Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-18

-, $500, ,,,o,,.ssIitv b nominated, and ne
snotcntlsn ssainst him can have but "a slterna-
dive resuis, either 70 tako tho noninn. = s,.S
from Now York entirely or 70 leopsru w w. Az
cess Of The party after tho no'n'n"'''A'--
Landmark.
The Cleveland men talk as 4 u mu y ~, -
Cleyes,na or no Que, whiIo ths friends o. we
osher drama sss ANYBODY else il better Snsn
Cieveiarsd. but Cleveland II better than 20 en-.
Aud ano:her remarkable thins anous 'nss nns VI,
l. lns, po = state, a. r., whca ether
" cast Democratic votes ~ P'os'''''"'
tioIe. lexdndrfa SeSsff.
notwithstanding Mr.. Cleveland's yistt 20
tho g,uth and his warm reccptitn ID AGen1' -
docs no: appear that be holds inos COUNTY, !"
the hollow OF his hand. Inc nis.'sn'pp' ns
iaturs has yoarnsag for Hill, and mas saypssv.
4 resolrro, invi,ne hiin 90 Walt the espuai Guy
Of mai slate and deliver an address upon sny
subject he may felec'- THIS - hut s'ra.' vas
II shows Str. HiIi that the winas p'ows si Al.
esrfiser.
We have had come TO ten US tn a,. We
sncul1 not advocate the NOMINATION. on SIo.e,
Lnd "a strcngir. The star has novrr sdvocss".
NJ. Cleveland 10 thedispsrasemens OF any osneI
csnli3ale. The S'df has parsuea conse e,ec
tive and conc'l'atoiy courrr, $40 ,n-isv he no
vrsneiiugs and cissepsscns IN the pomos ~.
rerfr 1'he Nfar l. for Demo ratio success nIs,'
fsnt ana ali the time. aud " repud'a'cS M. -
deuina oxefv etcp that has tenocncy 70 u.,
The raesy. III - re; tho party IN so0a nsn "a =
order. aud men the nominee 81 vac parry
scsondary consideration. --frsdsFsesso"' o''''
The Hill men claim that some OF tne
f,,e,as of Mr. Cleveland. finding that ne VIII
not hSve All I,sient strength az the primaries, OF
In he ,arfy orxanIza ion. TO elect him, are asa
Ing 10 s~slre his nomination by ofner inonns-
Their action, in threatening 10 Dol unuc. suo
ci-rums,Auccs We have mentioned, wouih III ~
toinly seam 20 give color 10 this assertion. We
to MOI balieve that Mr. Cleveland II In any way
70. oo,tbIe for the action OF these parties. NO
one edn,ires him more than we DO. but We van
~ see liill have fair play. IL no Is no binn.oa
b. will be elected end viii make an ex9enon'
President, and his successor VIII De pen'"-
Charlottesville JegersoH a..
Mr.. Frank Campbell distinguished
Democrat OF New York state, aud an intimsle
frieud o. senator Hill, declares that the Demo-
cratic state Convention would not have posn
called for February I'D had not mr.. CIovelanus
f,ien1s predritated the light IN Pcnnsyivania.
Tbaf h very likely the truth. On the 7th on iis.
January the Neirs called attention 70 me iac.
t,nt william 4. Iinrrity, who vas p e'maeter ~
Thilaseluhia under Mr. Cleveland, had orsdi-
izes he Cleveland machine in Penrsyiyhnh
eu1 lind elected Cleveland delegates from Phiia-
deiuhla 20 a state convention rtich hdo NOT yet
b.,f, caied 10 meet! This was the nrst gun OF tne
campalrn, and Il instantly dis'ioset the pr.-
cramne OF Mr.. Cleyelands managers. vhcD
was 10 elect Cleveland delegates al an earlv date
IN the several oyefShelm ngiy HepIDilrsn states
which are known 20 faYor tho cx-Presldents CAN
dCacy. and VITA this prestige otieinp, 10 coetcc
New York into line for Clcyeland.-Ly'ehourJ