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THE REPUBLICAN CIRCULAR.
Final Instructions 10 Supervisors oil
Elections.
TWELVE HUNDRED nARsUALs.
Three Years and Three Months nj
Hard Labor for toianil'
Ing voters.

NEW York, Nov. 4.-The following
is n synopsis OF an address TO the people
issued by the Democratic national COM
mlttee todayi
As the campaign will soon end, It IL
right and necessary that we should cay
few words 10 you. There IL no man
woman or child in the United State
who Ia not affected by tariG laws.
Since 1865 thousands Of mon, by means
of their individual or corporate wealth,
have been masters OF our tarln syrte1.
Their power IL sufficient to increase H.
time OF peace the tax.s ON the necusssr-
les OF lire originally imposed In time OF
war, only because OF the actual needs
OF the government This wealth which,
under former laws, was distributed
among nil clasaes engaged In Industrial
life IL conferred In tho hands oil few.
The masses OF the people gain their
bTehd by labor Of their brains AM
hands struggling on, YEARLY looking 10
your united action Tor relief The feel
ing is strongest In your breasts today
that every man and woman among you
are forced TO pay price for the very
be paid, and n great proportion Of which
does not go to the government but TO
email number OF favored people VIII
control the government. You know
this class controls ana uses the govern.
ment. IL IL n band OF moneyed men
combined for sordid purposes anu ac.
tuslly are ruling the Republican party.
The partisan machinery succeeded
In 1855 In defeating Grover Cleveland
by the intimidation Of workmen hnd
the corrupt use OF money before you
became aware OF the danger. You are
not now ignorant VI the peril. In no
country In the whole world In which
the people have the right to vote, hue
the purpose TO carry elections by the use
OF money more plainly been shown.
You will not remain passive spectators
Of this scene. The people OF New
York, remembering the high character
OF the public services OF Grover Cleve-
land, knowing his election certain
guarantee to n wiser, pur-r and better
government, will rally to his support.
Many Republicans In the siate OF New
York, who love their country anu de.
spise the men now controlling their
party, will come to his aid aud he will
win an overwhelming victory In his
well.beloved state. The farmers Of
Indiana will show that a thousand
beneiiciarles OF Federal legislation
cannot again by fraud, knayery and
purchase obtain the electoral vote OF
that state. The substantial yeOmanr,
OF New jersey win honor themselves
by honoring Cleveland on the day OF
the Presidential election. The farmers
and workiugmen Of Connecticut viii
REMEMBER their wrongs ut the polls In
November ami the people VI Delaware
anu West Virginia viii follow their
example. !
Bear in mind that you owe to tn
men who maintain the pre- ent corrupt.
Ing and iDiqultous tariff that the
Initiation anu continuing OF tue threa
that force bill measure would be
Introduced for Iurihefing Republican
partisan echemes. Failing In theli
neiariOus llans, they again put their
hands in their pockets and Talsei
campaign fuDJ, whion the government,
under the iofce bill, would We sup.
piled them with. President Harrison
IL m favor OF any method for carrying
ieleral elections which that dangerous
bH supplies. The silence OF Republican
Leaders on this subject does not, we are
sure, deceive yJu. You must ON the
eighth day OF November make the
onoiee which viii vitality affect the
interests OF the county. The indivii.
ual vote OF each one Of you IL OF su.
preme Importance. Unuer Grover
cleveland ns President the controlling
motive ulll be the greatest number anu
public oiiice will he sacredly regarde
as public trust. rhs civil service
VIII not be dragged against the will
Through tho mire OF nominating con.
n1n'i2hs' but Tho laws regulating 1t
VIII le honestly enforced, Agh
culture and commerce growing stead.
ny under wiser laws win increase The
National Prosperity. Tue Individual
W9rkingman will lind his wants mure
,ahen into account aud reasonable do.
manu- more readily listened 10. No
tonblnatiOn will be able TO dictate
laws TO Grover Cleveland or the Demo.
s'a'le naIority In Congress. We ask