The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-07

Democrats have made up their minds 10 70 into this
night to vim and with suth dstsrmination they nau.
rails torn 10 David bennett Mn A. their leader lie
has never let the Democratic banner trail In defeat
bat has Always borns aloft to victory. Q. times in
the face Of obstseles that seemed tnsurmountab,e.
Hin and victory" will ~ the battle cry OF the Dem.
oerats IN the coming campaign.
Ersa Ne Lsrissso, Rrts,issnes, NV,
David .. MI, 10 Democrat who never shi.s'
FSsm ns tAtuso Hsra'd
The uuaninl'y enthusiasm. and character Of the
New York Convention and the hamea Of the
delegates to Chicago show that the Democracy of
New York 10 overwhelmingly for Hit New York IL a
pivotal state With great roitica Influence That State
being for MIL he had the indsputa BILE right to secure
a. early an authoritative anhouncemsnt Of the fact "A
possible for the bearing would be sure TO have on
the general campaign. II was good politics Anything
else would havs been poor politics No cane man in
this country 10 honest In the supposon that hi was
Instrumental IN securing an early convention because
he feared that. IL 1t were delayed the Nusw jumps or
any other element Of politics would capture his follow
Ing In New YORK.
Prom ne n Lnsis CHrc.fde
JEpsrasox CrrrFeb 16.-whils large majority Of tho
members Of the state Legislature favor the nominn
ten Of Grover Cleveland for President still, h. has not
the shost of chance CARR the Missouri deerution
In the National Convention TO be held In Chicago
Tom tie Dn,ton Arau, (GoA
Tne time hn come Tor bold expression. and Georgia
10 for the choice II New York Around the mn stand
ard her vote be marshaed to its wonted solidty
A man who has never been defeated best proves his
ptowsss.
yron ne CAsrnkes Aaro,os fGal
We are OF the opinon that Hill 10 the TO lead the
Democratic party to victory.
FROM IA. Font Valley EsaAn teal
majority or the voters OF the country failed to en-.
dorse Grover Csvelands Administration At the POLLS
What has since then his chances
for eleotionf
Prom de Nsewan Ads,nes tsa.l
When Hill shall have served four years a. President
will surpass anything yet witnessed In this republic
Give every man bis dues
From ne Austsor Nees. waicaman (eal
TO run Cleveland now whom he 10 shorn Of prestige
and political power. would b to invite defeat.
Play the winning hand.
From the Cena~s Ds~oosttxiehJ
Mr. Cleveland has held the once OF President OF
the United ssatss was defeated for reelection and has
no further claim OH the Democratic party.
Prom As kemplh A ppsni. AraianrAs (Tenn.l
The recactrant Democrats OF New York who intend
soIng to Chicago to defeat Mr. Hill should begin by re-
solving that In case the National Convention should
nominate him. they will accept the nominaton. That
10 the way for them to proceet In order TO gain audi
prepared to holt in their wishes not accedsd
to, they will nnd cold comfort.
Prom ne Tausto~ Nsrs (kaal
Cnless there cosent reasons in favor OF soms
other candidate II being agreed that Mr. Cleveland
should not be considered other States han York;
would do we'll to fall into true line and present solid
and united front for the great battle ahead
From d. Gods4sn Lesds, fAial
The machine in this State doesn't grind Hill grst
but We common people" will get there Just the same
From the Nsridfon Ne,es (XtsL
That Mr. Cleveland was opposed to the Force bill the
Noes does not doubt but that he contributed one
iota TO its defeat 10 equally true.
His muswumpism was the great barrier between
him and his duty this matter. and the time has
whom the Democratic party Of this country
put man at the head Of the Administration of this
Government who will administer It according to the
usagss and principles Of the party.
Let the people Of the South look upon these TIVE
pictures and say. Which which,
Long live David B. mn!
From ne Scranton Etss fPa.L
A few months asoit would DO dnicum to md . sentl
ment favorable to Senator David b. Hill In this section
Democrats Of this locality snd unqusstionably the
favote OF the untrammsllsd Democracy Of this State
From hs Qusnsaowr Nrrs kd.l
Wnen tue smoke OF OAtto cleared away nom the New
York Democratic State Convention It was found there
was no battle only working Convention OF Demo-
Gratis who nominated delegates represent Yorks
choice. David HILL In the Chicago Convention what
left the body Of . highly stuffed and conss-
Grated Augwump bird who seen, with head stuck
under its wing hopink for resurrection by Conven.
tion Of kicksrs In May.
Fror ne SarunnaA Pres (Gal
It would be only fair and just to David Hill to say
n linn Antto hAsu
full and mastey Of the needs Of the psry
and Of the people At this time. 1t far above
ordinary mess OF political speeches. and there the
lofty and scholarly vein In his remarks which surprised
in Atlanta. We arc compelled to admit that Senator
Hill sounded patriotic and telling chord when he went
before the Convention after the action Of yesterday
From the Nrs 0riaans ssats.
The antiHill men appear to have hopes that the
National Democratic Convention viii recognize the
contesing delegation which they will send to Chicago
and seat It, Tho recent State Convention held At Al
bany although machine made. regular In every re-
spsct, and the National Convention will so declare
the delegation which is instructed for Senator HILL
From ne St Paul Dsiiy Gsoss
With an unprecedented unanmity and enthusiasm
the New York Democracy have proposed tho name Of
David b. Nil A. tho Democratic Presidential candi
date for 1892 Their own personality. the purity OF
Their Democracy. tho Importance OF the common
wealth in VIII ch they live their Conference and oneness
OF sentiment all taken together give power to their
aims which ne ordinary opposition can Withstand.
WoriA's Fair Figsres.
From a Chfoogo kRsr 10 ne Bnscn Gios~
Asnearly be sscsrtained. about IS 900 900 Of
the o. COO subscribed has been collected Probably
At least 81 900 900 will prove financial myth
The city Of Chicago has pledged % 600 900 bonds
and 10 in the market to ret the money How much Of