New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
DEUOCRITIC HARMONY WITH Il 'Lch

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The state Convention of Ncw-fork Demo-
Gratis will not be convened for Few weeks
vet but Judging from some of the local Demo-
cratic conventions which have already got to
y,r, il is to be an exceedingly lively gather
mo II ma, be called to disorder rather than
70 order. IT,, proceedings may partake OF the
stormy character of those OF the Society Oh hie
-tanislaus at it's famous meeting. II ma! open
in discussion and break mp IN row. these
uainful predictions may not be realized and, OF
coursc every friend of the white winged Angel
Of Peace will earnestly hope that they ma!
not be- But. aS we have remarked the! are
predictions to which the gongS-on IN some Oh
the local Democratic conventions give color.
Here. for instance. are the Democrats oi
Utica. Harmony is not vlSlblt broodlhg over
them On the contrary they would seem 10
he ycarnng for an opportunity to do damage I'd
one anothers eyes. In the Fifth ward OF mat
CITY the other night after one OF the factions
JIilb had held lis caucus the rest Of tine Dem
oci.,ts (ClevclanD got together, and after max
ing Independent nominations pr0ceedeo 10 pas
\ string Of resolutions These resolutions. aitef
doing the handsome thing by Thomas Jeher-
,,n and Grover Cleveland, proceed III ms
highly unamiable manner:
We learn with alarm OF the un-Democratlc VI
terances Of New-Yorks senior Senator IN resard 10
the silver question and declare them 10 DE ''S
representation OF Democracys cardihai Prl'''Pe
We look with alarm upon the actions OIL the VI
ganization In New-York State, and believe p'
mocracv should not lower itself to the degraded
stat. Of affairs now exercised by said organiza-
,lon. hut on the contrary that Democracy shoui
~. raised and upheld at the standard OF eihih'loe
consistent with it's principle. ana foundation
This. il will be seen is not only Hat treason
to David y. Hill but Ia the Democratic ma
chine of which Edward Murphy jr. Is char
man II is hardly necessary 10 point Cut tna'
Democrats must be pretty mad when they thus
public, arrlign the Democratic powers tha'
he Take another example The D'moci1fic
Convention for the lid Monroe Di>trC' was
hid on Thui>da, eve ning last. The Rochester
c,urc>p jndent of THE Newly crk sun reports
that d" il turned out f. be a gathering oi Adj
m'nistratIon men only He further reports
that William II. Tacey-who Is member OF
the Democratic state Committee for the Mon
zoe district and Hill unauthorized him that
..he md hi, friends did not propose to recog-
uile the convention held this evening. II was
called. he sad. b., committees which had not
been regularly >Plfttf'. W VIII H'iu 81 ''H'
vcn,ion az our own and select Oni own dele
ya,cS 10 the State Cpnyent0n.' The cone
.pondeni adds that the Hill delegation from
the Seventh Ward" which appeared before IN"
District Committee WAS not recognized. ami
the Cleveland delegation was declared - he
the regular one.
such thing, a, these attest that between now
and Election Da, good many razoiS welded
l., Democrat, are likely 10 be H. ing through
the air. \ truce may be patched up-fcr
revenue only-but thar is hardl, likely, seeing
how bitter the quarrel i Is il stands The
Eepublcan> of this State. they con
Template this spectacle Of factlonaIiSn may
well congratulate one another that all IS
unity III their own part! to-day The
Republcani,m of New-Iork is in healthy
,ond ten. We are not fighting ourselves but
the Dem c acy. According t. present appear
auce, not single conteStng delegation Will
he sent 10 the Syracuse Convention. So III the
campaign which awaits we are to have the
advantage over our Democratic opponent in
two important particulars. The party has the
strength which comes from unity. from har-
m,ny. and the strength which comes from good
and faithful service for the people.