Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
Norurn conNrY HEARD FRoM.

Chairman SuthItt t'a
national convention.
ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FROM.
Lock HAVEN. Pa, February zi:1 c,iil'
ron county to-day elected delegates 70 the
state convention and passed resolutions
in favor of Cleveland for the Democratic
nomination for President.
New York 10 undoubtedly for Ill.,
Henry Bulletin.
Grover Cleveland can't be nominated
ond y no should be he IA certain OF ue-
feat David b. Hill Is the boy.-Lou'sd
County AetcS.
The Nars has been against Cleveland
ever since he sent his first message 10 Oouc
gress. wherein be opposed the remoyai OF
the internal = revenue system. -L0HlSd
County Ne'cs.
Democrats would better not waste their
ammunition shooting at Democrats; keep
il to use on the opponents OF the party
Lexington Gdzete.
In New York. as in other States, the
movement in favor of David b., Hill con
| tinues 10 gather strength ana mOmeh'
| tum. Franklin Times.
Mr.. Cleveland should extend his south
ern trip to Alabama, as the Hill men are
| claiming q solid delegation from that
| State. - idremOnt Herald.
Senator Hill gets the full delegation
| from New York. The question is, VIII
| this do him any good? Surely he is better
| on with the delegates Of his own state
| than without them.-MariOn Democrat.
IL is probable that the nomination will
| 90 West and seek some man not hostile to
| either of the two New York factions, or
| better still, a man who can carry enough
| States TO do without New York. Ale hang
| StIltine.
| Whether this action [of the Albany con-
ventlonl will secure the nomination OF
David b. Hill is an open question, but. on
| the other hand, II efectually dlsposes OF
Mr. Cleveland a. a candidate. -BedfOrl
| Democrat.
IfHill should be the choice Of tho con-
ventlon take him II Cleveland should be
the choice take him. II 1t should be found
that neither is available. why them get a
candidate from some other State.-Ddil
rihe Tunes.
The action of the New York Democratic
| Convention dIspOses of Mr.. Cleveland rs a
presidential candidate. Hill viii either
be the nominee of the Chicago COnyen
ton, or will dictate the nominee. -PusyL
rama AftyNN.
Senator Hill will 90 TO the Democratic
National Convention with a solid New
York delegation OF y Of the ablest men II
the State. and ali opposing delegates sem
there by the boilers of New York will b'
shut out in the cold. -Lynchburg Ne,cs.
Neither Mr.. Cleveland nor Mr.. Hill car
arouse the enthusiasm OF poll the ful
strength Of the Democratic masses, ant
| .. - 10, ha n IN Il
face; but then some people never can se'
to the end Of their own noses NoodSt0c
Record.
II becomes more apparent every day
that the purpose OF the New York kick
ersn - not so much to nominate Cleye
land but to defeat Hill, whom they canno
manage. What the result will be no one
can tell, but it Will not DO Cleyeland.-Tb
Roanoke (M. Co. Nelrs.
The arrogance with which the partisan
of Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Cleveland push tn
names of these gentlemen TO the front
becoming tedious. One would think &
listen TO all that is said Of them that the
are tho Democratic party and the onl
| two Democrats IN the cOuntry.-GOSte
Blade.
, Senator ID. b. Hill is the most successful
leader IN the Democratic party. He ha
never been defeated before the people q
! New York, and will not be for the pres
, dency If the Democratic party Of tn
. Union has the wisdom OF confirming HI
J nomination at Chicago.-Augusid GA.
Chronicle.
We think it must now be conceded tina
il the candidate is to come from New lor
it must be David j. Hill, but II the inter
ests Of the party can be better enhance
by going West, let US go, az the gres
question is not the success of any IN
dividual. but Of the great party.-F'drm
; UiLLe Herald.
As was expected. the so-called New Yor
| Democratic convention at Albany on th
ed was pure cut-and-dried" Hill affair
II was unanimous, of course, for Hill. II
: was there himself and managed the Who'll
I ! concern lust as he has been IN eYerythin
! preliminary to 1t from the beginning
Rock5ridge Ne1cs.
As was expected, Hilps snap" CONVEX
/ tion instructed ITS delegates 20 the Chicag
| convention for Hill. This WAS the desg
| Of the convention, and, with all the ms
chinery in his own hands and no tim
allowed 10 the opposition TO organize, tn
result could not have been otherwise
GLADE Spring Citizen.
I If New York wants Hill, and il seen
r that she does, and the lest OF the cOuntr
Q wants Cleveland, and il does, what is 10
I done about itI We want no dlssensions
v in our ranks. If the differences betwee
the friends of these two gentlemen cannC
i be adjusted, then we must have anothl
2 man.-Grdys0n Gazette.
> Almost every Democratic presidents
candidate since the war has hailed trol
| New York, and Grover Cleveland IL d
a only one who was elected and served b
], term. And now, if he, too. has fallen int
such bad odor as 70 make his nominatiO
dIstasteful 10 the people, WHY, in the nan
Of good politics, let's bring in anoth
boss" from some fresh pasture.--L0udOl
Mirror.
Senator Vance. of North Carolina,
y his characteristic way, expressed the gen
raj senatorial opinion when he SAID tn
u Senator Hill can give any man in publ
to-day cards and spadesn and then W
his game. Those bright little black ey
% Of his" added the North Carolina
s. can see the finest wire and when be re
= hold of it something has TO give way"
Philadelphia Record.
Cleveland il now certainly out Of q
is race as presidential possibility, and ia
n so long as the "kickers" continue TO kl,
IS in the Empire State Hill may make up /
It mind 70 serve bis time out in the Sena;
The only consolation 10 him, if consolidate
1t be, is he will have it In his power to 81
who shall bear the standard to victor
and that man will be German of Mar
y land. -Gordonsrtus Gdzette.
h The work of the Albany convent,
u compels at the hands of Democrat
o newspaper the respectful treatment viii,
,r is due every movement of strength al
10 profound significance in the paFty's hi
Il attacks which have been made on i
If representative character of the gatherin
is or the honesty of its composition. are b
is the impotent yaporlngs of the va
qu;shed.-.S. Paul (luiHn.) Globe.
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