Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-11
MINISTER PAUNCZfOTF.
Ma1ley Says The WOTkinemen aPc
against The Republicans.
now 30 nrSrrsr INDUSTRIES.
Hnsh Lays I, u she raria NrRinicy
tnunDi Accent Tor "a
Lngi ish Comments.

Defew expressed his views ON the
result Of the election In speech 1T the
Union League tonight. In the iurso
Of his rem rGs he suid that ho talked
today with pearl button manufacturer
who paid ak dollars a week to his
hands before the passage OF the Nc.
kinley bill, but Is paying from twenty TO
twenly.six dollars week now; yet, he
said they oil voted the Democratic
ticket, because they were led 10 believe
that they were not getting ihcr share
| Of the profits. Thus the Democrats
got the lablrlng vote. This verdict
demands the repeal Of the Mckinley
bill, and cutting OF VI the .arln where
II protuctH either tne mill owner or the
mill hand. Said Depew:
"When | asked Democrntc con-
gresham today II the Democrats
would repeal the tariff law aud the
ten per cent tax on state banks, he re-
| piled: Brother Depew, the platform
Is made 10 get IN on, not 10 stand
| On.n'
81 hope, "snid Mr.. Dcpew, "that tho
Democracy will have control OF the
| Senate. Then they cannot sny We
have prevented their fulfilling their
Chicago promises, and we can say 10
them, You are phenomenal frauds, anu
got control by lyiug.' We will make
them confess that they did not dare
fulfill their promises"
rAUNcgForE Is sILESr.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, British min.
lister to the United states, arrived today
by the Majestic. After expressing his
pleasure at resssuming official duties
Pauncefote said the relations between
the two countries were in every way
satisfactory.
"Oi course the English people take
an interest In American politics 80 Tar
| RsinternatiOnal commerce Ii concerned,
but II Is not my place TO discuss any
phase OF American politics"
Regarding the monetary conference
at Brussels he said there was such IA
diversity OF opinion on the euhject, that
new light was awaited with the great.
est interest, and he felt that the con.
ference would give more information
than ever before expressed. He had
no opinion ms to the character Of the
decision which the conference may
make.
JOSEPH u. MANLEY.
Republican Committeeman Joseph
u. MRnlcy in AN interview today snil
the returns showed that the working
men IN the manufacturing half OF the
country had gone against the Republi.
can party, while In agricultural In.
teresis us represented by the farmer
vote stood by 1t.
]. s. CIARILsON,
| Of Iowa said all the best calculations in
respect TO every state except his own
had been set AZ naught by the Repub.
leans. He was especially sorry 70.
the defeat OF Senator SpOoner AZ Re.
publican candidate for governor Of
Wisconsin.
CRIsp's FORECASTS.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. lO.-Speaker
Crisp today In an Interview said: at
we have the Senate, and 1t looks rs
though We might have 1t, tho Demo.
cratic party Will enact such tariff law
~ will raise an ample fund for the
economical administration Of the gov.
eminent, AMI at the same time open 10
the people the necessaries OF life.
II we cannot increase the price to
cotton producers OF what he makes, We
can increase the purchasing power Of
what he gets for his crop, and thus
greatly benefit him. This Ii tue OF
every other industry In the country,
and our victory means local self-gov.
eminent and home rule and prosperity
OF the great masses OF the American
people"
THE TARIFF DID m.
CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-Secrelary Rusk
was In the city today on his way back
TO Washington. lie said: We were
cleaned out; that's all there In about II.
In my opinion the tariff was the whole
and sole cause. There has been
howl everywhere about IL, and the
Homestead affair made the lnborlng
classes disconnected. Undoubtedly
there has been n change In the public
as TO sediment"
M'KINLEy HAS NOT GIVEN VI ONO.
PITTsBuRG, Nov. l0.-Governor Nc.
liinley Ia In the city tonight, and In an
interview said he could not account for
the result OF the election. He Is not
prepared to give up Ohio yet, having
received telegram from Columbus
saying that the stRte was safe for the
Republicans by 5000 plurality.
popULsIs NOT SATISFIED.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. l0.-Chairman
Taubeneck OF the National Campaign
committee OF the Peoples party, was
asked regarding the election. He said
the result was produced above all hy
spirit OF unrest, discomfort, and dis.
satisit elton among tho people OF the
nation. The old party ties were loos.
ened n not broken. 1t has taken the
American people long years TO discover
that the tariff II tax, and that the
foreign manufacturer does not pay IL,
and II will now take them yenrs 60
learn that tariff for revenue will not
remove tho burdens OF which they
complained. The people jumped from