The record-union., 1892-11-05
sreclal % the RecoRp-Uv1ov.

Special 10 the REcoRD-UN1ox.
NEW York, Nov. 4,-The following is
a synopsis of the circular issued to-day
from the Republican National headquar-
ters:
There has come TO the Republican
Committee that intimations of a reserve
crop Of campaign lies for issuance the day
before election are very prolific, and I'M
usually sensational articles are to be pub
hshcd, presenting what purports to be
facts from all Western States for publica-
ton in the East and vice versa. when too
Late 20 be contradicted, that shall have the
intended effect at the last moment Of in
iuencing Il large number of men who are
always willing and anxious to be on the
winning side. They are to claim every
thing in the East and give over the West
bodily to the Weaver electoral vote. Care
fully prepared tablets will be published
that shall prove these assertions. and
demonstrate that the election of Cleveland
is beyond question. Republicans all over
the BLAND should be prepared for such ac-
ton, and should dlscredit all claims not
based upon sure information, and tine
more sensational the story the more it
SilOilU ne ClScfeulted.
The lrishAmerican votes are to have
careful consideration, and roorbacks OF
the most sensational character are to be
published. The sentiment of race is to
be worked for all it is worth, and several
prominent Irish Americans who are as
firm Republicans as the head of the
ticket himself Will be quoted as having
at the last moment turned to the apostle
Of English interests and deserting protec-
tInl and hnnpSt fn1 falc Tle
trade and'Wildcat currency.
BE on your guard; believe only that
which is conSOnant with common sense,
or accompanied by unimpeachable testi-
mony, and do not change convictions
that come by honest thought, but vote as
your conscience dictates, and as you be-
lieye to be right. You have the assur-
tidential aud reliable information all
over the country, that the nominees of
the Republican party will be elected by
constitutional majority that shall be be-
yOnd all question:
DEMOCRATIC MANIFESTO.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Following is a
synopsis Of an address to the people of
The United States issued by the Demo-
cratic National Committee to-day:
AS the campaign will soon end, it is
right and necessary that we should say a
few words to you. There is no man.
woman or child in the United States who
is not affected by the tariff laws. Since
1865 thousand men, by means of indi-
vidual corporate wealth, have been mas
ters of our tariff system. Their power is
sufficient to enforce Il continuance and
increase in time of peace the taxes on the
necessaries of life originally imposed in
a time of war, only because of the actual
needs of the Government. Wealth.
which under the former laws was dis
tributed among all classes engaged in in
dustrial life, is centered i'll the hands of
few.
The masses of the people gain their
bread by labor, brains and hands, and
are struggling on wearily, looking to
your united action for relief. The feel
lngs strongest in your breasts to-day is
the conviction in each of your minds
that every man and woman among YOU
is forced TO pay price for the very neces-
saries of life which ought not be paid,
and great proportion OF which does not
go to the Government, but TO a small num-
Der of favored people who control the
Government. You know this class con-
trolls and uses the Government. 1t is a
band of moneyed men, combined for
sordld purposes, and actually ruling the
Republican party. Federal Office holders
are part Of its machinery. i succeeded
in 1888 III defeating Grover Cleveland bv
corrupt use of money before you became
aware of the danger. You are not now
ignorant of the peril. In no country in
the whole civilized world in which the
people have right to vote has the pur-
pose 10 carry an election by the use Of
money been more plainly shown. You
will not remain passive spectators of this
scene.
THE people of New York, remember
ing the high character of the public servi-
ces OF Grover Cleveland and knowing
bis election is Il certain guarantee OF a
wiser, purer and better Government.
will rally to his support. Many Republi-
cans in the State of New York, who love
their country and despiSe tho men now
controlling their party, will come to his
aid, and he viii win an overwhelming
victory in his well-beloved State. The
farmers of Indiana will show that thou
sand beneficiaries of Federal legislation
cannot again. by fraud, knavery and
purchase obtain the electoral vote of that
State. The substantial yeomanry of New
Jersey Will teach contributors on the day
of the Presidential election a lesson thew
Will never forget. 1 he farmers and
%orklngmen OF Connecticut will remem-
Der the wrongs at the polls in November.
and the people OF Delaware and West
Virginia will follow the example.
Bear in mind that you owe to the men
who maintain the present corrupung, in
iquitous tariff the initiation and continu-
ing threat of the force bill, measure in
troduced for furthering Republican par
tisan schemes. Failing in their nefarious
plans, they again put their hands in their
pockets and raised a campaign fund
which the Government, under the force
bill, would have supplied them with.
President Harrison is in. favor of any
method of carrying Federal elections
which that dangerous bill supplies. The
silence of the Republican leaders on the
subject does not, we are sure, deceive
you.
''Yo ou must, on the Sth day of Noyem
ber, make a choice which will vitality
affect the interests of the country. The
individual vote of each one of you is Of
supreme Importance. Under Grover
Cleveland as President, the control
ling motive will be the greatest
good TO the greatest number. and
public Office will be sacredly re-
garded as public trust Civil service
will not be dragged against viii through
the mlre OF nominating conventions, but
the laws regulating it will be honestly
enforced. Agriculture and commerce
growing steadily under wiser laws, will
greatly increase the national prosperity.
The individual workingman will lind his
wants taken more into account. and
reasonable demands more readily listened
10. No combination will be able to dictate
laws to Grover Cleveland or to the Demo-
cratic majority in Congress.
I'VE ask every one Of you to labor
without ceasing for Cleveland and Stew
enson, and 1or good Government under
Democratic administration. on election
day lay aside all duties except the dntiaS