Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-10-04
FROM WASHlNGTON.
Hill's Nomination Carlisle and ClcNe-
land-Wilson i'm England.
MAsHINaroN. u. c. oct. l. IS
From our regular correspondent,

ne more the Ginlnl>lTht4on crow q
thinks ofthe nomination OF senator Hin
for governor of New York, the less they
like il. Publicly it Is difficult to get
them to talk about it, furt her han to utter
the Us ual plstitudes about their being
in favor of the nominee. and peculiar
circumstances surrounding the case
which are not understood outside o. the
state but privately they do not hesitate
to say hat the whole business WAS put
up job, for the purpose OF making Hill,
who was only short time ago in danger
Of being publicly read out OF the demo
cratic party by his fellow democratic
senators because OF his opposition to the
tariff bill, the leader OF the democratic
party.
His nomination has already proved
decidedly EN- bsrrsssing to the managers
OF the democratic congressional cam
psigu. They have been sending out
literature in defense of the tariff bill,
and especially the income tax clause of it.
and here is Hill, who voted against the
tariff bill, nominated for governor of the
great state OF New York, on platform
tax. They don't know what to do. II
they shout for Hill they offend Mr.. Cleve-
land, who will control the federal patron
age until March {. 1897. and il they don't
they offend Hill. who may be the demo-
cratic nominee for the President two
Years hence
The republicans. while conceding the
mt ~ Dan fhat
Hill is a vote-getter." are pleased with
the nomination, because they are conf
dent that it will result in the election Of
Mr.. Morton and in making the electoral
vote of New York certain for the repub-
lean nominees in 1895. They fully agree
With the administration men in believing
that HIS nomination was put -up- Job.
ard that its author was David &. Hill.
hut they think the administration ought
to be glad of it, a. Hill will be defeated
and thus eliminated a, factor in
national politics.
The administration men would be glad
enough of the opportunity 10 assist in
the eliminating process we're il not for
their knowledge that If New York elects
a republican governor this year j; Vii
almost certainly 60 republican in the
presidential election.
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