New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
no REPUTABLE MAN WANTED
From The BOSTON journal.


From The Boston Journal.
Whether the New-York DEMOCRACY ever r"aIS
wanted a reputable candidate for tms ctHpalth MP
be questioned At any rate. II has taken on" Whs
more than any other man has been Identified with
the practices which nave brought dscreflt uTrn
.uccess the role OF renitcni oven u he we're 50
inclined lie Is the same defiant and unscrupulous
man that he was AZ Governor ana "t'"'""'' ""c'
Governor Flower was his puppet
HE HAS NoT CHANGED IN TWO YEARS
From The Springfield Republican
The leopard does not change his spot ana Da wa
people than he WAS TWO years or more ago
GAME AGAINST Long ODDS.
From The Hartford courant
In accepting Il Mr. Hrl will accept tho risks 81 n
game PLAYED against odds for great rtaN' sue
cess in this campiisn "pp. r,mimaon 81
his partv Defeat would probably remove him from
the list ~ Presidential possibilities
\ KNITTING CONTEST AHEA'.
From The Baltimore American
The snappcrs can knife Lockwood ana me anu
snappcrs Xii ~ the I'm men are M NOR con-
sistent Democrats ~ II possible mat thelr Ieah'r
Will fare the worse In game 81 I'M. SorI "l@ny
improbable things happen IN polite p1' III ff'H
admirers OF President Cleveland or the Muswnmps
GOOD TIME TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS.
From The Syracuse Post
70 settle accounts Win David Il. Hiil He i the
Mephstopheles who set in motion al IN, s,fgS oI
Tore and after Flowers accession 10 tn Governor
ship He is hand-and glove with orokef aru n1.,
rmv and All the disrcputab!c sang 81 lamniahy
hoodlers lie has done more to debauch the politics
Of NewYork state than any Gther man %h3 Ip
Kentucky he now wants to be "vndicated. Mess
all signs fail he viii be- III just ABOUT '"e Same "''
as Brecklnridge was
sHREwD POLITICAL GAME
From The Providence Journal
No shrewder game has been played IN Ainer,ca a n
he thought Of MIR Hill and his methods. one cannot
refrain from admiration OF MS co'T""''''"'e '''"
as a political manipulator'
WHAT DEFEAT WOULD MEAN.
From The Boston Advertiser.
If defeated this fall his chances for 1895 would
such defeat would sound his political heath khe ,
Even II he he'd 10 his Senatorship ne ro ,,
having been repudaed by his own Siats . ana
he would never more v De p ttane
THEY GOT WHOM THEY WANTED.
From The Boston Herald.
The New-York Democrats did not rise TO the , 9c-
ca don Of nominating the man VINO put l'VSs 81 IL
Kane in Sing Sing They nominated ifieh' vi MIC
Kane instead.
r,.u SAME PUNISHMENT AWAITS HIM.
From The Philadelphia Press
nm was the originator OF the bold scheme 70 s'sa
,he state senate which was carried INTO eI,ct ny
w. MAYNARD thefts. The people OF New ork Ias'
va,r showed what they thought OF Maynard nay
ing condemned the tool, Will they dra' "SS e''''
with the principal?
THE WORST AND THE BEST Po99ihhH'
From. The Binghamton Republican
I, r. the worst possible nomination because e !,
,ab,ens on a great party the grip Of ring w.'I ~
6nresents the wors; and not the besi eeins's 81,
that party The nomination OF III. nm - n' Ths
,nsslb,e nomination because 1t has lrahhhcsS' III"
people will know what they are hsh""s'
THE GAME sKILFrILY PLAYED.
From The Lockport Journal
He played his shell game well. He knew an , IN,
tim. mat hle was the only name 10 pc a iaHt
sn,iously considered by the convention ~ hau Dee
go ordered In the inner circles OF whSn n som
i'm himself was chief manager II was payer lIon
The start and skilfuiy played that tne @vernss
,nsonbstica ted and 'haysecd delegate reaIy sup,
u"sed he VAS registering his own VIII ana prompy,
,,mhed into the trap set for him by the adro anu
preeldeniia,y ambitious David