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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THE WORK ABONE TIE HARLEM.
SPLENDID REPUBLICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.

SPLENDID REPUBLICAN, MEETING~-GERMANS Al
TROY LISTEN TO sIXT CARL KAPFF
Troy. oct. 20 (specnD.-Thc German Republicans
OF this city and vicinity held n Harrison ana heiu
ratification meeting at GcrmInla Hail. this evening
The rain prevented a larger ATTENDANCE werner
,trecker was president OF the meeting. John "
Francis samuel A. Morris. zeph f. Magll' ch"ir
man OF the Republican County Committee, ana FRED
crick I,cicrmcistcr, ir.. prominent collar mihu
,acturer occupied seats on the platform. Inc
SPEAKER OF the evening ski. Carl kapn 81 New
York Ill, addrcs, was in German. Colonel Albert
H. shaw of Watcrt0Wn, y. y. made an address III
English. The important points OF tho campaign "cre
thOrou.hly rluclGat,d and the InhgnlhrcN pcHchto
sccrlline 10 the country under Republican RUE were
clearly forth. Both speakers were Warmly up
Croton Falls. " Y. oct. 20 (spcciaD.- There wac
much cnthns IN last night. wien tn RcpuD can,
held n llr-e maS,-mccting, under the mnna8ehehl ~
,hn Harrison and Red Club. Delegations were
present from Al. the adjacent towns. to.ohcl D. H.
lhci,an Of Massachusetts,, was the orator Of IN"
cycrns. and his speech was brimiul oi K'PuDh'Hh
bnr, lncs,. lie ,Uscd the meeting with d.huhcia
lion o. lr,hmCn who have rcpidhtrd thclr aucB'tn,r
ia british msrulc but continue 10 vote thc fTco
Trade iirlct . H.. al
BrochporL y V. oct. 2G.-RoSwel g. Horr AZ
drc,,,d a BIZ Il pub. can meeting herc MoldaS hiSl';
1hc,t. wr., 700 men IN the parade oi unlioshi'l
clu, f.om Rochester, Lockport AMI n',huollHe
town, before the spcahng. II WAS the ldrse't
,silii,al demon .trat0n ever held IN Monroe county
OUT side % Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
coon WORK OF TIE PEEKSKILL CLUB.

The Peckskill Republican Club Is doing eHc''cnt
missionary work IN sending out spealing parties ana
holding meetings 10 the suburban hamlctS and settle
ments near Peekekn, At Shrub OAK last evening
there was a Republican meeting under the auspices
Of the peeksk Club. About forty members OF nc
club drove TO the town. distance OF eight miles after
dark They were loaded up With torches and carried
tranerarencies on which were inscribed appropriate
Legends. E p. Griswod, cc-president OF the club
presided at the meeting, and made a short address
lie was followed by W. j. Charlton, who spoke Tor
the soldiers and to the soldiers OF what General liar
rson had for them in contrast to Cleveland th"
tater OF the battle SCARED veteran william "
Johnson, OF New-York. spoke the legal aspect ~
the Osborne seat steal In DucheS County, and
otherwise scored the Democrats. EN-Asscmbyman
David Wiley Travis, Of Pcckskil, also gave some
good advice the voters 10 why they should vote
for Harrison and Reid These tcn-mlnuc epccchc-
were followed by a stirring and eloquent address by
John L. Young. OF Sing sing He talked Of wool ana
farm products and touched every voter present BOl
going and coming the Pcclsl bows filed the air
with shouts for Harrison and Reid all along the road
old Cortlandtovn j. waking mp and will roll mp good
big majority for Harrison AID Reid on November =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
MAYOR GRANTS FRIENDS DIsGUSTED.
T,NNANY's INGRAT.TUDE IN " TURNING HIN

r,,tv,yys INGRAT.TUDE IN TURNING HIM
DOWN" Anglers THEN ALL.
eora,or IIllrs bold eulosium of Mayor Grant at
Tammany Hall on Tuesday night must nave 'aAeh
a,ray the breath Of the wigwam leaders who, Just
ore week before, ordered that the Mayor nam.
t,u,a rot he mentioned at the Tammany CITY and
County Convention, which nomlnatel lhoh's T.
curov for Grants successor Mr.. Croker was SO
much astonished at Mr.. HIS course that he DroAc
from the building. loohing for fresh air
rho order OF the wigwam governing power pro-
,,,,, Mayor Grant on the night Of the convcn-
,ion ha been the topic In Tammany circles ever SINCE
,n,,rc.e,n,n Aslbcl r. Fitch, who placed Mr.. Gilroy
II nnn,ln,ion on that evening. was asked why he nan
90 carefully avoided all reference to Mayor Grant
,,ho.e per,onal popularity had twice saved IAN
many from gnomInious defeat ~.
We'll Won see answered the Congressman WIN
= wink d" a man can't always think OF everything NJ
wonts 10 saw when he is on his feet NooouS oe
levcs tina: Mr. Fitch omitted Mr.. Grants name "''''
out instructions. direct or Indirect
There IS a great deal OF feeling among the Mayors
ron,m,nv Hall friend, on this subject, and senator
,I;l, method az showing his dsdain for the way MI
crorA has been treated much commented OIL
vosteyov As a general thing, the senator's 'ne'-
opcos to the Mayor were highly commended ho' o'i!
~ Tammany men, but by many other De"ooi"''
uho do NOT train with Mr.. Crokcrs followers. .aid
WI" nmnrnt and far.sceing Democrat Yesterday 40
oriv ever made a worse blunder than the CisV ,i,
manager, when they failed to head inc iooa1 ronai
with the name Of Hugh j. ,I'a ~ oIis thousands
nonuloritv would have brought to the polls
j" Pu"noerts who do not today whether tey
vo,e or not with Grant on the ticket u ~ Uoo more
again Cleveland would have had at least w. h,n,n
majority in NcwYork city than he can i nov 10 a,
wr,t ~ there about the Tammany Hall ticket 10 az
peal TO decent and Independent 'o'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
MIR STEVENSON SPEAKS IN BROOkLlN.
nrcorp,rs rARuIM TALK ABOUT THE FORCE
n.1rr ,yp OTHER SUBJECTS.

BILL" AND OTHER sUBJEOl''
rho no,oooro,ic mass meeting at the Acadeny oi
Music rrootyn. last evening was attended oy io'"'
. 800 Democrats. under the auspices oI u"
Mons Democratic club who assisted IN 'he 'o'i'
nrniso OF cleveland and Stev'nsoh' ~ ~
o'clock when the spC akcrs Gppearcl on u'o '"s''
lodi lac William A. Furey, secretary oi inv D"
,,i. Committee and Thomas T. Pearsal, chair1E'i'
-, ,ho committee who escorted Adlai r. stevenson
,oco,nn,nyinc them were Joseph {. Hendrix pemo'
,,ic candidate for Congress: John i. Adams 'iy
works Comnis,ioncr and Register Thomas j. henhl'
TLoma, f.. pcir-.n chairman OF the b'IH"''"
c,r.,.,ian COMMITTEES Of kinGs County, 'aleh nv
meeting to order. and mai" few f'Hl''"' "0N-'"'
oycrvour to assist In turning the tide toward D'io
cratic slccc,, lie then called upon Mayor hoo'S'
n, uro,,lvn 10 be- chairman. Mayor D'ol' ""o
drc.d tho sneaker ot tine evening. Adal ~ H'c'c'""'
vr Stevenson first gave an eulocium on Grover
clov,lond and al, Administration. lie tied TO snow
That the Free Trade candidate had done ""''''S io
nj. country. and he made dismal calamity pre-
dictonS. o,,.a
He subscribed to tic coinage plank IN the N"'"s'
nlotf,rn and said, croonal Intercourse Win mary
thousands Of my follow-czens in many different
s,,,os during the last three months confirmed NY
h.uo, IN the wisdom Of the Democratic theory Vi
tariff REFORM
MIR. Stevenson Sc"nlcd TO be willing to get away
,ro the vital Issues Of the campaign, for he plunged
i,,o discussion OF the Force bill, and he seemed
-, >, ink tat This measure threatened rum anu ueso
la,lon Ia evcIy body anu e'erythn;: I'll, - ~,
'''t' ,,n I,vner of Baltimore, followed with an ad-
drcs, covering the same subjects as those Treated "
-fcNou,Ou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THE RIGHTS OF DEPUTY MARSHALS.

Albany. oct. 26 t>peciah.-The Democrltic leaders
here are getting desperate They thr,aien TO Keep
the United states election officers ont u the polling
naccs In order to lcau just what their rights are an
inquiry was sent United states Marshal y. T. lax
ter and 4 reply came that special iMrsh"@ hro ~
keep peace. support and protect TIE supervisors
-, election preserve order. prevent fi1udulen' regis
,,ton fraudulent voting or fraudulent conduct on
he part OF any officer Of lection. \ special deputy
marshal nut side OF the booth $50 feet away from
the polling place Is ~ useless TO prevent fraud on
he part NJ election officers though he were on the
high seas Certainly hi, place /. AZ the polling
n nee IN side Of the booth and inside the rail. TheN
+ TO doubt about this in my mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
Effort. are being made TO COLOMBO .his
civ in thc interest Of inminany mn
nnd Grover Cleveland. II the Escp"bii.
I'm. wiII rc.i.tcr tomorrow they can
aid greatly in preventing this.
, WILD STORY sent OFT BY THE MANAGERS OF
THE " -ocKLEss" sTATEsMAN's CANVASS

4 WILD STORY sENT OFT By TIE NNNA"t"' ''
THE -ocKLEss~ sTATEsMANs CANVASS.
Kansas CITY, oct. eG.--"The stars Wichita ha"''
d.notcb .oy,: Jerry simpson ha, been warned 'ha'
= conspiracy 10 kill him ha, been uncar'hel ana IRON"
r,,v on until ne Ia, completed the tour 81 Ills al
,r.ct n. viii De- accompanied by 4 BODY guard Inc
democratic and 'Topui,r Congressional! commune
for the With District are thoroughly dfc h''f'c'
a, the Wild story which Intercepted letters II anu
orcr a consultation with John ". Br'lieAthH' '""
man o, the .ropulisr state Central '"mmi''o-'
toy decided f. make all correspondence P"O"''
Lricny told The story l. thu:
..one one writing at different tines over 'Hc
signature f. \. r. from Mcihersoi hl'Po'"' "''N
Troy to one Robert swivel, at Harper mum ~
c,rct,llv unfolding scheme 20 plug simpson, ch'cr''
into neroflatOns with swivel 10 do IL" IoD I't
,,,tvcl I, supposed t. lie assumed name bu' "''"
~ this address ha, been regularly called iJr NJ Iia'Po
o. ,b. n,.t .iA weeks. The letters we're brought
T., Chairman Br,idcnthal by >. l.. Cole Of harper
chairman Of the POpuLsr Central CommlU'c 81
,t,rnor County who had remarkable story 10 FeH'''
,,e old that on sunday afternoon friend gave I"
him three letters bctnyng the conspiracy i"V''
l,,cr, the friend said he got rom Drunken man,
yho.e name he did not know and whom he h"a met
,, The street The letters fcli ont OF the d"'hA'h
mans pocket and were picked up
The letters are AL written by th. same l'''Soi''
The first 1, p stmarkod Canton, september ~. -
,,,fn. ti1t Ne want another ouI''ujuHnI' l''-I'
v"i'o september -. Tho writer ohcro swivel
:, 900 to d, -po,c of Congressman Jerry sinP' u q.
-. n c.r. n state, thai II mahca D. GlEcFeh'j
wh.,Lrr he die with hi, socks on or on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
A DISGUSTED HILL DEMOCRAT RESIGNS.
SERIOUS DETECTION IN THE DEMOCRATIC
rANES X AI.rAIQEA COUNTY

A SERIOUS DETECTION IN IHE DEMONnniAo
RANKS IN CHAUTAUoCA COUNTY.
Euaalo Oct 20 (speclal).-Thc resignation OF Daniel
F. Toomey Hill Democrat. from the party tiche' Ia
Chantauqua County, Will aid largely III S"e""s INC
majority for Harrison and Reid in That Kepuphcah
,roncnold Cleveland Democrats control the party
organization in the county and nominated MI
Toomcy for member OF Assembly In August. i"e
HI. and Cleveland factions had warred vcio"Sis i'r
some time and for harmony's sake Mr. Ioome!' aS
the recognized Hl leader OF the county, was pu'
on tho head OF the Ticket The other three local
ondra.tos mr.. Cleveland men. Before the canvass
rad gone far Mr. Toomcy learned that chairman
Frank F. sherman OF the County Committee, ana
his Cleveland colleagues working secretiy 10
keep his Toomcys vote below that oil the oie'e'an'
men ON the ticket. Wien amply satsied Una. "''
the intention he resigned. In his letter 10 CharHnh
sherman he roiteraes in strong terms hiS io!a! |"
senator HILL and declares the snap game Vi ''s
Cleveland men was being NoIhe" S"'e''
follower OF the senator . A..
mrbo MIR, Frcerrade platform adopted ut tho
Chicago Conventions" lie writes TO the cnairnah'
shocked the sense OF those OF our people VINO ieei
u prida ana pleasure I'm our growing ana hou'iS""s
industries but they. the I'LL Democrats 81" so NUN
in the true Democracy OF the iAhu 10 CIV o
none that they We're willing to overlook 'hiS suP'"'
error and give allegiance again TO the party
Uo then Iecitcs how differences were supposed 70
o boon laid aside for the campaign. and continues
a, follows But TO this deluSon you and your asSr
clates both off and on the county committee INV
nut an end and find among the oh'lme matters VI
Hin in the cities of Dunldrk and jamestown aua IN
The large towns Of Pomfrct and Hanover, anu IN
every other section of the county where the anu
IU element prcdominates, that there Is an o1sahleu
and concerted effort 70 humatc and punish NE w
running me behind the antiill men VINO compose
the balance Of the ticket aud all this by reason oi
the fact that have always acted WIN inc o'a'c
Democratic organization. striving with all my power
10 build il ,p where could achieve party triumphs
and reflect glory on the state and Nation While you
and those acting with you have been ready to tahuce
and destroy it, ,,,,
In Chautauqua County there are at least LOW iill
Democrats and they all look 20 Mr. Toomey as the'r
local leader lie made winning fight against 'he
Cleveland men last February. and was elected "A de'e-
pTe TO the Albany mid winter invention when chose
him as an alternate 10 the Chicago CDnvenloh' u,
oomey has close relations with both senator i anu
Lieutenant Governor oheehan, and II i Thought III
full knowledge Of Senator HILL His action VIII nave
n telling effect The Democratic campaign IN az
tho western counties Of the state, and VIII, u Is
calculaed result in AT least 1000 larger kepuDhcan
plurality In Chautauqua County alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
INSTANTANEOUS Al WORK.

po,..,xc WRITINGS IN MANY TLACES AID
DRESSED BY ELOQUENT ORATORS
The Irish American Republicans Of theNNHhAS'ch-
bly, District held an enthusiastic m'cuns at w. ''
Thirdav last night. +. " Donohue presided
were made by Captain Hugh Coleman uie '''""'o
for Register, Robert Bissert and j. H. eu'"N"' ="
BOSTON Intense enthusiasm was exhibited Whch Il
III, y, names Of fifty voters who have been Democrats
nm n tho nrcsen wear was presented for membership
in the Republican clubs OF the district
one Of the most successful mass mcctileS ol u'c
campaign was held last night under the "uoP'''' Va
the Irish American Republican Club Of the NAVlth As
scmbly District at It's headquarters. No l9o' lAHu
ave Peter H. Mcdonald presided ana /. W.
Cassidy WAS secretary. BY O'Clock the hail Of tho
club was packed with crowd Of enthusiastic fiSh'
mon and many more turned away. n O'llhant
dspay OF fireworks made In front OF the ciuo ,
headquarters. and band OF music was III a"c'"'"''
Resolutions Of sympathy for President Harrison were
unanimously passed. strong campaign spcecheN were
made by General d. +. Burke. Herr I. ROBINSON
Meritz sbcsten. Leroy b. Crane ana tolohei I've
Witt c. Ward.
A large number OF citizens OF Irish birth or descent
gathered mt the Nevada Exchange. Amstcrdam'ove'
and sixty ffh-st., to listen TO stirring speeches anu
fine vocal music last night. General James Ia
OBelrne delivered broadslde against The Free ii"ue
party The meeting under the auspices oi ''o
lrisLAmerican Republican Club OF the MAUI us
riCt and was highly successful Nihah VI "'""'
delivered a brief address nd the Reciprocity ol"r'1'
sang patriotic The club Offered lis h'"r'eI'
sympathy 10 President Harrison in his bereavement
The Irish American Republican League OF Inc
yXth Assembly District held another enihuSi'suc
meeting in Progress Hail. At Fi1ty sccond-s'' am
Third ave- last evening. The League In thls d''r'I
has nearly 200 members, and the hall was crowded.
with their friends James q. Dyer. the president Of
t.e club. called the meeting T. order and introduced
samuel j. sayle ana Bernard Brcslin a. Tn" speakers;
Tho Irish American Protective Tarlh League "a
the XIlth Ascend District mad" cNtcn-iVe pr para
lions last week for biz massmcctlc ava dcin9h'trd
tjon 10 be held last night I'm the street ana IN
hall al No 2l3 East Twenty thrd st. IT was in'cidoi
10 have fireworks. and land of music had been en-
Gagged on account Of tnc death OF Mrs. Harrison.
however the big demonstration was postponed ana
a Quiet meeting was he'd inside the hall resolutions
expressing sympathy for the President IN III, bcrcaVc
ment we're adopted y. F. Conner presided ana
brief speeches were made by David A. Heay Johh
A. Cofey Captain Condor, W. Moynahan and Cf"rics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
Every Republican who does not register gives mn"
vote TO rnmn,nny Hall. Free Trade. for wtd.c"t
bnnL- aud the great ,cocr OF pension bs' 10 vote
Won must be registered first. Register tomorrow!
CROWD, GREET MCKINLEY IN ILLINOIS.

CROWDS GREET MCKINLEY IN liLINole'
panvlllc H.. oct 26.-probaby the Target crowd
OF people ever seen In Eastern Illinois assembled III
Danvile today The attraction was Governor Me
Kialcy. Of ohio. The city wa5 prohisely decorated
special trains were run from sp:insheh' pcc''u''
Champnlgn shclbyville, Lafayette. Cra"foISvile
Watscka Paris. Momcnie and other points. pira!e
OF the marching cul township dccgat )ns. horseback
clubs and societies In the forenoon presented all tho
TEXTURES D, the oldtime rally drum corps OF thirty
two rir, came from Wiliamspprt. Ind. Governor
Mckinley's special train from It. Louis arrived here
at about r. m, stopping fifteen minutes at lA'eh
field and fifteen minutes more at Decatur. The ''ov-
c-nor STOKE briefly from the OF the train a, both
these places rs well ~ at other points. lie was
ne, ompancd by j. G.. Cannon, cNConGlcsSman from
his district The crowd at the station here when the
train arrived large that the Reception Com
mIttce could scarcely get the distinguished guest from
nj, car. tie was conveyed Ellsworth Park. where
an asscmblagc estimated between 5000 and f.OOO
yelled a tremendous welcome. Governor Mckinley
was Introduced 10y MIR. Cannon. Throughout his ad-
d,c,s Of mn hour ana quarter tie enthusiasm
pre- allied. Governor VI klnley lei here on ,nc IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
rrr.rING rnEIN XosEs ro LIE GEIyp,nlyr.

d. Lowbcr smith wn, Commissioner Of Public Work.
under Mayor Hewitt, and when the present Mayor ap-
pointed Mr. Groy 10 HAT Office In May. 1850. Mr..
smith refused % give up possession declaring that III,
appointment from Nr Hewitt good for four year,
from December. La. Mr.. smith larrioadcd Mr..
GlrOy ont and held 10 the place until the Tmmany
got order 81 Court sustaining his appointment
BY Mayer Grant. .incc then Mr. smith. has been an
smpoyo of the Finance Department. and hold, The
Office ~ Assistant Deputy Controller at 1000 year.
t'p to III, tine hc has continued 10 be vehement
and uncompr0mi,lng County Democrat. But Mr.
smith has seen a new ..ght HE some ~ The people
described by senator iii ia his last speech and Will
probably now transfer his allegiance 10 Tammany.
Nctcrday Mr.. smith sent his resignation Charlie,
\. Jackson, chairman Of the County Democracy, re-
marking In burst Of fr7,nkncss. the outset Of il,
letter. that the success 81 the National Democratic
tlC1ct demands that every Democrat should make l
position know.
Thomas T. lIOullhan, sergeant nj arms ~ the
County Democracy COUNTY Committee and member ~
he NXNth Assembly District organization. also re-
signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
GOOD MUSIC AT THEIR MEETINGS.
ENTHUSIASTIC WHOLESALE DRUG. PAINT. OH
AND CHEMICAL MEN.

Unusually good music furnished by the Whole
sale Drug Paint. OIL and Chemical Trades Harrison
and Reid Campaign Club. at No. 30 Maiden Lane al
noon yesterday. gee club composed OF members
OF the club accompanied by piano and cornet fur
nished IL. George J. Srabury called the meeting 70
order and made short speech. There was large
attendance Robert W. TAYLOR followed Mr. seabuFy
with short speech. The club gave vote OF thanks
to Mr. Taylor for his remark. II was prepared to
make fine slowing at the proposed plra1c on 9''uF-
day. which has been abandoned, owing - the death
OF Mrs. Harrison. About 200 name, had been en-
rolled and by the ac Of the parade fully 5000 would
have turned out. il the intention u parade IN
a brigade OF three sections. under the command OF
Major General +. L. MOlineuX, "a g:&ld mar nal, ana
A. b. Rogers. ir.. chic1 Of siah: colonel George
Seaburv. colonel Of the first section; Col0ne! James
B. Homer OF the second section and Colonel wafer
Longman as colonel OF the third secti II. Conierno's
full 9th Regiment Band Of 100 pieces had been On
gagged.
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DISAPPOINTED AND HUNGRY DEMOCRATS.

Flwr,d Ind. oct. 36.-'Tlc Democratic d"monstra
ton and celebration ~ the Mccth lamp chimney fac
tory Of this citg. wa, licd here to-day The bar
hcctie feature given up at In" last moment, and
the multitude who came here expecting to be red went
hungry or bought their dinners at ~" hotels and
inurnnts. Tho speaker, OF tho day wcir James f..
Campbell Of ohio ". u. Iynuw, of Indiana, George
w. Iouck. OF Ohlo and John W. Lamb, Of Indiana.
* Governor Cimptcl driven from AeX-
md in and arrived AT 80 p. at the head of II
delegation from that city. The speaking began in the
traVn north Of the Cty NJ O'Clock, Hon. James t..
Campbell delivering an answer 10 Major Mckinley 5
% cch In tbs city september l3 hst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
ARRANGING FOR A CLUB PARADE.

An enthusiastic meeting % the Reciprocity 'c
publican Cub was held last evening at no. loo
West Niney-sevcnth-st. The fr.t hafhour was d."
voted to general business and 10 the Arrangement
for club parade tonight from the clubrooms Ia
Richmond Han. The members will meet AT their
headquarters In Ninety -sevcnths and join the True
Elue Republican Club OF the XXllld Assembly DIS
trct at Richmond Hail. where the latter organization
will receive them. Action taken on the death
OF Mrs Harrison In the form OF resolutions of condo
lenre n COPY Of which will be sent to the President
speeches were made by A. Wills LghtbOurn. David
e. TaylOr and Abraham Gruhcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
DEMOCRATS TO DRAW OFT IN COLORADO.

Denver Col. oct. 26.-Charman a. b. Mckinley,
r.prcsenttng the Cleveland faction Of the Denocauo
party in this state has been In New York for week
or more rturnlng Denver last night. HIS journey
TO Now York IS said have been for the purpose OF
comforting with the Democratic National Committee IN
regard TO the ACCESSIBILITY OF withdrawing the Cle'e-
land electors and substituting therefor the Weaver rep
r,sentativc, In this State. Although no public an
nouncement has been made 10 this erect, IL Is ~
ported that "A meeting Of the Cleveland men To 70
hold TO night the matter viii be acted upon and foma!
notice OF the withdrawal Of the Cleveland electors VIII
be published tomorrow.
SIX DAYS in a week every seat Is taken IN the new
York CcntrIls Empire state Express -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THEY DO NOT SPEAK As THEY PASS BY.

THEY DO NOT SPEAK As THEY PASS BY.
OF all the uneasy heads that wear II crown the
head Of King Muller Of Staten Island Hes probably
the most uneasy. In every town the opposition to his
ruic Is growing The Democrats opposed TO him have
dominated ticket which Is the Republican county
cct with the exception Of the candidate for District
Attorney. In place OF SiSt Carl kapr they nominate
william J. Powers. on Monday night when the
cmocrats held ratification meeting at st. George.
Democratic club Of CastctOn did not join the
parade which preceded the meeting, but when the
Muller Democrats had assembled they mare he'd by the
lace Of meeting In ominons silence showing strength
IN their ranhs which made cold chllls run down the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
REPrBLICAN PRINCIPLES rXPOUNDED.

Tie XIiIth Assembly District lndu, Alliance
held business meeting last night at Eighth ave. and
Twenty third 81. and made pr parations for parade
Trough the dstIlct Monday evening. october 81. which
vii be followed by mass meeting In GTnl opera
louise Hal. After the business disposed Of
;corgc Murray and George Garvcy addressed the
ceiling Republican principles. The officers II
he club are: President. George Cavanagh, vice pres
lent. John Buchanan secretary. C. Zibr>kc tr ,urcr
william Flynn. crgrant at arms, ". .Abnhans
Among those present were VI. II. Matccr, V smith,
ID. smith, William Cronk and f.. Rich.