New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


urr1, MEy SIX IT WILL BE HELD NEXT MONTH
THE CLEVELAND MEN EXPORTED 10 hT
SYST FRAUD IN THEIR OWN rA'li'
Albany. Jan. 70 CspeciaD.-The Tribune has eood
many Democratic readers in Albany WHO sI.'"" p'V
flueIy Of its politics, but buy 1t because a. "s '
j., & the best newspaper published in America DIV
" ,oran head 80 many AS il had to-day. lis article
,sivelv telling Of David Il. llill's plan to nave al
carly Democratic state Convention held 10 eject uf'
ratcs To the Democratic National '"hN'"io' "'' 10y
cnnsc NJ ths unwontcd reading Of The tribune py
these Democrats. The Cleveland Denoo''" vi ~ ~
wore the mos, excited and were threatening al SORTS
~ bolts, if Mr. Hill had ." snap cau'useS h'"
r,oir oncor was not allayed when tho leading Jill
Democrats coolv informed them that rs soon as tho
Democratic National Committee set day uie "e'"
for the meeting Of the Democratic Na''o""' v'
ventIon the call would be Issued. under Mr. inns
orders for the holding Of the Democratic ouo WI,
yo,tion The convention would be held they sad'
nm February "a and they believed that 1t W ud ulah''
or.t,, f,vor the nomination Of David T. Hill Tor
pros i,o,t and would elect delegates To the Na'iohai
convention pcdged IN his support. Tie liiii Demo
crats further said that Chcmnng county in's'' "o'
a convention as early as saturday next anu "o o"'
c,cc, hin delegates but also pass resolutions ia'or
ing his nomination for President. Thcn uero "oua
-, . .,riuc ~ such conventions. all booming NM
The Cleveland men denounced the propoSeu cary
corvop,ion as a snap convention u was
intended they said. 10 prevent the bo""''"''
masses rising and demanding the nomination OF "foV,
Cleveland for President. They also shld I'M """'"
usc the 1000 census cnumerators u De cmpi"Se' !"
the month 81 February 10 work for the eh'"on W
uu delegates TO the Democratic State ConVehhoh'
IN night fresh excitement was created AMONG wv
cleveland Democrats by the receipt By one OF them vi
letter from T. FIlcry Anderson. the president OF 'he
Reform club Of New York. Mr.. Anderson saSS' i'll
part: -. Memorable
We oro Informed that Is the purpose OF the D'"f'''
s,o Committee Z, admit TO sent, In the state Conven7
onlv those delegates VINO are pledged 10 CORY III" '
emo Commands OF the State Committee without regard 10
the win Of tho electors temseves In furthersh'e OF u
purposc ~ IL proposed 70 secure the return Oh p''''
do,ega,e. 70 The state Convention "ho' Sole
,,le M their ONCE will upon irregular eef"hcaH
rned without any authority whaeyer from tho electors
| themselves. ..,c
yo- DELEGATES 10 your state convention must be mfh
reormcrs from convection and believers in honest money
- ,,od in vorr recent State convention. in order that
| ,hcss urln1ipes may be faithfully rpfcsehbH
in the man who through their '"o'N' W" w
presented the Democratic electors u ~
ni.d States Tor their President in order
ia secure the election Of OF this chsrAtr a. you.
d.lcg,o, IL is necessary that YOU should be Ngaht a
ncti,c; that you should meet together N your As'0"
districts atnd your cau'u'e' ana primaries "1'' 'I'
the foil exercise Of your rights a. Demo fe ''c'N ANU
SEQ 70 II that whom have irrusi"d WIN inc conn
mission represent you In the state Convention -h- o"
admitted to their >cat- tho uil recognition {"
| their rights your r'pIr-cnt~ti'e'
Tie Cleveland new -paIcr organ here, Inc N'"0P
Argus I, greatly d.irc,-,d IA mind b' the proposition
IN hold the Democratic state Convention - carly ~
! February -. In an editorial arclc 1t makes an IN
direct protest, follows:
The date Of the Dcih0ratic state Convention Is
| rrrnlv fixed within CERTAIN dates by precedent ana
tradition which Democratic state Committee hhs
| always felt bound 20 follow. Vow lorFs part In ur
| Presidential conflict has ALWAYS been Of such 'aPcne
| importance that to secure .hc mature chG'c u 10
Democratic coctor, at their cauctse- and conventions
has always ban recognized bv the state Committee a.
| an Obligation that d" Il tie DcW"' rAch Oh III"
| whole Natlnn. For The last twenty year TN dht"'
! and places 81 Democratic state conventions IN Nc"
| York "a elect dclrsau- {" the Nau"h'
| Convention have been follows; May -, lee
| New York: June L. l--s. Saratoga. April ~, l--o.
Syrncu,e April 90. 1876. Itca Nay -. l-72 Roche,
tor These dat. every one familiar With ~" pDl
Tics Of tiis STATE knows. not chosen arbitrarily
| \ state convention IN February or March ""dld W.
| recognized hy All cyidcnc" of an attempt 10
| f,r,.StaIl the sentiment Of the party ANA iorr
| Some obnoxious programme on Democratic voters.
The cas 81 the state convention have thus been nNe'
i'm the Ia. by Samuel !. Tid"n and tho~e who have
followed him. permit OF IA" FULLEST opportunity
,or deliberate choice aud 10 prevent The dkiranohsc
ment Of any Democrat