New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-13
HILL AND HINKLEY CONFER.
THE DEMOCRATIC SITUATION IN THIS
STATE. DISCUSSED.

THE DEMOCRATIC sITJATIoN IN THIS
STATE DISCUSSED
opposrp TO THIRD TICKET OF GOLD pN"0
cRArs-pLANs TO SAVE THE STATE on
oaS7zxT1oN FROM THE SILVER
COMMUNISTS
49,. ,,,, =, fspsc,an.-Ever since David d.
,,,m s.-,v.h IN Albany from Chicago last evenli,s
b. ha. been IN consultation With james " h.st
~ and other Democratic leaders as " "a "a to,h
course TO pursue The consultation Wa o,ntrv
Mt Senator Hills law once anu d. U.s. Cor nuh
home While nothing has been give" wv 80 ala
wca,or vet IL rs known that there was '. ,n,ght
''e~ '. - 49,, go rtous lines of action tha' 'n's'
- go hv the state Committee. Inc pa" -
~eneraliy favored was not to ca" a" s money
cratic National Convention ana pun ..as that
candidate in the field. but rather " N at can't
the communistic elements hao Temp n,sle those
,r.a The Democratic party. and 10 me- ~
'. -asnonsible for the conduct OF the ea
,.,-n and for the defeat Of the party III o
II was pointed out that 1t wo"o '. -. a,wavs
ststsnt with the claims TO party 'ee !, row
made by thsA Democracy oil New had been
bolted platform and nom'"a" ,' ns,i,uted Ma
aaopted and made by regularly os, would
49,, r,a,,,on. and that to bolt now VIZ"
-. ,nA other fellows. now on top eo NJ
"a holt n they were in minority III w. no such
,,onaI Convention Besides IL mien' Ia 20 he
a., easy matter to bolt. even II ina. 600 and
'.se A,os =, a holt would be lost because %
- =, ,hs leading Democratic newspapers OF"
,.s...,. have already declared that the oes' w.
- -, prvan is TO vote for Mckinley direcus' a''
49,, ,nr a sound money Democrat o" an ~
emf ticket sr.rr
SILVER SENTIMENT IN THIS
rn~o too. II was freely coneeoeu .'. Sat-
.,r.ny,h of the free-silver Democrat! III w. aeal
-. an uncertain quantity. There Is a So ossa
r.nrarv The Democratic faction oppose"
u.rr.ck machine in Albany Is out ioi D' 80.
ora Il fred guns in honor OF MS "o''.. come to
S~x4or believes that the time mas " c,ate
ac~n Herrick At the recent Da - strong
f,onxention It was evident tha' '"o |,hautauoua.
r,,.r sentiment in the counues VI 90 Iawrence
sn'e ~-,nara Jefferson, Franklin. 81. La" IN.
49,. cenesee Delaware ana oo"o 49, ,,,ar.
d.,exstes from Lewis were 'hs"u ',,,a have been
ord the delegates from Jenefso" ,ha personal
90 ,r.,ructed II 1t had not nee" 10 ha,rnan Of
r.r,, ~ ex- Governor Flower. nc r ? These
enoi.s % ALLEGATION was a silver man 10
,.,,.c,s were kept quiet IN 'hV W. 49,. It,
49, ~,th the greatest difficulty hu' ~" assert
49, a, Chicago. II is feared ''a' -, numbers
S-.,x.s and add largely 10 .hs' .sn RON
~ -. we,,-defned dread OF th's l" " va
Tne1e was rnocratic leaders last ngh' anu
ie .o.d that led UP to the genera 'p 90
s,ato Convention should DE ier 90
.rfv aay and before the commune 10 .oos and be-
enc rar1y had time to Organize ' .red orator
g.. Frven or some other si''., sar,a yostsn
~ ,s ;nyade this State with silver "e ,, ,n,n
snouio NV ,h, a convention even carrier ''''''
=. ,ha Republicans, August o. -. Laor
'iA, 80. M, only because it wouio Se, T., ,ha
- Convention and the new S'a'e ~. ,so because
,-ss =, The regular organiza"oli' w. .ro,,s''
=, ,or,d nv its action. enable i"e lilies IN take
-, ~ Democratic country "eeh .oo,ored
so''ie ,, the action Of the State Noh"
." o-,rni,,ing themselves TO any i'" tho
49, .nd g., the mean time re'"s'"s ~ their
~a,.oral Democratic ticket a' III"
editorial columns ,,.r
CANNOT AVOID THE ISSUE
,. not for the ma ming Of a State tiche'' "e
r,.,norratic State Committee wou'u .. ~. CON.
=, the situation. The recent Denioc'a ra.,aar,
y. r.tuscd 10 name the electors TOT lreS'ue,''
Ne.' -. p-..,dsnt and the State Committee couiu
80, 60 70 name the electors who, II eeo'.''
.,,,,a cast the vote of the State for Bryan D"' ~.
state ticket complexities matters II 'nan e, the
"a State Convention necessary anu n,rred nv the
on0 Pc. the convention may be caPtureuu W This
risk tnas 'hs IND the electors named after an In ms
vii be the objective point OF .he IN and to keep
rreven. as it is will be the r
OF the gold men, and. II victo s,scters ''e'
ably SUI .sa Coming Democratic State convention
allows the electors to go by de1au' e hefore the
ways In wn'c nn,s r. the Populists their coming
Convent;on in St Louis. indoTse .ne c.nrs on the
Sryan; hso, because they cast lois votes ior
Wstthews for Governor Of New foIH ,,n "a 81 the
1 1evr o coded election law which reads; rn office
party nominations OF canoia'a,es or III nv duly au-
csn.e3 committee Of such convention OF p3 t;o
party which a. the IL as SUCH convention at
cyeynor was elected cast 1000 votes IN 'he 0'a'o
for such officer.
uAv NAME REPUBLICAN ELECTORS.
v.,. .,sc,ors were 50 named they would appear
rnher the clover-ieaf emblem OF the Popuhs.s' anu
not under the Democratic star. or' " .he e'e
xrer. not named in this way they could De han,eu
TIA; independent nomnatons OF az h nof stat
lie be voted for BY 'h ne more voters Of the
state; provided. however that IN m ontv Of the
number az txcr.be 10 the certificate. SO that 1t
So.,id seem to be difficult matter TO Keep rhe
Bryan electors f5om cS conVenon can do be
nrevsnf such electors from appearing as De"o
&c nossbie that the Democrats may be Obliged
In seif-defence to name the Republican e'ec'o''
LESSON FROM THE STORY OF SAMSON.
nj. STRIKER REFUSES TO BELIEVE THAT THIS
COUNTRY WILL BE sHoRN OF lTs Si"HN''"
By THE SILVER CRAZE
~. Rev. DR.. n woolsey Stryker. the president
Of Hamilton College. preached at the bnck Fie'0'
,.<.n Church. FYfth-ave. and Thirty -seventh-sI"
--,--dax He took for his text portion Of Judges
w ~ "And be awoke out Of his sleep. ana sa'o
Win 10 out as at other times before. and snake
rv..aS- Tho verse; DR.. stryker said. referred to
ssmsou after his wife Delilah had shorn his locks
ana deprived him Of his strength Samson would
not acknowledge this. but he could not shake him.
~, =. hefors He was another DR.. Stry-
trr spoke Of the many examples In history or
struur men who in their very strength have been
ve.k. He told Of Napoleon at Moscow and the
weakness and hesitancy Of that great genius Slere
He spoke Of Moses and his weakness FOR which ne
-. not .,,owsd to 90 nearer to the Promised Land
-. A.. s,,rnrnit of pdsxah. He told Of the last