The record-union., 1892-10-28
every farmer in the State should not sup
port Harrison and Reid"
COLORADO DEMOCRATS WITHDRAW ELECT

every farmer in the State should not sup
port Harrison and Reid"
COLORADO DEMOCRATS WITHDRAW ELECT
ORS.
DENVER, Oct. 27.-At meeting of the
State Committee, lasting till / o'clock
this morning, it was decided to withdraw
the Cleveland electors in favor OF the
Weaver electors, in obedience to direc-
lions OF the National Committee.
John q. Taylor. candidate on the
straight Democratic ticket for Congress
from the Second District, to-day filed his
resignation with the Secretary of State.
The candidates for the Legislature took
similar action. This is in accordance
with the plan agreed upon to withdraw
the Cleveland electors in favor OF the
W eaverItes. This course is bitterly de-
nounced by many of the leading Demo-
Gratis of the state.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
NEWPORT (R. L., Oct. 27.-In the mu-
nicipal election here Horton (Republican
was elected Mayor over Honey Demo
craft, present incumbent, by a majority
OF torty-six in total vote of 3,700.
M'KINLEY IN INDIANA.
PERU Und.), Oct. Ex-Governor Nc
Kinley addressed great crowds of people
here to-day, it being estimated that 80, 900
came in from surrounding districts. Big
AAOOhAAiHo hOAO AiNAA clAI LO-lllSnL.
HILL IN VIRGINIA.
LYNCHBURG (Va.), Oct. 27.-Senator
David B. Hill of New York talked De-
mocracy and reform to an admiring null
tItude in this city this afternoon and
evening. He was at the Industrial Soci-
ety's fair this ait srnoon, and talked to an
immense gathering OF workingmen and
farmers. This evening he was the center
OF attraction at Democratic rally.
In speech tonight Senator Hill, after
dealing at length with the tariff and other
questions, made plea for the return Of
the third party men to the Democratic
party. They agreed with the Democrats,
he said, in opposition to high tariff, to
Capitalization OF power in the General
Government, and, III the main, upon the
great question of currency. He had no
word OF censure for those who went hon
estly into that party, but the currency
question cannot be settled satisfactorily
until the Democratic party shall be re-
stored TO power. Votes for the third
party, said ne, are thrown away.
DEMOCRATS AND PoPULisTS WILL FUSE.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. ga Pioneer Press
special from Pierre, 5. d. says: Before
the supreme Court to-day the case was
argued wherein the Prohibition party
leaders asked writ of mandamus to
compel the Secretary of State To place the
ballots, the Secretary having refused, be-
cause the certificates OF nomination were
irregularly fled
An opinion was rendered this evening
sustaining the Secretary. The present
indications are that in about thirty out OF
the fltty counties i'll South Dakota the
Democrats and Populists will fuse.
TIE WISCONSIN APPORTIoNMENT.
MADISON wis.,, Oct. 2S.-The appor-
tionment bill, as adopted by the Demo-
cratic caucus, passed both houses of the
Legislature last night. Itgives the DEM
ocrats majority OF twelve or fourteen on
joint ballot.
The Governor signed the Apportion-
ment Act this morning, and the special
session OF the Legislature adjourned.
a DEMOCRATIC TRICK.
ROCHESTER, (N. W, Oct. 27.-The Dem
OcTdt and Chronicle asserts that an at
tempt has been made TO bribe the printer
in the office where the official ballots are
printed, to mark the Republican ballots
so that they will be thrown out when the
time came to count them.