New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
HILL AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
THE GOVERNORS EARNEST SUPPORTERS
DEMOCRATS NOT EXPECTED TO RESIST THE cLA'"o
OF MEN WHOSE BUSINESS is ENDANGERED
BY REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.

DEMOCRATS NOT EXPECTED TO RESIST ThE SLN"'
OF MEN WHOSE BUSINESS is ENDANGERED
BY REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO riIE TnrBuSg ~
Buffalo, Aug l2.-The call for the meeting OF ."c
Democratic State Committee at Saratoga Oh in"s""'
of this week Las let loose a good deal OF pc"'-"p
emotion among the Democrats hero The comml''ee
meets for the purpose Of naming the da'e All" pi''N
for holding the Democratic state Conven"on ~
ally this arouses the thoughts in the MIND o. cVors
Democrat Respecting the Governorship. Shall David
r. Hin be renom.natedf Shall tho State convention
be held at an carly date in order that inc No '"'
Administration may not have chanoe 10 m"A' oo''.
bnations against Mr. Ill., and defeat MS rehomhsnoh
The FIRST Of these questions is usually put oS .ne
Cleveland Democrats, and the second by tho hih
Democrats The Administration leaders hcre' men
v.o Wilson 6 plssell the Presidents former law
nor,ncr. Peter c. DOYLE, John Wiley, and Augustus
Cohen nerccive into what pcrilous companonshp
Mr.. Cleveland will enter II he permits Da''u b.
mn 10 become his associate in the present campaign
There are hundreds of Hin Democrats all over inc
State who are applaudsng the act OF william H. ATS
of Medina the Democratic candidate for Assembly
man In Orleans County year ago, IN pu'"ne Wy
banner with the words upon II:
For President, BENJAMIN Harrison: for GoVerhor
David b. HIM. .,
Not only will Mr. Arts bolt Cleveland's nomination.
but thousands Of other Hill Democrats In the s's'o,
is evident, will follow his example That Is mo-
the Administration leaders here do not dare 10 oppo
the election Of I'M delegation to the De"ocla'0
State Convention. Peter c. Doyle, one Oh III. 80,
land leaders recently went TO Asscmolyman vivian"
f. shechan the mouthplccc of Governor ii'i' ho'u
told him that the Cleveland Democrats here wouiu
rrnnort Mr. I'm for denomination at the sta'e @o"
yentlon Mr. shechan thereupon said;
al am clad to hear IT, but VIC shall claim the nanns
OF The delegation. We Hi men Ola not opPoSe YOU
Cleveland mon naming delegation TO the Nauonai
Democratic Convention favorable TO Mt ,le'o I,r'
Now we think It 3ust that wc should name IN ir i''i
r.crcst the delegates TO the Democratic state oo'-
vcnon.' .,
Tho marty machinery in Buffalo IS in the hands OF
President Cleveland's friends: yet as mas Ucen s"'
they do not dare to 1t against MI Hill lhcrc i
an ovcr-mastcrng reason for this, ana 'ha : '"a 'l
party machinery itself Is in the contToi OF .nc 80
I,ouor dealers OF the city, and thcy demand Nr AN
,.rou,,na.ion Besides, there over twenty o's
brewer,cs and over fifty wholesale liquor ocasc's !"
Buffalo and they also loudly demand MT. H'iis re-
nomination Mr. Hin is thus supported by the ilquor
dealers not only In reward for his ve'o OF '"o his
license hills and other temperance measures like me
ac,s rrobiting the sale Of liquor in the state sp''o
or 10 the Inmstcs Of the Willard Insane Asylum Ou
hccauec his election would be an assurance 10 every
liouor dealer in the State that no temperance c"i
would become a law before 1902. Mr. liilfs coc,ioh
,,a ho an Insurance for three years TO come against
LEGISLATION hostile to the liquor interest The occrS
of tho state Wine, Liquor and Beef~Deaieis ASSN :,
ton are b. r. Kesrns, president; George Il. 0ainpOoii
of syracuse william Holmes, OF Troy, vicep'eSiuon's
F. McCutch.on, of Brooklyn, secretary siaA ~ 'o'
of Now York financial secretary, and H. fuchs' VI
ppGaIo treasurer IL will no observed mat these
officers 1.-Two at various points in the STATE "hefe e
can easily manage the interests OF inc iouor 'i"''
Lately Ncsgis Kcams, McCucheon ana stern nav e
neon hard a work in tho Hudson River towns, stirring
nm the LIQUOR dealers TO work actively for The re-
election of Mir. HILL Each liquor dealer is asseSsou
50 for Mr. Hilrs campaign expenses Word can'o
hero Yesterday that they would soon be IN ms c.y
and would assess the liquor dealers here ana orsanAo
them 10 secure HIS rcn0minatiQn but ALREADY n'
work has been done Mr. Hill by the liquor oea'o
,ra,,o,,, Nevyork and Il is evident that the dele
ca,ions fr,r Buffalo jamestown and Rochester ana
other large places 10 tho Democratic e'&e Ooh' '
viii favor MI HE'S denomination.
In order spccialy to impress the western Ncw-1 orN
Dcmocra,s with the strength Of the liquor interest 'e
officers Of the association haze deciced 10 ho'" wv
ANNA, State Convention hcrc on september anu g.
II will be held IN Music Hall IL is liheiy 'ls' 'n'
Democratic State Convention VIII be heiu aoo"t oop
tember 10 and the Buffalo Democrats al inc ince'is
NJ the Democratic State COMMITTEES on Thursday Will
oh ,Lot thc convontion be held In Buffalo in Music
nan The uuuor dealers state Convention in any
case will be forerunner of the Democratic sta"
Convention and as the liquor dealers VIII cohS"oi a
their convention the ways and means OF reioi''ns
David b. IHl the first convention to be hed IN 'us'
Hall WILL It is likely, do In advance the WORK Vi u
second Few Democrats here believe that inc poi'
tIcians of the Democratic party Will have 'nc oouie
TO TO list the granting of the demand ior 'ho io
tion of I'M which VIII be made by the liquor Hull
The Honor dealers OF Buffalo have formed three asso
Citations To one or the other o. these Organization
nil IN, llouor dealers belong. There Is an execuuV
committee in which all the organizations have repre-
scntatlon. This committee controls the thrce
tons Its chairman is Anthony s. Schmidt. OF NO, %
Main st. Mr.. schmidt said yesterday TO a Iriouh
corresp ondent
hoe tba larros convention OF uQuO
dealers in Buffalo on September and that has eve
assembled In the State Of Ncw-Yorh great cnor,
needed to countcract the work OF the temperance ai
stcs Just see what hey have recently done In Penr
sylvania Why IL you will 60 to Bradford. Penn. u
dav rou will find about every liQnor store poarueu VI
The High License law OF Pennsylvania has caused
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars OF damage Inc
look at New-Jersey. There also they have passed.
bigh-license law which has caused us great hhanci'
loss We feel that we must out forth all our strenSt
81 the polls against the Republican candidate for COY
ernor or we shall have hgh-license law passed In IN
State I don't know of a liquor dealer who is nc
supporting Governor Hill for denomination We ie'
that he Is our friend and that he VIII defend our IL
tersts. We shall renominase him. for the Democrat
marty cannot resist US 1t Will renomnato him. Or
convention will be open one and VIII snow IN
politicians what We want Tho convention Will
ATTENDED BY all the leading in the liquor trade, b
cause they all In what critical position We al
now I'm this state. We must re-elect MI HILL Anon
the prominent men who will be present Will DO VII
fam A. Miles, president of the United States Brewer
Association To-day there is a man in tho citv form
ing the wholesale liquor dealers into State organic
flon The wholesale liquor men never have had O
organization, but 1t IS felt by them In view OF u
perlIous condition Of the liquor trade that they ads
should organize and work to re-eoct Mr. Hill. The
is state brewers organization also. and 1t will ais
be REPRESENTED at State Convention In fact OIL
convention will represent the liquor dealers Of Il
state.a
THE NEW SOUTH LOOKING FORWARD.
Ex-Governor Rufus b. Bullock, OF Georgia, who
spending the summer 10 Rhode Island, came dow
ON Friday TO welcome Mr.. Blaine. He was recent
described as being one OF the Southern Republican