The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-05
LAST CARDS.
Addresses to the Public from Both
National Committees.

NEW York, Nov. 5.-The following
was issued last evening by the Repub-
lican national committee:
"The instructions of Acting Attorney
General Aldrichto United States mar
shals and the citations from the law gov
erning their employment at the polls, to-
gether with the penalties prescribed for
interference with them while in the per-
formance of their duties, have brought
CONSERVATION to Tammany. 1t is the
belief that with the proper precautions
which will be taken, fair election can
be held in this city.
''There has come to the Republican
national committee from various sources
Information that the reserve crop of
campaign lies for issuing the day before
election, is very prolific, and unusually
sensational articles are to be published,
presenting what purport to be facts from
all the western states for publication in
the east, and the reverse for publication
in the west, when too late to be contra
dicted. Republicans nll over the land
should be prepared for this line of action.
Be on yoIr guard, believe only that
which is consonant with your common
sense or accompanied with unimpeach-
able testimony, and do not change the
conviction that has come by honest
thought, but vote as your conscience die.
tates and as you think to be right You
have the assurance of this committee,
based on reliable and confidential infor-
nation all over the country, that the
nominees of the Republican party will
be elected by n constitutional majority
that shall be beyond question"
The Other Side
Chairman Harrity, or the Democratic
national committee, and Chairman Dick
inson. of the Democratic campaign com
mittee, late yesterday afternoon issued
an address to the American people on
the political situation. 1t says that as
the presidential campaign will soon end,
1t Is right and necessary to say few
words to the people Of the United States
The address then takes mp the tariff ques.
ton, and of it Mr.. Harrity and Mr.. Dick
inson say:
''Since 1865 less than 900 men in this
country have been, by means of the in
dividual or corporate wealth under their
control, the masters of the tariff system.
Their power has been sufficient to enforce
the continuance and increase in time of
peace, of taxes on the necessaries of life,
originally imposed in time of war,
only because of the actual needs of the
government.
Under the system of war taxes thus
continued, the conditions of life in this
country have essentially changed. The
wealth which under former laws was
distributed among all classes engaged in
industrial Ii has centered in the hands
of few, These have accumulated for
tunes unequallcd in any European state
Y0u know this is true. You know that
this class controls and uses the govern
ment. Ii il Il band of money men. COM
bined for sordid purposes and actually
ruling the Republican party. The fed
eral Office holders are part of its ma
chinery. Its method of operation is in
timidation of workmen and the corrupt
uso of money. 1t succeeded in 1888 in
defeating Grover Cleveland by such
methods before you became aware of the
danger. " 1 are not now ignorant of
the peril.
THE farmers in Indiana, cheated more
than once by the base methods which
are being used once again to control that
state. will show that the thousand bene-
ficiaries of federal legislation cannot
again, by fraud, purchase and knavery,
obtain the electoral vote of the state
The substantial ycomanry of New Jer-
sey, justly irritated mt the attempt to de
feat their will by the open bribery of the
teach the thousand contributors such
a lesson that they will never forget. The
farmers and workingmen of Connecti-
cut, robbed of their l1ghtful state gov
ernment, will remember their wrongs at
the polls in November, and the people of
Delaware and West Virginia. resenting
the attempt now made to corrupt and
intimate many of their number will fol
low their example.
You will bear in mind that you owe
to the few men who maintain the present
corrupting and iniqrIitous tariff the in
itiation and continuing threat of the
force bill. That was a measure intro
duecd for the purpose OF furthoring Re-
publican partisan schemes. Under it
they could have used the federal judi
ciary for political purposes, and have
employed an army of federal officials,
paid for ont of the public treasury. to
control the coming presidential election.
Failing in that nefalious plan, they have
again put their hands in their pockets
and raised the campaign fund, which
the government, under their force bill,
would have suDplipd them with "