New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-27

Cleveland people throughout the State can take
Senator IIrs nomination with good grace alter
HIS bitter opposition TO CleVelaho' iecnnaI.
and Hornblower and everything In politics that
hears the Cleveland trademark. they are nex-
bic lot OF hypocries There is greater dissatis-
faction with Democracy this fall than there was
last. and last fall ticket made up OF many any
men never heard Of before In politics was
triumphantly elected II we could win then with
a good margin We can win this fai i.r, ,,ro
Speaker George r. Malby said: The nomlna-
ton Of Senator Hill as the standard oeare! oi
Democracy means that shall have no, cam.
paign Hills political life or death Tor goou
many years and perhaps forever depends on me
result He will have little chance or being noini-
mated for the Presidency after he Is defeated
by Mr. Morton next November. He VIII poI the
full Democratic vote north of the harlem hiVer,
hut in New-YOrk and Kings county !, wiz ~, ~
different. The convention has made STRONG piu
for the support Of the Cleveland. the lamilany
Hall and the good government elements OF me
Democratic party in the makeup OF the uCkeU
but there Is deep-seated feeling Of revulsion
against the Democratic party Throughout me
state. The great question will be- DO the people
want any Democracy? senator I'M slooi
alone in the Senate. He was powerless To prevent
the Populists and the solid South from passing
vicious legislation. Do the people want any more
Democratic misrule? What does the iaborlng
who has been our Of work hall the time
during the last year think Of Democratic mis-
rule? THESE are some Of the questions the voters
Of the State will ask themselves?
HARD WORK NEEDED.
THE Democratic State ticket is "A strong one.
said Senator Edmund O'Connor. Of Binghamton.
at means that Republicans must stop talking
and get right down To work The issue this fall
will not be the man. but the party. The Demo
Gratis have been on trial for about two years;
What have they done? Are they worthy on
respect? The laboring men of the state VIII
admire Senator Hill's stand against the soild
South but what did !: amount to? How VIII
the laboring mans dnner-pa be refilled by
fpr Governor
pals and the patched trousers are going 30 he "A
big issue in the campaign this fall. The ques-
ton Will be: Do the peoplc believe I'm keeping
the Democrats in POKER or turning them OUT
Have they done well or i'll? They promisr|
great things. How have they kept their prom
ises?''
Assemblyman James r. Sheffield said SEN
ator Hill will find that the resentment against
him felt by the people who love good govern
ment and clean politics IL Just AZ deep a. IL waS
last fall when hi man Maynard was slaugh-
tered The feeling against the Democratic party
is stronger now than II was then. y Stat"
Democracy delegate To the Saratoga convention
told me to-day that II lin was nominated he
would not only vote. but also work against him
ana support Morton. lie said there were scores
of Democrats who would do likewise. The Re-
publicans 60 ng 10 win. but II VIII he
hard fight"
William Barnes. jr, of the Republican state
Committee said: IT'S grotcSPu,; "a a c'% ~,
Lockwood voted Aye and Gaynor was elected
un the Republican ticket last fall How Is max
for A fifteen puzzle How can the people VINO
voted against Maynard last fall swallow May
narl's SPONSOR Governor Flower De serves tn"
sympathy of his follow-men. H has been badly
buncoed Hill and Murphy worked early ana
late last week 10 get him out ~ The way. Now
he Is out Of it, ana senator Hill Is in. The
Democrats believe in any kind Of inconsistency
in order to win. i;ut they wont win Inc
Republicans are ready tfor the fray.
THE FEELING N WALL STREET.
Wall Street is little excited about politics this
year 1t makes no demonstrations. which are
usual to times Of warm controversy. The strong
undercurrent Of disgust "a the display Of IN
comretcncy and inefficiency in the Democratic
Congress with the disgraceful result Of the tarlt
surrender - trusts and the Income tax surrcnd'
to the Populisis has run So far IN the hnahciii
and banking community that tho success 81 gopd
Republican nominees In ia" autumn elections ~
expected almost a matter ~ course. IN" Nel-
die, ~ business men is founded upon the record
Of tho Administration and Congress. ana 'He
sounGest Democrats have been shaken In th"ir
faith on the simple issue Of executive AFFINITY 81
ordinary compc nee In conducting affairs ana
shaping policies.
terday received the early announcement 81
the refusal Of William G. whitney IL allow ms
NJ ne 10 be used before the Democratic ConV'n-
tiou at Saratoga. II accepted as a COMES
sion 81 defeat II was impossible 90 get rnei. ~
prominonce and starllng 10 discuss he question
for public print. because Mr. Whitney has Woe
circle ~ friends downtown. They were wl'hS
ia conced,. that his candidacy might have boon
seriously impaired iy the revelations regarding
the Nova Scotia coal mining syndicate ana VII.
Cleyeand's efforts in behalf ~ <r'" coal which
attended the discord in he democratic party
while IL was framing "A tarin hill But other
wise MIR Whitney was regarded as ore 81 IN"
strongest and most available cahildh''s 81 ,h'
party FOR Governor. His refusal 10 serN" IN mat
capacIty was eloquent To- his Wall street fricnis
Of his own distrust Of Dcmocraii, PROSPECTS ana
his unw!llinfness To- sacrihcc MS iu'"'e !" "
Ouixotic struggle.
The news Of the actual choice Of the Saratoga
convention found Wall Street Offices prc'ty wen
deserted. t. th0s" VINO remained h""h""l '"'
first irnpressi was one of astonishmcni. 1hcii
a. this wore away new sentiments somewhat
conflicting IN character came Into play
! EDWARD sIMMoNs's VIEW
t.rhaos the best summary II Democratic opin-
ion NAV be- found in the remarks Of j. Edward
simmons. president Of the Fourth National Bank
Mr. simmons said: II am no politician and have
no desire L. be- accepted AS an authority IN tnls
matter" When urged & express his opinion hr.
simmons said: Il consider il strong ticket Mr..
Hill has proved his ability In the United states
senate although considerable doubt had ben
felt "a t. his capa tiles VII N placed IN tnat arena
BY his attitude on the income tax ne mas W On
friends in those classes where h. never previously
had support lie will appeal strongly T. the regu-
lar Democratic vote by his willingness IT, serve
when called upon Mr.. Lockwood's nomination
will strengthen the ticket because Of ms close
friendship with Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. Gdynor. the
HrOokiyn refnrrnCr rounds out the ticket ana
completes the representation of all interests
Senator Calvin 5. Bricc was found by i'ttle
marty Of rnporters at a wall Street banking
Office He said In an ofhand way: why. was
interviewed some days ago at Pittshurs IN the
New York situation and SAID then mat senator
Uiu was the logical nominee. | am not sur
prised at the news. Senator Hill IS lighter
When ne enters A fight ne does not consider the
outcome but lets that take care ~ ltsci! HcTe
was a position where the outcome was decidedly
I'm doubt Mr.. Flower. Mr.. Whitney I'D other
leaders had refused to take the risks Mr. iiili
was willing To ,ept the challen6e when nara
fighting was to be done and 1t IS this sort OF
courage in "A general which inspires The iank
and file. That's the way the situation looks 10
me from far-off standpoint"
HILLS WILLINGNESS TO MAKE THE FIGHT
Senator Brices views of the days develop