The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-06-21
Political Notes.

Ex-Govs English and Ingersoll, of Connec-
ticut favor the nomination of Gov. Cleve-
land for President.
The Newark IN. j. Morning Register has
hoisted the name of Gov. Cleveland at the
head of its columns, and urges his nomination
for President at Chicago.
The conference committee of Independent
Republicans ofNew York on Saturday adopt
ed resolution protesting that they cannot
support the ticket nominated by the Republi
can National Convention.
The Delaware Democrats in Convention
have declared for Senator Bayard for Presi-
dent, while the Maine Democrats have de-
clared for Cleveland, of New York.
The New Hampshire Prohibitionists say
that they intend to nominate a full State tick
ct this Fall, no matter how good temperance
men the Republican candidates may be.
The election of delegates to the Democrat
ic National Convention, to be held in Chicago
July 8, will not be completed before the I'd of
that month, when the Illinois State Conven-
ton will meet.
The Democratic organization in Indiana is
more complete than it has been since 1876,
and the spring elections showed majority of
5000 in round numbers, which will be main
tanned, if not increased, in November.
Mr.. Arthur Ryerson, prominent Chicago
Republican, who has written letter to the
NAw York Times favoring the nominationby
the Democrats Of Gev. Cleveland, is the law
partner OF Secretary of War Lincoln.
Boston Transcript (Rep. THE protest
against Blane's nomination obtains added
strength in this city as the days roll on. This
is movement which has come to stay and
exert mighty influence on the Prudential
vote of Massachusetts.
The BOSTON ddrertisey gives an inuuirer
three reasons for onnosinp Mr.. Blaine. The
6rst IL fiat be ranrasants had nolt;cal meth.
ID. tLn sonond E L;s rocord oS Secretov of
Sta;o. '- tio I'D :, Istrust ofI;s ;ntear;tv
La 're IN, $500 1'so ,o,sId H.
i "a snv Pun Po'' '"'e'' e''"o' 0"'
;.
Troy iTeSS oem. Imere is dispute as
10 i. wIi'cn 1 Guy tne nrse Dla'De ciao Was VI,
Sa'.iZeu. ne houor ousuI ~ NC given "
lineage, lor tnere george "iliiam ourtis anu
his fellow Independents became a CLUB TO
beat the llfe out OF the ticket nominated by
the convention OF which they were members
Hon. Horatio Seymour, of New York in an
interview in the New York Herald, says: 81
do not apprehend that the Democratic party
will divide on the tariff. The difference be-
tween Free Trade and Il Tariff for Revenue
is not one calculated to split any party; Ger,
ctlniy ho' NV hShoS'"'iS P"''y' -, ~ iN",
difference lies between Revenue Tariff and
high Protective Iarff- The hepnblcan
party has adopted the latter.
As the United States practice ship Dale
was getting ready to put to sea from Annapolis
with load of cadets it was dicovered that her
rudder could not be properly adjusted owing
to the rotton character of the wood in the
stern. Chandler and Roach can now take
this rudder-which is said to be in a fine
state of preservation build a ship to it
at ;, cost of sometime like s.. 500 600 II can
he done nnder the head of s.repairs. N y.
VorId.
Mr. Blaine has achieved a triumph alto
gether unprecedented in our history. After
twelve wears of intrigue and struggle he has