The sun., 1892-10-23
xkpr UP vl1n ,uPUsnroAS xoSss
a Letter sAevving a, % sAe Pasple,s Party
or Teu.essee Is In y elS, 90 Deal.

orTen.es..s i. In q SiS, ,oSo DssL :.
Nasnv,.Ix. Oct ga Eyer since John r
.,ect,on = as Goyernor II has hcen n matter ~ % D
common r.port that deaf evisted between
him, nv ratber the man who controls him. John
II. Mcdowell. and tho Republicans.
There was no other wa, t., aca cunt for Bu.
chanans course thsn ON the assu mption that
his purpose was to defeat the democratic
part, in Tennessee and turn the state over to
Buchanan could be elected. or could sven got
1t now develops that the suspected deal is
reai1I. ana Una. the kena1neans nave a
,e ms..., "a p.,, 81 .,,.. W.T. -. a
Iof ha1risoh "n" noiu ai'o ei'Ss' "rnese'D'
'gI". Tha Armament was mad. with Joan r. Mo.
nen 10 ~ .hs i.,a.S =, NJ th,r nsrtn IL
the State. Mcdowell was formerly Demo-
crat. and is a member OF Buchanan's Cabinet
When Buchanan was defeatsd Tor the Nsmo.
boItsd tue party, and took UP with the Popu-
litss and at once was proc'suneutn tneir aieahDi-
The exposure Of the ploA comes from htsh
n'puo.i'nA ON han -, .I,a...d oarr.snon,,an...
IL is In the VI s3t,. cvi ~ ~ 80
Sftseen Sills %tpsE"a SSss1 snd assrcs " H soaSsr
q tn. national Repuolienis Committee from
this State e,a,n,. fall int, III. hands Of
aDSa SaGsir IS rom 1Hns Vi { aii. VA s,yr;
seman Tor lsnneses thsr aae ore eadsr mitl ot
the rary and as sI,h 1 to leaa adv. a RourIiesn
ioarni!s, ,ar Ss.i in NJ &c am haSnE Win
uysei on question ni paIsS Hu,yi i @ re nave
been placed in Iecn uar eonn..,nm IN Iehnes-
The distracted cOnd zion q. nemocracy lea
easily into somsinA ',Y" w VIM Mcbnws b semen5 "na
buchanan for the ve,tIr1M nI 'M., Of ,,sn, the
f:SSar rsnx ns% SSrYSn SnoSn S.4anaA s pa
that tn 50 dissatisfied r. neHfsrs r Il. ns'19 , az
we T:skeg II numIsr, anf wit 4, o Hepuea1
ssfI wiISSs 'SaSI u leo; ssISi.Fi -, to tn,m
money through our National Comm. ttes, Of
oy.rthyySwne % yow II. rsRSIar 70 Dsm"craSy s this
Reid ,, ,.., ,.rson,,,v .r.,iosa % a..
Whish would erias Us success: treak ap ths
which knSM ySH s Ls u to
you Low to say upon rei,ection II We have
ne not gone too far in tn" comnr1miiSGI rri,I Of rTE
fidelity to its principles when we open ou.
arms to treason and rolitica perGdy. to heresy
and innatlelsm; and ION hands with
the man, who has. pledged the destruc; !
tion of his rarty for a stated sum o!
money anu y promise That he shall have our
support Tor the Hnited States Senatorship.
clear esE .eE. sd n the for tSre a Is sif ;n
eighth Gongresslonal DISTRICTS and IT, help uSS
elect legislature that would NOT only repeal |
the present election laws. hut enalle US to es- |
taoiish system that would give us perma-
McDows !. for the $4,000 aod the guar.
antee OF support Tor the Senate. stipulated and |
contracted to bring Buchanan out u, an inde-
pendent candidate tor Governor ana to keep
Us M eoptrol ot the state; This we ali at
first IT. thought worth ag, esinG to,
mittes have paid.about., if not quite. $4,000
OF the money to date. and promised to pay tho
Chairman arter not heing willing to pay tho
whole amount-a wise precautlon. am led to
suspect.
We have complied on with our side Of the bar
gain 80 lar. Mcdowell has complied with his
seems to be either helpless or plastic in his
hands. In the Held as . candidate.
dis ike to believe the Governor Of Ten
nessee Is IN open league with Mcdowell. 1
believe him an honest man. but the circum-
stances are all on that side mysterious. You
know there was q hitch in Buc hanan's an.
nouncen-nt as an independent candidate
until the PAYMENT OF tho hrst sam agreed
un"r was eams mads to tSs MfbRoTe fb}rg