M "V"i''-
in r-p,~. to an inquiry ",nc"rnlns The probability
If an extra session.. that he k"w nothing ah Wi II
rx,rp, what IL. lad rad Ia ~" h"wslHp"r-. Wy
Ec,q, did not fhiIh II ~ pr'H'l" that t""' '''h
H. an cara s,'>-o.i. n NOT. ~ u opinion. ~! -
ary IN virv %, The hong Just ended and il NJ q
,ld., h. f..i II III" Pr. h!"ni Intended ''' cal! -"
Cr..> ,ltI'I l would hay" '"h>Ili"h "lc Inc!
or .ivcl >on.' iiitima'i,u - IL purl">" MI k"l j.
in rN, client health and lr'.Ir, ~ tri' Z" IN" ~'N"N
wuh Winch b., IpI"ru.,si during III" loIi: a." 'r' M
sc,,ipI n tonef'>- recently "''''i