New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
GrgMry OPPOSITION ~ rHr SENATOR.

From The staat, zcitung. February ;.
Tho opposition aroused 10y the early call Of the state
Convention lor the election of Democratic u"Fbl''
TO the Chicago Convention has assumed Nlc ulnelslp
that il IS safe 10 assume that appeal 10 the National
Committee against this attempted NlppresN'V" VI 'o
New York Democracy. Will not be In vain e.
Within the last few months the lllll mh"'lc Ms
given 80 many proofs o, -. yctn"ir Of hts
years for lill. and thereby aacrlh'c tNr lI' "
state and tl" wiele' ci On, nm''c, 81 I nrf r." th
crat, that no further thc wa - no NJ
assertion of those Interests ana ipt n",.'ti
might be m,lcd, a, was lhlt,u'"' men, to -
that he will make the greatest ,olces,'o , T."
financial policy which can meyer or,lrr to "apnr IN,
ion, of Newl orl Democrats; III o.ut' u .n," IT,
Presidential nomination. TINS Li,' c'fc.la,N "' rt r
the bottom of the protest aEhl,l III, ia, d, M , mn i
premature call for the state 'cnN'huUl WI maio
rur'naily 10 prevent the outbreak, during ire neNt
few months, OF the opposition ahpnS ,I '' C% i tI,t
his onpc.ition would assert Itself if In" state Con
vention should Ice held shortly beto,e te Nauo OF
and by the power which 1t has n'urped pnce the name
Of it, Dos, the National aer no,i,ir w." ~ the
hope, I, persuade the Denocfa'1 Poit'tI''S VI ,,
Whole country that lnll Is the choice OK the Nc" a"n
ncm9 , lana ' If iI by the Saona Convention
rhe iii marhine. in carrying on, ihl' plan may
a%i at II" SGr ~ the pD%cr Which they have upd
and trusting i'm he irt>i>tiby Of their organization,
dcdc all GpPoon Kci" his name in T6e
Xorth American Review" they look upon the mass.
OUT, Idle OF their organization Il, p"wc'tss n'mch
pu machine politicians have seen many une>, hur"
IN their rcrfe that giu1ati0n, become power e., u,
soon n, thcy oppose or chnchgc the mass Mr mn
may b, able to pack nj, delegations, ana 'Irl a,N' ~
the language Of Tweed: b" What are You eohS 10 90
about II - 49,, NH. -, ,to National
n,v.nti, viii trv TO learn what the masses OF IN"
will do in case the ign, @ rf ,n Hi ma,
disTgardcd. No nopn VIM. -, VIZ w, ' 1
cline may slant by packed state convention can de-
caivc the National! Convent m uhies, us enera pui
nn.cy .ht thpir eyes to the opposition 10 I'M among
Inc New-Yori DemocTts. They Will not foIgnt that
the state Of NcwNork viii nsver gvs inlorlS u,
Presidential election to "A candidate who does not agicc
with the New York Demo- ut, Iehi1ng te mos I'M
nortont National 1uc,tl0n: candidate. moreover.
whoe pol;ical past show; that ne Is man who cnnnot
h, naced nj The bend OF the Union without endangernS
Tho nocot md economical development Of the cOun-
Try The National Convention could not nominate lillI
dlscnrImr the electoral votes of New YORK., ana
hi In ,rlc~, ,riIl ,un.ro Ia piccuie his nomination.
The early summons Of The state Convention by iiill
l. an example of thu dangerous c hc,er of TINS man;
and the protest against the carry meeting Is sign OF
the opposition against him Any one VINO wishes 10
this state Almost without exception. the powerful
nane,S a,,, onnlsed 10 HILL The National Cob
pspntn viii n"t attempt to fost n candidate upon tho
party whose election would require such UPHILL work.