The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-19
MAT BIG MEETING
rn TO OVERTURE ThE
Es!e' HILL BOON

d r.rbED TO o'H-
nca NIL BOOM.
4, s.gardsal. .' SHOWS Laughs at the Mug
a 4 .s,l John r. fe, Congressman Cochran
=, lsss s. Is n a psis
a''s' 's;,s.on special to the Atlanta
! ,,,itation' says: ,,, .+rat;on in New.
4 lbs =. AMI ,irst is looked ap0n here by
ID r ,,s den democrats as tame affair.
'f i0'a ,not see anything in it to cause
't,' e'' ~ the s,ra,shout democrats of
II sn .a ,ssv look upon it With a great
la' e, If 's contempt. Instead Of it Great e.
|e'''p. g. ss,r as TO democratic success IN
4 -, ~, y. state, it is looked upon as ra-
'F '''' :, ,h;nr for the democracy, for
IT. g. s.'1 mnrnump crowd fighting the.
90 'a ..., democrats,t the straightouts are
'as.' !, he united and held together as u,
4 NV never been held before. 1t is
~ .l sa,s Old crowd who have fought the 4
4 r. 49,, :. democracy of New York Tor tue
+, w., ,,', some of the New York democrats a,
- - n, matter today. There isnot the
/ gl''a' . w. Of annoyance expressed by
|tsn. -. ~ rtrtows rAEKs.
BOSNIAN John R. Fellows, one OF the
..,.,t Of New York orators, when ap-
| |',,,,lp, this afternoon said: :,
- = -, s,en Bob Ingersoll FIJI Cooper
|.,,. !, oyerRoving to denoance Christ;
| I. .h,nld it moi be filed, then, to de-
Hulg The meeting amounts TO
|s g., The men Who we're the leaders
||s,l, meeting are men who have never
|,,,,,rtea Hill,and have always attempted
h ,,t the regular democracy OF view
|gps."
IN, ron have any fears Of this crowd
|..,;ns another convention to select dele
Ipis 10 Chcago!" :, n,
FsaSot in the least. There VIII oe no
as,, convention, ind thele will be no op-
D |s.it jeleratcst to the regular delegates.
H. T, Cleveland men, you will observe, are
;, J to elect delegates in the February
nsrreplion. Gould they he successful,
N, would he perfectly satisfied with the
s,sr,ation on the date it has been called.
N, .iuplv fight mnde by Mr.. Cleveland g
sepds either to carry New York or for
M to destroy the party. They seemed
ll.tsraincd 10 rnle OF ruin, but fortunate
Mo-, Inc democracy, they can do neither.
II. convention was called regulnrlyssin the
syplur sar, and the executive committee
4 The democracy vas unanimously in fn-
1, Of the date selected. The great mass
aDemocrats in New York are thoroughly
alsfed 1t is absurd for any one to think
bat this opposition will amount to any
ling
WHAT COCHRAN HAS TO SAY.
Congressman ". Bourke Cochran, the
mat 'Tsmmany orator and leader, In re-
plse to an inquiry, said;
.sllook upon this meeting last night with
aliempt. ltamounts to nothing. 1t will
bnothinc, md even if it tried, could &c
asylish nothing. ! think this is about
BLAST that YOU will hear Of this crowd Of
iyrumps. There were few democrats
hihe meeting, and the democrats will
aiport the regular ticket. ! look npon
lysump opposition as beneficial to the
saocratic party. We have never gained
election in New York with the mug
imp support, add were they with us now
'suald have very grave doubts ms to the
sialt. New York will send solid Hill
ahsston to the national convention, and
!i.l confident we will carry New York in
y next presidential by the largest mn
pit! for the democracy that the great
ale ever rolled up. believe we will get
aleas. sixty thousand majority"
OTHER OPINIONS COINCIDE.
al the other New York democrats spo-
. TO express the sameopinion about this
aail the democrats of the country are no
We annoyed by last nights dcmonstra-
laa than they are, it will not he given o
s'and thought. These men believe that
= democracy Of the United States is
siOus to elect president the next time.
Y! heleve the democracy of the south
assesnzes the fact that, with New York
a'he other doubtful stntes combined
ssi a man who is absolutely certain to
~ New York, the party is sure to win,
Isihe!y further believe TINT NIL sections
.sas country stand willing to ante upon
,han with whom we can win. With Sem
\. Y NIL they know that the democracy
sula. With BIZ. Cleveland the5chsnces
!. !. me republicans would again be in
..e'' and with them in power there would
sss,'aef attempt, and perhaps, a sue
saai one to foist the force bill upon
w In view OF all this, demo