Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-17
DONTLIKE MUGVUMPS.
,.irnan Murphy Of the New York
Committee Speaks.
ENOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
Who Have Mngwampish Tendencies are Dis
al 10 the Democrats Of New York, Who
represented BY Murphy, Shsshan
l.d -Fairchilds Views

~ ), June 16.-The following inter
Edward Murphy, Jr., Of Troy,
egate at large TO the Democratic
Convention from New York State,
3sent aud for the past six years
Of the Democratic State Com
as obtained to-day by en- ASsocl-
srepOrter.
Apply was asked :-"You say, Mr.
that Mr.. Cleveland cannot carry
of New York in case he is NOM
What reason do you advance for
stiOnW
democrats Of the country at large
)red Mr.. Cleveland believe the
Of New York 10 be obstinate
in opposing their wishes 70 those
at majority, and they regard the
he New York delegation IN in
! we shall have our choice, not
ng the majority are against Us,
Die. They do not know that the
OF our State would not be Tor
leland if Mr.. Hill were
candidate. They do
fstand that the opposition
feland is based upon an idea, a
which has become as fixed aud
a principle. The idea is dis
Re mugwump. IL matters not
be ba a Republican mugwump,
of the editors in New York, or a
ic mugwump like ex-Secretary
or ex-MavOr Grace. The Demo
Ike them all and all their follow
5 and aOettOrS.
10 they dislike the mugwumpn
s., the New York Times and the
brk Euening Post aud all their fol-
ibolted Governor Hill. Ever since
they have assaulted Hill at every
Represented the reason for every
ken. More, they have since that
Dsed him again and again for tue
Governor, after a unanimous NOM
n n 1883, openly and boldly opposing
the same time charging that Mr..
ld, who was also a candl-
jr Office, did not want Hill
nor could prominent members
National Committee enduce Mr.
I'd 70 so much as 10 say that no one
Ority TO say that he was opposed
ectiOn Of Governor Hill. Every
Is what they did in 1890 in their
= gainst Talnmany Hall, the regular
tic organization Of the city OF New
which contest MeSsrS. Fairchild
e we're prominent in an open and
ied combination with the Repu5-
anization of New York City, at
of which was Seaator Thomas Z.
nd had the combination been
I the whole election machinery
eat Democratic stronghold would
turned over 10 the Republican
not only would that election
:, be in control Of the Republican
that same parry would absolute
Z In the Presidential election
yould the nomination OF Mr..
meant
ld mean the destruction Of the
'ganizatiOns in the great Demo
IS Of the State, and in the State
nder whica organizations
has successfully won vic
increased r1ajOrities for
IN years. IL would not be pos
-ernOr Hill and every member
nal delegation, talking from
day of election, with the aid
state and local organizations, 70 con-
the rank and file of the Democracy
the nomination and election of Mr..
land would not be TO put in power the
Jumps or the conditional Democrat
+. S called, over those who have con-
d so much 10 the success Of the Dem
party Of the State. Our people
On the contemplated action Of the
B acv in some OF the other
IS intending a reward Of the
do, Democratic mugwumps. There
the leling is growing very bitter IN
YO AState towards Mr. Cleveland,
We sid erely trust that the Democracy
her States will not humiiate the
)cracy of the State Of New York oy
hating resident Of the State whom
ganizauous are positive could not be
q. The Democracy of the State OF
York is inspired by something be-
loyalty and friendship for Governor
They are fighting for the life Of the
and they would be opposing the
alton Of ex-PreSident Cleveland as
Y to-day as they are now doing,
T. Governor Hill was a candidate or
bOve Interview was carefully re-
ld fully considered by the anti
q leadeYA now in this city and 10
careful and deli Jerate
-er. Ii can be taken as
lie views of Mr.. Croker,
ammauy Hall Organiza-
N suited about il as were
Il er Sheehan and COrpOr-
b.
bcretary Of the Treasury
Ind, and the head OF the
legates from New York
in the city during the
81 70 numerous requests
uhen the following state
h,
ghD came from his sum-
nbvia, n. y, and not
YORK city. said that he
UnderStlndingly of the
sw York delegation Of
Der until after the dele
Il md consulted.
med at Syracuse will all
night and their meeting
m take place, no doubt,
Fairchild SAYS that no
well informed as 10 the
York. can doubt that
any thousand votes the
for that State, which
vor OF tariff reform and
ary large body of indie
o are enthusiastic in
land. Mr.. Cleveland is,
yOrite Of the Democrats
out Of the masses Of
be the entire country.
Few York who have
by a desire that no
New York may iufu-
ne delegates Of other
Syracuse delegation,
''Phey represented a
rats in the State Of
majority Of the Demo
They represented that
which was absolutely
tic principles, which
acrihce for the same,
IDS 20 r2aAN Nl0r them
Elections and who be-
es Of the party above
be said. "that any
ton would do any
-SOnal consideration
nent in the least i'm
and success Of the