New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
DEMOCRATS POUR OUT MONEY.
PLANNING TO BUY VOTES AT WHOLESALE

JrEsEY AND CONNECTICUT

GREAT CORRUPTION FUND FOR INDIANA. NEW
JFEsEY AND CONNECTICUT
The Democratic National Committee finished
giving out the rrurtion fund that will b. spent
ny IN" Democrats in various State, on Election
Day. y much larger amount of money has gone
out from the Democratic National { C3mmittec hca l.
quarters thls year than ever before in Prcsl-
dental contest The abandonment Of the cim-
pagn in various Western States on the advice of
the Democratic managers in those State, has
shown the managers o. Mr. Cleveland, clnpIign
that there is only one thing that VIII save him
if anything can, and that is more gcncrol Use
of money than ever has bccn known before in
buying votes.
The Democratic National Committee has Lad the
distribution of TO less than $4,000, 900, outside
of the money that has been raised by the
Democratic State Committee for this State alone.
\ few days ago 100000 of this sum was di-
vidcd between Indiana and Connecticut. aud yes
tcrday 81 800, 900 was divided between these two
states and Ncw-Jer~cy. The great gains that
the Republicans have brcn making in these
States made il absolutely necessary for the
Democrats to send into them these enormous
sums Of money TO prevent the carrying Of them,
if they could by the Republicans
w-Je:scy is the State that is giving the
Democratic Nduondl OmnlltF' h'.' VI "a"
trouble now Chairman HaIrity's agents. who have
been going through that State, have reported TO
him that it will he impossible 20 save it unless
they have grcrnbacks enough 70 plaster the State
thoroughly with thcm Mr.. llarrity was certain
that something was wrong when his agents Ic-
portcd "A week ago that the Democrats who are in
control Of this State were willing to make trades
with those Republicans WHO could be Induced 10
make bargains by giving votes for the Republican
National ticket in exchange for the Democratic
candidate for Governor. Since then hr haI nr"n
Going through the state tryin in various ways TO
inilnenceT the independent Republicans and the
independent Democrats 10 make their trades m"
other way, II they will trade lie has lcarn'H that
the desire - Il iIc comes only from the DcinocTalS
who wish 10 remain In control OF the Nt'i" patron
age on account OF the great inroads that tlr 10
nuhican candidates for President AMI Wee -frsl-
dcnt AID for Governor are m'hInS III 'ne I'hlo-
cratic vote IN that STATE
IL was said Yesterday on the best OF authority
that the Ecmocrdts would not nave lr-S UFn
$500 900 in Ncw-Jrrscy when the polls open next
Tuesday morning.. Indiana VIII nave If'rf t'l'r
ucnt rnln Ncw-lcrsy@ on account of IN" d' slfr o.
tl,c Democratic National Committee (" dci"'l p"n-
oral Harrison in bls own state Chairman ilarniy
h.,. been reported a. saying that NE would Inthrr
do this than 10 carry NcW-l ork Niatr Tor 'lcNr-
land This IL owing - the result oi ne caHpile
~ four years ago, when General HARRISON 'dITfd
this State against Nr. Cleveland
IL was Sah hy member Of the Democrat i'
National Committee yesterday tldt IN an '''
Democrats will have spent : .2rounu ~ IN ma -
j., tI,is r,,tnt,i,n Tnis includes The SjnO.ono
that wae -cnf nut tlcr" iu ~" lots ot S+''''''
each some time ago. and S,opOno mar l- nov
on the way there in the hands oi an "\W''~ CONF
pany The money has not been @'ni to pi nm -
mont member Of the Dcmocrtuc party ~ u.
state Tho Dm'crais ar" % 'F Tor 'nd'' ta m.a
II has gore TO w"l-known hn,u,-7 hl'i "M',n M
,,iIi tnrn II over 10 the Democratic leaders ON
Thursday mornin-. Then ~ Viii 10" '''nt / '"'
leaders in the yUioH, districts, WI" nv
instructed g. pay q, lnIu as rl.', rl", 80 .i,r.
mofhinc and 10 Irfn-" no sum To g"t N"'' '"'f
,rnr-rrtrrv -laTW,'f-W" ..,o.,,
"onnecticnf ha, been eat down 10 Ss"u""p
With that amount of money ~" Democrats '"lnH
H., ,,or rau iil.f -ayc tho STATE for l"N"lthl'
I'm, tfr.v expect 10 paw about IN" h.,'"' F
that they ever paid for votes "'''' ,-,,, an
members of the committees. who come iIuI. az
T,.,orn State raised objections 10 'F hW'"h' :"
noncy that was going ~ ''nn"rti'nt w." %
The trouble II will cause in campaigns ''' VI"
Vou ,yon' hc able to get vote for = mem
her of the Assembly. after thl- under Hl"'' +,
yon srui this sum NJ none, there row 2h,' an
throuqh Ncw ENGLAND The Democrats "Hl h'i'-
f.ar cxnec, tn be- pnl Iolally f"r their Not"s
- ,o, ,iYe .o much for them m t"rn"f tlcn' MW,
va. hl- argument. II" told them +" s'h' 'n''
,nnncy into other States. and lrt 'onn'rI'n' 80,
The Democratic state ,omnnft'" h'' PEI 'I' "''n
all of the money that II wants 7" u-' J" wv"
campaign Every source o. I,plN ,,.rl
dr,ired IN the utmost and tho Democratic WIN,
n, 49, tbe country have leon told 10 li" low. ai'
uac thc money tlat comes 10 them at tl" p'l,'
outside Of Ncw-Nork and kine- c"nh''>' ,n'
Dnn,ncratic leaders of which have acr'eI T" sup
nIy their own funds and manoe" their ow.93
rampaign. the Democratic Stat" committee VIII
have in cold cash or IucSda' mornln. between
5000 600 and SaOO.C0o. Tamnnny iAI h'S
raised already cI .ioo,oo0 in This city tor Ne
here. and Boss" NcIAuehlin's crowd N Br'oK-
Iyn have 20, together not less than S'oo"o'
Tvery dollar of this moncv * to lc used ln
huying votes, in spite Of I'm" fact that 'iroHca
Cleveland stood M last night before ~ hnu''hrr
by the Republicans When the Democrats w4ot
~ covcr I'D their own mslccds ard do tins
sort Of dirty wor@. thcv a"nNs nave some "l'
Of a speech that Mr.. Cleveland made last ni9ht.