The sun., 1892-05-11
an DEMOcRAcr,s yoIoE.
Harmonious from Every Side for Party
Success.

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| From NE Son Anhcnio Daily Erpre.
There every reason to believe that Hill is stronRe
now than ever before and that his strength IL cor
stnnty growing aud the best proof 10 the continuou
warfare waged upon him by the Republicans and Cievs
| lnndtes.
| TWO CENTRE SHOTS.
From Gs viet,Ine fbmr,ereini.
Indiana and Illinois have killed the Cleveland boon
as dead az 4 door nail.
HUETLEEs
From hs B.fdo Erening Times.
In our opinion Sen ator i Is the candidate with th
largest and most active following. The mon who 70
! out and hustle for party success are with hin.
THE roun pEBArABLE STATES
hom Hs tnynsta Chronici.
NH Is the most available candidate for our party Il
nominate for President We have doubt Of his abilit
TO carry New York. New Jersey. and oonnecticut Ii
Indiana and other Western states he can poll tho full
strength OF tho party.
NEW YORK
From h< Aidnha Conrituicn.
Ex-Governor Richard n. Hubbard OF Texas who wa,
United States Minister to China under the Clevennt
Administration. says in an interview;
I've must look to the East for leader though we may
wish 1t might be otherwise am for the Of the
Democratic party rather than for men, Mr. Cleveland
cannot carry the New York delegation to tho Chicago
Convention. and therefore am persuaded that he !,
eliminated from tho Presidential contest believing
this to be true and shat Senator Hin Is tho choice OF
New York for tho Presidency II Ii my earnest opinion
that the National Convention should rafy that choice
Why not The great State that will nominate him
with her sevcnty.two votes has implicit faih In his
courage Democracy integrity and fidelity to princ
1t Is notable too that all the daily papers in New York
which are opposed to him arc Republican or Mug
wump'-composed OF that element who seek control
without the power to secure It, Hil has won signal
ana lasting civic victories In spite OF opposition vim
dctive enemies, and hRs redeemed New York and
placed her In the undoub,si ocratc column for
quarter OF . century to come lie has won these tr.
umphs. too. while Republican Administration was In
power. with Its thousands Of otiicehoiders"
FADING GHOST.
From N. A,iio,e Reflector.
As the days go by the Cleveland boom continues to
wane. and there arc indications that what couple of
weeks ago looked like substantial support Is fading
into thin air.
THE "ExEs."
From The Chicago Tinnes
The Cleveland bonn may not be as big a. the Garth
but like the carth IL is revolving its exes Wherever
noisy Cleveland boomer is found in tho Republican
StAtes he is pretty certain to have held commission
signed by Grover. And he is no necessarily an en- To
him the golden days OF the republic were those when
the Chief MAGISTRATE recognized his ycarnng be en-.
rolled with the Official class IIo sighs for return of
those days 1t ID the grand army Of the that Is
now singing the praises Of Grover Cleveland prompted
by u lively sense Of favors TO come.
PREDICTION.
From The Southern Tina
senator
tho second or third ballot It als predicts his trium
plant election In Novembef next, with a com pleto
change In the nation the end of eight years Ike he
wrought for the people of New York in seven.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
From uie Salem vl.) Sun.
Can any true Southern and patriotic Democrat do.
cline to espouse the cause OF ll' Where is there
man In the Democratic ranks who hns done more for
his country and many victories for his marty,
He secured tho Empire State from the clutch OF the
Republicans md abore shoulder to shoulder with our
Southern Democrats against the Force bill. Let give
honor to whom honor Is due and give hearty sup
port to Senator Hill in the coming Convention
vIRG1NIA's DELEGATION.
From tie Lynchburg Nete..
In Virginia. s1l delegates to the State Dem mocratic
Convention have been e.ected: liu. <lS; Cleveland
2Ss: unknown. 100.
STRAIGHT DEMOCRACY.
From The Richmond Dirath
kiyd GEORGE COUNTY May 8.-The Democrats Of this
county assembled in meeting tho Cour. House
to-day for the purpose OF eecng gates to tho Sae
on the 10th instant. Mr.. Corbin offered
this resolution:
Re'o'red Thnt the delegates chosen BY this Conveu
tion to be sent to Richmond unustrucsed a. regards
any particular candidate, always bearing mind that
the candidate for the high Office Of President of the
United States is to be chosen to aid abe and stand
upon platform OF Democratic prncipl and that the
principles OF the party not to be held subsersnt
TO the concsits of the individual that this party OF
the people Tor measures AMI not for men Yet while
we send our delegates unnstructed, in case that
the candidate Is to bo chosen from tho State
Of New York We express our decided preference for
Senator David Hil who is fearless Democrat true
in his patriotic featy 10 the principles OF tho party
sound upon the silver question sound upon the subject
Of tarn rero and devoted in his loyalty the main
lenance Of the rights Of the people"
Carried
PARTISAN DEMOCRATIC BUSINESS
From the Richmond Bi.puteh.
PETERSBURG. May 5.-The Democratic City Conven-
lion. which met to night to elect twenty delegates
The state Convention, was composed OF sixty delegates
who tes; question voted nrty onc for I'M ana nine
for Cleveland. Tho the following resolu.i on
which was adopted by that vote after discussion,
turing which 1t declared that no person favoruR
Mr. Cleveland could conscien,iously 60 to tho State
Convention under the resolution:
Respred by tho Democracy Of Pers5ur1 In C,npe non Ar
eubl.d That would have our standard bearer in
he coming campaign that Democrat Who in the
Judgment OF the representatives OF the party to be
assembled in Chicago will most surely achieve victory
or pnrty and principles: but are now advised
look with great favor upon the splendid services OF
he great Democrat David r. Hill. who has won from
he enemy the "Empro State OF New York" and we
cordially endorse his candidacy for the nomination
II was decided that each ward should recommend Its
delegates to tho state Convention. Tho First ward
Its two one of whom is Mr. W. H. Mann
hs sympathy for Mr.. Cleveland and his
opinion that he is tho most available candidate There
lpon by vote of IS to II Mr.. Mann was defeated.
GEORGIA
From ne Amerieus Times Recorder
Enough counties elected delegates Tuesday to prac.
iraly determine tho complexion o: the Atlanta Con.
ention Of May H. only fortyseven counties being yet
o hear from From the accurate IN alton OBJ
anable tho large majority OF the delegates arc anti
Cleveland and nearly two 10 one. and all idea OF a
cleveland delegation from Georgia to the National Con-
ention might as well be laid aside. by tho most
nthuSiastc admirer OF tho exPresldent 1t will DO
lhl or q dark horse.
THE CARPETBAGGER.
Ftom de GRIND FORKS Dailv Nen.(N Dl
That grateful cuss known the Southern carpetbaR
In always the country Cleveland or bust
10 wouldn't get many votes In North Dakota.
A Victory for the Women Crusaders.
ELIZABETH. Mny 1O.-JudGe Mccormick to- |
lay In tho Union County Court OF Common
Lar ora tod fha lcaneo nj Erooho1dor Toh.