New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
ORGANIZING AGAINST HILL.
THE PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE MEETS.
OFFICERS ELECTED-FAvoRABLE REPORTS FROM
THE STATE.

OFFICERS ELECTED-FAvoRABLE REPORTS FROM
THE STATE. y
The Provisional state Committee of the anti-Hil
movement appointed at the Democratic conference held
at Union Hall in Albany last Monday, met at Demo
cratic Headquarters No 10 wallst, yesterday TO per
feet the organization and arrange such premnar1es MS
were necessary to prepare for the state convention
which Is t. &c held at Syracuse on May 81 seVeiai
ell-known New York Democrats met with the com
mittee among them Frederic Il. Couderi, who presded
at the Cooper Union anti Hill mass-meetng OF FEB
ruary II: ex-Mayor william X. Grace and Orlando b.
Potter The members of the committee present ana
rvpresenting various counties in the state were us
follows
cw-York-Ex- Secretary Charles S. Farchild, E. FL
lery Anderson, Edward B. Whitney, William F. Curtis
Kings rcounty-Edward NJ. shepard, George roster
Peabody.
Erie-Frankln ID. Locke.
Oswego-wiam A. Poucher
Monroe Charles Roe.
oneids.-Thomas +. Kinney.
Observation-Disclosures c. Peck
Orange-M. y. Kane. 80
Cattarnugus- Robert Gricr Monroe. proxy Tor HUI
son Ansley. =. ,nor,os
Madison-W A. NOrthrOp Vepicso"'0N ny
S. Farchild). 1870,
Nlaqara-o W. Cutler represented by f. ~ ho.hcI'
Tho members from outside the city were caiieu OIL
for reports of the state OF the movement Ill '"ti
counties and sections, and all made encouraging S''o
mcnts of the growth and strength OF the 1eehe as"''
HILL The plan OF campaign was discussed III us SOY
eral phases and all the speakers promseo i'e0
,,,,ssa,taton from their districts at syracuse
m. Provisional Committee organized by eecnng ex'
cecretarv Faircblld chairman and William r. O"rls
treasurer. 1t decided that an Executive Oo'"
mtttee OF and Finance committee Vi "N
should be constituted to be appointed by inc o""'
man. Mr. Fairchid will probably announce the names
tomorrow, or early in the week. l. Z. balu"''' ~ "
soa. will be chairman of the Finance Committee
,Nhnr ,h. rxecutive Committee is organized n per-
mament secretary will be chosen. The hlins OF the
provisional Committee that all the thriyiour Ioh
vress Districts of the state should be represented was
discussed but definite and final action was po''poheu
until leading Democrats in the unrepreseheu ustios
have been heard FROM .,
A form of enrolment was adopted Tor cfcuiauo"
throughout the State. 1t Is as follows;
We the undersigned Democratic electors OF me
County of =, state of Newlorh, do hereby RAINY
the action of the Newlork COMMITTEE OF h r cty e Of
Albany, on the 22d OF February. In cains st ave
to e held n at %s i auh OF Se delegates
elected at that Convention TO repre ent us at inc T
cratic National Convention to be hcld AT Inc CITY o'
Chicago the 21st Of June next
Thousands of copies OF this document will he sent
out over the State at once, giving an opportunity 10
every Democrat within It's borders 10 enter MS per
sona protest against HIS disreputabe ana SCREENING
These
expected aggregate hundreds of thousands VIII oe
tal.en TO Syracuse and aerward to Chicago as cdcnce
OF the real Democratic sentiment IN this stat
The Provisional Committee will be continued un,ll
fhe State Convention at syracuse selects lis permanent
successor of the first subjects which The execn
five committee will consider will be the methods 10
no observed in clectng delegates 10 the State Con
vention. % tf.
During the session of the committee yesterday
sneeches were made by Frederic r. C0udert, ex-
Mayor Grace, secretary Faiichid ana by most
of the representatives from the country dlstrlcts
franklin D. Locke, of Buffalo, said the sentiment OF
Erie County against Hi was overwhelming lie
estimated that eight out of every ten voters were
oproscd TO IIills nomination. Mr. Locke gave Drlei
description of the proceedings of the anu-ilii meet
ing held on Friday evening in Buffalo ut which the
Mayor OF the city presided. and county committee
of forty was appointed TO aid in the anti Hill revolt.
The County Committee had opened headquarters anu
would be in good working order by Monday. III one
town of Erie County he said, there were $50 Demo
Gratis only three of them Hill men. When the caucus
was held prior TO the State Convention, one OF the
Hill sick, but the other two net heid tlae
caucus. and elected themselves ana ,ne ,hc cy e
admitted at the Albany Convention 49,, ~.
t;onnI pemocratic Convsniion Of and has been
prominent in politics in L5vnsIinn L9nply, ioF lHrY
yybirb incndes tie counties Of Genesec, wyoming
Orleans and Livingston was for Grover Cieveand ior
PlcSscut our people, ne dlucl. opP"ocu ~
Hill on principle and public sentiment is wholly against
him We are organizing and are going to snow tis
20 be fact" ill.,,
William A. Poucher. OF Oswego. made similar rep
resontatlons about his district "A big majority OF
our people he said against itll from now IN
iii the polls close In NOvembe"' '.io-. .4 .'
The headquarters OF the committee Will be removed
+o,norroy 10 No 81 WilIam-st. the new apartments
being more convenient and better adapted 70 the pur-
nose than the rooms at No. 10 Waist. which have
heeo i'm use since the Hill Hotel meeting Of
Tebyuary 4. The Executive Committee will hold daily
sessions at the new headquarters.
THE STATE COMMITTEE TO MEET.