Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-04

and Tequcat the s1cf IT 20 uppuiat u
number OF deputies W see tuat the
right Of franchise may b. in'ufci 10
all citizens ON election day anI law
and order mnintiinej. a fesolu ton
was passed Offering n reward Ut son
for any one securlng thu arrest and
conviction Of bribe.g!vef..
STEVENSON IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The ifoqu3i.
club, Democratic organization. held
great demonstration At tiu Auditor.
um tonight. The speakers OF tile even.
ing Were escorted by u tOfchlight piu.
cessiOn TO the clubhouse on Mo iroo
street, where the cub gathered IN
force, and with rauks strengthened by
delel atlons from other Democratic OF.
gau,z atoms the line OF march wac
taken up for the Auditorium. Tho,
stage n the Auditorium was ta.tefully
decorated and crowded with repre-
sentative Democrat, VI the city and
state at large, while the hall ia front Oi
Il wa packed from floor to roof. Can.
gresi man w. NJ. springer was intro.
ducod us chairman OF the evening an
spoke briefly on tho issueB Of thv cam.
Iaign. Mr.. Springer, after the con.
cluslon Of his remarks, introduced
Hon. Adlai II. Stevenson, tuc vice
presidential candidate. In the courtc
OF his NJ oech he said:
"During Cleveland's term 81 office
no additional burdens were laiI upon
the people for the benefit OF the mo.
nopolIsis and railroad barons. lie left
behind him "a hundred millions In the
treasury, and the question was, what
to do with thc surplus revenue. Now,
after three and half years OF Eepubll.
can rule, the question IL, WhereGhall
money come from TO run the govern
menl? This IL due 10 the Mckinley
bill and Republican rule. The Demo.
cratic party realizes that sufficient
money must be collected from import
duties 10 pay the expenses OF the gov.
ernment, but, when more than that
IL collected, II " no less robbery be-.
cause IL il done under tho name Of
legislation"
The speaker continued with remarks
on the tariff aud other Issues, and was
followed by the Gubernatorial candi.
date, Altgcld, and others.
WILL NOT DE wITHDRAwS.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 3.-rhe Demo.
cratic state central committee issued an
address this afternoon saying that tho
Democratic electoral ticket would not
be- withdrawn. The ticket Is now
composed OF three Democrats and one
Populist.
SHARP ARGUMENTS.
BiRMINdHAAf, Ala, Nov. 3.-At
Lafayette today, X. +. Kolbe and Il,
q. Bowman, Third party leaders spoke
to 800 people. During the speech
Bowman IL said 10 have used very
bitter language TO n large number OF
Democrats. The remarks 30 ineensed
them that they closed IN on Bowman
with knives and pistols and would have
killed him had no not retracted. on.
GERS arrived and dispersed the crowd.
Bowman aud party Immediately left
town.
REGISTRATION LAWS IN GEORGIA.
MACON, Ga, Nov. 3.-Actlng for
Judge Don Pardee, Judge Specr OF the
United States District court today rem
dered decision declaring all rcgistra.
ton laws In Georgia imperative. He
asserts that law In order to be oonsti.
tutional must 10 uniform. As the
present laws are all local, they arc
therefore unconstitutional. The effect
Of the decision Ia TO make every man
In the state eligible upon taking the
oath that he pays taxes.
ATTEMPTING TO BRIDE 4 VOTER.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 8.-Locsl
politicians were greatly excited today
when II was learned that the attorneys
for John Surry OF Morriston had filed
complaints against Henry Gordon,
Robert Hurdlins, J. Philip, Justice
Thomas Anderson, Frank Smith,
Thornton Graham and Marshal Rus.
sci for $500 damages and 500 attorneys
fees on each case under the McCabe
bribery law, which gives the voter the
right TO bring action against any per-
son who attempts TO hire him 10 vote or
refrain from voting. II Ia charged that
the defendants made up n purse,
bought Surry q ticket TO indianapolis,
and gave him $40 to buy n gun, with
the understanding that he was 10 20
hunting on election day and not re-
turn In time 10 vote.