The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28

German has no strength with tho Re-
publioans. thousands Of whom. for tho rea-
sons already given. would IN n Presidential
fight give their support to Mr. Hill. especially
against a Republican nominee from some
other State. German. too. has been very long
In official life. and very much in nppointire
places. He has been prominent in railroad
matters in his own state. In his career as
Senator he Is on record on scores Of measures
about which decided differences OF opinion
exist among those whose votes would 10
necessary for the success OF the Democratic
ticket this year. Mr.. German is little known e.
a very great body OF Democratic voters In New
York, except as judcious and intrepid states.
man OF national prominence who has never
had very much to do with matters in which:
the voters OF New York State were deeply con-
cerned He would. however, get an cnthusi astic
Democratic support. and about tho only lhing
which might prevent him from polling tho
full party strength would be the notion which
prevails in some quarters that. In some mys-
FERROUS way. he was an active agent IN tho
Cleveland Administration In Washington. and
was in some way responsible. Therefore. for
certain Federal appointments that wero cx-
tremely unpopular and very distastcfhl to many
Democrats L
Gov. Pattison OF Pennsy lvania Is little spoken
OF as n Presidential candidate but Ito would
have in New York some elements ofstrength.
Like Hill. he is young man. disconnected
with the political controversies OF the Democ-
racy in tho times when the party Vas weak
throughout the country. He has a good record
as Governor. and in the western and southern
parts OF the State would receive probably
many Republican votes. being identified with
many benevolent organizations which draw
their inspiration of activity from Methodist
congregations, that are numerous all through
the State. Gov. Pattison. however. would be
less strong thnn either Hill or German with
those who constitute tho working forces OF the
Democratic organization, and hc would In all
probability DO unacceptable to many OF the
voters in the big cities with whom Hill is par
ticuarly strong. and the support Of some Of
whom Mr.. German would receive.
Gov. Russell OF Massachusetts would not be
weak in those sections Of the State where u
candidate like Pattison would got only the
party vote. tho northern and eastern counties.
He is little known by tho voters. but Is not un
favorably regarded. Tho fact that lie has twice
been elected Governor Of Massachusetts, a
hide bound Republican state. is deemed to he
in his favor. and tho fact that he is yioun.
man and has made good record would count.
From many young Republicans. particularly
those OF the professional class he would get
support, but it is extremely doubtful If he
could inspire much enthusiasm among Demo-
Gratis. and the absence of enthusiasm. coupled
with the absence of activity which results
from it. is damaging thing in Prcsi-
dental year.
Gov Gray. the fourth OF the Governors or en-
Governors to he considered as possible candi-
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