Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

We favor Mr.. HIPS nomination because
we believe him TO be the most available man, the
ahlest organizer, a man OF ability and courage,
and a Domocrst.-ROanoke Neps.
fD. b. Hill should become President,
Of one thing the people may be assured-there
will be no feeding OF Mugwump dogs while De-
mocratic children 30 hungry.-OrGHge Obserrsr.
Unless there IS a wonderful change with
in the next few months, IL seems 10 us that the
Democratic party would make great blunder
20 nominate either Cleveland or Hill for the
presidency.-Danpat Register.
IL the West is TO name the candidate of
the Democratic party for President We hope il
will be Boies, OF Iowa. lie IL a sound Democrat
and one who IL particularly strong on the plank
In our national platform against sumptuary
laws.-DanplAe Times
David b. Hill and Grover Cleveland are
both good Democrats, they are both able men.
and either would make good President, but
neither is necessary 10 the existence nor TO the
success Of the Democratic party. II is bigger
than any man In it-Oraage Ob'srrer.
Democrats need not begin to fight among
themselves Just yet over hill and Cleveland.
There ia too much other presidential timber In
the land, and especially in the West. What's the
mater with Holman, OF Indiana? lie is all
right, II he doesn't objeet.-Sugoik Herald.
The meetings in New York city. Brooklyn.
Buffalo, and Batavia, composed largely Oh ana
controlled entirely by ex-Foderal oficers from
1854 Ss, looking TO another state convention IN
the State of New YORK, and the resolutions
adopted constitute " q boiling movement, which
is condemned by all true Democrats In this
Uuion.-Frcnt Royal Sentinel.
II Hill is not the man the party wants
that matter can DO settled at Chicago. At the
saIo. time IL the partisans OF Mr.. Cleveland In
President they had better muzz.e his TOOL friends
in that cry and in Brooklyn who part their
names In the middle, and seem 10 DO trying 70
DO the party the same way.-horgdntoa ~. C)
Herald.
The Democratic opposition To Hill is on
naper Ia Is confined 70 Mugwump editors aud
lew men who have tho Anack OF serving both
parties Tho Democrats who compose the
rarty-who do the voting and tho thinking-are
solid for Hil. The Democrats who carried the
party 20 victory last fall, and who VIII carry IL 10
victory this year, are solid for him.-Atanta Con-
| siuutton
The Governors interviewed by the New
| York World should have followed the wise advice
| OF Governor Mckinney OF this State, who, In re-
ply 10 the same questions asked him, said In ei-
fect that tie had enough 70 do with the Affairs OF
his party In his own State, and that be thought
| tho Democratic OF New York were perfectly COM
| pstent TO attend 70 theirs without tnterferoiro
| from iinfoymed strange Alexandria Gazette.
We fail to see why Mr.. Hill and his
| friends should be denounced as schemers aud
unprineipied politicians for calling early con.
vcntion TO determine how tho great state OF New
| Yors would decide ss 70 It's choice for the prest-
| Dental nomination We fall 20 see where there
| 10 any snap judgment or any cause for indigna-
ton On tho part Of Democrats as II 10 !ust rs fair
fer Mr.. Cleveland a. II Is for Mr.. Hill -Augusta
| (Ca.l Chrontclc.
The Ereaing Post, of New York, came to
cur once few days ago, With one side entirely
| devoted 70 an attack ON Senator David u. Hill
| There ID nothing new In tho libellous charge Of
| Mr.. Godkins, Nv editor, whom Colonel John A.