New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
ORGANIZING TO "DOWN" GOV HILL.
SUPPORTERS or THE ADMINISTRATION ISSUE
CAII. EOR- MASS MEETING.


CALL FOR 4 MASS MEETING.
The movement on the part Of The Administration
Democrats against the nomination Of Governor Hill
taking definite Shapo. and begins to Indicate pro-
portion, and a dccreo of import which the Hill
supporters thought unlikely week ago meeting
for the purpose ~ breaking ground held at the
broadway Office Of Calvin Tomkins. the well known
dealer I'm building materials. OF 40. 100 Broadway
and 30 $50 south-st, yesterday afternoon Mr.
Tomkins presided. and among those present were
Everett =. Wheeler. John Dewitt Warner, Henry
George, Henry DeforcSt Baldwin. william j. ellison,
Walter 5. Logan. william T. Croasdale and Louis F.
Post. Forty more persons showed their anNl"ty
for the defeat Of Mr.. Hill by coming 10 the meeting.
many Of them bringing largely signed petitions headed
as follows
The undersigned citizens Of SewYork, supporters u
Cleveland ard Thurman request oil citizens Of NcwYolk
who are IN favor Of the election Of the Democratic National
ilco; but who opposed to the renomraton Of David
D. Hi the Office OF Governor OF the state Of New
York attend public meeting to be he'd In this city to
protest against this nomination.
Among the slgncIs besides tho already given
are Charles NJ Fry, Wheeler II Pc"kham. George H.
BYRD, II. T. spaudlng William Haxtin, Matthew
Barr. Everett G. Glackn. Edward IT, Van Ingcr. e..
J. Leigh. Even Mcintyre, W. Il. Warner. william NJ.
McCabc. Michael j. Murray, A. r. Gray. Thomas \.
McIntlrc. Franklin Quimby, Charles L. Wilmo, EraHk
" iliare. H. Ma. Held ". stanton. jr.. ". ~. HUM
and +. Z. Kn"cland Many OF the slgncrs are mem
cations, among whom tic movement IS said to have
spread larg rs.
II wa, decided to hold the meeting at Cooper Union
next Friday evening Charles VI. Fry. president Of
tho Bank Of New Ork dcSignatH ID To preside. and
Henry George and Wheeler H. Pcchlam Will b" among
the .peahcrs. II Is asserted TINT the mon ENGAGED In
ms hin. the work against M" Governor have tho
actual support of tho Administration. aud the ultimate
design + reported to b. tho nomination Of Secretary
hitnry FOR Governor
WHAT GENERAL HARRlSON'S NEIGHBORS SAY
Richmond Va. Sept. (SpccaD.-Dr !. Z. Lock
ridge a prominent physician and Democrat Of Indian
apols and formerly Of Virginia. writes 10 friend I'm
this city that General Ben iamln Harrison stands a
high ~ a lawyer, Christian and citizen, any
man I'm the West. Or. Lockbrdsa says there Will be
no opportunity to inilsc personal SANDER into this
cnmpaign one ~ tho best posted business men Of
California, writing tuhaccOnlst hcrc SAYS that
General fIarrisOn's record on the Chinese question
and ihst tho last election In Orrgon shows how Calf
iOrna will 60 this fall
LOCAL OPTION WINS ~ NEwJEHSEY.
Belvdcrc. sept 4-Thc election In Warren County
today passed Of quietly and'rcsultcd IN a majority
Of 900 in favor Of local option full vote was cast.
PIDCOCK WILL HAVE \ HARDER FIGHT THIS
TIME
rhllllpshure. y. j.. sept. Specan.-Thc DELEGATES
10 the Democratic Congressional Convention. which
is 10 meet at Pennington morrow. have been selected
bat ihcc IS peace In the Democratic camp THIS f.