The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
CLEVELAND CALCULATIONS,

The Atlanta Constitution publishes
an article headed, "lhe Tammany Nui.
sance," In which II says: "ln every
campaign IN which the Democrats have
been supposed TO have the ghost OF u
chance, the entire resources Of the party
have been employed ~ satisfy Mr.. John
Kelly, aud what has II amounted top
Aud further on II says: "Tammany h
not opposed To Cleveland because Cleye.
land would DO n weak, and unpopular or
an improper candidate, but simply be.
cause no hns refused TO truckle to fam
mnny. II IL said that Kelly hns written
letter favor z the nomination Of
Bayord, Bayard Is good man-he IN u
good man, and an honest man, but he Is
not strong man, His record would
fail TO commend him to n large clasa
whose war prejudIces are 10 be counted
among the active political facts Of the
time, lln ia too good man In our
opinion, for TAmmany TO support and
should no receive the nomination, the
probability . IL that Tammany would
promptly sell him out, The Democratic
party owes TO itself and 10 the country
TO put IN end 10 the confusion that
Tammany Imports into the Organiza-
tion every four years, Kelly has an.
n0unced time and again that he " inde-
pendent OF the Democratic party; let the
Democratic party show that 10 is indie.
pendent Of Kelly, II tho party IN to 20
before tho country crying, "Turn the
rasCals out" let II demonstrate ita earn
estneas by turning such rOsCag ~ Kelly
out. In our opinion this ia one road 10
success To c0ncilinte Tammany is TO
invite the opposition Of honest men.
Hon. Daniel Manning IL very aangu.
Inc OF the nomination OF Mr.. Cleveland
and claims positively that under the
unit rule he will receive the vote OF
New York, Mr. Manning b0unts 80 cer-
taln and 55 probably Of the 72 New York
delegates for Cleveland,
Ono Of Manning's infinite friends
eaid 10 your correspondent that outside
Of New York Cleveland would receive
more votes than any other candidate.
Said he. In New England no has all the
States but Massachusetts, which Butler
controls. 10 In understood that nj lcast
80 OF the Ohio delegation favor Clove-
land and llOadly. In Virginia all but 2
are known to be for the Governor. In
the South no has North Carolina, South
Carolina, (all but y and FlOrlda. In
the Mississippi yallep, Arkansas, Mis-.
sourl and Mississippi In tho Northwest
and West, Wisconsin, Minnesota, KIM
sas, Colorado, Nebraska and Michigan.
Illinois will hold its convention on
Wednesday, and 10 expected 10 give
Cleveland "A more. None Of tho other
candidates can como anywhere near
this Randall has PENNSYLVANIA back
OF him; Indiana favors McDonad Mas.
eachueetts Ia instructed for Butler, and
Kentucky for Carlisle, Bayard IL In.
d0rsed by Delaware, Maryland and West
Virginia. Louisiana, Texas and the Pa
cilc States still want 'rilden. In Cnli.
fornia "the archer OF The Sun, mir. Dana,
has one earnest supporter. SO you see
Cleveland IL far ahead Of his competi.
tors. II they could all combine. an
othor man might be nominated. but u
coalition In ~ impossible IN Il was at
the Republican convention. Next
weeks convention will be n repetition
Of tho one in 81 Louis in 1875. Read
that up and substitute Cleveland for
Tilden, and you Will be able 10 tell In