New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
D. B. HILL IT'S CHOICE.
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polls q. primary conducted strictly In accordance with
the hw and about thirty voted without any regard 70 ~"
AZ side she The delegates OF the thirty were seaVeu IN
convention the dseea,cs Of the 81 were refused fec's
milton
Mr. Locke described other outrageous performances
OF he Iilll machine and continued:
These are instances and fair instances OF what occurs IN
the third city OF the STATE under the present regime i'
same condition exists in adjoining countee Ny own jug
ment 4, that the present member Of the state Coho
from the Buffalo district doe, not represent 10 per cent q
the Democrats in that district vet he unite in the ea or
mi1wnter convention violation Of all party ece-e''
and the who him claim virtue for MS acuoh Uc-
cause they he represents The regular party Organization
Il IL strange that guilty Of such practices should ho'
hesitate to disob.y party lawq Is that such nh
Should in disregard Of all precedent. call the coNp
held to-day7 WHAT do they care for prccedcht'4 "h o
they care public opinion What regard have heS of
the fact that the essential object q National Convention Is
to give expression to public opinion as 1t obtains lH
datey before the assemblies What IS inc uuS
OF selfrespecng Democrats under such conditions W.
must cali together in the person Of Their duly eec'oi u
gates Democratic electors OF tho state the source u VII
party authority, and seek substitute for these uniIhu
agents men who 81 all dutv honesty ooy Sn'
and party usage, and fairly and faithfully represent
both at Chicago and the campaign before us the Deno
cratic party OF this great state
Charles J. Canda then elected to be the sccIe-
tary OF the meeting.
n
Mr.. Anderson then made one OF the best sp Genes
that he ever mas delivered 1t received with graf
enthusiasm Here is what lie said in the course OF his
sp ech
This opposition is certainly most unusual we nave
nod divisions factions and bolts, but almost WITHOUT "a
cept!on the favored OF States find no difficulty IN
obtaining the approval and Endorsement OF tier ia'N
within the limits OF their State. Why is IT, ueA'
tot the sentiment OF large poron Of the Democracy
Of the Is pronounced so Distinctly hosthe' I" 'o
nomination OF Senator David b. Hill os to demsuu r'P
sen,aton expression in another state Convention
This movement is prompted by tho Intense loyalty Of the
party to the which il has suceeeced In le'V'
and lust anger against action which puts those issues III
jco ardy, puts the purity In jeopardy ana su'N'u""Ns
principles to men, These issues are tariff reform eho
honest money The Democratic masses OF New.fork do not
believe that Senator David Il. H + proper representa-
tive OF these issues. IuTih reform. winch HhiS '"e
remedy to return to tariff OF 1888 doe>not ansucr
the demands Of the Democracy. In THIS STATE tho Democ
rc has declared for honest money This issue be
safely intrusted who to the South That hS Is
for the free coinage Of silver and petnd@ TO say 70 Tho
North that no opposed 20 III And vet these issues are
the very sap and life Of the patty II they arc betai'
tho marty must 90 down. and ought TO down. IL IS the
LOYALTY OF tho masses these great issues 1t is the se
desfe Of the masses 70 achieve victory based up' ''
principles which has permitted this great movement "u
which will swell the torrent of It's followers untl tho
mighty wave OF popular Will shall raise It, angry crest ana
as H. breaks II Will away all opposition 10 uc WI
yndicatloa OF the OF taTif reform and honest
onev bv the nomination Of the candidate who can bes
and most successfully represent them.
TIE ADDRESS TO DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
The reading clerk was called upon to read the nd
dress to the D mocrltc voters ot the state after MI
Anderson lad concluded Liz speech. Here is the nd
dress:
To the Democratic Electors Of tho STATE OF New'fofk;
Tho sesent Democratic State Committee appointed by
the state Convention Of 1871 It's controlling menUe'P
was secured at that by the admission Of nrmeF
Gus Irregular contesnc delegations and by tho exclusion
f delegates regularly elected by the majority Of tho Demo
cratic voters Tho STATE Committee complete control
over the machinery which delegates NAV obtain seats In
the convention 10 exercises absolute jurisdiction IN
making up the preliminary roll which determines the men,
bor.hln O, the Committee on Contested seats Tho ex-
lerence Of 1891 taught that no matter no" com
Meta and enphatlc the vote be IN the coucnscs or
In the Assembly District conventonA II Ito result IA not
satsfartorv the delegates chosen By The Demo ecV
tors. Will be set aside Of delegation having no
shadow Of Right. except suO'crN1enb I" 1'' S~-,o ~
mittcc.
The issues involved IN the pending campaign are OF
tho utmost gravity These issues are tariff REFORM by
which IS radical revision OF the tafn in ~coFa
.n.o with the principles OF platforms Of 1870 and
lsss and honest money. by which meant tho preserve
ton at all times OF equality Of tho intrinsic values OF
our god silver curTcneies All the Dcnocr9te
OF this STATE entitled 20 10 fairly rcprcntd
In convention called declare the sentiment OF the
state on these Issues and Us preference as TO the standard
bearer best qualified secure their triumphant Nndcaton
at the polls.
nv which the quadrennaI conventions TO elect Pres
Dental delegates been held not earlier than the
middle OF the month Of April has become 20 established
a. TO have the Of party law 1t Is the duty q" parry
officials 10 follow the usagcs o. The party and to call con-
y.,,,o,s I'm tho accustomed manner The action Of the
state Committee In suddenly calling convention III mo-
winter in the interest Of particular candidate u'h'es
the electors full and fair representation % "hch thy
AZ. entitled 1t was unexpected by the masses OF the
4 3D.. hold N without
for nr,paraton except tho pV Of those Whose organ
nation was already perfected IN secret expedition % h'
call The electors had assumed o. they had rifht 70
assume that there would DO no departure from 'st'o'hu
precedent.
tn e Marty oscials making politics profession u is
hut matter OF a day week 70 concentrate their 'I
qanlrauon Tor the purposes Of primary elections h' "
the rank and file II tho party ABSORBED In ifNa'o "na
having personal omb.ton OF Itcunay hc''s. 70 suO
serve aud participating roucs only during Tho carr
talgn much longer time Is neccstafy 70 consult anu
oryanize concerted action For tho i-'t Time III th'
history Of the party find the state committee @IS'
In the cause Of favored candidate who shrink from sub
hitting his case to tho tost of fee ond FUN vote u INC
omocr,cv 10 has used ia powers for tho a'c"cd pF-
nose ~ ser1ng Nj, Icr.0nal ambition instead of eiounF
70 all Democratic electors equal and fsf opportunity 70
vprc. tr preferences. both 10 the Issues ana ca-
a,D II has become the instrument 81 faction instaP
~ being Che representative Of the whole PARTY
Tho pervcrsion the political power winch sho'd Dc
i.cd only for the benefit Of the party 10 the ser
lce o. the individual s. dangerous IA tHc extreme w
ready the disastrous results q the party ha'b p'h ron
IN the local elections this state Tho incTeaseu nun
her az Republican supervisors by which the control Of
, - onr counties has been lost 10 the Democflcy i
formal EXPRESSION 70 heir wishes at public meeting ho"
n Cooper Unon 11h day Of February. ana ot SIM
l,r EXPRESSION from many thOusard Democrats IA hlhE'
comfy and Of similar demands made By Democrats IN th
counties Of Albany. CattaIaugus' Cha'nqNa' pu'.n''
trc c;cnesee Green HcIkmcr. Livingston Madison
Monroe. Montgomery, Niagara Oneida onond'aa ohta','
Orange Orleans Oswego Otscgo. Queens EocAahu'
SCHENECTADY, Schohaiie Wcstchtster ana wyoming.
Received That the Democratic electors q each AZ
o,hI, nis,rict in THIS STATE hereby requested u
choose three DELEGATES and three aterna"s a: ASemoG
district Conventions. which shall DO constituted Dy pr
mare, held IA no earlier than the hss d'F OF MAY
ard on not less than Ave days public notice OF the um'
- t,,o ~ boidirg the came 70 form state convention
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