New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
GEORGIA DEMOCRATS AT VAR.
BAD BLOOD BETWEEN THE CLEVELAND AND
HILL FACTIONS At ATLANTA.


Atlanta. Ga, May l7.-Evcry prominent Democratic
politician Of Georgia Is IN Atlanta tonight and tn"
breach between the two divisions Of the Democratic
patty In the state i growing wide: and wider n
few far-sccinS politicians are on the ground c"uiSel-
ling moderation and compromise, but Their warnings
are unhecdcd In the mad rush that Is being made 10y
the Cleveland and anti Cleveland men 10 control inc
convention. The result OF the few primaries held ye
tcrday and oday was such rs 30 give encouragement
the Cleveland men, but the activity OF their oppp
nents has than coulterbalanced TINS result :
and the Cleveland faction Is tonight fearful that they
may BE- Outgcncaled by The ssutc politicians OF 'he
ether side. Evan T. Howell senate Cohutt ana
Congrc ,man Livingston. the leaders OF the anti
Cleveland forces. have been circulating among the
delegates all day. and appear 10 haNc
made considerable progress In their contest
against instructions for the cx President Indeed. II
outward manifestations are to BE- relied upon. the
Cleveland men have been TO-DAY compelled 10 change
their programme and rcccdc from their demand for
an instructed Cleveland delegation During INC
afternoon the anti Cleveland men issued call for n
meeting tonight Of such delegates favor an I'M
pledged unInstructed aud untfnmIneiled dI-ghu'h
10 the National Convention. who shall 1vo' men'-
ures not men, who will hold that the party Is
greater than any man, and WIN WHOM pe"'o'''"'
success shall b. the watchword.'
Immediately after this the Cleveland people came
ont with a committee call Their circunr was headed
"Tnlnstrcted and nndisguiscd' and nhinei IN hV''
for caucs Of all delegates who arr opposed to the
election Of Hill delegates to the Chicago '0hNeuon'
,. circular concluded n, follows: All invited who
favor an uninslrcted delegation IN fact ~ wc!i ~ IN
n,re~ Thi, seemed to ind ate a al cal G 1nec fpo,
,ion as the Cleveland meA up t. thi, time had been
uncompromi-ln. in their hgi fof an Instructed 'l"Nc
land Delegation. Tho anti CcNelnnf m"l mao" the
most o this apparent weakening "i their opponents
bit Ifoic smith ~ Atlanta. tie lcihrr ~ the 'l"'"
land delegation. touicd ,,d that the hglt i" :"
Cleveland DELEGATION would be maintained. no matter
whethe. instruction, demanded or not
The two rival meetings tonight were largely at
tended and ~ about 100 delegnies participated la
shc piocccdlnes Of each, II conld NJ.
te seen that either lud advAntas"
from "A numerical point Of view. senate: 'olqnlii
wa, the PRINCIPAL speaker nj III; aniClevclanf meeting
II = ridiculous said he. Tor men 10 come to ~
and -ay that We are crrrum cTib"d and that thcr"
Is but one man in the United states who Is avail
abb. A, candidate. when as a mnitrr ~ h't
tbe yer, msa ~ whom my epcaH can
not possibly win. 0;crevcl appalu-c Voice. linr
nah for HE. The Intention Is that when t1'
man who f. nor laudcd rs the only oliiary 'ani.
M. onl, con,ccriicd patriot q the Dcnoraiir party
f. presented 10 the convention al Chicago. 5000 men
Will ari-e shout al and try to create 'nch nn
,nthm-ia>u Tia the prop" cannot r"-lsi f Don't be
nd-cd rs the sam. shout, that viii 20 up In to-
morrow, convention.
No party In lhi, land" hc continued. where there
are 80 many question at Issue. - many questions oi
subsidy of expenditure. of contraction of the cur-
renew Of banking and % finance. can = INTO IN" cam
paien with only on pr,ncipl" or po'y ana tie man
must lc A stupid FOOLS, who dlrs TO >ay il should.
Great applause
Al the Cleveland meeting. II. +. Richardson. Editor
Of The Atlanta journal" was the principal speaker
lie made a ringing speech, In which he cctcniei that
the nomination Of Cleveland was the best wa' to IN
sure Democratic success. The Cleveland meeting
selected Senator Pope Rarrow the Cleveland can
didate for chairman q the convention, and decided
unanimously to present Dupont HucrrV, H. = hrnhn
Son FIcmiug Eiblgnon and !. VI. smith a the Clevc
land candidate, for drlcgac~ at large.