The sun., 1894-10-18
CARLISLE MAY AID HILL.
HE CoNTEMPLiTES TAXING PtRr
~ THE FIGHT Nv THIS STATE.
The Administration Organ Say. that Ev-
cry Democrat worthy OF the N.w.
shouid support the Party'- Cnnd,d.,.

The Administration Organ says that Ev-
cry Democrat worthy OF the NAME
shouid support the Party'- Candidate.
wAsHrNGToN, oct. 7.-sccretary Carlisle is
being urged to go to New York and make =
speech in favor Of senator Ilil and tho regular
Democratic ticket. There Is not a drop Of Mug
wump blood in his veins, and he has no paticncs
with those Democrats who are inclined to place
personal grievances above party loyalty. Scna-
tor Faulkner. who has just returned from a visit
TO Democratic headquarters In New York CITY,
had long consultation with Secretary Carlisle
to-day, and endcavorcd to point out TO him the
advisability of his appearance in the New York
campaign Secretery Carlisle admircs the cour-
age ana the ability ofSenat,r Hill in contending
against the un- n-Democratc com bnations formed
against him, and IL IL Understood that he will
accept the Invitation to participate in the cam
paign.
Ihere Is n growing sentiment here among The
true blue Democrats that the time has ar
rived for every member Of the party ia or out Of
public office, topull Off his coat and 90 To work
in support of the party organization There nre
a few of the Mugwump element holding big
Offices and drawing large salaries who seem in-
different to the result OF the pending campaign.
but the rank and file OF the party here are
aroused to the danger of the situation and pro-
and at the polls at the coming election. Even
the Baltimore sun, which assumes to he the Adj
mtnistration organ, gives utterance TO the fol-
lowing sentiment:
The Democrat who skulks or falters now who
knifes his Darty's candidate on private or per-
sonal grounds. or attempts to excuse on any
grounds his failure to yield loyal support 10 q
loyal Democrat ceases to deserve the name and
should be stripped as speedily possible of all
title to it,"
Naturally. interest centres around Senator
Hin and the great fight he is making for the
Democratic party In New York. All OF the loyal
Democrats here feel that he IL entitled to all the
aid and comfort that can DO bestowed upon him
In his present struggle The elctters OF Frederick
II. Coudert and Charles 5. Fairchild, published
this morning, were read here with great interest
by those who are following the contest in New
York.
The loyal Democratic utterances Of Mr..
Condert are In striking contrast with the per-
sonal lamentations of Mr.. Fairchild. Mr..
Coudert can In no sense be regarded as a disap-
pointed office seeker. for the appointment to the
supreme bench was offered him aud declined,
He comes out boldly for senator Hill. Mr..
Fairchild was poor Assistant Secretary OF tho
Treasury under the late Daniel Manning and
ai aaiGcidsntaliy became Secretary OF the Treasury.
OF q single incident OF distinction.
The only crisis that threatened Governments
finances during his administration ourred one,
day while he WAS absent from the city THIS
President was also away on vacation. Assist
ant Secretary Hugh :. Thompson OF South Caro-
lima was acting Secretary. and he had the nerve
and the discretion to meet the emergency single
handed, because the business was Of such a
delicate nature that he dared not use the tele-
graph for Instructions.
Mr.. Fairchild was an aspirant for almost any
office within the gift Of President Cleveland,
from Cabinet officer down 10 the Collector OF the
Port OF New York; The best he could do under
the present Administration was 70 capture n
place on the fraud roll " OF the Treasury De-
partment at $40 per day as a member Of tho
Commission 10 investigate the Irregularities In
the Newf ork customs. He held on 10 that lob un-
III public attention was directed to the fact that
the Commission was apparently "lOafng" with
Its report in order to retain a place on tho
" fraud roll" Still Mr.. Farchild tells the coun-
try that he would always feel II u heavy load
upon his conscience II he advised any man To
support Senator Hill for any office.
prominent Treasury official. who agrees with
Secretary Carlisle that every Cleveland Demo-
crat In New York should give Senator Hin loyal
support, says President Cleveland and Senator
II i'll stand side by side the tariff question and
also on the financial question In the fight for
he repeal OF the sherman Silver bill Senator
Hill stood by the President when many Of tho
lattcrs devoted followers in the Senate went or
AMI signed the tiOrman compromise agreement.
senator Hin held out and by so doing forced tho
repeal or the obnoxious measure.