Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01
CARLISLE TALKS POLITICS.
rolo,adO Electors Withdraw from Tue
Cleveland Ticket.
rur CHARGES AGAINST THOMAS


ian thousand enthusiastic people TO-
night endeavored to force themselves
into two halls Of the capacity OF a
thousand each, the All-pervading desire
bslng TO sec and hear Whitelaw Roii
and Chauncey NJ. Dopow. The latter
,poks at the Opera House, receiving an
enthusiastic welcome. The distin'
guIshcd speaker In the course OF his re-
marks said:
1Whsre Is this poverty, this calamity
our Democratic friends say ID
abroad ia the land today? They also
saw protection IL robbery and uncon'
stilutIonnl. discover, as lawyer
reading tho decisions OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States, that In
constituting tho constitutionality.o OF laws,
the decision Ia always on tue side OF
the liberty and prosperity OF the peo'
Depew closed with reference TO his
tpeech euloglzing Cleveland, tho Pc
pullarity OF which he said was that he
did not write II.
Mr.. Reid received an ovation on
being introduced, and said In part;
The Democratic party Ia not known
by liz work to this general union. IL
never has had a President aud Con-
gres. together. For the first time the
political situation IN such that II you
defeat the choice Of the Republican
convention you make II certain that
you will defeat majority OF the House
and Senate for the iirRt time since the
ADMINISTRATION OF Buchanan, and the
Democratic party will be able to work
it's will. The great questions OF the
day are reciprocity and honest money.
The Republican party declares for a
protective tariff. What does Cleveland
say about reciprocity? fiud nothing.
Can you produce one word from Cleve.
lands letter OF acceptance explaining
whether he IL In favor OF national bank
rurrency-the best currency tho coun-
try ever SAVIOR whether he favors
the sham and corrupt currency which
the Democratic platform declares In
favor OF?
In conclusion, Reid challenged the
verdict OF the American people upon
the character and success Of the nd.
ministratlon OF Benjamin Harrison.
CHOW about tho Force BILL" yelled q
Democrat with strong breath.
"To begin WITH" said Reid, "thore
Is no force bill. There was proposed n
bill TO direct Federal authorities TO
regulate the elections at which Federal
officers are to be elected. Why should
not Federal authorities supervise and
Rsslre the accuracy and justice Of Fed
srsl officials? II wrong, Cleveland,
for his act Of 1856 directing Its execu.
ton, must first be- arraigneu before we,
the Republican party, can DO assailed.
Its opponents are nullifiers Of the -Four.
teenth and Fifteenth amendments OF
tho Constitution"
THE BILLION DOLLAR CONGRESS.
NEW York, Oct. 81. - Four thousand
people crowded Cooper Union tonight
10 listen TO Senator John q. Carlisle
talk politics under the auspices OF the
Reform club. The senator opened
with u scatbing arraignment OF the
billion dollar Congress, which issue, II
nothing more, should cause every cleo
tor to put the seal Of his condemnat ion
on tho policy OF the Republican party.
The Democratic party. he said, has
not declared for free trade, but sim
ply for a constitutional system OF
taxation for the support Of tho
government without osmpslling one
man 70 part with his earnings for the
benefit Of another man. The govern
ment has q right to tax people for
private purposes, or 1t has one Right to
tax them for public purposes. There
u no middle ground. The Mckinley
bill was passed for the purpose OF GET
ting contributions to the Republican
campaign. BY It the people arc di.
vided into two classes, one receiving
the benefits, tn. other receiving the
burdens. Tho senator rldlculed the
Insertion that the Mckinley bill bene.
lifted the American tin plate Industry,
aud In conclusion appealed to the
audience TO vote the Democratic ticket
from top to bottom.
THE COLORADO ELECTION.
DENVER, Oct. 3l.-Tho remaining
Two Representatives OF the Peoplej.
party electoral were submitted today
by the Cleveland Democrats when
they withdrew their presidential cleo
tors. Today they declined to serve ms
Cleveland representatives, and to.
Rethe: with their colleagues, are en-.
deavoring to have their names 70.
moved from the Cleveland ticket. On
NNsehs W
certified, the secretary is undecided
whether 10 allow the withdrawal or to
let them remain.
M'vEAuH AND DEPEw.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. a.
Wayne MacVeagh addressed a
Dig audience Of Democrats In Hy.
perion tonight. He proceeded TO
10 answer Depew, who had criti.
elhed him somewhat harshly venturing
Ihe observation that Depew supposed,
because political speeches were usual.
made after dinner, they were all
piler dinner speeches. The rest OF his
remarks wor. devoted to the denuncia-
Non Of the Republican party.
NOTHING IN 1T.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 3l.-The report
rom Washington, alleging that the
plvii Service Commission had recon.
mendeu the criminal prosecution M