Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

Buffalo friends the differences between
the political principles mad pnrposn-
presCniel la cur people Tor tnuir np-
piuval. ! Ouly desire 10 assure you
that the qualification your peraonal
attachment affords IL g,eatly cuhnucoi
by the come l0usuets thut " IL the nl-
tachment Of thnse whp are thoughtfui
and patriotic ami by tho convict n
that the tuppor; you give In an organ.
ICED way to your old townsmAn ulunOt
create In your minds.tho least suHpic.
ion that such support IN Ia aid Of prin.
clplts ut all Inconsistent with your
highest duty ~ American citizens. II
only remains Tor me 10 say that, what.
ever be- the result OF the clmpnign,
shall always remember az its mDst
pleasing incident ,his occasion and the
evidence II furnishes me VI the con.
alteration aud devotion OF my Buffalo
irlends.
Cleveland WAS followed 10y Lieulen.
ant. Governor Sheehan, who spoke OF
the certainty " New YOrk's going for
the Democratic nominee.
Then Mayor Bi'hop OF Buffalo made
few remarks, and the rest OF the
evening was spent In social conversa'
ton and handwriting.
hill DEsouScgs POLITICAL nYpo.
critics.
WAsutHaTOS, ID. O., Oct, 2J.-Sen.
ator Hill Lett for Lynchburg to-day.
While here he was called upon by
many leading Democrats. In reply u
congratulations upon his Tammany
Hall epeech last night he said:
am glad you were pleased with
my speech, and especially with that
part In which | paid my respects to
that class OF veuomOus political hypo'
critics and mouBtubanka which seems
10 crop out In Pennsylvania ns well as
In other states. | cannot sufficiently
emphasize In words my contempt for
this class OF political rsnugsdcs os well
Ms for malcontents within the party. II
Mr.. McVeagh were an honest man as
he now claims TO be, he would not have
waited for sixteen years TO give uttet-
ance to his belief that Tilden was hon
sstly elected In 1876. Knowing that
fact, a. he alleges, and suppressing II
| all these years Willis ho was a bene.
ficlary OF party favor, clearly shows 10
my mind that he In not Of the class Of
persons the Democratic party wants or
should follow. The Democratic party
and certainly sound Democrats do not
need : ret Of eg0tlstical, seli'lsuding
Upstairs TO undertake to tell thom
what TO do. Every Democrat had made
up his mind Ia November, 1875, that
Tilden carried majority OF tue cleo.
toral vote, and this MacVeagh was one
| OF the people who aided the great pc
litical THEFT. The Democratic party
has prospered without him, aud the
mess this vainglorlOus per'On has
made will do the Democratic party
more injury than good. Our Irish
friends are already In arms, anu the
more ho explains the more no con.
dennis himself. He should be repudl.
atod by the party for Its own self.ro.
spect. IL does not need him md
should not recognize him by listening
to his harangues. 1t is not Democracy.
FUSION IN COLORADO.
DENVER, Colo, Oct. s3.-Chairman
Mckinley, representing the Cleveland
faction OF the Democratic party OF this
state, has Just returned from New Iorl;
| where he has been In conference with
the National Democratic committee,
and as result Of tho plans discussed
there II 10 said the Cleveland electors
i .
party reprefe natives be substituted.
A DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
ELwooD, Ind, Oct. ga Demo.
cratic meeting was held here today.
The barbecue feature was given up at
tho last moment aud the faithful went
hungry or bought their dinners at
hotels ana restaurants. Congressman
Bynum arrived ut 8. 80 and was escor,e 1
to the Democratic headquarters. In
tho afternoon the people repaired to a
grove. Ths speakers OF the day were
Hon. Jas. Il. Campbell OF Ohio, Hon.
w. ID. Bynum OF Indiana, Hon. Georg,
q. Houck OF Ohio and Hon. John w.
Lamb Of Indiana. Ex-Governor Camp.
bell delivered an answer to M9jOI
McKinley's speech here September | 3
In regard to projections. Demonstration
tonight, n torchllght procession anu
fireworks were the main features.
OPPOSITION To TAsniANY WITH.
DRAWN.
NEW York, Oct. 26.-The county
Democratic leaders tonight decided to
withdraw the county ticket nominated
In opposition to Tammany Hall.
ADLAI AND GROVER.
NEW York, Oct. 26.-Adlal Steven.
son, Democratic candidate for vice
president, spent several hours today In
consultation with Cleveland. Among
the subjects under discussion Is said TO
have been Stovenson's forthcoming
letter Of acceptance.
| ALLEGED CORRUPTION.
CoScoRD, N. H., Oct. 20.--Scpator
Chandler tonight sent n dispatch "a
President Mcleod OF the Reading
road saying that two years ago the
State OF New Hampshire was flooded
with half million dollars for corrupt
use by the Democratic party which
money was unlawiully taken by Presi.
dent Frank Jones OF the Boston Bank OF
Boston. AS an induoement to the bank
TO furnish money, Chandler asserts
that half million OF Boston IL Maine
funds were deposited there and tho de.
posit existed when the bank failed In
October, 1891. Today Chandler Gays
the Boston X Maine road Ia again be-
ing used az a machine by tho Demo.
cratic party. He appeals to Mcleod,
az leader Of the now railroad comhinn.
ton, TO put All immediate stop 10 "thls
| prostitution TO political uses VI the
powers OF the Boston 4 Maine road
and make 1t non-polilical enter
prise"
NO FUSION IN NEBRASKA.
| gOMAItA, Neb., Oct. 2G.--It IL now
| stated that there IN no foundation for
| the reports that the Democrats Of this
l al 10.