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CINCIN N ATT.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
THE SECOND DAY.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Stevenson for President.
THE SITUATION REVIEWED.
NEW TILDEN BOOM
NEW YORK CONTEST.
A SPIRITED DISCUSSION,
TAMMANY EYGI UnEn
NEW YORK CONTEST.
A SPIRITED DISCUSSION.
TAMMANY EXCLUDED
NOMINATIONS IN ORDER.
Special to The Star.
NATIONAL LDENOCR ATTIC CONVEN.
TAON.
The Situation This

The Situation This Morning..
CINCINNATI, June %, II a. m.
The second day Of the convention opens with
but few changes In the situation.
The Enquirer this morning, fearing Bayard's
strength, comes out In a double-leaded edi-
torial demanding that the names of Bayard
and Mcdonald be withdrawn as candidates A
good many delegates are inquiring what Is to
tecome of the party IL every leader Is thus
shelred and men taken up whose names even
Were never heard of before BY half Of the dele
gates to the convention.
The Tennessee delegation at their meeting
proposed as COMPROMISE English, of Connecti-
cut, and Mcdonald, OF Indiana; but the south
ern delegates are timid over such new names as
English and Pratt and other SO-called dark
horses.
New Tilden Boom i'm the South.
In the meantime Tilden's letter seems to
have awakened great enthusiasm throughout
the south and renewal Of the demand that the
old ticket be nominated. great many tele
grams have been received during the night and
to-day from Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee.
urging the delegates from those states to vote
for Tiiden. One telegram. signed by ten leading
democrats OF Atlanta, addressed to the delega-
t1on, says: 'Ttlden'S great letter and magnant
nous action has produced great enthusiasm and
stlong desire for his nomination" Another
one telegraphs: ''Go for Tilden; greatest man
since Henry Clay" Judge Collier, of Georgia
also telegraphs: 'Tilden's letter set the city on
fire: nominate him." Congressman Harris has
a telegram from Virginia saying: ''Ttlden's let
Ter mas united the democracy here"
Anti.Tilden.
The Georgia delegation, however, this morn
Ing divided between Bayard and Field. The
temporary organization Of the convention yes
terday by the close personal friends of T1lden is
severely denounced in the east. The World
editorial of this morning. assaling Judge Hoad-
icy ana MS speech In T1lden's interest, Is freely
circulated here.
Bayard's Vote Estimated at $50.
The Commercial estimates Bayard's vote at
2oO on the first ballot and says that II the south
had little more political courage and the de-
mocrat1c party a greater degree of sincerity
Bayard would be the nominee.
Tilden's Grip Holds and Thurman,s
Grip Gone.
The New York delegation proposes to 90 for
Payne. This means that Tilden's grip holds
The Ohio delegation goes, when Thurman is
done to Payne. This means that Thurman,s
grip is gone.
The Unit Rule.
There may be an effort to break the unit rule.
but democratic national conventions do not 90
behind state conventions.
NIr. NIOrrisOn's Wire.
MI. Morrison. n.who is regulating his canvass by
private wire to st. Louis, has secured the I'LL
nots delegation In full.
Permanently Organized.
The convention permanently organized by
one O'Clock, with ex-senator Stevenson. of Ken
tucky, as chairman.
The District Delegates.
The District Of Columbia delegates were con
firmed In their seats on the floor with the terri
tories and given the same privileges as dele
gates In the House of Representatives, Including
the right or debate, but are not allowed to vote
'Tammany Excluded.
Ihe Iammany delegation, which was the only
contest, were excluded by test vote of 295 to
316. One hour was given for debate on the report
OF the committee On credentials excluding Tam
many, Which was begun on beh llf of Tammany
6yo.Ses by Geo w W. Miller, OF Albany n. Y, who ad-
dressed the convention as "FellOW.demOcrats
OF the continental republic OF America amid
gOOd zeal OF cheering and laughter. His allu-
sions to Kelly were received with mingled ap-
pause and misses, the latter at times drowning
the former There were loud cries for Kelly to
speak, but he was not in the hall. The debate
on penaI OF Tammany indicated clearly that
they represented forty thousand votes outside
OF New York city, and that they must have
represeD tatton In this convention to insure har
mony. The claim that with such harmony any
null. W VI tnlS convention could be elected in
New YORK state was received with wild cheer
ing N--00'
Thanking the District Delegates.
The territorial delegates held a meeting thts
morning and passed resolutions thanking the
District OF Columbia delegates for securing
naming delegate Dickson to further renresent @
them before the national committee
Nominations for President.
Al TWO O'Clock the platform committee not
being ready. 1t was agreed to proceed with
nominations for President
dates @ OF judge 5%S aia fas %ss eaaa sf
rnta presented oy Mr.. McElrath on behalf Of Cal
iornia. G. w. A.
Bu Associated presa.