The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1892-10-26
NEW YORK SAFE.
Hill Democrat Says 1t Will Give
Cleveland Over Twenty Thou
sand Majority.

sand Msjority.
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 20.-The staff
correspondent of the Omaha Bee
who attended the Chicago conven.
ton formed the acquaintance of
several members of the famous New
York delegation. He heard their
vigorous and exciting protests
against Cleveland in the hotel lob
bies. and had poured into his ears
the familiar conditions which in their
opinion rendered the nomination of
Cleveland dangerous to Democratic
success. Recently the correspondent
wrote to several of the delegates re-
siding in the country districts, in
qulrlng whether subsequent events
had changed the opinions expressed
in Chicago and what are the pros
poets for a Democratic victory in
New York.
The first reply received was from
Hon. Chas. E. Remick, Sheriff of
Madison County, who says:
Office of Sheriff of Madison Coun-
ty.
| Oneida, N. Y. Oct. Is, 1892 Dear
Sir:-I will give the situation to you
honestly. When at the National
Convention in Chicago urging the
nomination of Senator David B. Hill
I stated oftimes that Grover Cleve
land could not carry our State. I
was sincere in my statements be-
cause I did not believe that our
Democratic boys would submit to
the Democratic bugle call of our
Democratic idol, even if he begged
US to do SO, but before leaving Chi
cago we received word from the
Senator ringing out in no uncertain
tone. Il am a Democrat and upon
its receipt we came home, determin-
ed to forget our disappointment be
cause we loved the Democratic rarty
better than our enemies.
Senator Hill taught us lesson,
to wit: The Democratic party is
grander than an individual, aud you
must readily understand that it is
hard for me to forget the noble
work of Senator Hill in redeeming g
and rescuing the Empile State OF
New York from the hands Of pal ii.
san Republicans, aud again placing
it III the Democratic line But when
the Democratic National Convention
chose Grover Cleveland to be its
standard bearer by over two thirds
maj jority, / acquiesced i'll its decis-
ion and am now, as are all Of Seua
tor Hills friends, doing all We can
to elect the choice of our convention
! Grover Cleveland, and you may state
to our Democratic friend in Nebras
ka the following: Cleveland viii
carry New York State by 10000 ma
: jority, and you need not be surprised
, if it should reach $4,000.
I belong to that class of people
who believe in an honest convention
choosing its standard bearers by
. ajorities. No Democrat in the
United States is doing more to cleo
the Democratic ticket than is Sena
tor Hill. CHARLES E. REMICk.
, The Missouri State Fair Associa
ton has decided to supplement the
August =air racing with an October
meeting, from the 25th to the 29th
inclusive.
Arrangements have been com
pleted to secure the most famous
, trotting and pacing horses in thi:
country and the racing on each day
of the meeting will embrace con
tests over the already famous kite
shaped track between horses thai
will go from wire to wire to breal
previous records
Nancy Hanks, and Martha Wilks
the two greatest trotting horses eve,
bred, viii positively make a bona
tide effort to break their own records
/ Bud Doble, the world renowned driv
er will hold tb.. ,-ilho,c apl H.