The record-union., 1892-11-05

A4-4 4-ViuA DdlIOlS- hlLlG IS WllD us. ana
we are certain Of Victory. Make it an
overwhelming trigmph.'
TRoJB..ii FEARED.
New YORK, Nov. THE members of
the Democratic National Committee lear
trouble at the polls il The Aiarshals carry
out the United States law this year aS
they nave in the past. The National Com
mlttee approves the action of the State
Committee in advising the citizens TO ar
rest the Marshals who attempt to enforce
those parts Of the Federal Statutes which
conflict with the State laws. 1t is stated
Chairman Harrity OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee will issue a manifesto
Oh the subject.
At the Republican National and State
headquarters il was said to-day the Mar
shals would certainly go within The rails
aI the polls, and that no authority, State
or city, had any right to prevent them.
At the Democratic headquarters it was
said Lleutenant-Governor Shuehan's m
strucuons would certainly be carried out.
and The Marshals arrested, if they went
within the rails
sheriff German has begun swearing in
special deputies III case OF an emergency.
Chairman Garter OF the Republican
National Committee said this evening
that he had nothing further to say than
That the controversy was between Sbee-
han and the United States Government.
and he apprehended that the Government
would be abundaEtly able TO take care of
itself.
Edward Mitchell, attorney for the
Southern District for New York, has
written letter to tho United States Mar
sinai and Inspector of Elections in regard
to Sheehan's instructions, citing the Re-
vlsed Statutes, and telling the Marshal to
instruct each Supervisor and Deputy that
wherever there IS any conflict between
the law of the United States and the State
the law of the United States is para
mount. The Marshal is also TO inform
Supervisors and Deputies that the United
States intends to carry out the provis-
ions Of Section 20l9 Of the Revised Stat
utes, and see that every Supervisor and
Deputy, II requested 10 support him.
shall be allowed TO take any position be-
hlnd the guard-rail that he sees lit, and
any person interfering with them in anv
way While they are in the performance of
their duty can at once be arrested with
out process under Section 5522 of the Re-
vised Statutes.
Charles NJ. Dennison, Chief Super
visor OF Elections OF the Northern Dis
trict Of New 1ork, has issued final in
structions to the Supervisors Of Election
appointed TO serve at the election on No
vember Sth, Of which the following is a
part: The extraordinary pronuncimento
issued by William 4. Sheehan. Chair
man of the Democratic State Campaign
Committee, directing the Democrats 10
prevent Supervisors of Election and
United States Marshals from performing
any OF their duties inside the guard rail on
election DAY, Is revolutionary. Frequent
convictions have been had in the Federal
Court of persons who committed Offenses
OF the same nature as now advised by
Sheehan. In view of these convictions.
1t seems hardly possible that any person
Will attempt to follow Sheehans orders
but, fearing such attempts, l again in
struct the Supervisors of Election that
they are to 90 inside the guard rail on cleo
uon day and remain there before or be-
hind the ballot-boxes, as they deem best
until the voting is done, the votes can
Vassed, the returns made and the Board
OF Election Inspectors adjourns."
CONFLICT EXPECTED ON ELECTION DAY,
MONTGOMERY (Ala.), Nov. 4.-The ap-
pointment of United States Marshal
Walker and the subsequent telegram of
General Shelly, Chairman of the Demo-
cratic Campaign Committee, to the Chair
man OF the Dallas County Committee. to
arrest the deputies should they come
within thirty feet of the polls, cause ap-
prehenSions of conflict between Stale
and Federal authorities on election day.
General Shelly is determined to make the
State law paramount in the manaoement
v
equally firm and determined that the
United States statutes shall control, and
he has so instructed his deputies.
NORTH CAROLINA AT FEVER HEAT.
RALEIGH IN. O., Nov. Am order
for the arrest of A. w. Shelter. Chief
Supervisor of Elections for this district.
has been issued, it having been secured
by B. q. Reid, Register of Elections. who
was arrested by Shelter. This was done
i'm xr-i+1, .
State Attorney-General that the arrest
was Illegal The matter will probably
lead to conflict in the courts as to
Federal and State jurisdiction. The
case will go before the State Court. The
feeling against Shelter runs high. The
State will assert its rights in what prom
ises to be notable case.
FIGURES OF BOTH PARTIES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Herald saws:
A member Of the Democratic National
Committee mas prepared this statement of
the electoral votes the Cleveland managers
expect to obtain: Solid South, 159: New
\ ork, IS; Indiana, Is; New jersey. 10.
Connecticut, =; Michigan 3; Wisconsin.
II. Total, pa.
From a semi-official source this table
of Republican expectations has been ob-
tanned Alabama, II; Colorado, 4; Hi
nois, 81: Iowa, IL; Michigan, S; Nebraska,
s; New York, So; Ohio, %; Pennsylvania,
-; South Dakota, 3; Washington, 4; Wis
consin, y; California, 9; Idaho, 5; Indi
ana, 10; Massachusetts, Is; Minnesota. 9:
New Hampshire. 4; North Dakota. 8:
Oregon, 4: Rhode Island, 4; Vermont. 4:
West Virginia, 8. Total 254.
FRAUD CLAIMED AT Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 4-The ErBress
says this evening that gigantic scheme
has been unearthed, which has deprived
hundreds OF voters of the franchise. The
matter leaked out during the recent bond
election in this city. The scheme is as
follows: Before registration closed a num-
Der OF Democrats representing themselves
as registration clerks, went from house to
house ana store to store, getting names.
The Republlcans gave their names and
data to the supposed clerks. The supno-
Sltlon IS that the clerks DESTROYED ttlem
and when the official clerks came around
the voters, supposing themselves duly
registered, refused to give the data again.
and " hen they attempted TO vote Wednes-
day they found their names were not on
the register. The Union Learue hold a
meeting last night and will probe the
matter to the bottom and will place it be-
fore the Grand Jury. There is much in
dignation over the fraud perpetrated. II
is estimated. that hundreds Of voters are
disfrancbised. The Union League will
have men at all the polls to prevent ru-
mored Democratic frauds.
Father of His Country.
The title was invented for Cicn-o who