New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
HTLL'S POLfIH AZ FUTURE.
HIS SUPPORT ~ THIS STATE AND HIS
STRENGTH WITH THE COUNTRY.

SOUTH AND WEST-SFJN\-
TOR GORM\N FAVOR
ING SMITH NJ. WEED.
trRoM rHE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBrNE.l
Albany, Jan. l-Ncw Years Day was truly winter
like here SNOW fills the streets the ice upon
the Hudson River and spread, the rolling country
about Ni;ny in nnbrokcn white cNpanS": and
the air !, mrodou, with ll ring Of the >leglel>.
\ bright fire blazed IN the big h,mn"' in The E
ccuv" Cha nlcr ~ II ST" capitol today. ana I"
"vrrl me "A symbol q" comfort. Governor iiiil
seemed to enjoy II much any Of his visitors. AMI
whenever he walkci To- wIGfow and looked ont upon
the nounis Of the little Capitol Park and ~
the chilly looking gray clouds in the sky. he woud
turn quickly away and back to look AT the leap
ing flames in the old fi hIoncd ir~place- II was on
N"w Years Day, I--j that David B. Hill arrived III
Alhanv from his home ~ Eimrt. >ciou> that IN
few days he would surrender his Office of Lieutenant
Governor aud become Governor by the resignation 'i
Grover Clcycltnd who lad been elected PR ''d"nt OF
the United state, In l--I. Mr Cleveland resigned hl>
office Of Governor f.w dav, later-Jannary c-and
then Nr. IIill assumed the Oihcc-
There have been great occurrences in tn" world ot
politic, since that New Years Dav in l-"1 Mr
Cleveland ha Nrcn President, ha, been the nominee
Of the Democratic party acan for that office. ana h'
been defeated. owing I" hi losing hi own STARE "i
New York Mr.. Hill. the contrary. has twice car
rcd the state Of New York candidate" Tor 'oV-
crnor the second time bv increased majority, ana
i now urged by many Democrats +" run for thl"
term Moreover Mr.. I'M ha, b"com" 30 popular II
the Democratic party ia thS stat" that with the "N
cepon If Albany County. III" friends Of Grover eN'-
Land do not control 4 >incl" county in the stat" II
t. d,lccate, to tho Dcnp' rttir National '"hNcH''h
~, i-o.. vc,. To be elected tomorrow Mr.. 'lev"la1
voud have IN" support Of only r"o ont of New orK
seventy two delegate, that cpnvcnion ana these '"o
,clcg,,c, ,could com. from the Albany Con-rc,' 'onb
uttri,, In view u the fIc; that The Mi"ny Ar'
, b,. Le.n made the state paper aud that d 'afy
ucrrlck the leader II tn" Albany County D"m''ra'>'
v,u pro,,bly l.. made a supreme Cont 1udc" through
,oy.rn,r Iir> influence n"At fall II !" Fnt" possible
,t, ,h. Albany Democrats also may desert MI l"Ve
Land II >o David B. IInl viii have 'he unanimous
.,.,nnrt If Ncw Yoth'> seventy t"o Delegates I" '"'
%u,nnal Democratic Convention.
Mr ii.l ard Nr Cl"v"lhui a'T h"th ir'a""ocN Wv
.,ar,t 30 ar,Iyo~ c.ndliat., for the Democrat"
,,r,uat nu FOR President. The word active a. "p
Mined f. Mr. Ci.v"laud, can.a,, greatly am'i>"s
i.,,oc,,,,, pol,clan, They Mr.. I'M pulling
,r,s all oycr IN, Ur!,.d states making alliances WIN
loading Democrat, outside tiN state N'""''r''''H
,.,,rr . ,ts drum Tor himself through literary
hira,u maxim: the office ~ thltfN >tai"' ~'i''"' ID
II state a .ouutcr in IN" -an" he i p'a'''-' wv
NJ r,,r r.lti.ai ;nc, heo IN oho. West Virginia. Ne"
ii r.ev and Conu"cjI'ut. and engaging III Nd'"n''
nbn,i.s un The o'h"r hand. they 20" Nr' '!eN"I'Ah
81 ,.tr ,I,of from ,h political battles "t tM' ana
.o. state. ard ccnt.nuu. himself win ma"
u. u.l,,ral -,."cir> and writing p'Hrh
,.,, after .l.'it"u. Governor NM -'"'
dd NY inlNns before "l'" 'l'h' ""' :" "
,~i,h i,i u that oven th" Cleveland men -
-, t,r,c Nr mn, effort hr,t to get for mWN"h
fh. support - t!c dnrbiiul states "i Nc" f"rN' WV
IcrSry C,uuc,tt and Indiana. Ills friends '"'N ,e
,,,,v IA. tl, support - allsthe>" states pra''hs
occurred, Al l.a, they ,lv Mr. Hi a''ady can h"i'''
vr tl-vcnud', roinluailou nnd"r ib' t""thiiN r'
II th" lHh"'rat' N'"UH ''''"''" ,,.
yr ..yo;,,d'> fri..i,,. 70, they cNp'>~ Themselves
th-,.s,, ih, Mu.Nuwp pres ~ confident i"ai u"
win h. minated Is AN upr,in: In h> behalf IN IN"
south ,rd West In" south ana "'''' 81" '"N''''
VITA -i,h rrnh"w'. N"'"0,'Ii" p'Vi D. mn !, ~
worm ~ IL. south Ard N">'. thrish "-'I''' ''''
i, th, .clc.ai.- To- IN" r"m"'rfii' N''''"' '""N'"
,,.,, or 1T hast. preparing - "I"t f'".' '' '> w.
h,r Vi tI",clud u.,y hay" an "n'""'if>h' '"p
,, Al, .nc tn. pciru.rtl, voters "f the -"n'h aga
w, VIZ uul v,H a.t ,.!r, a'yt thing about thtt, A.
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..nl, rnn. alliances iu t south ani W'~i which VII
,l, I'D h,n, IN his effort - break int" 'i"'"i''d'
.ulp,rr u those p,r> Il III" Ini"n l"' f'''hS '''"
of m. south men hc senator ''"rm'". desire to WIN
~ ih" r"N FN'-'""'"' .,,.., y,,b
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"'- H'''" ~ 80 :, h. hnuld
hcc.,,l.r - h> fr'" tr"i" ttrl" H''''-'' - '
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ac'n b" W"'' '-'''' "'' 49,,
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- , II, mn nu the contrary. they ~ay.
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h' "''N '' " l ,i,, IA. hu.l
durtinn H. ha~ trimmed h~ stills - ''' ''' ""''
,,i, ,,,,d mot fear an iut"mp rat = rdu'ii"n ~
~" tTN. lie tN"'' ''''"
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n.nn,,-,, =, senator from New Norh state. II Is Na'd
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,.,,n,,r =, ou, means of ala>Iuc TIA alarm "i maj"