The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-08
HISCOCK AND BELDEN AT IT.
THE sALT COUNTY FLOODED WITH
FRACTIONAL RHETORIC.

THE SALT CUNT FLOODED WITH
FRACTIONAL RHETORIC.
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Hissoek's Friends Say Heiden vns Traitor
-neidea's Friends Reply that PIass asa
H,scock snubbed Their Chiertain-Ths
Democrats say "Hooray F"
SYRACUSE. Jan. Livery Democrat OF any
note and thousands Of Republicans In onon-
daga county have read the articles In TIT SUN
telling OF tho determination OF the Miller. Bel
den faction Of the Republican pnrty to insist
upon reorganization OF tho a. o. p. at the
coming State Convention. Many In this
neighborhood believe that Syracuse will DO
selected as the place OF this Convention.
II is the opinion. though. that the State Com
mittee which calls the Convention will not
issue the call until late In March. This limo OF
policy has been suggested to the Platt.Hls-
cock men In control Of the committee, The
argument is advanced that the longer tho
Convention Ia delayed the better II will DO for
the Platt. Hlscock faction. According to tho
Miller. Belden faction II Is tho old dodge Of the
attorney for q criminal delaying tho trial rs
long as possible In order to lot the
righteous indignation OF an angry people sub
side. But the State Convention must be called
to assemble within sixty days Of the National
Convention. and ten days must be allowed for
all hands to receive the call ana select the
delegates TO the State Convention. The
National Convention Is to be held in Minne-
apolis on June7.
Tho assertions Of the Miller. Beldcn people
that James T. Edwards. tho Parson- Senator.
has oil along been In sympathy with them. and
that from flrst to last he was determined to
vote with tho Democrats In order to punish
Platt and Hiscock Is accepted BY both factions
Of the Republican party here as truo. As one
N ~ A.. q 4 III.
for the Miller. Belden people to attempt to
induce Lou Payn Of Chatham to vote for Miller
and Belden as for the Patt- Hiscock people to
attempt to get Edwards to vote In why that
would have kept Plat and Hiscock in control"
Scarcely anybody outside OF 1t Gnu properly
appreciate the bitterness existing between the
Hlscock and Beldcn factions In Onondaga.
Meanwhile the Democrats are looking ioyfully
on. They are more than satisfied. They re-
jolce in the selection OF Senator Nichols and
Asscmblyman Ryan and the downfall Of the
Republican candidates for the Senate and AS
sembly. They havo still another JOY in pros
poet. -, q
The decision OF the Court OF Appeals which
seated Nichols and Ryan will also. it Is insist
ed BY the Democrats. turn out Sheriff Hoxic.
the Republican who. on the same mixed bal
lots. ran ahead Of his opponent 800 votes.
that his place is in great jeopardy. and when
his official head rolls of the county will be
fully controlled by the Democrats. In fact.
any number OF sanguine Democrats are found
who venture the prediction that old OnUndaga
will swell the number Of Democrats counties
this fall. The Republicans usually have had
majority Of between 81 90 and 1000.
Coming back to the Republican factional dis
nutes. # is beloved that tho Hiscock men will
fall. Never were the followers OF the ,Adonis
ssner RepSecsn exespt ior Ma.
They refer to h IT, close Affiliations With the
t%s pemocrats: The Hlscocf men declare that hat
don obeyed orders. The anti Bslden crowd
h bs and his
y s5 . Bssn & i WS With Fss. sdsn
Belden's ward gave a majority OF 500 against
him. 4 prop2Grtionatsy heavy vote against the
wards in which. .Beden had any control An
eminent Republican. familiar with the situa-
"Beiden made bitter fight against Rufus
The result must he charged up to Belden: !
the Republican party in tho State must 10 re-
ORGANIZED. Well; al that ] have to say
tak Tepy that is a s v Baden o has been
@stsaF Of ,aet there p9tSns left a B the Re.
publican party where Beldcn has had any:
feF to ne Bsdan ID 9sGs
have promenaded Syracuse and all Onon-
ssn snss ts sosn sSEE edss nes ss
helped Re|HubicrTn in his Life unless
vii IN ssf "s0af Su Ct Hi @
can SEQ The Handwriting on tho 'f' wall
plump nny9t2Ssy and his sr rssSss
Ss s hipf for BsaSn Pes sas the Reo
2 Republiean as eyer lived. was nominated Tor
Mayor; He wasn't H 'e v man: and Belden
puhiicsns were turned down BY him. JIM. -''
sa Mnss 9 tsG S 4bSs 60 Ms Bs
county BY the men who wish 30 wasn't; At
~ senator, Frank niscock. 10 b!ttarr
s hs n's'? svns ss sa e nsdsY
Of tho late Jacob sharp on his trial. When
asked on that trial as 70 the copsideration 70
doesn't stand around for ,nothina His con-
Tde" has also bee 1sSks S BY thy
ugly followers OF Hiscock.
Meanwhile the Democrats stand around and
arc jubilnnt. Let the Htscock and the Bedcn
doctrine.
Some OF Hiscock's followers believe that
Warner Miller docs not want Belden for an
associate, Mr.. Miller. they say will not long
be allied to Belden., The companonship will
Warner Miller. is. altogether too much
Wrapped up in his Nicnraugua Canal scheme.
beldeen; and his friends d3 not hesitate g.
their. achievements, As a linal criticism BY,
tho. Hiscocl men. they say that Ecdun Isl
telling everybody that he doesn't caro-
for n denomination. to Congress tits
fall Il Belden wants il. he snys his friends VIII
:. Pooh! pooh !" reply the H lscock men. Beidcn.
they add Is already shelyed. and his modesty In
ATTEMPTING to decline what he couldn't get Is