New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

nns,ion 10 insist on fair play. Individually, shall
DO all in my power nd IN b ,ns, am Republican
nor because am personally opposed to Hurst. but
s on manipaed and buldozed by senator Cor
man and his creatures Some persons AFFECT to be,
h; crn%d but do not share that belief which II
correct only places the DEMOCRATS party " Mary
h aro !" r. me time has really come when city
boss dominates State Convention IL rs tuI time
for decent and self-respectng members OF the party
do rso you think that many Democrats in Baltimore
will vote the Republican state '''he' '"'s year
asked the correspondent , 49,. -
yves. / personally know scores OF Democrats I.
who will do so and / know many more VINO VIII
not vote either for Hurst rowndes The revolt is
steadily growing so far as my persona e ppssrsat0 g
gestve and mportant fsct that al e tG TO per
sqad de or dye the ke, oSy to
their opposition We all contend that we are re-, as
was not placed IN the field ny the Democratic party
but by undemocratic dictator and his followers
Of the MARYLAND Democrats who vote for l.owndes
this year win PrSsa y RPor' the Pres
The list of Maryland Democrats Of prominence
headed by exUnited states ssnstor William Pinsk,
the German cket Is constaniy gr9%ng and !,
several Democratc members OF the last State
Legislature as well as large number o. other
porters OF senator German in the past; in com
mentng on this fact. Democrat who halls from
said to Tribune correspondent:
"Of course this Is important and significant
in MARYLAND is general and not local for thing
and IT also shows that the ep.thet party traitor
has dared to disagree with Senator German TO
criticise any Of his methods Of party management
in the last dozen years. has spent its force and Is
no longer effective. According to my own observa-
ton. however and private Information that have
received from personal and party friends, sti
more important and suggestive indication is the
act that HUNDREDS OF man le OF whom
indifferent in regard to party success this year
opinion. which IL based 70 a large extent upon the
the first Tuesday in November has the disa-
greeable surprise and disappointment OF his life
elected Jnhed States SENATOR
sacrifice Democratic candidates for the State
Legislature II necessary in order to elect his State
Il have no doubt that he would do so If he could
H@s in ' any ~ event. United SAFES
orally mnderstood that German has already decided
to throw his colleague. Senator Gibson overheard
and is holding out to Walter Smith the promise of
the time of the recent state Convention showed how
much his promises and pledges were worth
Shall you vote for Lowndes" asked the CORE
Il have not yet decided. certainly will not vote
for Senator Gorman's candidate Lowndes is 2
clean and able man. who would MI the once o;
governor with honor and credit to himself 'rd an, h
state. but he Is KepupIlcah ana am d Dedlo Demo
crat. believe he will he elected IN any event
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of several thousand Democrats. who are not pub
licly proclaiming their purpose
VIII the Cleveland Administration exert It's power
and influence behalf of the German state ticket?
This is a question that Maryland politicians who
come to Washington constantly asking. An
affirmative and authoritative answer 10 II would
dispel In degree. the gloomy forebodings that
haunt and harass Senator German and his sup
porters. They confidently expected such an an
swer as soon as the campaign opened, in response
| TO the resolution lauding President Cleveland and
his Administration. which the shrewd and Willy
Senator dictated and his State Convention oee-
diently adopted but II was not received ana con-
| fdence gave way 10 hope, and among some OF Mr..
| Germans adherents hope seems to be giving way
| TO despair. The latter fear that the sound
money! crusade OF the Administration has fully
absorbed the attention and energies of the Admin
istraton that II will overlook or neglect the inter-
csts and welfare OF the German State ticket in
| MARYLAND where missionary efforts In behalf Of
| Sound money" not required. Some OF the sup
porters of the Maryland Senator also entertain a
| gloomy suspicion that President Cleveland feels
| that neither his Administration the Demo-
| cratic party In Maryland would suffer serious or
! lasting injury II the Republicans should win in
| November one Administration Democrat OF high
! degree recently intimated pretty broadly that II
| would not be a National or party calamity II the
senior Senator from Maryland should hereafter be
obliged to content himself with one vote instead or
| two in the United States Senate.