New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
HILLS SENATORIAL PLANS.
AND ILLS EFFORTS TO EXECUTE THEM.
TRYING TO GAIN ASSEMBLY SEATS IN ONEIDA
COUNTY-sEEKING SUPPORT FROM
CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS.

Cnca, Oct. Ex-Governor Hills consuming
anxiety to eject himself United States Senator
Is illustrated in various ways. One is the seteihe
aside Of AsScnblynan Guenther VINO vas sefKli.
a Democratic nomination for Congress IN the W.
agara-Eric district with the remark: You nave
got to run for the Assembly again. You are .ne
only Democrat wnC can carry your Assembly, uH'-
trict. II you are not nominated the Republicans
will put up YOUR law partner strorg man ana
a Republican, and elect him. Understand nrs'
and last that one Democratic Assembl}1nan Is
worth two Democratic congressman this year
In speech which the Governor made here oil MON,
day while lourneying 10 Ohio hr spoke one wOru
for tie Democratic candidate for Congressman
and two for the Democratic candidates for Assem-
blymen. He said
:" | appeal TO you, Democrats Of Utica. to ngh1
as hard you can to elect Mr.. Bentley, Your can
didate for Congress. | have been obliged 10 con-
tend against a Republican Legislature ana ITO"
I want You gentlemen IA do what you cen 70 give
H. Democratic Assembly during the last year
of my term.
The Governor at Syracuse subsequently had
conference with George Campbell the PRESIDENT
of the State Wine Ale and Peer Dealers AS'"''a-
tion-that is, the chief Of tho 10000 retail liquor
dealers Of the State. There couG be Only one Cd
iect in his having this meeting with Canlpoei All"
that WIS t" concert measures with him - "rfrE
certain Assembly districts for Democratic ''n'l-
dates by The aid Of the liquor dealers. Coupled
with the arrounccmcrt Of this remarkable meet
ing comes the news thar The retail EquOr !"lIcf'
have at last completed The bill which they have
been drawing UP to modify the excise laws
If the STAT" in their favor These amend
ments every candidate for the Assembly
will b. asked t. promise 10 support
and naturally the Dcmocr5tic candidates VIII 10
the ones who will have no ScrIp:cs abcEi GIVING
this pledge. Tie amendments permit % thr salc
If liquor uron SUNDAY actrrnoOn drstTov the civil
Gamare act ami prahihI' policemen from hein- SO
inqus.tve as to enter liquor saloons wien they
suspect that liquor is houq sold upon Sunday or
during otLer prohibited hours.
Governor Hill is also seeking the support Of IN"
Cleveland Democrats ~ his ~r;ru" ~ rHrrT rae
Assembly ami T. cr"t himself United S'oirs sep
ator. Tie Cleveland men az" asked I" "lt"r int"
a deal" by which G,v"rnor Hill W. rec"iv"
their support for senate ia ;urn for hlS promise
20 turn over TO Cleveland tnc Ncv-YorI; drleen-
ion to the Democratic National Contention %
leG? The Hill Democrats now >,y 70 tlr Cevc-
land men Mr.. Hill sees that ne could not hN nom
mated for President and he wishes 70 he
elected United STATES Senator II "i"c;'"
senator - will ret ont OF the Wv ~
Mr. Cleveland whom tlr latte" sek>
Icnominutinn for President A. Mr. Hi will
control the delegation from :Els Ht1'.' 80 tie
National Democratic Convention. hc ha- -1ol
leal 10 offer 10 Mr.. Cleveland. therefore. N re-
turn for the latters support fo7 senator. p
10 the present tine not many Of the Cleveland
Democrats have bitten very Eagerly AZ Tbs bait
hit in some parts Of the State they are doing
So and are working hard 10 elect the Democratic
candidates for AssemblyTicn. The sccptcal ones
among Them say Mr.. Hill only SEEK 10 become
q United States Senator, and 70 60 IL Washington
with the aim Of making political friends IN the
Democratic party outside ol this State. lie
recognizes the fact that he is weak in the Deruo-
cratic party outside OF this State If We elect
lin. therefore, we may make him more for-
,nidable candidate for President in opposition t.
Cleveland than he is now. But. stated. IN
SONG parts of tie State The prefer Of ihe Hill
Democrats has been accepted by tie cleveland
Democrats and both wiugS Of the Dcmorr'tc
palty therefore. are working hard ard uuiPdN
70 elect the Democratic candidates for Assembly
men.
Here in Oneida County The Democrats are
ainiLA. 10 eject two Of the three Assent .ymen
II they should do So they would maize gam Of
ono AsS,mhly1nan. and Mr. Hi would le de-
Gobtad The districts which they purpose carry
ing are the Ist and Id Assembly Districts, IN
fine list DISTRICT the Democratic organization has
Endorsed Cornelius Haley, the candidate Of the
Trades Assembly working1uans political assoc!
tlor Bur rhis nOm!natt non was follower ny l4ltr
of ex-AssemhlyInan Joseph II. k""t. DeiDocro;'
WHO nominated himself by c",+ticatr. Kent
had desired the Democratic nomination, and fall
in.r 10 get it, bOlted, ard thus IS rannrg as al
;ndeuepdent Democrat. Ordinarily WItn wv"
Democrats running the election OF a Republican
would be assured but Kent is only receiving small
supnor1 and the district being naturally a
! Democratic one the contest between Haley ana
lanes X O'COnnor the Republican candidate Is
an even one Within the last week paper wa
si,ped by $40 electors OF the district asking I'd
YIN II Risley a RepuliicaH. to become canhl-
date for the AssrInblv in tie district. - ul>-
tipctively II lgh-Licrusc c.sL"idaic. Nj HioIey Is
9 DISTINGUISHED lawyer ami il elected would hdY"
na,ie Oneida County once NOR" prominent III 'ho
! I.sslature as il has not been for ten years hnK
| He declined the nomination, however, sayhg tIal
Covernor Hill would veto u Iigh-license Oil
i, wer,, passed Moreover, Nj. RIsry added, he
! tid not care to endauger Le district " the Re
/ nublcau party b. becoming a Candidate. WIN
| - psnuoll,s,p candidates for the rs eInbT run
nrny nm TIE district. IN MS "piLilOn. the elect ol
! If q Democrat would oe certdIn Sine Cn4vt
>,,Ies >eI1tulshIp l. III etdhe, MI. R!>iey, .Hh
, in riutlc kepGb lean, tLeIeiHe ""ulu u"
: p'ta rue nomination. Mr.. OConnor. therefore, =
! Ihr sole Republican Candidate. Ills p!hrM-V
io I'm the lid Assembly Dlsrrci the Dem'cl at. lae
! min It'd Assembiymdn james ) Dempsey, VIC
I'D not make bright record II A!p1rl ESt Ee5'
/ ~ p .nubiicn,s have nuLlLpateG George l.
/ No Adam of Rome, graduate "a Halhi!ton IL
in,a I'D a leading CHEESE merchant OF thr couhH'
: Vr Nc Adam was thc Assrniblyiaan from the as
49,, m l--s and ls~H and Made all eAc'LdH
! member He was defeated last year owing 70 Ae
I ausfhv Of the Republicans. who were too c"nidn'
II eect.nc him. Mr.. McAIan : makin- an
80 - .-r,at ylgur and there l. good reason 10
tbi"t that the district will be- redeemed.
I'm rho lid Assembly District the Repubinas
horo nominated Russell ). johnson. all hInef
n'd ohe Young man. who represented then nj
albany last winter. Mr.. johnson had 3,624 n
-. hi.fric IL .frn Is. ~,