New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
HE HAS THAT TIRED FEELING.
HILL. GoEs BACK To ALBANY IN DISCOURAGED


III Ill Co.'s BACK TO ALBANY IN DlSfD' RA'fD
MOOD.
senator Dave Hin took late afternoon train bacl
10 Albany Yesterday. having ended another Of his
snap visit, 10 Ncw York. ~ lie stepped aboard the
train which wa, IL carry him back to his den At the
state Capitol ANYBODY near enough to him to note The
expression OF Ms coores- features could see that he
Was tires, man. The rumble u the approaching
gathering Of the Democratic hot 10 dcnoI.ncc his
midwiutcr plotting greeted hs cara yesterday on
whichever side 81 tie river he happened 10 he. In
New lork he could not shut lis eyes 10 the act'y OF
the genuine Democracy 81 Til, city. who were prcpir
INK tor to-nishr- great nonstrau"n at the Cooper
Union. In Brooklyn he found the same sort Of prep
ursiiiou going for meeting which h Democratic
opponent, Of Kings County and Long Island are Ia
hold to.rorrow night IN the Clty Of Churches. w
wonder lllil was nervous sad and tired.
But 4 the new, OF the local elections In Interior
couniics which made Dave not only tired but innt
The report Of the sweeping Republican victories OF
Tuesday which appeared H. the morning nc"s papcrs.
and were confirmed with added Republican maOrfuc-
and gains. gave him such pain that he thought he
wolld better scuiry back Albany before hc down
sick lie might explain to lnqLiri1g friend, IN the
south and West who had reed 10 take stock In hi
boom that the Gfaccs and Falrclllds and Audcrsous
and llewlus and Coudct3 and Ottcndorfrs of the ami
lin movement were mo Democrats, ana that Their
revolt against hi, unprecedented and unprinclplc'i
attempt to grab the Of the state would Ia
Nothing. but how could he c>pain away the certain
fore hadownc ~ per onal defeat which these lection
returns showed that the people getting ready for
him Dave knew that II was hopeless JOB. and
the detected, di1pred ,ourcd. sicly face be carried
back 10 Albany yesterday betrayed the real condition
Of fhe man.
lie ha, gore back 10 stay. it whispered anon
h, own nk hers. Yesterday. until the convention Of
February - ., been hid. He does not dare it j.
>plu"i. 10 leave h> headquarters for any length OF
,pn. because Pee j. ia constant dread Of sor.cthine
cropping up wluch VII loosen HI, grip upon the vote
Il the stat, at Chicago Trcarhcrous himself, he fear
irc,cncry anon. h, miionS and he must lc upon the
ernund 4, watch them Ills dutic, IN the Scraic At
va .lrreton VIII remain unpcrfrrned. II was pre-
drtcI Yesterday that he viii not occupy his seat =
fortnight all told during tn" remainder Of the scS,ih
lie ha- tol much to look after at Albany.
While in Brooklyn yesterday hi, time was devoted IL
"mcudiug h, fences which are becoming seriously
mcnt in opposition 10 his mdwintcr convention. lie
h0inobl,cd with politician, in the vicinity Of the city
Han ana visited tie huildng the Court House, and the
Rfoaklyn CAB. From the steps II the CITY Hall he
could the ilan- parcrcy on the front OF the Ar
buckle pulldur which r,"id-: Headquarters of the
Democrat. opposing early state Convention" lie
Na, not rash enough venture into the rooms, bni
d.~u I'D the opposition 10 IN, movement with Io,s"
Mrlauclln and others. and was assured that II
Amounted 10 nothing. II" remarked 10 Corporation
Cnlr-cl I"nk- Ihrv have the ma,--n"ctinSo ana
The bIi,, bands and ! have the delegates