New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
.. B. HILL is AN ANXIOUS MAN.
TROUBLES ARE FALLING THICK UPON HIM.
HE CONES TO THE CITY AGAIN AND TAMMANY
FRIENDS TRY IN VAIN TO sooTHE HIM

HE CONES TO THE CITY AGAIN AND TAMMANY
FRIENDS TRY IN VAIN TO sooTHE HIM
-NEwJERsEY II REVOLT
Ex-Governor Hill came back again to this city from
Albany last evening on the 80 p. m train and went
to the Heel Normandie lie looked II possible more
haggard md careworn than when he here on sun
day. HIS nervousness and anxiety over the Demo
cratic revolt against him is seemingly rapidly wearing
AWAY his vitality. several Tammany chiefs who had
been personally Informed Of Mr.. HIPS distressed con
diion called upon him soon after his arrival and tried
TO console him. Among the first to arrive were Con
gresham W. Bourhe Cochran and Richard Croker
They did their best TO belittc the uprising the Demo
cratic masses against HIS mdwnter scheme. and 10
him that the men AT the head of the movement
could never make Il success. but the Senator'S
forters had difficult task TO perform The ex-tiov
crnor had heard of the effect which the New York
revolt having In other states, and he could not
DO induced to take a hopeful view OF the situation.
southern Democrats from Atlanta and Memphis came
In while the Tammany men nj work on the senator
and sought 10 asset them in rcviving hi, hopes, but
owing to the knCwn growing dislike for Hill in their
neighborhoods the Georgia and Tennessee gentle
unable TO give the detected David much
encouragement.
Nh, I'M told his callers that one object of his
coming here at this time to obey judge Cullen 5
subpoena TO appear in court in Hroollyn, and give
testimony in the contempt in relation to the
theft Of The corrected and lawful election returns from
Dutchess County At Albany. Tiie Ex-Governor evil
IDENTIFY did not look forward TO his examination before
Judge Cullen with any peasureable emotions. The
case is 70 up In the Brooklyn court at II a.
m. to-day.
Colonel Bliss Of the Republican counsel in the case
said yesterday that he cid not much care whether
Hill appeared in court this morning or not Tho
testimony I obtained at Albany" Colonel Bliss said
" fully connected Mr.. Win with the theft Of the
Dutchess County returns, and that is all that was
necessary
The Committee Of Twenty-Five managing
fh. Democratic movement against Hill
held meeting yesterday at It's headquarters. No ~
Wss and adopted the resolutions TO be presented at
the mass meeting to be held tomorrow evening at the
Cooper Union. There uncertainty about one
or two OF the speakers who will follow Mr. Coude. The
presiding officer and the committee decided 10 withhold
the list of orators who Will make the addresses until
to-day. The names of the vice presidents and secre
taries were prepared and approved
The addition Of several hundred names was made
yesterday to the call for the meeting and many
letters which told Of the fast increasing sen,i-
meot of opposition TO Hill In every part of the state.
Chairman f. Eery Anderson received personal letter
from Batavia. Geneseo County. in which lie in
formed that within forty eight hours between 1000 and
llO0 names Of Democrats had been signed 10 the pro
test against the action Of the state Committee.
Police Justice Kilbreth, of thi, city. wrote as fol
lows: Il have been confined 10 my home for some
une by illness hnC prevented GAZING AS
to tender my support TO tie nauNIrxted ~
protest against the feczeout convention. you have
already done please enroll my among the
Democrats who wish far play
4 meeting Of New-JerSey Democrats was held at
No. 45 Wallet. Yesterday 10 form an organization
to -Ope;ate with the New-York Democrats who
have taken up arms against Hilsm. There
present: George ". MADISON
Gustav rollak. of summit; G. W. Campbell, jr.
of Mlbourne: Charles T. Root Of Short Hills George
A. X q. StanWOOd,
arb W. :. McKeon Of .Asbury Park W. j. Cnrtis
Cf summit and Others. \ call bearing the If
200 representative Democrat, of New Jersey pre-
sented tndorsing the anti-Ill programme and pToms-
ing il their support. II decided to form
p.te state organization. with local auxiliary com
Tu!ttecs In every COUNTY. i.c.outi1nS wcrc adopted
pedgng the new Tizatt1n "a res'~t by all propT
any attempt u defeat pr!ufg" % Tlsstae the
wishes Of the great OF the Democratic party
The Lexington Democratic Club of this city held
q meeting at Its clubhouse No. 100 Fast One-hmdred
apdrtenJil-st February 3, and passed resolutions
efpessing dss pprovaI Of the ruidw1rer convention
and Joining in the and I'M movement.