Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-23

Courier journal, DEM: ii MI. llli Is
the nominee Of the next national Demo-
cratic convention the Courier Journal
will support him with all possible effort
and activity.
St. Louis Globe, Democrat, Rep: How
many of the New York Democrats who
are now attacking Senator Hill protested
when he stole the legislature? Is not the
theft of state senate a greater crime
than the theft of few delegates?
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Tribuneof- Rome, Dem: The pro-
prietor, declaring his own sentiment, and
being convinced that the Democracy OF
Georgia is overwhelmingly for Senator
Hill, commits the Tribune-of- Rome to the
cause of David B. Hill and Democratic
success in November.
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Harper's Weekly, Ind. Dem: 1t is
striking fact that the first consequence OF
Democratic SUGGESTIVE monstrous out
rage OF Hill upon free government in the
theft of the senate of the state-did not
apparently distress the Cleveland wing Of
the Democracy.
KY
Oswego Republican, Rep: 1t is dis
credtable to the Democratic party that
| Hill and his fellows in political crime can
20 on and steal the seats of senators and
set at naugit the declared will Of the people
without protest from Democratic jour
nails claiming responsibility.
Chicago Tribune, Rep: The New
| York Democracy for ten years has accept.
ed all the results of David B. Hills
methods, and still enjoy them. Now the
righteous ones object to his heing the
"booty." Objection made to them now
comes too late to rid the party of respon-
sibiity.
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Atlanta Constitution, Dem; The peo-
pie of Georgia are coming out bravely for
David B. Hill. A poll of the state agri-
cultural convention, now in session here,
tells the following story: For Hill, So;
for the man who carries New York, s;
for Cleveland, 81 a western man, | third
party, s; refusal to answer, 8.
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Greensboro IN. O. Record, Dem.
Senator Hills popularity in New York is
unbounded. The Cleveland followers and
the Mugwumps have such small share
of the popular favor that their influence
Will have no material bearing upon the
outcome of the selection OF solid Hill
delegation.
San Antonio Daily Express, Dem: Mr.
T. E. Moore, OF Shawhan, KY, writes the
Express in congratulation of it's support
of the Hon. D. B. Hill, that an earnest
Hill club has been formed in his town
and that no one need be surprised if the
brilliant New Yorker carries the Ken
lucky delegation.
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st. Louis Republic, Dem. Ii the party
wants Mr. Cleveland 1t will not ask per
mission of Mr. Hill to nominate him
Nor will it ask Mr.. Hills permission if i
decides to nominate any one of the severa
western men who could carry their states
and New York and win sweeping victory
against Harrison.
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Norfolk Southern Times, Dem: Tit
Democratic party has been prey to un
popular nominations Fastened on it b,
men who were too narrow to appreciate
the situation or too mean to be above th,
dog in the manger) 80 much that thu
masses are going to nominate and cleo
man to the presidency this year wh'
has proved himself to be their friend, ant
that man is David B. Hill.
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Chicago Inter Ocean, Rep: Col. Alex
ander X. Mcclure, editor Of the Phila
delpha Times, is generally Democrat il
these later days, but be can not stomach
D. B. Hill. AT banquet in Jersey Cit.
on Linoon's birthday Col. Mcclure ex
claimed: "What difference between
Abraham Lincoln and David B. Hill
The one redeemed a continent and mad
his name immortal.&s The others chic
recommendation as a presidential candl
date is that he stole state
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Philadelphia Record, Dem: The at
tempt of Hill to force himself upon hi
party should be everywhere and at al
times resented. The Democracy SHOULD
be left free to take their pick of men with
out any impairment machine interference