Evening journal., 1892-11-05
THE REPUBLICAN LISTS.
A Warning to the Party from
the National Headquarters.
OHAIRMAN HAoKETT MTERvIEwM

The Head of the Executive Committee o
the Empire state Tells What the Resuis
Of Thorough Canvass Made Under His
Direction Would indicate.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The following state
ment has been issued by the Republican
national committee:
1.-The instructions Of acting Attorney
General Aldrich TO United States marshals
and the citations from the law governing
their employment at the polls, together
with the penalties prescribed for in.erfer-
ence with them while in the performance
of their duties, have brought CONSERVATION
TO the camp Of rammany It is the belief
that with the proper precaution which will
be taken a fair election can BE- held in this
city.
There has come to the Republican ma
tional committee from various sources in
formation that the reserve crop Of cam
paign 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 west
ern states for publication in the east, and
the reverse for publication in the west,
when too late to be contradicted. Repub-
licans all over the land should be prepared
for this line of action.
"Be on your guard; believe only that
which is consonant with your common
sense or accompanied with unimpeachable
testimony, and do not change the convic-
kuH Anu I,srA Aftf
vote as your conscience dictates and as you
think 20 be right. You have the assurance
OF this committee, based ON reliable and
confidential Information all over the coun.
try, that the nominees of the Republican
party will be elected by a constitutional
majority that shall be beyond question
Among the callers at Republican nationa'
headquarters were Senator Proctor, eN
Senator Thomas c. platt and Chauncey NJ.
Depew, the latter having returned from a
fourdays' journey through New York state,
where he had been on stumping tour. Tc
a United Press reporter he saidi
Depew's Prediction.
from the changes that have taken place
and the certainty Of q full Republican vote
am confident that the Republicans will
come down to Harlem with a majority Of
something like 100000 Men Of both par
ties have talked with me frankly and |
have gathered my information from per
fectly reliable sources. The prediction, you
will find, will come true.n
Mr. Depew will make few more speeches
before election. On Monday night he will
speak at Peekskill, as he has done the night
before election ever since he left Yale col.
lege.
Mr.. J. Frank Supplee, Of Baltimore, who
has been speaking IN New York and Brook.
lyn, said at Republican headquarters that
in the twenty years he had been coming to
this city ho had never seen so much inter
est taken in q presidential campaign as is
manifested in this one-not even in the
Blaine campaign Of 1854 The bankers, in
surance men, wholesale dry goods men and
other classes of business men are strongly
for Harrison, and this feeling even extend.
20 importers, who are satisfied that th,
Mckinley act, contrary to their eXpecta
tions, has caused them an increase in theil
business.
United States District Attorney Mitchell
sent a letter today TO Chief Supervisor John
i. Davenport and Marshal Jacuhus advis
ing them as TO the law which governs theii
duties. Ii points out that the United Statei
law is paramount in a clash with any stat,
law, and shows that Mr.. Sheehan's prOcla
nation is not based on law.
Mr. Mitchell said 20 United Press re
porter: Mr. Sheehan's proclamation
which was practically to resist the authori
ty of the federal marshals, was IN advise,
and was simply an incitement to riot ThI
United States marshals win be supporte,
by the military if need be-"
State Senator Cantor said that he woul,
not be surprised il in some districts Their
are clashes between the federal and stat
authorities. He does not advocate anythin,
Of the sort, but thought it impossible Il
conduct the election without.