The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-14

nll. But no did his duty Iikc thoroughbred.
We shall have no more dsparnQcmept OF him
from Democrats.
ana now. gentlemen OF tho jury. what do you
thihR OF Iannany? And YOU. gentlemen OF
tue rejected panel. what have you to say about
the tiger now? Pretty good-lookinr beast.
isn't he' Not in the least wild or wnywurd,
nut gentle and domestic. an excellent safc.
ail-around family
That carries double when thcre'sp need,
We salute you. Brother Croker! Col Eel
lows. sir! we kiss your hand. sir! And Won.
uc"i B"utk"-cNcusc the familiarity and the
h'nntness OF soldirr-Mg. Cochran, you sit in
tho rocker.
'Tom ne " nrt.' Appeal. Arai,ncb,.
Inc Democrats OF New York have been true
10 the iaith They have dono magniicently.
Ih~y have kept their promises Flower and
,tuker and Shcchan AMI Cochran will lie
heroes. and there is no telling what your Unco
David Hill may do when they pass tie ha. for
votes.
from o. T,iia"a, oil, Jonrnu.
Tho result in New York is distinctly Tam
many victory.
From ne Ir,smons Iou,nnl
Senator David u. Hill has fought this Presi.
Dental campaign Just ms wo confidently ex-
rectcd and claimed that 10 would do-with
ability. determination. aud force. Ho could
scarcely have dune moro had he himself been
running for President.
I,om ihe ~iport Duty Sun.
Make no mistake. gentlemen. Organization
has won this fight. and Senator David u. Hill
I is its prophet.
E@o %s. roh Dii'v GiJ,..
Well done. Tammnny. You have si!enced
the sandcrous tongues which accused YOU o.!
| "eI-5ccSins at tho sacrifice Of tho grand prin.
"lplcs of national Democracy. Your first
choice was turned down at Chica -. AMI in
revenge YOU havc turnod down til, Republic
can rnrty in New York and the nation. It is n
revenge glorious!y worthy OF tho greatest OF
all political organizations.
In the glory OF to-day David b. Hill must
i have n liberal share. IIc has siicncei his
siander.rs. COMPOUNDED his calumniators, Ue
lsi Democrat OF Dem ocrats. and no has again
oarn"! tho gratitude Of his party For four
years he has rested uni n tho utterly unjust
cclsa'ion OF trcac!cry toward the Democratic
national ticket in 1888 This has boon his on
rortnnity to retu.e this persistent dispersion
on his party loyalty and he has done 1t grand
IS. completely He was IN honorable MS pirant
Tor tho Presidential nomination at Chicago,
but Ee bowed to tho will OF tho Convention
and from that day until the glorious triumph
OF Yesterday Grover Cleveland has had no
more loyal. earnest. and tireloss supporter In
tho entire country than David d. Hill Honor
where honor is due. David b. Hill did not lose
New York for Cleveland in 1893. nor did he
alone win 1t for him yesterday Blu, he did his
utmost to elect Cleveland in 1898 and again
this year; and David L. Hills utmost is u good
deal
Feum he No,to'k L,ainnrl.
Much OF the honor Of the great victory in
New York Is due and Is cordially given to
Senator David b. Hill. who wont to the front
with unselllsh zeal and never looked behind.
, The certainty OF carrying New York which his
splendid efforts inspired gave spirit and cour-
age ana hope to the Democracy everywhere.
Prom Tie Hpyhe :luity D.p,rro.
Long may the flag Of Tammany wave Long
may its coors he carried in the front ranks OF
an aggressive and Triumphant Democracy.
Long may its watchdo-s guard the interests
OF the masses. aad long may its leaders leGis-
late for the plain people.
From ne AHIaa ConHitu'ion.
Here's to Tammany aud the unterrifled!
From he A'It"y 'io'.. rnioa.
This election has covered Tammany Hall
with glory and intrenched 1t in power as never
before. 1t is believed that Mr.. Cleveland is
bound to the organization By strong pledges,
which it will be hard for him to break. in
view Of the extraordinary majority it has rolled
UP for him in New York
F,om N. Io,d, Br.
! Next to President Cleveland. David p. Hill ia
the biggest Democrat in the country ut pr esent
| From he LgnchtUy niiy Adrune
The Democrats Of tho whole Union will now
! turn with gratitude and admiration to Tam
! many and bestow unstnted plaudits upon that
| grand organization for tho magnificent f:ht
| and splendid victory in the Empire State ant
| Tammany's favorite. David s. Hill. will come
| in for his full share Of national gratitude fo
his distinguished services to tho cause o
| Democracy and good government