New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
HERE IS A FINE SENATOR
TIE rITIABLE FIGURE CUT By D. b. HILL
HE DESERTS HIS psf N WASHINGTON TO WORK
IN THE DIRT OF NEwYJRK
DEMOCRATIC POLITICS.

David u. Hi ~p'nt YESTERDAY al the Holman House
comforting with hi, hcnclmcn and arranging his Presi
denllai BOOM iiis duties Is senator Of the United
states demanded that he should be at his post In Wash
| lngton The crisis in the Gillian difficulties had been
reached and A pairot's place should have been among
the Nations councillors. But Mr.. Hi could not he
! induced even to talk about the country's troubles
| When the Iyc,lGcnp5 message appeared and every
| citizen OF patriotic impulses hurried to read ana 70
applaud It's wise and honorable conclusions, David b.
| Illl declined to express an opinion upon IT, on the
ground that 4" he hadn't read IT, Later in the day he
admitted that lie had read it, but refused 10 say any
| thing on the subject. saying that rs he might be
called TO AIT officially the questions involved IL
would be improper Tor him to commit himself The
truth that Inc too busy making his little deals
| and bargain, with state Committeeman and local
bosses" and getting things shaped for the meeting u
| the Democratic state Committee to-day.
Soon after the Ex-Governor had beakfasted his callers
| begin TO arrive. Hugh Mclaughlin. the Democratic T'jal
Of Kings County, the first man TO send up Ills card
lIe spent two hours with Mr.. Hill, and on the lp'msc
that Long Island patronage and certain sIar; OF the
state Offices be filled should be distributed as Mr.
Mclaughlin should dlctat,, lie promised Mr. Hill his
| enthusiastic and solid support. other callers were
| ID. q. Griffin, II watcrtOwn, chairman of the Demo
ciatc state Executive Commit tee; ". Bourhc Cochran
| and Rcharl Croker, Edward MurpAy' IT, Il
Troy chairman OF the State Committee, Lieutenant "oN
ernor sheeban General Farnsworth, of Albany joseph
| J. ODonohue: Warden BrVwn of Sing sing eA' -
| scmblyma Greene Of Hudson River Bulge laie ;
| william Purcell, Editor Of The Rochester mon ana
Advertiser and Judges Truax and Beach OF ms city
An Important visitor Patrick Kelly oil 81. raul
the millionaire Democratic boss OF Minnesota WHO ia"
been AT Washington attending the Democratic National
Committee meeting as tho representative of his state
Mr.. Kelly has bccn known In the West AZ Nic'chhd
man, but 1t WAS believed that Hill hal succeeded III
winning the Minnesota man from his allegiance to the
| eN ppx-f (srs.ka urTIhV Shpcnan
much Of the day and evening in the Governors room
All the who Appeared To have his confidence are
known 10 be bitter enemies OF Cleveland. Anthony ~
Brady, OF Albany spent good deal OF une with inc
Governor and no little significance vas attached TO his
presence Mr. Brady, WHO is an ont and cut lu man.
IL proxy IN the State COMMITTEES for james VI. Man
ming, who became proxy for ID. Cady licFrck after
The hitter was elected a Justice Of the Supreme
Court Herrck's district has often been quoted n,
about the only one which Cleveland could rely III
the committee. Brdy's appearance was an author
zation from Hcriicks representative destroyed the
last hope OF the Cleveland adcrens. 1t showed that
hin had captured the whole state Committee Hu,
Croker, Murphy, Griffin, General farnsworh ana
Brady dined together in the big dining room OF the
Holman House last evening.
Members Of the state Committee besides
those already named BEGAN 10 arrive ut the
hotel before noon, aud all the afternoon
there was IA crush OF DonTTnnc p0liti' ANS
tlc cOrTdU- III WHICH thc hlih ANU
Illuminated fronts o; the Tammany element pr,domi-
mated Charles VI. Preston. Of Kingston samuel \.
Beardslcy, OF Utica: Clinton Beckwith, u lIcrMmcr'
Patrick Maloncy, Of OwcgO, and John Flanagan, Of
Ontario. among the committeeman on hand
Before sunset 1t announced with nppacnt
authority that the date Of the state Conyenuoh
had been fixed for Monday February -,
and that II would be held at Albany. The double
loaded leader in The World yesterday morning de
uouucinc the uniairncss Of such early convention
and calling upon Senator IIill to halt IN his purpose
II taking snap judgment OH the Cleveland ldcuoh'
was numerically condemned by Mr. llills plrt'an'
and the advice sneered at. Illll himself was repre-
,nted as having turned white with anger when Ills
attention WAS called to IL. What have those Mug
wuup, cot to say about II, anyhow Z" growled violent
supporter OF Ii. They nice people To advice
to the eX Governor. They would Ike Us u lie down anu
lot tho Cleveland people do US, expect But what
ar they at In Penu wanna and everywhere Gle Where
they ARE able They AFRO eiccung all thc IieVemhu
delegates they can get"
Fri.nds of Mr. Cleveland were much nggricvei when
they found that no attention would be paid TO bler
protest., but that the state Convention ana the
election Of delegates 10 the National CONVECTION were
10 Ie rushed through without giving the opposition to
IIu any chance They threatened 70 take satienc Oh
in thoir own way should I'LL succeed u
getting the Presd,ntal nomination We are allowed
no voice I'm maSng the ticket" said one who has been
prominent in Ceveland's counsels tat part Of the
business has been turned over TO the Talnmany Hall
heelcrs But wait until November and see II va Will
not have something to say
After tho state Committee has carried out Mr. iillls
order, he and his friends will put on their evening
attire and scury AWAY the stewart mansion Tor The
much advertised reception which tie Manhattan CUB
- 10 dive IN the evening tho Presidential candidate
How the better iar OK the club, which las no Interest
ln rammany Hail. Will take their Acknowledgement ie-
main, h. II rfcdlced lac; eyclins that
many we'll known Democrats Of the r,-Isr'abic class
pronounced friends oi Mr.. Cleveland, would emphasize
ihcr disgust by remaining away from The reception
rhe l.inmany Hall Committee or Twenty TOUR hel1
meeting al tue NigV Jo,tcrsy 10 consider plans for
Tie campaign. letter from the secretary Ul state,
SIR. hioe, road. Informing The com,
lul:,oe 81 Latcr> that he wa 10 appoint
49, ccnsns rators for NewYorlI Cty-0nc for
carh election district and that he would like the
" only recognized Democratic organization Of New
York 10 send him the names OF the people 10 I'LL these
uiucr> commissioner ttilToy, VINO presided, nug
ae,od that the appointment OF enumertors In each
.-emby district he referred 10 the district leader.
los, Croker improved the suggestion b advising
that the Tamn.any Hall captain In each election DIS.
irct be made the cnCmcrator for his district ana IL
he did not want IL that he should name the man
H. knows he people. added the Boss. Mr. tIOAers
ideas prevailed
The list 10Y .nch Assembly District will be forwarded
to Albany in Few DAYS IN" remmany politicians
expect great results fr I'LL and the Nl8wam ticket
from these cHtlnCidtjr'.