The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

From The Chicago Herald, Dem.
Manifestly, with New York clamoring for
IIilIs nomination, 1t would be most unwise-in
fact it might be suicidal--to reject him and nom
mate eX-President Cleveland.
From The Athens, Tenn, Post, Dem.
Hill and victory!
buchanan and victory!
The nomination OF Grover Cleveland as tho
democratic candidate for president will place
Tennessee in the doubtful column. Fact.
From TIE Greenve, S. c., Democrat.
Within the next fortnight the Empire State OF
the North viii declare i'll no uncertain tones for
her tavorite son-Hin. This, of course, viii INC fol-
lowed by New Jersey, Connecticut and others
Hence when they speak out, let all the solid
SOUTH display wisdom and fall lto line
We are quite that the Palmetto State will
not be recreaIlt to her duty, but will send Hill
delegates to Chicago. And we say here and now
that she will prove no aggard in the fight, but Will
elect her nine Hill electors next November
From The Raleigh News and Observer, Dem.
It is evident that there is neither mutual love
nor admiration between Senator David b. Hill
and the New York mugwumps, and yet the SON
ator has never failed to achieve success in def
ance OF their opposition. At the last presidential
election, when they were voting for Harrison and
against Hill, the latter rallied the simon-purc
democracy of New York and was elected governor
by 1900 ajority, while Mr.. Cleveland was de-
feated ly over ten thousand. And such is politi-
cal history Ill New York.
From The Covington, Ca, Star.
At the present time, and viewing the situation
from the present outlook, The Star is Obliged 20
favor the nomination of Senator Hill of New
York because of his acknowledged ability to
carry thai state, with its thirty-SX electoral
votes. Senator Hi!l's great fight for democratic
success in the late state election, Try which he has
cntrenched the party i'll such imQrc2n2n'e posi-
ton as to alno9t insurc the state FOR The demo
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ton, has proven him man OF wonderful power
in his state politics, and whose service in the late
campaign entities him to national recognition by
his fellow c0untrynen. The eyes of the whole
country are turned to him Us the man who can
carry the democratic banner to success in %Oyem-
Der.
From The Griffin, Ga. News
If the democratic party is to depend a third
time upon the luck OF man VIII in has already
once deserted him, then Cleveland sh0u!d be is
nominee. But ii it believes in pluck and work
then Hill is the better man upon whom to hinge
its hopes OF success.
From The Bainbridee Ga Globe.
With Hin for the presidency, the democrats
w0uld be following man who never lost a battle
and who listens TO the couuSes Of his friends.
From The Augusta, Ga, Herald
Hin for president and German managing the
campaign is combination that would lie sure to
win.
From The Sparta, Ga lshlnaclitc-
What is the matter with Hi? Why, he can
carry New York and Cleveland can't. That is
what's the matter with Hili.
From The Lampkn, Ga, independent
In the rural districts OF Stewart county most of
the people prefer I'LL.
From The Washington Post.
Hon. Il. j. Lowe, OF Birmingham, Ala a
nephew of Colonel William Lowe, who made "a
brilliant record during the shoit time he lived
after being elected to congress- is at the Metro
politan. The younger Love is regarded as enc Of
the coming men OF Alabama, and his reputation
has already oVerleaped the bounds of his state
Speaking OF the spirited state campaign that is
going there he said II looked for !, time like
kolb, the alliance candidate, would superseda
Governor Jones, but in the past few weeks there
has been diversion of his strength and jones'
denomination is quite an assured tact. He saws
Alabama viii send solid delegation to Chicago
tor senator Hin, and that. while will be a red
hot fight between fiill and Harrison, he believes
that Hill VIII win in November
Nebraska Democrats ,su',i!ant.
LINcoLN, Neb.. February i5.-Th!s city was in
possession Of the democrats today. Beginning ~
midnight they poured in from All parts of the
state with bands and banners to celebrate the re-
sumtion Of the gubernatorial chair by Governor
Boyd The streets were soon filed with enthuSi-
astic adiierents, and buildings everywhere were
decorated with national colors. Crowds surged
around Lincoln hotel, ana i'll response to repeated
calls Governor Boyd appeared Oh the balcony and
delivered an address, in which lie thanked his
hearers for their expression of their esteem and
confidence reviewed the struggle which ended in
his restoration to Office, and asked the support of
his fellow citizens in the discharge of the Oneros
duties before him. A great parade started at
O'Clock this afternoon, and was reviewed by the
governor.