The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-22
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They Receive No Encouragement from tie
Tru, Demoernts Asssmbled In Albanr.

True Democrats Assemblies In Albsny.
| ALBANY. Feb. 21.-From sunrise TO sunset
| to-day. in the Convention city OF the Demo.
| Gratis. the Grace. Anderson combine against
| the united Democracy has been on exhibition
| at the Kenmore. Outside Of Mr. Grace and
Mr.. Anderson there wasn't nan whose name
| was known to ten Democrats In town. and
| there arc ut least 10000 OF the triumphant
Democracy on hand. Mr. Grace called on
Charles s. Fairchild. Clevclands Secretary OF
the Treasury. in the afternoon. Mr.. Fairchild
is stopping with Matthew Halo. Later on Mr..
Grace called at tho Executive Mansion
and chatted with Gov Flower. In all
circles. though. whore Democracy pertains
Mr.. Grace and his clique OF kickers found little
favor. Tho spirit actuating Mr.. Grace is thor
onghly understood. He says that he cares not
whether the State Ia turned overto the Rcnub-
Leans so long as Senator Hill is defeated. His
opposition therefore. has resolved itself Into
crystallized bitterness against the Democratic
leader OF tho State. tho man who has moro
than any othor rescued the State from the
baleful influence OF tho Republicans. The
Grace contingent are to meet the Democratic
State Committee In the morning. and In the
afternoon ut Union Hall they rropcsc To talk
through their hints to the roople Of tho State.
Tie ncws tonight IL that the Grace crowd.
morning 10y the Democrats vino have won the
party's victories. propose to hold u convention
somewhere In tho state on May 81 and that
then the contingent will b. selected to go TO
Chicago to again talk through their hats to the
the Grace pcopo were greatly annoyed
Wien EdWaIl J. Donovan. former stat:
sSn Mr. Sssaea
@ % "dd.ms to crowd S,af s sh%t VII ea the
al a n
iui Of n,hasissm t%r David i. Hhi: liz is one
OF the original Hill men in boston. and he
FG f H. Gy TH at whs nr ho s.sG
Jasmine Pccksnian inolishncss" nf the
Grac. contingent in kicking at an early State
s, Why" he said, the, ought to live IN our
at large nearly year before National Com
ysnon IL held o. o,msr wds nf tGs Con
Material and other state officers. and usually
held IN the early fnll Of the year next rrecrd.
ing Presidential years. Last year dcrnrture
local reasons. and Tho selection Of Delegate. at
large Inns been deferred until the coming
Will icnssemhls. for, that purpose. What il
more. at the rrimaries held las. summer In
9sto s; not pny w"se tho heleEates chosen to
casts one-iourth Of the Democratic lie votes Of
ae s hs fHlns c al IN
am Mt y loss to know what term you would np- |
ply to Massachusetts primaries held last sum |
mer for the SANG purpose. In our state all |
good rrnsoning Democrats hugh at this out |
burst over tn. early Convention, and lassure
cliiactt. in semding II solid Hill delegation
!, Spcakin2 ~ Presidential candidates: Senator
rhusetts will, as il has In the past. stand
loyalty by tn. ticket whoever heads II. OF |
David p hi,l let ne say tin,t the henrt
warmth and admiration for him. His splendid
services; to the party will not soon be for
Mr.. Grace said to-day, I'VE are not blufrlnE'
Dur nImbcrs may not be large. and We may
ook weak beside The Convsnton Delegates,
meeting will be held Tomorrow. and will be in
he nature Of u consultation Iou need not BE-
II We appoint a State Committee and
all primaries Throughout the State for the
purpose OF cl-ctinE delegates to II new
;tatc Convention that viii fairly represent the
people ofthis State. and not one-innn power.
)ur ground for PROTESTING will 10 that such Il
mac thine way OF running politics Is decidedly
m Americnn;, The Convention may meet
bout May -
The Brooklyn delegation to Join tho opposi-
ion movement will arrive to: morrow morn
NJ. They say that they represent at least
.DtO Democrats.