The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10
Democratic Politics Everywhere,

From fhe Dallas Tna~ Herald
Last week the Time-He,a po!led the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. and found Hill well in the
lead. the choice of twelve being for m six for Glove.
land. and seven for Western man and yet undecided
To-day We present correct poll OF the Texas Lesisia
and there. too, 1t will BIO that Hill Is by
the most popular man. In the House lIill has twenty
seven. Cleveland twenty-five. Boes thirteen. and the
others for Carl sie Palmer. German. Western
man. In the Senate Cleveland and Hill have about the
same strength. and that Is very litt!e but when 1t
comes to choice between Cleveland and hin. Ms 1t
doubtless will. nearly every Democrat who now looks
to tho West will be tor Hill. The Democratic pnrty
must have New York. The easiest way to secure New
York is to nominate her favorte son for President
Tint will mean national Democratic succesA
From The Montgomery SId"sa
FOR PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DAVID b. HILL
or NEW YoRk
Prom the Atia,la Constitution.
Whatever doubt there may have been 70 the vo,s
Of the Georgia delegation at the Chicago Convention
must be disrelled by the wonderful unanmity with
which the counties that have acted to date have pro.
tested the elected against the folly Of
denomination of Mr. Cleveland and the consequent
surance Of Democratic defeat
The delegates TO date stand: Hi as; Cleveland. 4;
not committed. 4.
From me Norfolk Landmark
or course tho Rhode Island Democrats will insist
upon debating the candidate to tho Chicago Conven
ton all tho same and then their electoral vote cast
for Mr.. Harrison. Oh. that Democrats everywhere
would stop worshpping men and fostering dissenson
and "consecrate" themselves to their party long
enough to win national election.
From II, Fs,,r.,ur9 Inirr.App.n',
Mr.. Cleveland must bs a Jonah. by the way. he
can urge harmony on the part Of Rhode leland Demo
Gratis why shouldn't lie address few remarks to his
boiling friends In New York urging the beauty and de-
STABILITY of party unity there The rule ought to work
wv. From N, Richmond Di.prirh
Two Of our esteemed Richmond contemporaries tho
Times and Sirf have for months past daily and strrnu
ouxly labored against senator l, who has been put
forward by his friends for the nomination. and who
has his State behind him. They have published every
story that could be found or that has been nanuac.
turod to influence Democratic opinion adversely to
him The nrs fruits OF their labor and OF their meth
DDS were gathered in Henrco county Wednesday.
rbey conssted Of full delegation of twenty.one "a
vornb,e to the nomination OF Senator Hill Tho T",es
In an editorial Yesterday decries machine methods,
Isments the result and says. It Is very fstiguing"
From ne Keans tan.titution, D.mocra.
Hill has tn. back bone and nerve to insist that Demo-
Gratis elected shall not he prevented from taking their
seats by Republican manipulators mAohinAtors, and
"''A' From, me Alcrsndris Ga>t,
w.su,yc1oy April a-The Rhode Island election has
tal disastrous effect upon the recently revived Glove
land boom senAt or Gray OF Delaware. heretofore q
CLEVELAND NJ said to- lay the cleveland people had
assured him that they could carry TOUR New England
states that OF the -four Khoi" Island and that
the result there induced him to think It would DO tho
same in the other three II patent he SAID that Mr.
Cleveland cannot carry New York senator Vest. All
other Cleveland man heretofore says to-day Cleveland
is not In IT, and that he 10 for Flower The only ssn
a,ors who still profess hold Cleveland are Villas
Palmer and German. though the two latter known
to have the Prssd ential bee in their own bonnota