New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
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THE ANTT-HILL TIDE RISING'
rprryDs Or The SENATOR ALARMED.
THE MANAGERS OF THE MOVEMENT AGAINST

THE MANAGERS or THE MOVEMENT A"AlNSA
HIS KODAK CONVENTION JUBILANT.
70 Tho revolt against hin and his snapjudgmchI
| na,vinicr convention continues to grow In sih" 81"
strength a, 10 has bern doing for the 'las tire" uS
! II, populnrty will envolop much more thai d MA
iority Of the Democratic party II this part OF INC 0a
by the tine fixed for the mass-mecting Of Feor7y
| Democrats who like to believe that they are t"o'
own masters and control their votes find them
sevps entirely AZ home In the movement to dch"uho'
the OK Governors usuping methods, and they are eA
pressing their sympathy with the organizers OF 'ie
| Murray II Hotel meeting In large numbers. Sf''e
! saturday Mr. Woodward the chairman OF the suD-'"m
ni,tce on signatures the call for the mass meeting
has been overwhelmed with letters, telegrnms, mes
sages and personal requests. authorizing him 10 at.'i
the names Of the senders 10 that document Tie hso
when ready for publication will be found TO be q
| formidable one, and Will contain some names winch
will carry surprise and fresh CONSERVATION into '''
Hill camp Mr.. Baldwin, chairman Of the finance com
mIttee will have no difnculty, he said yesterday IN
obtaining all the money needed to put the opposition
10 Hill on its legs In monetary sense. Offers OF
financial aid had been coming In over since the ap-
poIntment OF the committee.
Naturally the prom oters Of the project to give the
masses Of tho party N opportunity TO declare Them
selves Iiills attep. M TO name himself for tho
choice OF the Democracy of tho state through the
agency OF packed convention arc much clated with
the outlook. tx Mayor Grace said Yesterday That the
popular response really exceeded hs expecta-
lions. He knew the temper OF the thinking ANA
Independent Numbers If his party but Re
wa hardly prepared for such widcs prrad expression
against tho early convention plan. Tho sympathZers
in the revolt were fast running M into tho thousands
II secret yesterday. I'm political circles, tat
Mr.. ils friends were much depressSt by the sud
den change in his prospects. and dwad't the effect
Of the movement the com ~. The loud predic-
I .,u-t - We. -
esGo have cca>ed and condition Of extreme anxiety
1As taken their place II remarked that while
aou' Of the lees important Tammany leaders have
tssen upon temselyc, belttle the upr sing ~ the
ttsAiard Al"mcnt nothing whatever has been heard
fgl. ihs actual head Of the Wgvam equalization
tsse tftker. nor from ri, close associate. Mayor
Gran. shd Commissioner Glroy. Whcn'applcd to for
thels Views they have pcremptorily refused .
talk. IN observing politician unmarked y,s;cr!ly
tn" Tammany people nrc not 81 much
uroved over this change in the situauon
have beer expected. HE'S yoke has not ben
an cay ono Of lat Tor ire Croker co'cre and II the
Tnmmany Irdan thought II wa, safe thing. Mr..
IIll might get severe stab from hls knife at lad
tim" IN his political career
The pu'po-e Of ire anH-I I'm managers t. ariaac.
FOR holding a state Convention and to -cn1 delegates
- chicago who will demand admission to the
National Convention a the real and regular
representatives, or the Democrats OF Now York
politicians Yesterday. and eminent even from
abroad not aver" to chatting a'ogt It. EN-
Governor james T.. Campbell, II Oh'o. who arrived
from Columbus at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last even
Ing. said that the anu-IIll meeting and It's call 70
the Ncw-lork Democracy had already attracted nj
tentlon among ohio Democrats. and rs a matter II
course was regard; with interest. The Ex-Governor
wn- guarded In his speech. but he did not hesitate
To say that IL The opinion IN his state That
10 hold the New FORK convention - early as icl-
ruary - was impoliuc Is moral effect IN Mr. llills
favor. wOuld have been much grafcr. he believed,
n IL had leon def rr'd for two months. April ~ he
thought. would have been better date. This would
have given the opposition to Mr.. Ilill opportunity
&, De- beard You know he said we are for giving
.hc under d'r show
II has been understood here the authority
u Senator lir.ce. that tIr ll would gct
ihc Democratic delegation from ohio AT Chicago
h. there III" choca al
Now York. Mr. Campbell aid that this expectation
~, erroneous. Mr. Nm Mr.. Campbell sal. viii
rot have the undivided delegation - ohio. tn" bad
character Oi men who N" supporting him there for
bds It's, Mr.. lllli', supporter, In ohio ar" traitors
the H. u0rr rate party = the staff. and cannot sue
ccci In Jing the dclcrath n In hi, favor