Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-03

Alabama U. S. Marshal.
New York, November 2-Within the
twenty-four hours last passed birth has
been given 10 elements which may come To-
gether in this city on election day with
sharp crash.
One of the elements referred TO Is the an
nounced adherence by Attorney General
Miller TO the custom OF the past, under
Judge Bradley's decision, In accordance
with which federal supervisors OF cleo
ton have passed anywhere thew deemed
wise within the election enclosure.
The other ana opposing element lies In the
fact that Lieut. u overnor Sheehan, Chair
man of the New York State Democratic
Campaign Committee, has printed an ad-
dress 10 the Democrats in the Statein
which he cites Judge Brewers decision
and he calls on Democrats 70 see 10 IL that
the Federal supervisors do not enter the
booths
Judge Brewer, of the United States SUI
preme court has ruled that such officers
have no right 10 enter booths, or so behind
the enclosure where the ballot boxes are
Secretary De Freest, Of the Democratic
State Committee, speaking today or DIR.
Miller's circular 10 the kedreal sppervis-
ors and of Mr.. Sheehan's opposing order
TO the Democrats OF this State, said he Do
lieved that Federal supervisors had no
right in the booths, and they would not be
allowed 10 go there. He said the Demo-
Gratis would see TO IL that they stayed out
side the enclosure where the booths and
ballot boxes are And this construction
foreshadows the possible clash OF the two
elements referred 10 on Tuesday next.
In his address, Mr.. Sheehan says:
'Democrats, enforce this provision OF the
law 10 the letter, and stand upon your
rights as American citizens
II is believed here that, taking this as
authority, the Democratic election officials
of this city, particularly, will mako stub
born resistance 10 federal officials IL they
trench upon the lines Mr.. Sheehan has
marked out in opposition % the directions
contained in the Attorney Generals circu-
lar issued under
THE BRADLEY DECISION.
That this outcome is anticipated by the
| Federal officials OF this city, Is evidenced
| by the fact that United States Marshal
| Jacobus OF this city to-day sent q telegram
| TO acting Attorney General Aldrlch, call
| ing attention TO what he designated tne
''infiammatory proclamation OF the Lieut..
| Governor
In regard 70 tho presence Of federal
supervisors at polling nnSAes NJ
| responded that he had nos
| the proclamation except
policy of the government
as outlined in the instru
marshals, supervisors,
| day. He telegraphed Nj
| this afternoon 10
by the instructions c.
that circular. IL has been
tanned that the law officere Of
meat OF Justice at Washington
| 81 afo md OninfOf
ed In questions arising out OF alleg
tons of election statutes before vest
| circular was issued by Attorney u
| Miller. Exparte Siebold, ct al, is a,
| on as conclusive OF the paramountrign.
| federal authority over State auth
| ity, wherever in any conIict arise
| with respect TO the conduct OF national
and State officers at cleo ton Tor rePresen,
| I alive In Congress- TIE opinion delivered
bv the late Justice Bradley in this case has
become celebrated. and 1t Is probably
ouoted more often than any other opiniop
| In arguments before the United States
Supreme Court, 1t being applied 70 almost
ali cases where there Is an alleged conflict
between federal and State law. Mr.. Aid
rich. the Solicitor General, holds, II Is
learned. that the respective rights OF led
eral and State authorities Is clearly dehneo
| in this case.
THE LEADERS or BOTH PAhTIEs
TODAY have been informed from Washing
ton that Acting Attorney General Aldricn
sent the following telegram 10 United
States Marshal Walker, at Montgomery,
| Ala, this afternoon:
'See last paragraph OF circular mailed
Yesterday. Use your discretion, remem-
| bering and so instructing your deputies
that they are peace officers and not part-
sans aad that the law was enacted 70 So
cure a free and honest ballot and fair
count"
This was in response 10 letter from
Marshal Walker, received this morning,
In which be said "I will thank you 10
notify me by wire II shall exercise my
| own Judgment as TO the number OF special
deputy marshals 70 be appointed in Mont.
goinary and Mobile, coming under the noc1
| of cities of 20, 900 inhabitants or more. 4
ssk Won for the reason that II will be a DIFF
! fcuit matter 10 find sufficient number OF
men that could be relied upon, IN case
| there Ia a riot or disturbance on the day OF
| the election. and would be glad 20 know
the full extent Of nv authority In order
that NAV select sufficient number"
Thus. with the Federal officials pluckily
led by Supervisor John i. Dayenport, anc
with the Democratic State oniclals MADE
| of coubatiye timber, II Is cot unlikely tnat
the fur may fy in this CITY on TUESDAY,
Both parties in Brooklyn are completing
their arrangements for the closing rallies
OF the campaign. A grand mass meeting
Of the Democrats Will be held tomorrow
| Thursday night at the academy OF
Music, which viii be aadressea y ~ ~ anr e[ns
ernor Campbell, OF Ohio.
Minister Patrick Egan win address the
Republicans az the clermont Avenue hink
on SATURDAY night Republicans IN all tho
wards viii parade on Friday night
The strike sim On