Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
TWO INTERPRETATIONS OF IT.
Wallmaksr Goes 10 Indianapolis 10
to Sllf up Enthusiasm.
Sen orAY oS rHE sIruArlos
People Gather nj C,fca 10 Itcsr Go,-
'rnur mckinley Tail, FHriT
and Currency.

NEW YOWi, Nov. l.-posier. were
sent out tonight by the Democratic
state committee all over the state by
tens Of thousands. IL isa sheet almost
Two by three feet and printed IN glar.
ing writing IL the hoa ling, "Dcmo.
crhts Enforce the Law" Attention
Il called to the law regarding United
States marshals at polling booths and
TO federal supervision OF elections.
The poster ends with the following:
democrats, enforce the provisions OF
the law 70 the letter, nui stand on
your rights a. American citizens. DO
not permit Republicans 20 use rooms
or buildings within $50 feet ~ polling
q aCes for tue purpose Of bublug voters.
You have the power to prevent II and
ii 81 your duty TO arrest all such male.
factofs."
"rhis circular means, "said Dsmo.
cTnt, "that there will be no monkey
business. | hm afraid there may DO
some uhootlng on election day II the
Republicans attompt any foolishnesi."
9Th means" said a Republican
who - actively connected with the
prosecutions brought Ia the United
States court yesterday, "that the Dem.
octAH have made up thoif mind 10
carry the state by money, fraud and
force. Talk OF the force bIll2 IL the
plans which have come 10 our ears are
carried out there should be a force bill
In this state now"
wASAMAKER FEELS HOPEFUL.
PirIsCuRG, Nov. I.-Postmaster.
General Wauamaker was in the city
today en- route 10 indianapolis, going,
% he said, 10 "stir up lille enthusi.
nsm." lie will spend "a week making a
tour Of the principal cities Of thu state.
Speaking Of tbs prospects, he said: 81
say Il III all candOr that 1 think the
prospects for Republican victory next
Tuesday are very brigl !. II " my
firm conviction that President Harm.
son will be elected. | also believe New
York will give him larger majority
than II did In lsss. think Indiana
IL all right. Connecticut, hitherto re.
garied rs doubtful ftste, think will
give fair Republican majority"
QUAY's VIEWS.
New YoRK, Nov. l.-Senator Quay
had n conference this morning with
Republican leaders, and when he was
asked afterwards TO give his Wow OF
the situation, no said:
~ have gone carefully through the
details u the labor OF the gentlemen
managing the Republican campaign
up to the present time, and have can.
yasseI with them the propositions for
the future. Their administration Is
faultless and the correspondence salts.
fled me that the sentiment OF the
country Is favorable TO a continuance
OF Republican rule. Harrison will he
reelected. My belief Is that he will
carry New York, Indiana and Connec.
ticut. Existing conditions nte such
that the electoral vote OF New York
will elect him without Indiana and
Connecticut, aud Indiana ami Con.
necticut will elect him without New
York.
40 HEAR MCKINLEY.
UTICA, n. ", Nov. l.-People came
from all parts Of Central New York
today 10 hear Governor Mckinley.
Every foot Of room In tue opera house
was taken long before he arrived. He
spoke for two and half hours, devot.
ing his time mainly TO the tariff and