The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-28
PRESS OPINIONS.
What the Big Newspapers Say of Cleve-
lands Nomination.

PRESS OPINIONS.
What the Big Newspapers Say of Cleve-
lands Nomination.
NEW YORK, June 2i.-The World
editorially says: Grover Cleveland
must have the electoral vote of New
York. The Democracy of the
rest of the country did not accept
the dictated decree of the midwinter
convention as the full, free eX-
preston of the Democrats of New
York, and in this it was right
Snap judgment can never be ac-
cepted as conclusive. The only objec-
ton brought against his nomination
was that he could not carry New York.
1t was never urged that he is not hon.
est, that he is not capable. t hat he is
not faithful to the constitution. He
fitted the Jeffersonian test perfectly,
but because some people liked him and
other people did not it was said that
he cannot carry New York. 1t is a
libel to the Empire state.
BosTON, June 24.-The evening
Record says: THE result hinges upon
New York's vote. Tammany, with its
firm grip on the city of New York and
Senator Hill with hosts of friends
who believe in him and his un-
scrupulous methods, are enemies of
Cleveland. If they knife the ex-
president at the polls he will suffer
defeat for the second time. To SUN
up the situation, can Cleveland carry
New York? Even then he may not
win. Without it he is hopelessly lost"
New YORK, June 2i.-The Times
says editorially: The best Democrat
ic citizenship has spoken at Chicago as
the best Republican citizenship spoke
at Minneapolis In both parties
the opposition to the majority's will
was. in its leadership at least an or
ganized conspiracy to do harm. :
The Lord be praised that these men
have been put down. There was a
great casting out of devils 1t both
conventions. The nomination of Mr..
Cleveland is a vote of confidence in
the Democracy of the state of New
York. The Democracy has nothing TO
fear save from its divisions or its own
bad management of the campaign"
LOUISVILLE, KY. June "a. - The
Courier journal says: with the
utmost freedom and frankness we have
thC StdholoiAI vi pOiitiCdl
strategy, stated the objections to this
nomination. We desire to have the
party hear and consider these OBJ
jections. that it might not act I'M
advisedly or hastily, or proceed in this
important work in the spirit of anger
or irritation. We have urged the
consideration of harmony. unity and
forbearance, and we believe this labor
hos of hoov, in Tho
of Mr.. Cleveland has not been done in
corner. The party has chosen him
as its leader, fairly estimating the in
fluences arrayed in opposition. 1t has
heard the whole argument for and
against him and has acted with due
and dignified deliberation. 1t
has preferred possible dissat-
isfaction in New York to
certain discomfort everywhere else.
1t has named its leader with the con-
fident expectation that the popular
faith in him will be deep enough and
the peoples support of him enthusi-
astic enough to counteract or override
local dissensions- This leader must
have the unwavering. the earnest, con.
6dent, compelling cooperation of
every Democrat, of every man. wheth-
er he calls himself Democrat
or Republican, who holds the
triumph of American principles dearer
than party success The national con-
vention completed the ticket by nam
ing Mr.. A. E. Stevenson of Illinois as
the Democratic candidate for vice
president and this selection will
strengthen the ticket where it needs
most to be strengthened. Mr.. Steven
son is native of Kentucky, now re-
siding in Illinois An active, earnest
and uncomproinising Democrat, he has
shown himself in public Office and in
private life worthy of any honor and
equal to any station
ALBANY, \. ". June 24.-The Times
Union. strong Hill paper, says: ~
pledge the electoral vote of the state
of New York to the nominee of the
national Democratic convention said
David Il. Hill in one of his many stir
ring speeches to the Democrats of
other states There will be no sullSing
over the result at Chicago among the
men who have stood by the senator
from New York with such loyalty and
devotion"