Milford chronicle., 1892-09-16

antagonistic elements that distract
the Democratic party in the State OF
New York, that rendersit doubtful
State, 1t is necessary to 60 back
little. Senator Hill was so assured
of his popularity before his guber-
material term expired that he caused
his friends and Tsmmany Hall to-
call a conventieeEnti cssccss delegates
to the Chicago convention last win
ter that is what Is known now as
THE "Snap" convention. because Of its
liz. Zularity. Then ex-Mayor Will
HI ii NR. Grace and a number OF his
Ia }: s,tial friends, who were favora-
1ble to 6Ieveland's nomination, met
at Syracuse and organized a regular,
or anti-snap convention, and elected
+ delegates to go to Chicago. Both
deleqations-"snapn and "anti-snap"
went to Chicago; and it has been
90 recent that our readers will re-
/. member Tammany's violent opposi-
t ton to Cleveland's nomination, and
Bourke Cockran's vehement utter
+ ahoe that @if nominated Cleveland
d can't carry New York" And the
e not less decided stand taken by ex-
Mayor Grace and his fellow dele
a gates against Hill and Tamman5
y Hall Well, Cleveland was nomi
i mated. and Tammany was forced tC
give a reluctant acquiesence that has
I'd since grown into a semblance ofhar
e. monv. now that Hills unpopularitl
ne through the States is developed
{ !, Notwithstanding the efforts and sac
Sr rifices Of ex-Mayor Grace to bring
ed about Cleveland's nomination, tn
Of latter has steadily ignored an'
: = snubbed the ex-Mayor and by no &C
has recognized his faithful services
S. This base ingratitude has aroused
hostile feeling in the breasts of MI
Grace and his mugwump crowd
il which is aggravated by evidence 0
n the efforts of the ex-President ant
his advisers to conciliate Senate
Hill and harmonic Tammany Hal
g. Tn the event of a reconciliation beinl
W arrived at between Cleveland ant
Hill, it will not reconcile Grace ant
his party, but produce the opposit
re result. If Mr.. Cleveland fails t.
ut make peace with the Senator, his Ell
~ forts to secure the support of tina
II corrupt organization - Tamman,
Hall--will estrange the not inconsld
cradle body of intelligent and inhu
8, entail voters-the Mugwumps. Blu
a. Senator Hill is not appeased-al
n though the Democratic press woul'
d, like to have that impression g
abroad. and Mr.. Cleveland's ungra
cious requittal ofthe ex-Mayor's val
ng vable services, has not reconciled tn
'e. latter gentleman and his followers
ed Neither has harmony been effected
on among the disafected Democrats il
er Erie county and Western New York
The result Of Mr.. Cleveland's visi
* to New York City, is the mandarin
We proceeding to compel Mr.. Charlie
tn F. PeclS-the Labor Commissions
and Statistician-to produce tn
books from which he compiled hi
TX now famous-and to the Democ rati
us party disastrous-report on produ'
{ a ton and labor. Whether Mr.. Pee
m will obey the mandate Of the cour
n OF plead the confidential obligatio
me with the sources Of information is nc
FL known, but tits hoped he will sustai
'rk his report by producing a full, vi
gh euuivocal, and unanswerable exhib
lie. nom his correspondents. We beiey
ac- he will be able to do it, and the
ots wont the Democrats be sorry the
s.. smonkeyed" with the report at ali
- Another thing that seems to hav
me employed the time Of Mr. Clevelan
lol- and the magnates Of his party
lev New York is the Force Bill; tn
X surmise is strengthened BY the iIes
and united onslaught Of leading Der
'n' ocratic papers on the bill, and
Gus looks As il the Force Bin is TO be 81
m- issue to the exclusion Of even FL,