New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
TO THROW OUT HILLS MEN.
REoRGANlzING FOR CLEVELAND.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION HAS BUN"
WORK or nEvBSGE TO PERFoRN.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION mas ''"
WORK or NEvENGE TO PEkFohN.
Tho Dcmocr.tio State Convention. which opens IN
the Academy OF Music on Tuesday wiz h..o' 80
thought enough work to Keep u busy LOT wv uss
,t lca,t Two equally important labors dovoVe upon
- IT., 20. ~. .olsotlon of four egstcs- at-large
TO the National Convention, and the rcors.n.A""u
n, IN. state COMMITTEES in the interests of the Aon'
tr,ton as against those OF Governor Hih
Uow radical this change will DO is still matter oi
sp~culation II the Administrators Iriehus uo'"
,hcv cut of cvory Hill man. but II IS not ho' IVA
this viii be done. They VIII proDaoiy ohi1 30
.ror-b N show their power By dropping the men tha'
h.ro r,.d. themselves especially obnoxious to Mr.
CIovs,,nd These will include about half dozen
m,rbcr John Y McKane, OF Kings county, !"
mentioned As the first victim 81 tho PrcsioenF'
He voted against his colleagues from hihss a' INC
snec.l meeting of the state Committee IN rcoIuss
md n, ~ aonz prevented the Administration csnuaA''
for tho vacant place in the National Comini'.eo
So. h.,n, elected All the other Kings COinty NOM
hor, RIdrwsy Murtha. McCarty. and Cot'er. gro
ii. ,or C1.vei,na Tho Ncw-York men are sheri"
Grant Bourkc Cochran Register eie'ih' fnoOo"'
missioner Croker ex- Mayor Cooper, h"au hoarho!'
.n.,or Grace. Richard A. Cunningham and James D.
Mooney Their fidelity to the Preslden, nnqSo''on'N
MS MONEY COVERS MANY SINS.
,..o h,s b~en A good deal of talk about GUSHING
rohr Ovarian. the Apieduct contractor, who roprc-
,,nt. the XVIth District. but OBrion'' hnsnciaa to
,ouncos are too important 10 dispense win ths JcAr'
Preston OF Ulster County Is another man tha' ma. 20
800 "a Ic.,e He proved too ebliEing to Hill 10
,u,t tho Cleveland men. Clinton BceK"th, Oh h'r
tIn,r County. Is an Aqueduct contractor. This isot
nd IN. ,nnuence Of John O'Bren Is all that he can
r.,v IN 70 save him from decaptaton. John foiey'
=, s,ratoga Is also said to be among The list or VIC
,,r, so is Charles w. Brown Of Chenango Patrich
II Smiley. of Wyoming County, Austin La'hrop OK
prieon SUPERINTENDENT who succeeded c. e. b. SaiAer
:, tho yxyXth District VIII, II is said, withdraw
Voluntarily Tho withdrawal of Low J. Dolsno' oi
Monroe County, will be inVoiu"'a''
several other changes rumored Du' 'hcSo i"''u'' i
all that are likely to be made
WHO WILL THE DELEGATEs-AI-hhf'"En DE
II is not likely that tho election Oh tho four oecSao
atIargo will DO made bcforc Wednesday, VINO 'ho!
will be * not yet fully agreed upon but inc Hchc'
most frequently mentioned includes Governor Hu hn
ward Coopor Bourke Cochran and Daniel NJ Looh"oou
of buffalo, who has nominated Mr. Cleveland lot every
Iuportant position that he has occupied announcer
ticket was Kings County man, Mclaughlin or hur'ha
instead OF Cochran. A third was Law Partner BsscL
instead OF lockwood, but all have mn s,h hao '
committee OF twenty five, with Co1htS olcrh riath
as chairman, has been appointed by IhnmanS 10 TO
ccivc and entertain tho visiting delegates ana sna
COMMITTEES will represent tho County Domoctaoy. DUN
thc,o organizations will Keep open house durlnt te
Convention II Is not expected that me pVst %
irving Hall will trouble the Convention by s:chns ~
rain admission. A full list Of scvcnt!-tWo ucIcha'es
three from zach Assembly District has been eicctrn Dl
hnlh Tammany and the County Democracy tn0sS
Viii however be represented by Joint deicsai,oh w
seventy two mon, thirty six rom eacn hal. ,y
LII ~ Sonvonton 10 order but ono has yet been
agreed upon for permanent Chairman