New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
SENTIMENT OF THE STREET.
HILL REGARDED AS A DANGEROUS MAN.
ms RECORD IN THE SENATE NOT ENOUGH TO
OVERCOME THE DIsTRUsT OF THE BEST

OVERCOME THE DISTRVST OF THE BESr
ELEMENTS OF Orr CITIZENSHIP
Th. second DAVIS Impressions OF the banking ana
financial community in respect OF the hoirna'o VI
Senator I!ll for the Office of Governor OF inc 'u'e
were little different from those outheu III IN.
Tribune Yesterday. The confidence OF hepuonca"s
IN the success of their excellent ticket has IN no
wise abated and the comment of Democrats uoes
No, indicate a belief that the situation mas Deeh
radically changed The significant feature oil the
Wall Street sentiment Ia its undemonstrauVeneSs'
II Is a year and campaign when TREMENDOUS
amount OF quiet but intense thinking is Delhg uohe'
and there is every indication that this VIII be feit
q, tho r,oIls when the secret ballot Is cast Inc
tide of support running to the Repuohcan "che'
has not been changed, but It is recognized that II
will be wise to work TO increase the power OF the
current in order to avoid the possibility OIL ODD
struction. A.,
There is almost a generous disposition Oh 'ne
part Of Republicans freely to ADMIT the e'e"en.'
OF strength possessed by Mr. Hill az nominee ne
ho many social friends who hesitate to apply the
,est Of criticism openly which they will hold MIN 10
when II comes to the casting or votes IL 10 WI"
coded freely that he will appea! strongly W "''
partisan clements Of the Democratic party anu "
the more dlsreputabe elements MS power a.
worker and fighter IL also willingly conceded but
cha s,ropo points I'm his candidacy. compared with
\ colorless Democrat put In nomination IN the eN-
listing situation. the very ones winch "'io'"
n fatal weakness in the nomination Inc ie"o
cratic party to-day s believed to contain larger
independent element than in many years. anu 'ne
force Of this independence has been Increased Dy IVY
,,,anc. NJ last wear when the Maynard hgnt
,,v,,ed bv Senator Hi ended in disastrous defea'
10 the Democratic machine.
BRILLIANT. But UNSCRUPULOCS
Tho banking and financial world has always been
hostile 10 Mr. Ill., because he has been m'asureu
a, his full stature as man dangerous oy r'a'o'
,, his combination OF brilliance ana uhscrupuio"'
ness in political manipulation Even Inc rueoi' -
the United States Senate by which MT mn -
sor friends of business men. cannot obiitera'e n's
nolItical record or wipe away IN" STAIN VI ~
spiracy against popular rights and the integrity "
the ballot. , h,,, ito
The moderation OF Republican COMMENT wv 80
essential force was illustrated wen III Inv Wv
A BARTON Hepburn president OF the i"'''
,,o,,, rank who has an honorable political record
IN addition to his distinction In pahK'hs 49,
Mr. Hepburn said: senator H1 is douo''e7a ~"
s,-ore.a, candidate " L. party. but IN my op'''o"
I, Is impossible to -ect any Democrat as "o'ei"
mi. autumn. Mr.. Hi Il a shre"h anu NV ~,
,ican he Is an ndefatisable worker ana lie VIZ
make an energetic and determined canvass. re
q, tho Iloi OF the dyed the wool Democrats "a
the state who viii be enthusiastically TOT MIN "
h,s added 70 his personal prestige In me Seha"''
and has shown himself 20 De man oi III
ability HIT there IL no good reason 10 P'c'V -
as a candi late for Governor TO hr. Nor'o"' NJ
arc many good reasons why the state sho"'n 'ie
for 10 change the administration Of itH ohaFf' ""N'
has forfeited the confidence OF the p"p' "9 80"
,rg ou,ree.s on the ballot and the rights OF c''-
z.ns and has faTn below the standard 10 "n."
tho administration Of the Empire state s"'u'u "
held The tone ~ the Independent press 'n"'''''
,,inly tha, Mr. I'M viii lose the vote OF tha' rSe
class OF citizens who seek To support "'
,rep The tide which get IN Mline' VIII uh-
f,ta 10 Democratic
state this autumn"
ctc, or DEMOCRATIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to,, y Dos psssos the wel-knovn railroad law
v.r said. MIR Hin is unqueS,ionably an abe man
and has wide social acquaintance bu' IN" P"o'
are heartily sick Of Democratic ADMINISTRATIONS "'''.
M man in my opinion can withstand the Brhc'"
sentiment" 90, ,,,,,
,.,s.esse- said Brayton Ives. president OF the
western National Bank but hls nomination has In
NJ, Wise abated my confidence In the ei"cUo" o'
Mr. Morton by a handsome majority.
The silence ~ men Ike Charles ; Fa'rchid -
cfooucnt u their appreciation OF The challenge
thrown down 10 the independent nempe oi inc
r,.-.cc,,,,c nert- The remarks OF Francis iynde
s.e,,on one 4 President Clcyelands cose tr'eh's
and supporters are equally significant MT S'etson
wrote ont the following opinion upon the nominal
tiorr a, the request Of The Trihur":
senator MS acceptance Of TITS nomination m
,,.os,rab,e f,r him. wou.I impose upon a.. pro
,sssipe Ia svppor: Democratic Organization the duty
To vote fJr him.
"r,e democratic organization IN New-York has
fo,owed him and his leadership more unrc'"rveny
,h,r hat 81 Daniel - Tonpkns Martin Van
Rur.n. Hora,!o Seymour or slmuc !. Ti!den am
II cannot doubted that to-day he !. 10. ,hs
leader o. IN" party IN me star ana h nm yota
who choose to continue II '"' p'''''
'or xnnin,bstand.rg serious differences of opinion as
a Of hlr ftlil
a:waya So;ed Tor him when ca2td!te for puzzle
o', Wr s,c,son vas ssked whether Mr. lIi!is re-
sponsbi.i,y for tho Maynard plrca,ey wh.ca ne
would not defeat Mr.. HI. !le dec.ined to l!Icuss
this point. but Nj scissors caretu.y ptvp% yoich
nemScra,s IN wA.i Street who hat to sever po-
c TICS couh give 10 ne a'mnali,n rnt pw rSr
showed tina; there WI be army VINO. admitting
lhr srcnsih Of Mr. tiIs es.m; on pir.'IM sup
against his bitter faciIoni. opposition to President
csyenna Hs va yis1s aro lis devotion to tho
wors, OF machine methods and the constaht suporn
nation Of principles 20 me eH'g"'cieS "i "'7P''''"
political situations
MIR FAIRCHIID STILL SILENT
c,harles s. Falrchrd ex-Secretary .; The Treasury
said Yesterday that ne had nothing To say about
the nomination. He was asked II he would speak
for tn. organization he represented on state matters
bu, ne declined to express any opinion In rep'y
to this question however. III you viii not speak
for the Organization you represent vi. You speak
as an lndlvldua.?" he said: II VIII speak WIN
other individuals through the ballot on lection
Day" . -.
Charles Stewart Smith. chairman OF the EXecu-
tive Committee OF the Committee OF Seventy, when
asked what he thought about the nomination SAID
The nomination or I'm Is the best thing that
could have happened for the Republican parry
Now have the moral Issue sharply dehne1 III
he was not the instIgatOr he made nirn-"lt re
sponsibe for the Maynard crime by Insisting upon
Maynard's denomination. His influence 10 douDt
unseated in the convention All the Anti-Snappers
he must that load The Times denounces
his nomination. The Sun even. Juggling from It's
editorial this morning, is half-hearted; The Her
AID is waiting and makes no editorial sign The
World Is disappointed
Henry Clcws said Senator HIS nomination
for Governor helped the Democratic party out OF
a hole as he really the only man that could
have been put up to stand the slightest chance OF
election and was only made available on account
his bitter fight against the income tax. together