The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01
From hs Passdic Herald.
yeland can never be reelected Pre- sid er

From the Pdfsdic Herald.
Grover Cleveland can never be reelected President
From The B1i,,haH Times.
The Times is for David b. Hill for President.
From the Northampton Gdsede.
Mr. z. Ravens. an alternate delegate from NewYork
to Chicago. writes to q friend in this city: Just a
word in reply to that portion OF your letter
politics Senator Hill should be nominated. believe
he will be. Such Democracy as his will not go unre.
warded by n National Convention of Democrats. lie
lights to win aud never losea After a seven years
battle with tho opposition in New York he became
Senator in Congress- leaving tho Empire State Demo.
cratic at the polls Democratic In all her DEPARTMENT.
and in full possession Of her constitutional rights
years denied her by tho opposition Here In New York
we love this man. not for the enemies he has made
but for the enemies he has conquered"
From The Chicugo Nens.
Notwithstanding Cleveland's popularity It begins
to look more and more as II the Democracy would
be forced to discard him Presidential candidate
Prom the Norfolk Southern Times.
We are inclined to the opinion that the personal
acQuan ance and the hope Of being reustated should
Mr. Cleveland be successful is more powerful incen.
tive to his followers in Republican States than tho
party success is with other candidate This not
she case with Senator HILL He before the
try through the forces of great necessity.
II is the times and tho occasion which have always
developed men. The people sometimes make mis-.
takes but rule Influenced by n second and better
thought they them Mr. Hill best repre-.
sentative of true Jenersonan Democracy now promi.
nent i'll public life.
From The Florida Timer Union.
In the whole list OF candidates proposed for tho Dem.
ocratc nomination for the Presidency, David b. Hill 10
tho who be surely relied upon carry the
State Of New York. Hill carried the State by 1911 in
1sss when Cleveland lost It by 3OO3. Hill carried the
state by larger majority than Cleveland whom they
both together for Governor and the other for
Lieutenant Governor In 1882 and in 1885 Hill carried
the State by 1l.134 majority the very year after
Cleveland only saved from defeat by tho slender
plurality Of lO47. owing to tho Intervention of DR..
Burchard with his cry OF Rum Romanism. and Rebel
lion" Twice Hill has carried the state for Governor by
increased ortles with all tho Mugwuinps against
him. lie has been defeated in any election when
he before the people, and his victories have all
been straghtout Democratic victories. There
to doubt that the who voted for Hill in the
past would do again II lie were nominated His
would afford a ralying cry that would NIL Demo-
Gratis with enthusiasm. and 1t would be guarantee
that his Administration would be Democratic.
From The Jamesoen Sun
II there has ever been doubt that the admirers of
Grover Cleveland in this state
ridiculous that doubt must be destroy cd by read
ing the proceedings OF tho minor conventions which
delegates elected to attend the rump Convention
called for May 81 at syracuse. NY.
Two months ago. with much pomp and ceremony. the
report circula ed that fully 100 600
been attached to the protest against the February Con-
ventiOn and. by tho way. against Senator David b.
Hill Less than a month ago 100000 he figure
that supposed to paralyze the honest Democracy
the State.
To-day after paying full heed to the assemhlages
have chosen delegations to attend the lovefeast
Syracuse the fact made apparent that less than
per cent OF the Democracy OF tho State active in
their hostility to the February Convention as New
Yorks choice OF standard bearer for coming Presi.
Dental campaign.
The opposition III it can BIO dgnihed by tho name)
to the supporters OF the February Convention and
wishes OF the Democratic party. They now hold evi.
dsncs that proves beyond tho shadow Of doubt that
the Democracy Of New York in favor of standard
bearer who can bring success to tho party and its
principles next November.
That mans name Is David B. Hill. And. ngure It out
Nyou Ike bear always in mind that the candidate
nominated at Chicago within the next month will bs
New iork's fayori:e son. the Hon David y. Hill