Madison times., 1885-11-14
Mr. Tilden's Sentiments.

Mr. Tilden's Sentiments.
Ex-Comptroller Andrew IL.
Green was found at his office yes
terday morning, having just come
down from Greystone, Mr.. Tilden's
country residence near Yonkers.
Mr.. Green has for many years been
a member of Mr. Tildcn's family
there, and is perhaps the most IN
innate of the Governors confden-
tial and political friends. Mr..
Green rarely consents to be inter
viewed, and yesterday, discussing
the purport and significance OF
Tuesdays elections, spoke with
great deliberation but emphasis.
"The election" he said, every
clearly indicates that Democrats
very much prefer to make can
vass on strictly Democratic basis
and that the principles of the party
should be presented by its own
agents rather than by those who
have temporarily joined it for their
own ends and aims. 1t will, think,
be a marked warning to the Ad-
ministration at Washington that
the sentiment of the Democrats of
this State expects an Administra-
tion in accord with the principles
that put the present Administra-
tion in place and power, and not
one guided by very small num-
Der of an adverse political organi-
triton.
"It is a triumph of the old DEM
ocratic paaty, an important move
in the direction of restoration OF
the old Jeffersonian Democratic
principles and methods. 1t dis
solves Mugwumpism and distinctly
calls the attention of the National
Administration to the fact that the
Democratic party expects to con
troll the Government and believes
in its old.time and well-tried prin
ciples still.
"The method in which the Ad
ministration has dealt with tn
} party by which it was placed il
power seems to me somewhat mex
, plicable."
What the N. Y. World Says:
1t is the exact truth that if Nj
Cleveland had been a candidat
3 this year instead of Gov. Hill th
State would have defeated hiI
f most overwhelmingly as q rebuk
+, to his Mugwumpism.
What the N. o. Picayune Says:
\
We think it best to have it VI
derstood. that the friends of M
q Cleveland's Administration 4 4
insist now more than ever, that /
shall stand by his guns and execur
the civil service act with unhincl
. ing frmness.
. What Gov. Hill Says:
If Governor-elect Hills serenat
) speech at Elmira last night bristl
!. with good points. He interpre
the victory of Tuesday very mut
after the style of the World. f
says it means that New York is
Democratic State under all circur
stances, and that the Independe
voters are not controlled by sci
n appointed leaders and hypocritic
r. newspapers. 1t means, Mr.. Hi
IL says, also that the voters OF Ne
ID York do not propose to sustain
D. Democratic President by puttil
L. his enemies in power. This
about the size oft
What the Figures Say:
1t New City York gave Cleveland A
k 600 majority, Hill $4,000 majorit
IL Buffalo, Mr.. Cleveland's hon
"a gave Davenport 2,412 majority,
d. republican gain of 1,031.
er Chemung Co., Hills home, ga
IS Hill 1,34S majority, a democrat
W gain of 1927.
ic Albany gave Cleveland GAG m
s. jority, Hill 1000 majority.
n New York State gave Clevelal
re about 1000 majority, Hill abo
at II, 900 majority.
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