New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
HILLS PRIVATE GRAVEYARD.
II IS ALL READY FOR TIE BONES OF
CLEVELAND MEN
d. CADY HERRICK NAY BE ITS FIRST OCCUPANT
THE COMING STATE CONVENTION
WORRIES THE DEMOCRATS.

. element among the Democratic politicians In the
State Capital to-day over the thought that Dem
ocratic State Convention must be held in January
+ for the purpose of nominating sixteen Democrats
as candidates for delegatesat-larIc to the Constl-
tutonal Convention. which will be held In Albany
in May. And as State committees usually give SIX
weeks notice 10 voters Of an intention to hoid II
State Convention. in order that there may be SUI
fccnt time for the holding Of primary elections
and Assembly District conventions. at which del
c.ates are cccted, the Democratic State Committee
must meet early in December in order that the
State Convention may be held in January. As the
election will take place on February a. and the
/ Ballot I.form law ppscribcs that state nomina-
tion- must all he filed at least twenty five days be-
fore the day of election, tle nomination OF clndl-
! dates for Observation-Disclosures must all be- made ana
I've file with the Secretary Of State on or before
! January 20 That rcqur mcnt Of law compc.s
the Great political paric, 20 hold their State con-
ventlons by the middle Of January at least. 1t
may he added that the Republican stat" Commit
te,, will be compelled al.o to meet early IN DE-
ccmber in order to is,ue a call for the Republican
| State Convention.
Wha. dis,nrbs the minds OF the Democratic
State officers is that tho holding of a State Con-
v.ution may lead to scrimmase between the
Administration and the Anti-Administration Demo
I
must be termed in the future, the "Anti-Ad-
miuis,ration Democrats, as is well known, have
/ complete control of the machinery Of the Demo
cratic party in this State They have % pen
cent Of the members Of the Democratic state
Committee Indeed, practical politicians can see
only one Administration Democrat in the ranks
OF the committee, namely, Judge d. Cady llerrlck,
Of this city. and hi, proxy Is held by James II.
Manning, who voted in favor of the nomination
of David T. Ilin at tie Democratic National Con-
vcntion.
bat. although the Democratic State Committee
il now controlled overwhelmingly by the lhIl
Democrats. tier. men have reason TO fear
diminution OF their strength in that committee
if the Cleveland Democrats. cnholdoncl by Grover
Clcyciaud'- election as President, should make
mos, Gctermint, effort To- wr'st the machihrry
/ Of tie Democratic party oIt oi Their hands. Mr'
Ilill and hi, friends 80" that th" Anil Nnappcf
Democrat, would strus-lr desperately to gain
/ control of the Democratic ogr nizauon, II Tor
no ether reason tAau To demonstrate their pol.u-
cal serDtjh. ana nhproy" their position when
thov coru- Urlor. Mr. Cleveland ami ask for the
-poll> of Office the State Convention al', must
n. held AT a d.-irlctiug time. with tho Democratic
i,.atIr,. busy uu tie iutrIo-t.n- work OF elect
Dad. a United State, Senator. II ml-ht 80 happen
that the p 90. .. over a." d'l'-fto- t. ID" state
Convention wDdl Dee 80 fierce IL {, smash tie
ate upon wi,cA Is uow Wrtton tine name OF
Edward Murphy, IT,, for United S'ate' senator.
There is one prominent Hill Democrat how
ever VINO II Is SAM ""'''' '''' ''','' W II's
ocr,iic State Convention with pleasure HIS
name is David b I'm. aud he hvcs at lHeah
ilou-. OH Cemetery Ridge. Ilo, il j. slid has a
private crave, ard for such Of the Cleveland Dem
ocr.', a, dared 10 oppos" hi, nomination for Pres
D fa ia as
.,I - . ..I will n. d Cady UorIick, the
+, . ,u..,, ,,ln , d.nantly
H''i''.' u ,l,
kept iho h"- "' ''''''""" "' i'~
other Cleveland men IH Tie >tf" t"'i-" IL
.-...f.,, ., ,., ,r., retirement NJ Hi holds
., f H.. ... .,.r. far fi. Anti
''f' "''I'' "'-'' L. r,,.,l
snapper movement u' "''"'"~ "' '"
t t.., ,-..,, tl.,. Sf,t. 70
''H"'"~ "' 'l''' 11
the Democratic National ''HNru'l'n i"'
..,,,,.f., .,.u. .f Mr. Ilrrrier If Mr. liils views
.., .1l D.. =. ,i,.r,,.e hi- D.mocr.,i, or.uui-
lI''"''' WI" '' 80 y" ..,..:,. II
1ation IA Albany oi the u'"-' oil reg
Was with the view OF dl>Mr1tins the ll'tr"A
machine that iAs ,,I Droocr-'' in ',r ,n"r lay
ci"c'io" no''F 'N' u.( , ,,,.1,..i, 4,
County down 10 hd4i lis usual ul'n'",l A.
tho ucvt S.oto Convention the l.ll Democrats
Wv, a.. o,r,or,iop with drlc,a-
VIII appear pclo'' INV ",.,.a,,;,
tons cDntcstng every seat Ae'd III ''d' co''Nc"''"
by llcrrick men from Albany County senator
i.r ,l. li,.. i th. coii,ity now. H. il predicted,
''i' ""o ' ~. .,,.,..i,., dl..,tion.
VIII head one OF '"'S' '.,''.7 ,,.,.',.,..I
II i, hi.hly nohablc therefore, that TN" cleveland
D.,,o,r,t. of Albany County who follow judge
,, ,,I, 9,,l themselves branded AT
..'.'.'.i", o. ,.,t o0ic,arIv member,
Of he Democi"', p-F/ II" i'',''u mni i''Ti }"ii
., intends. II i said, To- I'LL lis private crave