Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

ON the Secretary Of State.
The nandamus uroceedines before Judee
DIV, VI WIG u,s''''. 0ou' 0! rsu, Q! ""en
tne oemocfsuc sbsse central comm'ssee seek 70
compel the secretary OF state to place the peo-
pies party electors, whom thew have indor,ed.
With The otbsr democrat;c .s veil a. x;,h an.
VIZ. 80. WIN Sne
hearing YESTERDAY. The attornevs for Secretarv
Of State Brown waived the ouestion Of ,uris.
dic.ion. but notwithstanding this ATTORNEYS for
the democratic committee srrued NJ acme
length that the court had Jurisdiction. A.
torney Flandrau argued that the peculiar group
ing" of the electoral nominees A m.de bv
Secretary Brown was nothing less in effect than
IN prevent MANY citizars 49, u,.-,,s,. Al.
franchise.
II this error was not rect,fas a.. ..,rst.rx q,
state oould assume .yb;tr.rx s,,rc,;o.s 80 a.
ieens might b. di,franch,..s iun0"0n' anu -"
Attorney General Clam r.s .s,.a hr ,h.
court N he had anv arcrrn.,. q, - II.
piled that having waived the onas,,ou ., irr,.-
diction NO arpument vs. ra,.s ds h " 49,
G. d. O'Brien demanded ,h., ~ $500. -
desired 10 hear from tha at,ornan ran.-aI
Thus far the merit. os the c.sa Ia -, 49,
gone into and Cen Claw toor, -, ~. = -
maintained that an exesr,iye ofsear Wa. e,amnt
Sror, ind;c;si ;n,an,ov 49, o,iest W. eAeinP'
OF his duties. With ali dns raspec. tn The
learned counse! for afian, be failed 70 see
whereby thew had emasculated the ,,roerous
decisions of the supreme oour, IN cass. rhich
they had cited. II the court desired 10 assume
jurisdiction Gen. Clapp .aid he uouId then a,s
ouss the merits Of the case AZ greater Length.
The court announced that a decision az 10 is
jurisdiction would be rendered this morning at
10 O'Clock.
wv,
"hA' "r. niaine Thinks OF the Outlook.
Blaine has been following N, thu presa,, csu-
pa:pn yery Carefully He has.s he coincidence.
as to the result Of the el.c,ion on Via, he ha.
himself seen and renorts 20 hin, hv ,be rarrh-
lican leaders.
.In the camnaior q, .ro,r. A., s,.,,s
sion such "a this has bsen = .avs ,ha Wstns
statesman severy,hina 10 49, - - o.. .
have nv yar the is,,.r "a 80 -, .. ~, we
ton, before the neonIe R.s;aas nj. pra.fSsn,
Harrison has oiyen 70 The onnn,,, 81 ~ "a
ministration and one ,hs, ann..is =, En-. -
R, ~ "naei sAnoAra " may De tesNo-
est arpument, for pres;d.n, uarrison,s 49,
ton. All that Is now needed to insure repub-
lican victory and the continuation Of prosperity
.n,oushous 'ne country Tor the republican
strength ont -.asrd . Uanas Vim our iuii
tain.
Mr.. Blaine also had something 20 saw in re-
marked the campaign.
"while there has not been 90 much excite
ment as In other campaigns" he said. "I do
not take that as any proof Of lack OF interest In
the election. It is the natural result Of the
manner In which the campaign 10 being con-
Quoted. People are reading more and thinking
more and not making SO much noise about it,
They are Just as earnest as ever. as the heavy
early registration showa"
Gen. Dickinson on Prospects in Michigan.
Speaking Of the decision in the Michigan case
'upiehe 0oaf' Vi .ne oni'eo o'a'es
D''.'n'oi, uotiocr"'ic na'ionai COM
- n-a.., - n", '~!'. IA"
sage "A nnconst,tnt;nnsi 49, sns,a AZ ,i h n,s'
unanimous court TODAY. This secure. 10 the
democrats from five to eight electoral votes.
The probabilities are that BY reason Of fusion
an IN. some SOL. Oh me ais.rlets the Iepuoheans VIII
A'0'' 'A''A 1o"- u WIG eio''o'"i 'o'oS'
Majorities in New York Town.
The dsmocr,tic national cor,r,;,.ao h..
90 ..-.-.
'uou s'"nien' W coun'erac' republican
claim that the large registration in the interior
cities OF the state of New York Is in favor of
the republicans- The democratic and renuh-
mean maJofiues OF inc last eiection are given In
thirty cities and towns In the interior Of the
bane sno~ , ~ a., ~ .nsse Tue oemocra's
majority Of is7 '' ''pu'A'""'
These figures" the statement saws. demon
strates that no brag could be more brazen than
.nA' OF .ne repuphcsn managers In attempting
70 cons,Iue ~ favorable 10 their side an enroll
ment WHICH, TAKEN 81 their own statement, is
decisive as iar as any indications can be in
FAVOR OF the oemocracy Ihe democratic
more than three times as much majority for
tne oemocratic party as the republican cities do
''' 'N' iep"o"e"n party.
The County Democracy.
The county democracy of Nav York Last
night held aldermanic and assembly eonven-
tions throughout the city. Congressional CON-
ventions we're also held by the organization in
the nine d;st,;cts ord ..nd;d.,o. sI,..a a.; =. >.
eta .~..-,;.; 49, -. p - ~ -, VIC
neiu' eAeeP.ns III 'ne seventh ana nlntn dis
tricts, the Iammany candidates OF which were
Endorsed
Tammany also held congressional conven-
tions. Among the well-known Congressmen
renominated are Col. John r. Fellows Amos
J. Cummings. Bourke Cochran, Timothy ].
Campbell and Daniel F. Sickles.
Republican candidates were also nominated
In the various districts.
fohtica' meeting IN Wet Virginia.
Last night was night long to be remem-
bered in Huntington, W. Va. Three politicsl
meetinos were held GOV McE;rlor n, Oh,o "A
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