New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

clrarnc,. o. statement ana direcihess 1i SnaIees h
calmly Ignores all pending lsSSeI ami ana P"cdeDtany
referred TO- the Force bl the etate paih CI!.''vy &
proposition the money question anu recipe 9.'nn "'
.nt ,N.n limited at II l. evident thdt llc DcHV
nr'.ic ie'o4r relrd, hi, party already beaten On
tue tariff reciprocity and state paiih currently "''
tciion OF the country Is challenged by an
cxPrr,dpnt of the United states ana cAhSiuae i iU
reelection 20 the corruption ol le ,t ,,|r 1Io
toe large sums which raised Tor eaihPalsl Pu, P,
poses, and tne manner III which ny a." fonrapr md
On Tho general proposition 0f the CaHseI anu
in,mor,lltv of these vast eXpendi III iIesi
drntial campaigns there can be no uNlol VI & Tr
The Republican party would be eliu 10 hiert . 'it.
cleveland ana the Democrats more thah IA , way 9
in any legislation which would make nnpYssipiv, Ny
proper penal enactment, the raising ana ul5.iiou
don Of money by candidates ana eamPish adar
But The startling thing ABOUT Mr. Clevenu b,f
is that having stated the evil, he charges 'hh'
MONEY, raised and dist ibutci soiey D{ nn .ne
mitrcs aud through the agencies OF the h'Puoi.I, I
party. This accusation Is 50 Absurd t .lne ,or the
require neither mention nor reiuauon eAcepV ia M ,n
eminent authority which is behind IT, IL Is ,u,, ui,
fortunately true that large sums are rhseu DS Do.a,
icgtimatey required except that the efforts Of eaen
organization ,tlmulates coresp ponding Industry m tne
same direction by the oth:, othrr: Mrt his
and n himself s canvas wa: st iRGsG Immersed then Pedtt
of the United states and comparatively poor man e ne
contributed $4,000 to the Democratic fund and nts
done the same THO time Al least doz'n aC,,.g ve,
the amount OF money which /, In the poss 'sslon o'
the National Campaign Committees Of both pir@ur,: @
known by these wellinforned managers.
land spoke not les than half dozen gentlemen Who
cGpd have tod MIN the exgct facts Of me ,S iatS rnc
while listening TO the credulous freshness o. me
indictment. They knew that the amounts alleged
session Of the Republican National Committee
have been purpo5ey and grossly eyaEserat"d, while
the 'ums raised by th" Democratic committees are
Neither party has been able raise as much money
as was collected IN lo33 This IS noab trle Of m
noci" Mr.. Frlci and their friends are the fctionS Of
campaign Imagination. Mother Of these rcntlcmen
really has contributed IA dollar. Ih" EcnW a'' have
been abl" to raise unusual amount o. money, re-
rardlcss Of the Cvl service rules. The assessments
hav" never been rmOTSelessly pressed. Every
Democratic OiicchOldor has been taxed 10 Per cent
upon his salary. willie the IT at mass II Fed" Til
oirccholdcr, are Of a class which cannot BE- reached
and do contribute. state officials of the state u
New York within the clutches or the Democratic
Camnlicn Committee. The amount Of Salare' paid 20
Federal s'. II the Federal list coult all hc aSS>Srd
rules and their rigid enforcement by NJ. Ro S"v"It
and his commission the assessment q Federal oihli
Tho poymlI o. the city Of New-York amounts 70
100000 n year. while the payroll OF the state Is
very large The assessments from those sources alon"
The Republican National Committee. That has been
supplemented by ut least halr million Of dollar.
Democrats. | Therefore do not hcsiai" 10 Ella m.
and certainly no wclllnformod Democrat will deny
that the Democratic Committee ls I'm possession on
- per cent more fund, for campaign purposes than
the Republican Committee. one would be rflSh. IN
lpnd flTn Thar there are any purposes LOT WIN .
a Ronnbllcan Would money tO advance the IN
ere~t- ~ his party that Democrat would refuse 10
money 70 promote the success oi IN" Den,cratc
party. II Mr. Cleveland T. kept I'm Ignorance by lS
marty manager, ~ the cODH lions ~ they cNSt. IN
order that h, NAV MAX" statements OF me llni con
tnIuoi In his TouoX Lvc"um Spr'ch aCnins the fundi
or their usos IN the hands of the Republican Com
riiftces tho Democratic Committees VII ch hay" de-
cafv.l him and are cndoavuring through him 70 de
coivo the country should receive through public Seni
men's and ITS popular expression at the pollS' the
punishment which they deserve
PARADE AND MASS.MtErfNGS At NIGHT.
There was bic parade Of the Republican clubs
- jamestown and its vicinity tonight FniN
1000 voters were in the llpe ~ this procession.
\ Republican moss-mcetlng followed at the Wig
xam which was addressed by Mr.. Reid and Mr.
Dcpcw. A. the conclusion Of the meeting Mr..
Reid departed for Ncw-York. He wall make
snccch there tomorrow and another at Albany on
Friday evening Mr. Depew will 20 10 BuDalo
fo-mnrrow morning and will 'here address a greao
Republican maas-mocting in the evening.