New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
pE>tOCR DEFEAT PREDICTED.

THE NEW-YOnK 'STAATS-IfsIIl NJ H'''N' 'O'N
THE OVERTHROW OF THE PARrY-THE
LEADERS DENOUNCED.
Readers who have followed the course OF the
"Staats-Zeitung for the last few years anu Ir"i
,here the columns OF denunciation Of Senator H'i
ore rat,Gcd Yesterday TO see that the popular and
influential German organ predicts the defeat OF the
Democratic ticket this fall The journal vir'uaIy
expresses the hope that the party be defeated' II"
order that It's present leaders may be kHeu po'
ltcally II declares that 1t was mistake 10 P'a''
Senator Hill In nominaon-and would nave pee' d
mistake TO place him in nomination TOT any o"'0e
as he was too closely identified with THE de'eat OF
lax, ve,r and the cause OF that defeat" II bewais
the fact that the Democratic party learned ho'hs
from the election last year. and says that II ~
useless TO try deceive the people az 10 inc oos
result The editorial yesterday under the cap'o"
Leader OF a Forlorn Hope" Is as follows
When last year David b. Hill compeiieH in :
nomination Of Maynard he Maynar3 was . buried
under Republican majority OF NV" r ,M'' ho,h
% ~ s The negisaiure became Republican; the
Constitutional Convention secured Isepu m a. ,ha
lime had been Democratic. became Repupllcan d.
by the turn OF hand. and TINS cnar ne machines
ruled which had aided in the forcing OF me nom,
nation Of Maynard After this politica ~
only the Democratic Governor-whose term o, on,op
ran on-was left more or less benu'iiui rem
nani Of the Democratic era. 49,, -. .r,hors
of his frghtfu defeat would take me mater con 10
heart and try by new order OF 'n na c,ovsand
ciliate the 1870 electors who voted Tor
but not for Maynart or the losI. vn mrs T NM,
helped elect FSwer but dsseed e M ssout this Il
declined 10 receive the representatives, OF tny PC
hundreds OF thousands threw nan an.r,e his
test made David b. Hin the siandard-oearer OF
the party in the coming battle.
Hill was so closely Identified with the deieat OF
last year and the cause Of this defeat. that 1t Is
not clever to bring him before the p ope now as n
candidate for any office. lie hlhD treated Mut-
ply GIroy and consorts as the Ounces when 'h ny
Srescnce Of mind to decline the nomination by this
cnfnon with the sane Gner re whG Inn ne a t the
convention he made no secret OF me lae' ,'I T., ~, ~.
h ri. Opinion pfe IN drastt fashion Of politicians
who could not see beyond their noses. la. ,.1or no
hc MT, Sde to the same cass His assistance upon
the nomlpaon OF Maynard wa, thc result e' sne
he has prohted somewhat by Maynards tate nut
Murphy Groy ana he nnd gorsoten moth
The moral TO draw is that these Bourbons must be
"trampcd upon' until they no longer dangerous.
The Democracy must be ruined and remain 40. so
long as these Bourbons have control Of the party
partv II the defeat result In the driving Of these
of the selections las, year should have been suf
Gent to bring this about. but II has no, had this
Gnotri AI r Would be better to be beaten
that might lead to a reorgAnzation OF the party
than t. succeed ana have the Bourbons insist more
irnrruacntlv than even tho party leadership and
drag the party deeper and deeper into the mir.
In the face Of the results OF the Democratic state
Convention It Is vain - deceive ourselves ana
others as the coming defeat OF the party IN mn"
State. Public opinion from one 'nd OF the Stat"
T. the other has already shown It's trend (" this
end sufficiently. iiill himself my nrnt eyer 3,
bravey - the leader Of The iO-lorn hop' be VIII
not be able - change the result - the struggle
a party led by Murp.". Gilroy and their
rnlnlons H. certain to meet second irigHtu! de
frgt I, remains only 10 be h0psi that the d"ieat
win extend 1T the tine thc local seats Of
the power which they misuse N so desp!cabie a
manner. An end must be put 10 this band ono" an4
10 all.