New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11
CONVENTION SKETCHES.
rH1Rp-pAY SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
row TIE MEN LOOKED WHO MADE srfhcnn'
COMMENTS AND OPINIONS FROM MANY o0"ON''
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COMMENTS AND OPINIONS FROM MANY sooHO'-''
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cuc,co July 1O-Last night was more AMI
,ea than all day, Cleveland men gcing arounu 10 nu
n" rs, hnrt and his enemies meeting each other
mar. views At the Leland House several usr's
snsd about to happen. The streets wor' u"o"'' o.
hnaCgcyeland seemed TO hold his own yet Inc eA"Sp
.r of the processes OF his managers no lass '"" " ~
ovnect.d difficulties in his way clouded the night
nova a good many friends who tell me news "i'no -
- % marty bearings and several OF these assu'u o
.b,t the debate yesterday and the DAY p''u'o
videned natural breach In inc f|
boue.n the new ideas and the oil ORGANIZATIONS
"u.ra, said one OF the Brooklyn Cleveland de'eSa"'
-, Gov IN. Rsnuhcans 10 use during all their
nr,,gn This unit rule will do us great INJURY w"
,no, expain 70 a common man why MI. Man"i"s' "
rich man who IL roputed TO have gained MS i"i yum.
"Biu" Tweeds favor, cast seventy VOWS Wv. t
teen m en- on the floor swearing that 'hey no W. w.,
rrn.v can talk "a much as they like abou, the ''
80 - ., ,ba D,mocracy but this is tyranny
T,on after all the inhrm chairman "hen
no ha. done "a much "a ne c"uu
70 keep down speech feels hissoH asnAnou " ''
,o.ton and allows the whole matter 10 Dr'aK 'nro"
and when we see It, 1t ia good deal worse 'H"" wv -
pected." ,o.o.u, ona has a.
orch i,au.nce In that state any man. lie saln 10
me: at has been a great mistake to ailo" inns "i'
rule to operate here. Cleveland would nave occn '
ognhe had not pressed 1t. His opponents ihan"S'u :"
hair
Inv Suffered gave the harlihood coolne's ana sens
y, t,,rrsS innocence For my part" sald DIT
,r,.h at have supported Cleveland In my paper anu
here but / am uncertain fee' ~ II hu a.
oavtd The SIMPLE fact is we did not kho" any '"s
~, sn,b about cleveland. We saw that the New-iolA
,eusnspers three four in number "h0h Eole'"A' =,
with IN. Republican party proclamed tnh' '"e' "'u.o
-, Cleveland That seemed enough Tor u.s. ou' We
Lnoxs ~ the extr lordnsry hostility TO CleVeiahu'
thus ,erhaps bringing the Republican Journals " ~" up
mort Now think that both inc Sp eo0no
made on 1t must have produced an hnp'o's D
on auv man looking for victory III
mex, election. Taey had the figures rgut d, 'n. III
Gov .Dds That man Cochran IA remarkable speaker
Thtir anal,sis OF the votes OF Newton cn""eeu -!
views and CIcyeand's original ana secondary s"on5u-
what are into campaign iotI'o NAV ,nis
yo,t turned inside out by great faclona hgh' iAo '
a which now through the iladyi'ed repression Oh '
, l 90. the advertisement of the National Con'en-
non md is the talk Of the whole conn'Iyr
INDIGNATION AGAINST CARtfE HNE'lSpN'
-b.r object OF INDIGNATION here is Mayor Carter mar
s,o,s scheme TO the convention pacSea i'I MS
oh 7 heard II asserted right in the conveniloh ny
man who said hat he had come through the mole eptheo
between the enguehouse and the hal. "here SIT 10
rcoor there IS stairway. suddenly iouho my sur
,rdsd nv Irishmcn who hal climbed up the sde o. 'ne
,r, and who began to occupy the chairs ana 10 ho"I
and completely stopped our occupation Inc inorhinS
amer. charge that Harrison had made ~ his nina TO
second Clegclands nomination ana was READY u nav
Chicago how FOR his speech He tugSd III the OAlHolo
,h,rcb oue.on which enabled Cochran to give his hHeSl
ncriod and in the estimation OF the people hhI.soA
bas more language and STYLE than discretion
.t,,,r, who really directs Clevcands campaign, u
o,oarod in appearance Louis XIV, the same large
massive countenance and big stature He mas iaeh mo
the trap natural men OF moneutary deSpotc power
lie C,nlltnr The attempt to bind up the New-Iork
delegation has really burst it open and prec'a'ed al It's
sores u,on this body Like all politicians IN Sew-Iork
NJ dTreut stripc whether re.ormers cati he soon
confounds the ends and the means. George william
Curtis showed in the Republican Convention that there
WAS ut very thin line OF distinction between MIN ana
RIOS. Kelly. so Manning. seeking only to nominate
his man. has been Indifferent OF appear
auces until Yesterday. when he seemed him
self demoralized by the perseverance Of Grady and
the manifest mpoprietT of nominating reformer by
Tho gag law said every side that this convention
de.trovs the unit rule Yesterday the Territorial dele
gtes were admitted and allowed to vote contrary topre
6ctou showing that both the National Conventions are
leconing Ike each other, aud doubt the two-thri
rule has but little live Mcclure OF Palalerht
arguel with night that the moment cleveland sO'
amaority he would have twotbrls, because it always
happened 80 since 1919. But II seemed to me
that he alreaiy hal majority and yet
is far from twothirts. A morning paper
giving him decidedly votes than he now has. and
perhaps more than he expects gives teveland 1912
votes This him about l35 n get for twothfds'
The power OF the NewYork movement has been largely
On the trade For instance Pennsy lyana, Mr. Handy
was telling me last night has been approached two
sides from York. The State could have been tied NJ
IN the unit perfectly than NewIOk tied bat
Randall with the generosity ofxperencc said he womb
not e1tort pledges from men nor put an iron yoke
upon them Consequently bis unchvale votes are in that
Delegation the old Cameron men, and especially the
form Governor Paitisons following. Wallace regular
politician, kept his word which h7 gave to his old
enemy Randall. and nobody here accuses him OF any
want OF faith But the element about Harrisburg, which
ls
ernors band oppose, him. Cassidy. Patsons Attorney
General. is dsng all he can for Cleveland
PArrIsoN USED As AN ILLUSTRATION.
Patt,son himself an instructive Instance OF how little
Il, TO be expected from merely conscience without
political Instincts He elected by split
in the Republican party TO rescind this very
unit rule After he became Governor, he wa,
so conscientious about his appointments that he threw
away his administration Cor little doubts and mayels an,
he will 20 out Of office the only Democratic Governor Il
for twenty-five years with not corporas
guard Of support aud the obscure chief magistrate
the state has had Brought up n narrow school
willing TO listen to suspicious against a man whom he
Old not know and because he knew man and had seeI
nothing evil him willing % put an old hack like Gas
adv at the head Of his law deparmenthc presents in th
convention to the cOnvictons OF all who understand
the situation that small conscience is no couner-bal
apce for political stupidity.
Randall would work at the Presidency or talk abOu
Hyest@rday but aborsd all the day TO prevent the pa
form from becoming fTeetSade document This Is h
offence in the eyes OF Immaculate persons, but III
lives in city where the tariff is the life OF ten thousands
and content do uncharity he sees it, He ia, %
course looked down upon from those heights cerucan
where tue blessed dwell who, rather than pay unu
taxes would see starvation general. Thus Ceve
land has the advantage OF Raudars enemies and alsC
Randall himself for being one OF Mr. Cieyeands numer
Gus favorite sons his smaller brother Randall, must
caarre with him. He therefore expects first 10 get Kan
dalfs enemies, and then call on Rand all himself Il
nominate him II scessary chief the Oh dele
cation seemed ae dubious last nj ght whether
could pull through and said he expected the coaveno
rnrh Ii ALI the wax and Al The snrgesn