The daily gazette., 1882-09-20
-ogw,s CONTESTS.

:, CorpcII and foises Both
frienaa' sr 4 suCoess-The Ds'a'o"r@''e
sbslOOk' .,.I saws Never has there
|slniOgs d,E Y On the eve Of 8 kepuoli-
h'rdet ,Oa ~O Than there was put IN mere
sOuVentloIa a-isnds s Of Folger, Cornell and
When delegate egs11sa arr,yOS spS taIEed IL
be Nas N,h The takers for Cornell are
b 70 af1IOo aTIucs, sIlas B. butcher, Louis
stt Of hlaS ,Ssrs, while the Folger men
kyu and o.". sosers9C George Bliss, Congress
lSur lSS.IsS. IsV Tom Platt and James "
CSsRRi y RR9iIalo. They can talk the Cor. ;T,
pH q ollInG nv If they set out to do SO. Inc
pen ul"I ciaim 80 votes on the hrst
I'll msn aso an the second, which VIII
s,s ~ The Folger men Say INA. '.sy ny
klas, y IN ihe first and nominate on tle
ls's l,'u Su ARTISANS 'sr Of both men differ IS
IN lne york delegates by l0or u votes,
new ig ~ taken as an indication OF
his =, lna, G,gprIng throughout. Corneil,e
snres give him 20 Vo.ea ~ ~ a.. 80 -
str1' snI M friends do not concede him 30
H.. ara manilestly so wild in their
a,,s Nm that It is idle to discuss them. u
4 sIss ~ M 4 4 to be siege rather than a
y tT% TSsre y Il neither dash nor hurrah
,,n,issu , about 1t and already u 10
fIbu'la'" an,siders. The little. Wads-
& 'sno ,."d have the balance OF power and
%l p1Io ioln nj The machine that survives the
~ .rssb They number between 90
vi ed'ar are led BY Elliott H. Roberts Of
: n. ~ Myald. The chances are more In
W I,hsIr p forming some sort Of conibi-
vitS Mi the Cornell men than with the
,,,,stion, @ They have been treating
~ however, with respect TO getting
~ 0n for temporary or permanent
u ~ If the convention and either side
~ ~ gIad to concede 1t TO them for the
frfting their favor.
I'm pRNocRATIc CONVENTION.
I.,I,l dispatch from Syracuse says;
,hough The Democratic State Conven-
NJ @ 1ot meet until Thursday, . large
,rd delegates are here and there is
,sOysssing Of the situation. Interest
Ant on tue admission of Tammany
n bas been said, and printed In the
ntIc newspapers from one end OF the
h the other, that the time had come
Il Tammany should be recognized, and
wesslon has prevailed generally that
rould be no great opposition. But
snDty Democracy (Tilden) OF New
I'M i as unrelcntiug as ever and to-
\ looks as If Tammany would be left
II county Democracy say that Tam
4 so very unpopular In the country
4 very spectacl eof John Kelley march
b the convention at its head would
damper on the whole proceedings.
Buntry delegates, too, are In q measure
same mind
\ next thing that attracts attention is
pOrtanee the Democrats attach to get
u anti monopoly vote. 1t crops out
Consideration Of candidates and It is
to weigh heavily. 1t is instantly
against Congressman Flower that he
Gould Wall street man. IL is said
Eeland, the candidate from the western
d the State, that he has been coun-
railroads and the corporations. Part
talk Is the invention Of the county
Ency, which is running Edward
and of whom 1t ia said that while
poys hundreds Of worklngmen, not
II struck and not one was discharged
times. Flower leads all candidates
as instructed delegations are con-
and Cleveland Is next, but Cooper
h big vote. 1t looks as though
ballots will be taken before combina-
pegin to work, and 1t is impossible to
with any certainty what will be the