New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12

was defeat for Kelly appeared to consider t9is OF
blaine. The first reports of the action of the con-
vontion hardly believed most peoplc 5 ~
that the opposition which had been ueNelop'di AZ ~
New-York was sufficient to delay, even ~ l. ulu
moi defeat tho Governors nomination. Inc news
was received quietly and CONSERVATIVE Dg tII
almost in the same breath remarked lhat n %
was n strong candidate ana inquired i nssr w"
| think he can carry Newl York;" one shtewu ,eJ Ta
ocrat said You can't get at Cie1o'ath LII =
weakness in the stock EAeG GsTriver go and and
! day laborcrs." The Republican brokers anu PtntH
presidents evcn where they were ihclineu W uii
! That cleveland would gather In the s3-,al ii
| in,encndent votes expressed the opinion that INC
country not prepared To- turn over uorted in
machinery to party that mas ~ W business
! the past the dlstrusJ OF oS'""''
II The kilograms from Chicago w"rG promptly ,rV
PIrga "a fact as they were received. Interest
| i'm them e. some extent caused 'rsS''lYYi ~
! business When the tdngs came oi CleNt,ahu
urn,i;,atior = faint cheer was raised hv the Demo
cratic members of the Exchange. but the NOISE 70
! the surprise of every broker, was uIoWrncu ~
| cheers for Blaine and the SHOUTS VI 'ho "'P"'i'
| A. ihc Petroleum Exchanges There was good
| deal of talk about the nomination. hut II WaT ~
! from hcing ne enthusiastic az the auhiI"S VI ~
| Cleveland had hoped for Some pl"hel' INusl,ruI
his unnecessary ling at free canals I'D ms lau9.aI
address aud stated that they know that hot u wv
| of The Produce Exchange Democrats WeIo luxe
warm account OF that. -, -. -, 5000,
| There was but one opluion at Castle Garden, ana
| that wHR thal Blalnc anu Logan NV"'' INV
." IAN am independent In politics. but viii never
vote for Grover Cleveland, Hdid NuP'lln's"'""'
| could pick YOU out twenty mon IN The conf'"
Of hall gn hour said tmisia,,on lou, o. n
star "nil of whom mayer voted anything ol7o l''n
the Democratic ticket and th"S WI" vow W.
| Blame this year ,.l., t.,.,,,-
ment of Tho Labor Bureau, sad that he hhd Noi'd
for seymour. Greelcy, dcn and lianroch' nut 'h"'
| has vote this year would be east Tor hlhiho "
| ~ - I..E
| of more than a score of rescues was asked u"
would vote the Democratic tcktt CsR,a,H simcd
| has been "A lifelong Democrat, No hIHNcIS'"'Nu
| in ZONE of disgust d" | shall vote for Blaine. NO
veto for me- -
| FEEBLE CHEERS At THE BULLETIN BOARDS,
| TIE TRIBUNE announced ClevelandS nomination
| some IN nutcs in advance of It's near hciehpoI iHc
SUM- the crowd gathered there we're Pr9pale4 lot
| the news when 1t came lheN looked dupouSN az
the black letters for few moments ana lnGle mSs
| no outburst of applause. lien some one n'luVusl'
| him that such apathy BODIED no go)d ior the iySHo
cratic nominee and lifting his hat asked LOT lnIee
| cheers for Cleveland" lie response Lacked Iorce
| and volume and the tiger was complete iallc
ure Yet it was the hearest cheer gwen III lTonl Vi
| any bulletin board for Cleveland. Immediately
| after il had died out hroad-chestcd, sun-buIned
man in sOnorous tones called for hTee cheers ioi
Jim Blaine" They were given with hearty good
| will and swelled louder than the cheers when hau
been given for Cleveland " How about Logan an -
| sneerin civ asked some in the crowd. III snow
you what think of him replied ne Oh Ine pro ln
| chest good humOredlv. and then llttlng MS voice
| added: Three cheers for Jack Logan VINO
fought for the Union" The response was cordial,
and the other man retired abashed mutterng some
| thing about wait TILL after election Cleveland
friends looked somewhat Disconnected AT thls us
| play of enthusiasm for the Republ Icdn nominees,
| and tried TO get mp another round OF cheer5 LOT
| CIeveland but they met with such little support
and were so well answered by another cheer Tor
| arouse enthusiasm for their candidate.
q A man with a blue jumper ana an lrISh accent
next attracted the attention of the crowd. " IN n
| Dirnmicrat" said he. and have always voted the
Uimmicratic ticket but this year me vote ii 80 lot
| JIM Blaine Encouraged by chorus OF ap;
| prevails from other worklngmen, he continued: Al
| there's thousands of other lrshmen III Newton /!
| vote the same way, an don't you tOrglt IL. his
man Cleveland isn't the man to help us WORKING
S'pose you'd like to sec John Kelly President"
chimcd in a fellow with an eyegaS9 ana " silver
aYon're too fresh. Young man" replied the Irish
| man: d" kin think for mesclt as well as you kun
| without Kelly's help, an II amt the IKE Johh
| Kelly that's going to kill Cleveland. lie may vote
for Cleveland for all know or care, but were dead
| 4 significant remark came from Thrd-ave. car
| driver Clcvclands veto of the bill reducing the
| hours Of labor for railroad men from seventeen
hours per day to twelve ranked IN h breast rs he
| stepped on board his car AT the Franklin monument
and ne said " Here goes anot her vote for Blame
| No man like Cleveland for me-
4 ,mhcr Of the County Democracy, VINO h'ard
| this remark asked the driver: Have you regis
"N5.7 replied the former but I'll register in zinc
to vote against Cleveland if | had to-iose day,
| work TO do So
| me cioNd III, H"ht vi if' '!.''' ~. '.l H.,
melted away. mere was no 'HV'l iiS u" ~"
the few people m front of Ihc Iuncs Office IN 'front.'
of Ih4 NJ y'd bal ctm there assembled lcchr cIl"i
for Cleveland which was So lacking IN NiiaiH{ in5
| IL would not bear repetition. Before me HIWd
,., 81 n, ,,,,s,,. t,.tcrit, at teplptcd tu nrt
''Ul't a MA" " ''',i r!i-.l an ;,,,..,l
mp chccl lol ,hN'lthu n1l iiNlI ''I - 49,
| atclN allciNaid N'll''"uN N' "'N' ~, Nv IN ~.
| general comment OF every hnuA du"Ul ln' "ul'lH
| boards Was that they never knew lI'shI'hlHl
| nomination 10 fall So fiat.
TALK pT.pIBIICAN HEADOU ARTIR'.
| ,l,,ir,,,n u = tonos of tbo Rcpubli,an Ni-
i,i S,,,r,itioa was fnuud m his private room in
u, $, ti,,,,i Ioai,uarters 30 90 Iifth.avo Just
| IL, tL. noe. az tevelaud's r,uuq' ion had been
,iveJ Ito vas suilinp iu a rood -uatured way
and voc avi,iontjy vol pleased 1nr TmBrNE re-