The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
FOR AN HONEST ELECTION.
Coz. Flower Issues a Proclamation Hay
ius This ttr lis Object.
WILL THE JEWS FIGHT TAHMANY HALL
The strau. Family Lending Thsr Al" ~
the State Democracy-fIowerh I'D"
Depew Meet.

HORNELLSVILLE, " T., N Nov ma
The Governor to-day issued proGlaii,,i'I,,
ton regarding the enforcement Va ,tb,nv
laws. He sent a copy OF IL " a. nos.
with directions 10 have X ptln'o q, r. cent
ter form, and 10 have COPIES "a bn npsf
10 the sheriff OF every county, WI" ~
post one in each polling pace
proclamation says: tor sch the
On Tuesday next November S.,, ,,rfwf
neonIa ~ his state will exercise the pINl-
iege of citizenship and determine ~ t III,
vote what men and pontlcaI ~ ~ Iigti
shall, during the time nNeu ~ .nI ~
tuition, control the admin Az xa,,
State Government ana rep. 90 II ,s
York in the Federal congress f,i,
essential TO our liberties ana 10 lIIf LaIt
name OF our State, that TINS eApI esSi i,.I T..
popular judgment should De t dpsul"' ~,
untrammelled and honest rr,'r,ion
control of Office is secured py COT uIJto,-
or Intimidation. and Government poHcy
Is determined by the bribery OF voters
elections become a farce ana repreSeHld
tive Government a sham Al honest p"l-
lot and a fair count are OF more I'M
portance to the people OF TINS STATE thal
any political issues raised IN TINS cam
paign by any party. ! can upon IN
people Of this State to see thdt tuS ~
one Recent legislative enactmeh'S nay
imposed almost every possible Saie
guard around the sanctity Of the ballot
The various enactmentS spoken oI a.
then SlNtIt anu Alt lApNl ehilA'AN'N
The honor Of our State and our love
for American institutions demand tnat
every citizen should obey all or these
laws and look TO their rigid enforcement
AS the peoples Chief Magistrate
charged by the Constitution to take care
that the laws are faithfully executed,
call upon all election officers, all district
attorneys. all sherins and all peace ON
GERS, to see that the laws are strictly
enforced, 10 the end that good may pre-
vail at the polls and the right Of honest
franchise be saCredly guarded ana l give
warning 10 all sheriffs and district al
tOrneyS that all failures on their part 70
discharge their fun duties respectively
in the enforcement Of the laws and In the
prosecution OF offences against the laws
shall be considered sufficient cause Tor
their removal from Office.
Are the Jews Aaa,nst rammany?
NEW YORK. Nov. l.--CCnSiderable talk
was caused by the announcement that
Isidor Straus. brother of Nathan Straus.
the original candidate of Tdmmlny Tor
Mayor had sent check TO the W htrter
campaign committee. and that the Other
brOti or, Oscar Strau1, eX-mlnister % Iur-
key. had sent a letter to the committee
~ durSiug Mr.. Wheeler as the Democratic
candidate Tor Governor. Naturally THIS
announcement did not tend TO please the
Tammany chieftans, as they seem 20
fear that the attitude Of the Straus FAINT
~ will lead to the casting Of many He
brew votes against both Hill and the To-
cal Tammany ticket
There were no other visitors OF any
Importance at the various headquarters
to-day and the news at all Of them was
Of slight consequence.
\ committee. representing the civic
Union. waited on Colonel Strong this af-
ternoOn and notified him Of the en-
dorsement. by that body, Of his uomtna-
ton for Mayor assuring him that the
intention Of the civic committee was
10 cooperate with him.
Among those on the committee were
Prof. John z. Brophy, Austin f.. Ford,
Alfred r. Oakley j. +. Stanton and
NJ T.. Hughes.
\ great number OF meetings have been
arranged for both parties in all parts
Of the State for Friday and Saturday,
the closing days Of the campaign Moth
ing Of Importance In the way Of meet
inEs is likely to occur after Saturday,
although the managers viii relax none
Of that vigilance that they have shown
from tho Outgpt