New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06
DEMOCRATS TRY IN1MIDATION
xAswowsKI. \ NEw-YORK POLE. COMES UNDER
THEIR pIspIEAsURE-GESBRAL WILSON
MORE CONFIDENT THAN EVER or
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WILMINGTON Del. Nov 8 (speeia-The Democrats
q, to STATE OF Delaware are SCARED In recent inter
,ovs With leaders Of both parties the democratic esu
mate 81 their majority the state varied from looo
N 900 bur the!r evident anxiety shown 10y lht u"
tempt TO ntmlda;c voters IS Inconsistent WIN INCL
claims They have gwen OFT that heY nave ols'
covered hlncred, OF Illegal rce9ia'ons and they ar"
ri,, the Office OF Deputy Attorney Genera! Branch
II Cras on attachment 10 the machine In securing
the arrest OF Eepubhcan:
An arrest Which will probably be boomerang "ss
that Of Apoi,nary Kaswowsh. Of NewiorS. hs' NIGHT
IN the charge Of attempted bribery hsSwow"M u an
educated Pole editor Of tie Posieu,' weekly foNsh
nnper published In NewYork City. snd lie came mere
with Michael di einlone to talk With tbs men OF nus
aco In .hs civ Dl simone Is an Italian and he VIII
nrrach Republican doctrine to tie Italians IN This CIV
In doing this legitimate work both men cane uhorr
the dspleasnre Of the Democratic Eachne, ana some"
,ling had to De done TO fr.Ghien Them lie roe was
held In 81 coo bail FOR tiial, but was Vi one" biL'i
ont The machine had intended TO arrest Captain al
simorr but the story OF the two men" Nl@t 20 t''
CIV and their r,oper erIand seems to lave caused a
hal, a. the Italian tas hot yet been ssresied has
u.ovslds arrest viii Likely DO good tan II i,'"
Iemocrsis had allowed him 10 do his work unmocs'co
He said that lJTce met him n tho stTe@t y'S'tF
day and threatened % kill him IL lie cid not 90 AWAY
Notwithstanding the vigilance OF the Democrats 10
en-. that the EepiLlicans do nothing offensive 10 The
in this CITY, only one arrest WAS made today 1t was
that OF A colored man whose als!t to vote has not
boon Disputed but who got registered In the wTpNE
district under address where he does not no" hFe'
although he recently made It his home. Deputy ~
torney General Giles held sort OF star chamber III
ves,icaon Ia which he examined coortd man named
Johnson as TO several who dad gwen ihcT al
dress as at his dwelling place. ii l. SAID tlat inc
men are legally qualified.
The question OF whether or not there wolu De
deputy nlarshas sherlrs and consiabes al tie com
Ing election hus been partly settled by NarH j.
B,lrris and Willard salisbury, the county charmen
respectively Of the Republican and Democratic county
committees. II IS to the effect tho, Sheriff William
Of peace at The pols lie IS to appOn, an equal
number OF deputy sheriff, from each Of the Two
parties There Will BE- deputy marshal, and con
stables near tho polling place, but the Democrats
promise to keep the cOnstsbcs IN check that they
will not officially take part unless ordered by the In
spcctors or unless IL snail become ary 10 sup
press a riot except 10 con'er1alance any parii san
efforts If the United stato' msrslal,''
Th, agreement Will take The place Of the offered
by the Republicans, which Wa, that there be no
pecials at The polls. Il Il impossible 10 tell what
Will be the outcome Of thl' army Of officers at tho
polling places I'm this city. 1t Is due to the Demo
Gratis and whatever trouble results VIII be on them.
General James H. Wilson, chairman Of tho RepuA!-
can Stale Central Committee. said to-day that the
situation was even more hopeful than II when
he predicted that the Republicans you'd carry the
~, ~ ~, 900 n,otnritv rrcdoricl + roci ,tair
man Of the Republican lst District Committee SAYS
that although The Republicans will carry New Castle
II the next Legislature Is Democratic II will Try 10
steal tho victory. This Illustrates ths necessity ~
the Republicans carrying one Of the two lower counties
in order TO enjoy the fruits Of their Victory in this
end OF the state.