The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20

Kentucky ......................o4. $50 IS GGp
Maryland .....................1l.1ls BIS:
Missouri. 5000 25.7lT
New YORK. LOAF Harrison. 1890.
North CAro,ns. .........., liz $50 1918
virginia ........................ 6.1i ]. 500
West Virginia. ....,......,..... A271 5nJ
In the three States OF Connecticut, Virginia and
West Virginia change OF less than guD votes would
have give their twentyfous electors to Harrison where
As they voted for Cleveland in 1884 by plurality
12..G3.
Most lamen.abls showing for the "invinci-
bic candidate! :" The defeat OF 1888 Knocked
the scales from the eyes OF thousands OF
Democrats and enabled them to see the polti-
cal weakness Of Grover Cleveland. who was
destined" only for defeat.
And now to the year Of our Lord 1892 Ever
since 1893 the MuGwumps and Cleveland
olaters have been claiming that :" it was all
mistake The people did not know what they
were about when they voted him out OF Office.
The victory Of 1890 was won solely by Clevs-
andisp;; WHICH held if breath, and not by
congresses. Cleveland and tarItr reform S,rai
can carry New England. Iowa. Nebraska
out q Hiliite to disturb the NuSwump serenity
Of the occasion. marched int Ehode Island
Of ,Sunpets that It wss cons ' 70 caT gy the
State" Did they do it? Yes. carried it"
safely and soIid!y over into the kepae!isaP
in the past. VIA. about the future. ' It is
conceded bv al students Of facts rather than
carry New York in order to win, The pros.
lem in nv nutsse is this: clssslant in ISIS
New iork State Repubican ~ Is.J6o I Pin.
n 49, IN i4s enIn m
hands q enemy repudatet by Democracy Of
Sy n Of the F
said state no enthusiasm except that which
ts eNssGd sy the 1r2sFft q
in the solid South. there would lurk the danger
Ne'rs. in Massach usetts. the hotbed 6t Cieve-
landism. Is sound common sense and strictly
to the point:
With Massachusetts Al unlikely acquisition. New
York extremely doubtful and the solid south list ser
ous.y threatened it is bard TO understand how ,nde-
pendent newspapers can regard the eI.P.es;ten: a.
certain OF election.
II. the Cleveland editors will closely scan
he b sSmb ihey vii ascertain
Georgia. Alabama. and south Carolina. the
Farmers, Ai.i9nee IS becoming thoroughly
desperate BY the nomination OF such an enemy
OF silver. fuse with the Republicans on state
no loaset What happened in "1 the Wes, S IN
1890. when Repubiicanism was shaken to its
foundations and ma!orities o. many thou:
sands disappeared in a day. would he repeated
in the South. only the shaking would be Dem.
ocrntic.
irresistible conclusion that Cleveland cannot
What folly. then. to push his candidacy when
into the Democracy aud bear its banner to VIC
tory! Hill. German. Gray. Eiower-any one
are held N the De u ocratic and doubtful
States, the Cleveland boom will float away on
the balmy spring air Ike bursted balloon
No Jonahs need apply WI
PLATTsBURGh. Ap-il Il.
To THE EDITOR OF The SrN-Sir May say q
few words in your columns Of Mr.. Whitney's
recently published conversation with a re-
porter OF one OF your morning coLtem poraries2
The declarations by Mr. Whitney are i'm
portant. because they are from q member Of
the Cleveland Cabinet. Mr.. Whitney says:
L The only ,roabe with the Democratic party is tho
bad blood created by the antagons;ns within the party
The context indicates personal "antago-
nisms as those referred TO. hutthe only ono Of
that character az All serious has come u the
Gisyelanlf Mr. Whitney cannot lie ignorant Of
. sea ssnssis S on rGat aHt:SnIs a. vnr
uttered by Hill against Cleveland.
:: W. are IN the maSrt;y in !he eoantry now but me
;haa :.oaiiy ds,orIan not so aacl ts 70 eaataat:,
Is tney a.s TO each other.
lam at loss 70 understand the meaning OF
THAI. OF course. there are IN the whole c1un.
try more Democratic than Republican voters.
Ttlden had, Il. 1876; . Dc noerntic rlnra:ty Il
only ,j.st and IN ies Of ts0i.. In $50 on IN
the congrcs.iona! vote; me tztal Democrat.c
b basa NOD or fF, 2 4vf5 IN"
only 4. 2s2,,25. but the CON bincd anti. HopS6.
Hold tFFf A
vS saa was sF S mt nF1S' fepH"sas
partytn q, min@city Of ,3a2, @o2; The great
vote. Has Sir. whitney plan Tor rntainlng
that vote in the crest Of Democratic Pres
am IN ,crtuin whether by "elements' hr
refer t" the slrnnSt p%rnJlsr Y'grally TINT
tho el.ctora, binatipns 81 rintcs. or (" tho
uprising 81 1880. The partisan Il Cleveland
ase = ' m VII n v are to to 'G zach
other" wat j. IN" Grace orchid iot in
New IorA !n',",,g in tms nterGrt Of ono
,ilrre among New York rcmorra'st
{" We il,- '>. ra-iy pi principle tar'G reform IS
our --ar body 0! people support tariff reform
tina, aar lie feeling u iDFa'ty Tho lie ocrate
mart Tho. 60 80 IenucFa- Lave. Il Is peTte 't.T
IVA ;ael 20 'hn better OF or 's'le than Ct oas
irad p.
W. w,ro n rarty 81. IriaoiIle" in 1S7d
WaN there a rt"nEe Of issues. or pro 4rr-
tw-,,n 80. when ", won. AMI 49,. "hct We
/ -;' MINT wou! VI, " '-ncy have rs 40 in
regard To- fac "iarrr body ot people. pgc>Im-
nh!y llu-wumus.- who have a. l., says, NO
" !oga,,y - N" Democratic rar'y amt ron-
fnn o3 sT5SJIs , nf ~ 1E !w 9,wn oar
ers in-,,At; Are Mr.. !r'r,aud and Mr., Wh't
ney among the D"mocr.ac, leaders CON
dar.ngd "r not thogsht wnl OF
4 lot ~ people WHO yo;c MEh ~ now and have
voted agans, the party until vu' years witA
US principle ha; asa.ns' =reai iuary or our