New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
THE FIRST DAY AT CHICAGO.
CONVENTION SCENES AND INCIDENTS
now Tux PROMINENT TiGCEHs hrrEAhI' '"'
rtGur OVER THE UNir RULE.
IN, ~r,YosAra TO THE rHfHuNE

n here-- II
prince B.rnum Bingham. Hewitt ooper h', 'r'V''s
n.',sn wallace Gorhnm Barboir Vance Hampton
na,.on Uow.lL Lawton. walsh, udbDirl' lnuI'hA"'
po,ale,on. Mclean Morrison, Water H. Beck DuiA'
and Keller . ,t,,,.
Tbe convention il about. prohab' TO h'mh"''
a man on whose campaign they nave s'''' M
gvings and he might have o'eh -"
IN, for two facts-the interference OF portion OF tno
Republican press and clergy and the seih7h"'" "
Ravard and McDonald Who, neither with any proSP'o'
q, nomination detained large forces OF men I'D colIN
too late to let them 60 to available pors 4Ns
Thurman Randall. McPhsrsos or Hancock O'e'o'1
H. a., ra aatronage in New-York exercised mere 70 IHe
fullest extent so that nearly all ms oncehoiuerS a.
the spo procured the negation OF every o.ne' "" -
s,didste Flower alone made struggle to head MN
of slocun. available az may keplDic@u' ''""
rs hardly got any consideration. and Hewitt mas NOV
49, mentioned Dorshemer lea Of the deiegltloh'
and notning remained for Cleveland 10 uSu' ou' 'No
ghost o, Tlden. which hal boon given the necessary
stage ris IN a sepu.chra tone 10 repeA'' SUM d. -
the Will Of cod" " cannot run
The NV England states share In tue Ns"-iolA 'U0'
that m might swell their mn0rittes 20 momeh'A''
triuupa with Cevelands name an RspuOheAu Aeo5'
sious Many of the Southern states ana uio'' u ''
,r.,rvostern States satiatsd with long surplus
age OF majority long minority were "'7poS0i
TO try the cleveland experiment Wrha more gen
erous impuse they tried the experiment OF military
man four years ago. lille Tlden was the choce OF
Vre.f IN Iny ~ the ooasttusaci's Oenni 1h' oV'7
gatfns have had nv doubts here thai ne couu nave
6eep easily nominated provided he had been wen anu
ruuuinr The passion Tor him seems down among wv
Democratic people rather than mp among heI ie4i'l'
uebas failed 10 cut any part in this Convention ah'En
nv the use of his name. rather Withholding Oh
Cleveland was groomed for the n'sl Pi'''
The Mcdonald movement never ha1 any DINER JAIL
than cool IA re- the mild influence u an Old benign
man to receiv first compliment trom his - e ana 'he
from various 4 his frienls in the surrounding deies
tons A.
The ma .st,ral force the strong countenahce' 'n'
directing nud full policy have been less AM less az
parenf in Mcdonald n tas convention na' urea 10
hatch him out The big game oS turned oui 70 nave
been setting on very plain hens A for Bayani M
has adhered 20 the almost silly hope thai ne oo"u eI
be tominlt.i elected
TIE SOUTH GSowlNG MORE LIKE THE NoKIh'
In the period since fhe the southern -iiieS nav
grown more aud NOR, like the Northern 0lil'- ~l'F
anorg their politicians. men oi travel ana COM
, .e,.e oulrk 10 grasp the stuti These mode'tly
sl.f,nine rom pressing any OF tl-r men, have been ei
Ia DAILY uith a border man, neither NortherheI nl
eouhern@r ami therefore more o'rtonio I'D tn' RAJ
cal quar.r- o' the North than any Con rIetU genera
Il Is undoubtedly an injury TO the Democratic party anu
incidentally to the Napon that 't has oecn uh
Fashionable % present th- names OF southern
Lenders here The northern DE n'crits mi the H''nF
Leans top have learned u apprscte many OF in'e u'
Southern men like Or Ion Lamar Ransom run hAi'''
Garland Butler OF soIts CarOunl, JACKSON. or Ne,'
D.
They have among th' most able men to meet
NJ tine convention Frank and winning M their com
Inuncailou- more sensible Ia the pes'ut ''h'l"'"
Of things tIlu they tlelr or'rtnners we're 10 "-
scheme of r-.on ANA yet the, are compelled % eh'"s'
acr,s- " tsou and Line among the sen'e or A''l
dental n.r.o4l, gel. xio.e turn has Il Was very
cnr lor DAYS the convention that the best ludk
prnt iu % vis -cekuf nird 20 dscov"r sone man WI"
might boz pat I'm field without the danger ~ tn'o"n
nehts or mcchauca disabilities. Bat IN" majority mat
Fft lnH IH ID
Garfield. death nas been rrvvet ~ bliu"s nouin tt"n
me- som, small prr.o1h POSSIBILITIES IN inc E'pn'n''h
p,rty uuiII 10 had taken hold csprci lily OF thr e"Il"
rnnds Iu the south and West. 'nd wh'n u o'''m' 'p
parent tult Cleveland also MAJ very weak c'"'i'
aud tlal there WA nothing 10 iaH D"h u''N'
but BAY ard VINO carried M h,nd the banner Of certain
defeat and Mcdonald wlo presented clements o weak
ncss tasi the y1ung men were quick 10 see
Thurman w,uI PROBABLY nav r'c.iyrl the nonin'
t,p IA ,iie or cleveland for Ol, nlyins i'lidI'i
b.r.c with tn D't0Drr election Even here the a-sh-
Inaut Wa not extremely grave. but superhrnhty OF
tnnkiu- saying over old phrases PAT "a dAmPer on
ha. l. could easily Aave ecu understood thAl ON"
e,c- generally Republican thd K II should ~
Republican IN oct iDer 30 ne j not necessarily
dam zen tae partys enthusiasm while the character
OF the mAu and his record a@a.Dst Of tho things
this cons wishes To oppose would nave gwen MN
coutn, uts strength. The 0d man warmed kindly al the
prospect OF his nomination. He was mild heamhs'
tracte bul they kiled hin with stones OF possible
October defeat ike the martyr stephen. Hoady was
another available candidate, probably more available
than Thurman. because believed that ne mad
strength among the Germans AMI even the negroes ut
the rising hopes Thurman preyenteI unon on H"td
" Randall. well 2oken OF ny al bar inc exrene fiee-
traders, seems 70 position 70 ge near the
fgOnL
A VIEW SPEECHES SETTLED 1HE NATTER
In this quandlry few speeches oy editorial mel Ike
Pulitzer IN tle lfsre se,tet ia: event Tor
Cleveland AMI yet the very leie-4aoIs wnch resolved 10
support aim neut tlrn'i around 10 said
'.Hsve W. done wellr mel General Pelrce NJ. Young.
Of Georgia, night formerly member Of Congress
aad brilliant Confederate cavalry leader aud ne sad:
Georgia came here divided between Cleveland and
Bayard- After got here the Cleveland element
became the negative Yet there seemed
no slow for Biyard; are nOt ukeiy 10 take up
man who viii open the campaign for with confidence
and feel pretty sure" sad Mr. u1;' tlht we are
going 10 make a mistake Tbey talk about Victories
won Id New-York against Tammany HAIRS opposition,
yet heard of victory won there without Tam
uany's vote, whatever have dome II the con
ventlun When l left NeW-Nork. / was strIc& with
the opposition OF the laDor.ns men 20 Cleveland
The mAn who took Icy trulk sad TO me
Are YOU going to Chicagor Yes. Well now. give
Us any man bat Cleveland Why you against Clcye
laIldr He Is moi tine friend Of the worslnguan. ~
Al THIS point Mr.. Pulitzer NJ, aud asked Mr.
Young world lie wanted 70 nominate Mr.
Iay ard for.
SAID he. You don't Southern because you
have 20, them al. You want NoriAerD votes.
why" SAID Young. here is TIE body OF the
Irish vote oi NewYork asking u 10 nominate BaysId
Al any II does nominate Cleveland
Can he carry New-YoTkr'
Yes sad Pulitzer. He carry by the biggest
majority any candidate got a residential
election Well" said Young, you MAY THINK and
hope 50. but 10 me Ike another experiment
Al the ratio the opposition Cleveland increasing
h. could hardly have been nominated IN another week