Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-31
.pIAl IN CHARLESTON, W. va.
TsrsI,n Made Goods, "A Police Power
in The Market" says Cochran.
, ROYAL WELCOME TO REID
REGULATIONS Against Tammnu, AR
resting Observation-Disclosures
spenks.-ncxisiration.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.--Five thousand
enthusiastic Republicans gathered NJ
the Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn,
tonight to listen to Ex-senator tvar's
and other speakers. Mr.. Eyarts spoke
n. some length on the issues OF the
campaign, and said Of the Democratic
convention OF Chicago:
"The convention resolved Itself, rs
far ns can understand, into n consti-
tutiopal convention, and proceeded TO
make over again the Constitution OF
tbe United States. They went TO work
with the currency banking system, and
pronounced all wrong the system by
which our money Ia safe and sOunu
aud 80 universally 30 that one handles
bills without knowing or caring 10
buow what bank any OF these bilis ~
from. This constitutional convention
Ia Chicago decided II unconstitutionhl
10 have good money for the whole
country, but constitutional to have bad
money IN every state In IT,"
At the conclusion OF EveretpA
speech resolution was adopted, by a
rising vote, expressing to President
Harrison the profound sympathy Of
tho Republicans OF Brooklyn In his
recent bereavement
John s. Wise OF Virginia was then
introduced. He paid a glowing tribute
20 President HnTrison's admlnistra'i lou.
Under II there was more employment
Tor workingmen and wages had been
increased. The country was pros-
porous and business failures de-
creased. The peoples vote on
election day woulu show that they did
not want any Democratic wildcat
money.
SIN 1884 Clovelnnd's attitude was
altogether different from that OF today.
He has now taken Tammany hall into
his bosom. You don't hear working
men crying out against the burden OF
this protective tariff, but n you want
to find where the shoe pinches, read the
English papers. We, at this moment,
are on the verge OF prosperity we
never dreamed OF, and yet the Demo.
cratic party wants us TO give up n
certainty and try an oit.discredited
experiment."
As to the force bill Wise said the
men who are crying out most loudly
against the measure are the ones who,
for the past twenty years, have been
btuiilng ballot boxes anu cOrrupting
elections In the South.
ADLAI IN THE SOUTH.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. co.
Adlai IL. Stevenson was greeted here
today by n tremendous crowd, thous.
ands OF people from the surrounding
country attending the meeting. In the
afternoon there was procession Of
5000 people including nearly 25O0
mounted men. Near the state house
stage had been erected, from which
Stevenson viewed the parade and spoke
later TO the crowd. He spoke nearly
two hour, dealing principally with
the tariff and force bill.
COCHRAN ON TARIFF.
New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 90. -
Burke Cochran addressed n Democratic
rally here tonight. In tho course OF
his speech, referring to the tariff, he
said foreign made goods were q police
power In the home market regulating
it-when they are excluded by an ex-
ceseive tarin such men, as Carnegie
secure control and make immense
profits on small products.
wHiTELAw REID IN NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITv, N. j., Oct. 20.-Hon.
Whitelaw Reid received royal wei.
come from 5000 New Jersey Republic
cana tonight, having come here on the
invitation OF the Union League club,
which gave a dinner In his honor.
Alter the banquet he reviewed n pro-
cession and then proceeded to the
hink. where he addressed crowd.
lie said The stories about the apathy in
Indiana are mistaken. He had Just
been through that state and II never
had been more aroused In twenty-five
years.
RENoUSCIso TANNiANY.
New YORK, Oct. Ca big Re.
publican meeting was held In Cooper
Union tonight ut which great on.
thuslasm was displayed. Exon.
gresham Butterworth OF Ohio was the
principal speaker. Resolutions were
adopted dsnounciDg rammany's man.
agemont OF city affairs, and calling on
the citizens not to forget In the heat Of
apresidential campaign the import.
auce OF recognizing municipal mis-
rule.
REpEATERs DISCOVERED.
New York, Oct. 90 Detectives
verifying the registry lists discovered
number Of repeaters today. John
Donohue, n lodging house Inmate, was
arrested, as were also John Carney anu
John Griffin, who, he said, Induced
him to register.
hACvEAdH APPLAuDED.
BOSTON, Oct. GA large audience
greeted Wayne MacYeagh nj a Demo.
Tic rally tonight. He was enthusiastic
oaliy applauded during the speech, In
The course OF which he said the Repub.
hcan party today was defending a con
giomsration OF outrsges upon the
American people, no single one OF
which any intelligent man would un-
uerlako 10 defend.
HEAVY REdIsTRATIoN.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Oct. 29'-Todny
was the last day OF registration. The
iourda total Ia ISL ,6BS, compared with
l6S, 1874 In 1883.