Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-07

MONEY FOR THE ELECTION.
PREPARING roR rur STRUGGLE

BosroN, Oct. o. - Congressman
Boufke Cochran addressed a great
Democratic ratification meeting In
fremont Temple tonight. Hon.
James NJ. Beck, Of Philadelphia, also
spoke.
Cochran was given an enthusiastic
reception. He spoke at length on the
tariff quesiion, aud speaking Of the
reciprocity paragraph, he saidi
Gin II We have the power given the
President 10 suspend tho operations OF
the tariff law. That ~ n power claimed
by Charles /. and James II. I appeal
for wider Interpretation OF our Con.
stitution than the mere terms OF the
instrument which forms the baeis Of
the union Ut our states. IL the Conati.
tutional system OF this country cou-
fined To the mere words OF that
instrument, or do We enjoy tiqt con.
stitutlonal liberty which the pilgrim
fathers sought? don't believe tho
constitutional theory that this country
began when that Constitution was
adopted. IL had its origin IN the
cabin OF the Mayilower. That
constitutional system holds us
fundamental truth the theory
that taxation without representation Is
tyrannical. II this reciprocity System
OF Mr.. Blaine's with ite vicious and
unconstitutional encroach ments on the
life OF the American people were to
bring untold millions into every city
VI the Union the wealth would have
been purchased Mt great sacrifice OF
the Institutions which have made VA
what we are and which unfold 10 ua
tho deetlpy VIZ hope to accomplish.
The reciprocity clnuse Ia notA broaden.
Ing, but restriction OF the free lat. II
tho interests OF the American people re-
quirn that these articles DO placed on
The FREQ let, why should the necessities
Of American labor be made the subject
Of n decker with a few feeble South
American States?"
Cochran spoke OF the merchant
marine which he said WAS originally
destroyed by the Republicans, aud dis.
cussed the Force bill at length.
TWO MILLIONS WANTED FOR CAM.
PMuN PURPOSES.
NEW YORK, oct. GA dispatch
from Philadelphia to the Herald says
there was an interesting conference
some dpys ago at Mayor Stuart's
private residence. After the meeting
adjusted itself 10 business, II was an.
nOuncod that the national campRign
committee required exactly g., 1000, 900
for campaign purposes aud Philadel.
phla was expected TO contribute
literally. Alter protracted confer.
ence, Joseph b. Artemua OF the big
dry goods house vi CONN, Artemus 4
Go. went forth as solicitor. Dtexel,
Morgan ~ Go. subscribed $4,000.
rhomns Dolan, $4,000; Ham OLSON,
10000, Postmaster. General Wana.
maker, 10000; John and James
Dobson, $4,000. There Ia another
$4,000 subscriber whose name was
not obtained. Colin, Artemus Il Co.,
pledged $4,000, as did Strawbridge d
Clothier. One firm has conditionally
subscribed slO0.O0O, while another
company has pledged $4,000. Much
OF this moLsv ~! 10 used In New
York.
DECIDED TO DEFER ACTION.
TOPEKA, KAN, Oct. e.-The Demo.
cratic state centrhl committee met hero
TO-DAY TO canvass the political situation,
as affected by the anti.fusion move
ment. After an all.day talk they de.
cided to do nothing until after the
meeting OF the antl.fusion convention
on Friday.
ASKING FOR MANS.
NEW YORll, OcL0.-Tho Democratic
national committee issued circular
ihis evening asking for means, not
only 10 spread the truth among tho
people "but TO prosecute aud punish
crimes against the ballot box" 1t snys
the anxiety about the slate OF New
York IL aliayed.
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Oct. G.-The
state Republican convention today
Louis l.. Lorrilard, vii.
liam q. Rocker, JoeluR Wilbour and
william II. Haskell for Presidential
electors. The resolutions endorse the
national platform and the ndministra-
ton.
10 DEAL WITH BoLTERs.
TOPEKA, Kss, Oct. G.--The Demo-
crate state central committee meet
hero this afternoon to deal with the so
called bolteFs. Its action will be very
Important