New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-22
cOI1THERNERS AGAINST HILL.
WHY PROMINENT MEN AMONG THEM
WILL NOT VOTE FOR HIM.
THEY WANT An HONEST. DECENT AND CAPABLE
ADMINISTRATIONS or STATE AFFAIRS AMI
THEY SAY THE SENATOR HAS DE-
SERTED HIS PARTY,

THEY SAY THE SENATOR HAS DE-
SERTED HIS PARTY
Some of the Southcrners in this city recently
met at the ST. James Hotel ana dcciareu ".
selves in favor OF HILL and announcer '"a' ~
echoed the sentiment of the Southerhe'S VIM
voters I'm New-York. The majority Oh "ou :,
Org who will vote for Hill are men who hoid once
under Tammany Hail. or are In some way 0oi
,octod with the Democratic machine or the "'a'c'
There are many Southerners in Newton III az,
tho best element OF the Southern colony WIN ~
NOT vote for Mr. Hill They do not announce ',
tbcv have forsaksn the Democratic party VI '
NOV have renounced the principles or that parry
Th.. a,, that they will vote as citizens OF New
york for the party that will give the state d
clean and honest administration
one prominent wall Street Souther"
said Saturday that he could name htty oo"'"ei
org I'm the immediate vicinity OF MS o'icc Va"
would not cast their votes for Mr.. HILL nor ioi
Mr. Wheeler but for Mr.. Morton Ihey 'o'
int tho time has come to give the politicai enemy
NJ President Cleveland a drubbins that win ca
fectually knock his political ambitions lhto sue"
shape that he will never again appear III '"e po"''
cal arena. g. ho 60 a
-o,,,bern.r and a Democrat said on SATURDAY '"a'
-, y,os large number OF the best OF the SCUM
.rr business men In New-iork VINO "o"iu nv
vote for Mr.. Hin. and many OF the''i WIZ w., =,
yo,c a National Democratic ticket again u''ii '
|
try according to the principles of its PLATFORM III
,tou greet there are many Southerners ana the
sor,iment among them is in favor OF MI MOT
ton. % ~ ,,-,,sor g. co
satd he would vote for Morton II ne hau oee"
! living I'm the city long enough Tor the p''N'',ee
Hugh r. Garden. prominent southern pe",o
i9 ,ha, no would vote for Mr.. strong FOR
Mayor. ,,.. co,.horr law
Robert l.. Harrison. well-Kho"n 'o' ~.
yer at No 81 Wall Street said that ne ha' "o.
rllv made w his mind about voting ne "'' '
seem to be in much doubt. however 10, NC 80
81 ,yas one OF the vice-presidents at the 'oope
,., ,,.e,tng which denounced the nomination
-, MAYNARD / voted against him. ana doh see
how | can vote FOR HILL really doh see nv"
can have been thinking that wouid vote io'
wheeler but | know 1t will be throwing my WV
away" =, u.u, ven.
- emo, democrat tariff reforner ana
r,,.r an economic and financial subjects s"'
r c,,u-dav in speaking Of his reasons Tor voting
! against I'M: ,h
| 81 look upon party the instrument Tor the
expression 81 political principle II seems ~ nv
,,noss,h,e that an instrument composed OF men
"is" , ia" h. Nndamrntal principles OF the Demo
cratic party should really en1eaVor 10 lui me
~ snlh an instrument instead OF furthering my
political principles would De H h instSument
,,tb in tho mast had always opposed them ne
instrument OF which Mr. I'M IL the leaiins SPIT.
a., nv opniop has been guided solely ~ the mop
| ~ spoils This TO have been the prime cause
| OF lis existence. -, 49,. no
ri oppose Mr. I'M because | consider that ne
has been untrue to the Democratic party. MT I'M
| al first preserved complete silence IN REGARD -
hls course on the tariff ana, after gaining Az N
concessions possible by the maintenance OF thIs
| silence and his presumed final assistance IN IN,
| massage Of the bill. combined with the political
| npponcnts 81 the Democratic party, ana on IN.
| final passage OF tn" bill, voted against H. but !,
| IL 81 he STATE OF New Y Ork, ana nor
| as a United States Senator, that We are care
| upon to vote for Nj. I'M. by his own conduct
] having relieved OF any party obligation 70 sup
| port him. then In the position or nakihs
| candidates for Governor. For one having joined
| I'm the almost unanimous condemnation or Judge
Maynard's connection with the suppression or me
Duchess County returns. II f. now Impossible that
| man who instgated the suppression or those re-
| turns and having been made the beneficiary OF
| that wrong insists that no wrong was done. ana
that n wrongful and immoral act IL justiable when
| results In substantial justice, code OF morals
| insufficient, my opinion, for the Chiet Executive
| OF the State OF New-Yo
Mr. I'M. having himself throughout his career
! since his accession 10 the Governorship followed a
Democrats to disregard faction and all to become
| united In the support OF man himself the chief
OF factonists, having In order to defeat the noml
| OF the Federal Administration and In order IL
| thwart the purposes OF that Administration not
| only individually opposed them. but created dis
sension and discord In his party. AZ a Democrat
and believing In the truth. hoping for the success
! and enactment into law Of Democratic principles
| and believing that the defeat of instrument
| which does not represent anything that OF
spoils Is better than the abandonment Of political
principle | earnestly desire the defeat OF Mr. Hill