New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
ACTIVE WORK AGAINST HILL
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE ORGANIZERS.
LFTrrEs AND TrLrGRAMs POURING ~ Upon
THE CONMTrEE-HElDQUtEI EEs OFFEND


The Democrats wi, have enlisted In the campaign
against David J.. Ill. and his ""uitehbnfS "ih''r
convention, held a number OF consultation; Yesterday
ot tho odco of their chairman f.. Ellcry Andersen,
No 10 WALTZ with a View pcTicc:inS their pIiA
OF action and getting ready iJf the serious "orh
before them. one Of the first matters decmd upon
was that permanent headquarters shonId I've oPeheu'
where the directing committee eouid no" i'' mctu"E'
and friends Of The movement could gather and eA-
change opinions to is proper conduct loom -'o''
AS and A. I'm the Asor Building, No. 10 "alF't''
ro,, therefore taken and the first meeting OF the
committee now Gully constituted, VIII be heiu ''ere
at p. m. to-day. -
The committee which j. to direct the movement was
Yesterday increased to it, full size ana Is h"" """ P
Of the following members, all OF whom nave aoo,P.u
f. Ellery Anderson, chairman oswald '''e"io',
Charles :. F1irchild stephen A. "a'Ner' ,e'
olncy. G. C.. Baldwin. Robert G.. Monroe Ed"aru d.
v,,it,cv T. Norton Wallace Maofarlanc, James
Rvrnc T. C. Anderson, Or. George Tucker iulIF
81, Henry d., Forest baldwin. Charles j. Chnda' h'E
nal D. Woodward william +. Curtis ~ h"h"'i'
r,. Orlando = Potter Charles II. Marshall. Cyrus L.
Sulzbcigcr James J. Johnson, l>idor S'Fau', "',""
T. o,ve,. Richard H. Clarke and Charles d. Bufi'l'
The subcommittee were also filed up ~ l"io"'
IN rnarcc--Nes,r,. c. G. baldwin. chairman f'F-
bld Norqon Potter and StidIs: on meeting
vc,,,l,,c chairman: r. G. Anderson, Curtis f''
and suIzbcrgcr on speakers and resolutions -"csS''
walker chairman; omcy, Ottcndoilcr' Nhi'"oS arr
uonrrc All the members Of tue e'mi'''e1 u
nIoccd upon the Committee on signatures 10 t"e
- which Rirnal D. Woodward /, chairman Inc MS.
oc,on taken by the directing committee was 10 '''''
- tnnd for necessary expenses by assessing the'l-
lee sa5 c;lch This with the cheehS III
dv semi ir ard the sums pcnSe"
uiu tbc leaders say cover all Immediate hccus io'
printing. rent clerk hire, senographers' fce'' GU,
II has bccn prettv we'll agreed that the mass mce1hF
- Thursday evening, + buary H. to give eNprc'sion
20 thc purposes OF the movement ana 81 ''0 '''
rolling will be held IS tie Cooper ohi'h'
Frederic r. COudcrt. who Is tihhS III CIV r'
~ ,h ,rorl, M giving an opportunity for the cAP'cS
sion Of independent Democratic sentiment ''7'i''",
the snap Judgment convention. and VINO, IL P'iu-"'
Of The Manhattan Club, gave liIl rc"' '."'
-, the clnb reception Of January - saiu ycS,' IVA,
am heart and soul in this movement 9"'' "
r..cnt at the mass meeting to be held on Ito'u"i3
/, and may take part I'm its proceedings we S"i"
NO.. r.,lutious protesting against tn carly ooNeI''
t, ,,,arcd bv fine Democratic state Committee "a
ro shall do tn, eleven days before the 'ohN'hno" y
IN he hold plenty Of time will bs gwen u ''"i''''"
uurphy and his comanagers u chalEe VI" u"'
allow the people an opportunity !" eNP I'm,
,r.fcr.nc, II our protest J. not hc'ur' ""' -"
Ia th f,ut of those In control OF Tie state coinhi'
and moi ours Di-r gard Il the popular WISH III N
-, ,.iu nrolably result I'm the holding OF ano'nc'
ST.. Convcntion.7 Mr. CoIdcrt added that h' "IH",
mont va, needed 10 prov: tho uhiAlrhe'S "'''. 49,
hocn pr,ctiscd upon the great mJoi'S VI 'lo D'"''
cratic voters Of the state. .,,iuo,,
IN secretary Falrchd. who Is another p''n'''''i.
member Of the committee. was asNcd ses'o'N', -,
VI cleveland was u candidate foT President ana II
n .ru-Iliu movement intended To ga MN III iiS
contest ,, a,,.,ti,s
Mr. roirchlld replied: have not heard "hS'hrn
from, Mr. Cleveland recently. Iut understand 'h''
hcre f. no change IN the situation rs to MS ''nuNH'Y
rho n.ope understand his position pcrl"''P' Nv "'
boon candidate twice. and Will" nj present he - "o'
p.r,onally seeking nomination there Is 10 uo"o' ''
- -, nomination :, properly rendered to him. he VIII
accept ,,. ,
ry--he,iF lanes O1rcn said q the rapid Using oil
Concerted opposition to IiIrs candidacy 1t l. u
powcrful movement, for the people are bclhd It.
propcrv organized. there - no reason Why u s"o''
NOT succeed I'm defeating lNn and nominating g''1
D.mocr,. II II fall, II viii bc because of bad man
agcment and want o. ofEaHH""'"' ~
I'm favor 81 it,
chairman Anderson spoke Of the strength OF the
movement and the attitude Of himself and ms rs
soclatcs Yesterday I'm this way; - constant stream
of letter, and messages have been coming I" NV once
all dav which convey approval 81 the movement anu
a desire 10 unite In #. Many letters nave also D''"
received from other countle, I'm the state assuring ns
that clual dis,a ,faction AZ the snap Judgment con
vcntion exist, with them and that many Democrats III
oc counties are anNlous 10 Join IN the general move
mont We are not acuatcd by any personal h0'ln'N
f., MIR Iull Onr feeling T. that the question Z" ms
candidacy for President ~ IN" United states sh"uu
have been fairly submitted TO The people Tor as
on. sion and conference There aIe many con-ld"ia-
,,n, which render IT uncertain whether be can carry
lie state Of New York. Thee considerations relate Z"
his po-ition ON the silver question and 10 bis attitude
in refcreuc. TO tariff legislation. We feel that The
pcoul. -hould have had full opportunity &" discuss
In uuc- ions and that the cNuf to force M h'nlnA
tio, without tai. wrong IL" Democratic parry
Mr. Murphy - ,oliipu dat l7r7o' cbSasen m III LIZ,
movement ar. conditioner Democrats i e;npha''' ny
conradicrd by their records. ILL., rasos 10Y h!iunS
thr STATE Convention February - are lnDsl eAu iVi
dnafy lie .ays that, after the Nauohal 'oi'ch'lp"
I. held flern will d. great deal OF nara WORK 10 no.
and that The state Convention h 10 be held In F'Druay
i'm order 10 give thOs. employed IN political WORK uhe
for resi- and relocation. II j. possible that man
who la, the political future OF the Empire Stt.e 80
LARGELY IN his hands thinks TIL, SUFFICIENT reason TOT
deriving The people Of their greatest duty and geMest
n-{viegn that OF designating tic man VINO i ~ Do
their chief ruler. after full ana cajrnl drihrratph.
MIR Anderson said that several hundred addllohhi
signatures had already been attached 10 the call 1h's
he would make public today. \ large number " inc
ttcr, and notes received he had II, yet had 10 uhc
"a, iiDlk