New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

,vrrIMcprruD DENuNCIATiONs THAT HN IN"
prcr,vrD At VARIOUS TINES From HIS
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATES.
- -, ,,.,r.st 20 the voters OF New-York
20 know the opinions held of David Is. mn. t"e
n.,,ocr,tic candidate for Governor. by prohine'',
leaders OF the Democratic party In TINS o't'e ~
IN tho Nation These have been cXpressed /" pun
lie AT various tir.es and places as ioiIo"s'
From, the address read by John Dewitt "apner
AT the anti-Iliil Democratic mcethe ~ "a
Irion Ncw-ior; September :. 1883: Daon' no h.
nm rs Governor Of this state .toor pees,gnrd TO
votrrs and \ law which was not ohly oes'snIit ~
give but which would have glveh tne p.o,P', MAJ
this State thatactnal equality al III. ,i"I Them
'The candiIacy of David u. I'm concerns
,f,rrr, in Tho business administration OF Cities
the Mayor and Controller from 'h' "iu,HsH"nuentiy
unlimited ~, aoutduct contractor 10 pay DAVID :.
80, o,car,rI 10 .Llt contractor by the frenGs oil
,he Governor a. iris instigaion and r"queS,.
John d. Herman at the same me-tlnE: go 10y n
nor Iills associati3n WIN m"nCy and the ceis
lation when ih"v sought ana ~ which ,.',i,y
1 Where h em6a n in his dha Cannot Be BOD
and ~; ,rcasive upon its legitnlat" Pu"sti2S, pul
mut, rather hc spent in deierdin@ MN ana !" On
planning away charges against MN. , ..vo,,
Whcrie~ H. Pockhlm at the same meeting lou
80 t.s aid hy a firm OF contractors who secured
an aqurtict contract at IN "xorDiant ,nSule
think uron whom mould b" fastened the noin.
nation for Governor Of tho Siat" of New-l orh
ing "If I'm SPIT Of III opposition Oh whirm yo ha
meeting Viii ar .ure be col'ino,ns P'S S h he
anoin proof of hir willingness - sacrifice ms
~ Nay. i,Ss Colonel Charles II. Jor,s now
Editor ~ Nh. Ncw-Yorl NordD was Editor OF
Domocrati, Journals ~ the southern States. I'M
rad bat one defender Extracts from some OF ms
G. v. shankiin OF The Evansville dnhil
.- De- repr,scn.s the i'. 81 eXpedlency In pom
of The Dcn'.ctat.c pariy' T. " Carmock Of The
Nashville Ancr.can': Il tank MIN too small a
man for the Democratic nominee" q. W Baskette'
oi The Nashville Banner. AS a political chat
The Dallas and Galveston News: "Hll's nomi
" ,nl inasputsny reprssontng. oaly an ORGANIZED
appetite for spo!ls would logically Involve an sno-
80 re r,inablv ar irrepress.bly predominant by
the complete collapse Of he Democratic party a
Gg1enf r',,on for iis prolcngci cxistcnce" f. l..
C,vcrs of '''rhe Little Rock Gazette. Governor
IN has been N"t9nai dl7apPoimtnrnt;;, 1Itnis
~ Il stou'l consider him oGovernor nib the
Wc,ghtr,mn. OK The Montgomery Dispatch: II
party. lie rcpresenis every hing that Is perni-
pioGs and ahhorrent in politics ami his nomnat ton
would mean that the Democracy had no appeal to
maxi 10 The morality AMI conscience ana patriotic
OF morcy 81 Gle tons. either N New,York or else
Tn.oa'. ~ COR Governor Il.il. do not think ono
Florida Democrat IN ten fav'rs his nomination. IL
is generally believed hcre that h cor hs friends
f,u'. erred Cl,y. land in N""-Tork, ant that aus
c. II Jones. i.'it'r %, I'm, = Ious Republic. "
fun. .. is.t. Governor I'M seemed TO lack z
tG!iacnco. WHOM IN 'rtoiaS ne Ballot iief9Tm PHI.
be- arpuei that u WIS dlsndvaataee TO allow the
candidate Of ,sp9nfihe f9monI,ione prft ,' a.,
that any ono VINO does not KNOW thht ID.
rrecon q in, ballot Is Tot po'siSSs Tishou,
freedom 10 Noi' ior any one Wn', , no q
.E yrrT ,.rornt inicci yro sivca on such
as-oc.ates demanded 3d. seemed TO 10 argle both
lack 81 scripl. and i,Gomnc' H. speech for INC
abolition Of tn l.nited STATE. senate MS no; less
T. T. chamberlain. En,,r % tn Albany Argut
.siai. plpcr patronage from The Argus: Coy
craos ili'r ACTON ia m, t.r has been not only
so H. ID. ;af, Daniel Manning athcr of Mr. James
II. Minn.ar.n,r pre- 'd.ai o. I'm Ars9a CON- CON;
4 n n, A,, ' bcosr ' o ' the sn'n cGa'
81 traitor. o. tnat parry he.tcl .y 'Ihe I.m 1a,
MI Jaf-Dr Maunla: Aas inr' ii'"a !n IN" lace 81
G H. Ion's. Editor or The s. Louis Republic
Inn. $50. rho RepIblc' wli. ID its best to
&c., VI IG,u ,re NJ. ilvlcl attention OF the West
II b.. viii U.s. his knowledge 80 'hc sum politics 81
f'TE - CIV ,ys.b Inc X,t'5nn De
wh.cn mak.s everything depend On Two three
~a.Gs ln N"~ -Nor" city Otherwise he might a.
Well save n railroad fare
Henry Watter-on t. Governor lin. November T.
lr Their. ar. Democrats N every part OF the
Union who bc.lcv. that YOU did this defeated Ceve-
land, ln l,S, I know that - be- false. ! know eX,
act.y whr, happened and hlv' stead Is D. tended
you IN pubic ana n private. But Will cling to you
! las long 80 sou 'lV,-,ven N, bargain. intrigue
and corruriion story c,rns u Clay-anl VIII meet
YOU in every National convention. II II be not dis
s'patcl nv act on your part great enough to
blyt T. on; $500
T. y i;achhIrn y lltor 81 The Atlanta Herald
December II l,g. The ends " Official decency had
best been sunseTvtd n Governor HUI had resigned
his STATE Office when his Senatorial salary began
I;ut il is nothing short 81 political outrage foi
him 10 bold n now that the body Is sitting Ia oing
his he Is violating his pledges to the people or MS
state ana ien1r.nr his duties T. the common coun
try Governor I'm s.Ouli p, mb"r that while
elected 90 a Democrat. hy a Democratic Iegf'