The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18

Cleveland tnrml for President e3s I.7
on. Dem" for i-g,sr.n, 60, ern"r ,, 90.
iltll over ,'s'eand .........',.'........ is3i
Grsy diem over Ccvc,s,i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ri
lInrstn Re for ~ a., 4 s
Harrison over Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I2o02
Hill Hill "ver Miler ~ idS
In tho fall Of 1880 these loyal, Democrats
pursued the same taftcs; "3d distrh t I'd cir
Gratis throughout the state advising them to
defeat the Democratic ticket. from which We
quote:
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Teachtrou.. corrupt. and artotant Influences that
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from r If. IL sa ''rT" "
T.Hi,.i.n which preenas 70 stand N THIS STATE for the
VII further an? Interests by supporting tne I'm
si.ss h ssEs nnv nsG ions I'll:
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could IA .Pns n H. ,.cn . az
~ nemosrac party more man di.nrn"rane and a:
Ss n GREATER wi Of tn.
cratic party can IN no better way dem"nsrMe our
an not coming
Notwithstanding the efforts Of these disoor-
ganizers and traitors. the usual result under
rallies ranging, from ] ]. 100 70 2o0oV.
feat these nfes n seSe e turn
tho great city and county Of New York over p
TIE feruhean party: They ,n c9 ;alIs win
Thomas {. ratt and various ragtaG and bob
tail Organizations. The I.'rr YORK 7n"cs ,pur
Of everything Democratic. They ran Francis
~ scott. q tool Of William T. Grace; for Mayor
cans Tor county Clerk ara sheriff respec.
lively. 1T should he noted that the posi- tion Of
new hnllot law. most important Office, for ~
political rny t. control as thu CLERK has has
sstsoms tSs1 sissensSy wSS .ss til
they met their usual fate. and were defeated
by .mai9sgt ,I ranging from 2940ooto $500.
Flower for Governor because it supposed. aud
so stated. that h" had been Nominated
Gy HILL wsnsf by w nd Tx
and Charles S. Fairchild. Clevelnnd's ex Score.
tary OF the Treasury. and nine out OF every ton
ton on May 81. 1892. opposed Lieut. Gov
sheehan and coyertly tried T. defeat him; Still.
snae Jane i"s ], iss5 wh"n DAVID t. Hill as
sumed the Executive off &c and the leaders hip
Of his PARTY in New York the Democracy. has
not met with single ieIcnt 1T state elections.
Against the combined effort, oi Republicans
and u few, ,disgrunt!ed opponents in his own
for the Democracy. Guided by his counsel.
tho Democratic party has grown stronger year
by o @ Is hS sta.dy ma
until it rea. hcd 5u.Mm In 1891. Confronted
by Republican Legislature in both branches.
during the first five years Of hi, administra-
ton rs Governor. his leadership gave his
Demncratic United States Senutor and in ia,i
Democratic Legislature in both hramch"s.
with TIE recent npror,,Gnmrnt "l senate and
ti5vcrnmcnt Of til" State IS Dcmocra,,ci in Mi
mont OF the present Democratic state Com
mit,ee the party is thoroughly Organize! and
didat" who has never known defeat.
From those statements the only conclusion
which cnn he arrived At is tar; David j. ,llill
York and the only one who Ia? demonstrated
that h. can cary the state Whenever h" ap-
nnls to the rtpe IHr their suflla; ~; Hom;
New York will elect him"
The manifesto is being rend by thousands.
1t is tho most complete exposure OF the moth
DDS ot the, Clevcland-'irace following ever
CONF iod. 1t hns been the ,eigh!y-ton gun OF
the day The document gives fact; md fig;
Northwest are stunned Mt the amazing con-
duct Of Mr.. Clevrands New York organ. A
dozen delegates at the Grand Pacific have pro-
nounr"d itas most damnahle record against
the tIrNndnd-'irace combine. With Hin
lighting the battles for Cleveland in 1888 with
his rersistrncy IN lighting for tho Democrats
from the day he entered iubiic life. tho dele
gatos who have read this ,ocumcAtnrc amazed
that any Democrat can for u moment culln-
tennnce tho Cleveland, race c"nspirntors,
II Is said tonight that either George l;aines
of Rochester or William {. Dewitt OF Brooklyn
will make the speech Nominating Senator Hill
in tho Convention.
The New York delegates had meeting Mt
the Auditorium tonight and conn ittrr, wore
appointed to visit the headquarters Of other
delegations for the PURPOSE II demonstrating
beyond the shadow Of doubt that Cleveland
cannot carry lev York State and that nm
fighters in the Indiana deega ion. who are
also ready to demonstrate that Cleveland can
not carry the Hoosier State and that Gray or
Hin can; Cleveland lost Indiana as well as
DO rcgalned by Hill only