Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
rorgrs WILL BE PROTECTED.
,,s,,rs Say They are Confident Of
A Pronounced Victory
arr Aso FEDERAL OFFICERS
..,., Endorse d by Independent
HepubIlenn-.-No s''r y"
Vermont.

WAtiilNoANNt - ~ .
~ General Alirich says the policy
',,he department hos already been
,,.,,lv defined, and eau not possibly
ni.understood by Intelligent ci,i'
-, 10 was asked II he anticipated
.,v,ouble between Federal and slate
tulhofilies.
eYo, none whatever, relying as | DO
oothe patriotism aud good sense OF the
t.ople," he answered.
aHaye you considered the possible
ma ol troops In protecting your OH
chi" -,,. a..
eNo possibility Of q necessity Tor us
,,g itoops has been for moment con-
,.snlatsd, ! do not cOnattue cover
sTFowef's proclamation In nny way
a conflict with the views OF this de-
'snment ia It's position. desire 10
suthasiEe the fact thai United states
n,fshals and deputies afo not paru-
ans, and are not u make ANY discflm'
nation between parties In the perform
anee OF their duties.
NOTICE To NEW YORK VOTERS.
Nrw YopR, Nov. 6.-rhe following
aNo,iee to registered voters" has been
trnt out 49,.
A special committee OF tho House Of
representatives OF the United States
APPOINTED TO inquire into the super
vision and administration Of election
hSs BY officers OF tho United Slntes
within the counties OF the state Of New
York, hereby request any registered
voters who may have received threat
snlng letters purporting TO be sent by
The chief supervisor OF election OF the
souihern District Of Now York, or
vbomay be arrested on election day
charged with offonses against the eiec-
uln law, and who arc not subsequent
u indicted or tried for such oiienses,
and any registered voters who may DO
in,eriefoi with ut the polls Ia the ex-
ticlsv Of ANY OF their legal rights by
persons claiming TO net as United
b,aits marahals, or under the authority
oiihe chief supervisor Of elections, 10
send ne speedily as possible their
names, address, with statement
Of the facts OF each case 70
The chairman OF the COM
mliiee al No. % Nassau street, New
YORK. In cases OF arrest on election
day, followed by the discharge Of tho
penon arrested, II Ia particularly de.
sired that the namo OF the deputy max
Ing the arrest be demanded, anu u the
name be REFUSED, "a description OF tho
person acting or claiming to act "a such
deputy marshnl be furnished the com.
miIlee OF the House. The sub. commit
Tee Of the House win DO In session on
election day in the postoflice building
lofeceiye any evidence which may be-
offered. by order OF tho committee.
AsiIBEL Ii. FITCn, Chairman.
A REPUBLICAN PREDICTION.
The Republican National committee
has sent the following telegram to all
ehaifmen Of Republican state commit
tees:
Win a Republican vote all along
me line Tuesday you may be assured
more pronounced victory than
shce the soldier statesman, General
ufan', led the ticket In 1858. Driven
70 desperation by the hopelessness OF
.uelf cause, the Democratic lieutenant.
governor OF this state has Issued proc
nma,lon In melting evil disposed per-
Nus nv. 70 employ revolutionary methods.
me INV abiding people OF this state
wiz resent such unpatrlotic appeals.
THOMAS III. CATER, Chairman.
LEWIS u. McCoMAs, Secy.
TROUBLE SEEMS UNAVOIDABLE.
n KANSAS CITY, No., Nov. O.
.ieuNie between che state and the
muelai oillcers on election day seems
unavoidable. United States Marshal
,iiAcy VIII have 200 deputies on hand
70 enforce the federal laws even To
pNsas behind the rail. The state will
,o,,' e IN equal number OF officers ut the
p pgns 70 Prevent any one, United States
Ill., ueis included, from passing behind
90 Iail' II both sets OF officers obey
o'ee'S trouble IL bound TO ensue.
AhruILlcANs ENDORSE A GOVERNOR.
u BOSTON, Nov. 0.-Tho Independent
td1pu3llean state COMMITTEES has en-.
svIsel Russell, Democrat. for GOV.
'ta Inc committee has nlso en-.
ticket. "" P'e'iuoh'iai
VERMONT NOT EXCITED.
A " FlIE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Nov.
s,na presidential election causes no
lsp,1h STIR In tho state. The state
.,S S.uon 10 the only one which it N con.
~ n.y. mas any bearing on the relult
a, i us national election. The majority
harrison in 1855 was but ola less
and gwen Dillingham; for governor,
"a, n Nas unusually large. The majority
Ie,s 'oTernor Fuller was uonsiderably
pec,a ais yenr than the republicans ex.
n, tS IL Is likely that The majority
N. nnttlsOn VIII BIO na large a. ihnl