Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-07
rAMMANy's ARRIVAL.

CHICAGO, July G.-The blue, white.
high, stiff felt hats Of the uniformed
clubs were everywhere apparent to-
day. They will be the distinguishing
badge OF Democracy everywhere.
Aside from this the clubs were mi
formed or not uniformed, ms suiteti
tneir several tastes. Members of
me Cook County Democrats
ciuo, who In addition to the
ever present tile, wore blue Yacht
cioth suits; orange silk gloves and
iight canes. They were kent busy all
day receiving organizations and escort.
ing them tothelr several Headquarters.
Among the first to- arrive were The
| Ameiicus and sam j. Randall climbs
OF Philadelphia; the former were alt
ureu IN hluish grey uniforms
| WIN cniaway coats ana headed by
the iamous Waccacne band, tho latter
/ wearing silken badges cnnspicuonslv
iettered IN gold bullion with The name
of their favorite.
Later in the day tie New York
county Democracy came in a body and
We're distinguished by their uniform
! About four O'Clock the Mcdonald
olub OF indianapolis, 80 strong and
hearing large hammer OH which was
the portrait OF the Indiana candidate
were escorted 10 the Palmer house.
! About an hour later the Living
hall delegation from New Work,
numbering 100 came by sp,clal
train and the list OF important arrivals
for the day closed 1880 hy the apppar.
ance Of TNmmany hall occupying TWO
special trains and numbering nhout
uWl AZ It's members marched IN La.
sale street, escorted bv the Cook
county Democratic club and tho
Americus and sun j. Randall
clubs, headed by the New York
seventh regiment. they were largely
conspicuous for their linen dusters
and portmonnales The coming OF this
famous organization had been the
theme of anxious inquiry AL day and
there was an unusually large gather
Ing of people ca the streets
to see them. The crowded
hotels have been the scene of inces-
SAINT electioueerinV, and while many
CNtravagant claims are being made as
TO the strength OF the various cnudl-
dates the truth IN that pending the
caucus of the New York delegation
there Is no change In the situation In
chronicle. Every thing slill hinges on
the action Of the Empire state dele
gates. There seems 10 be very little
doubt but that Cleveland has major
lily of these and, provided he IA sun
ported in The convention with any de-
gree of unanimity by his own state
not only his avowed supporters but also
the delegations that are willing
: 10 support any available man claim
, that he will receive the nomination.
IL IL said that the Western delegates
recognize the fact that where the elec.
J toral problem IL to bee solved IL In the
Eest. aud they are willing 70 conoed,
the first place on the ticket to an
Eastern man.
IL Is also asserted that all the lndi.
cations show that Cleveland IL Tildon's
choice.
Buffers friends are very hopeln,
l to-day, but his opposers claim that his
boom, which was launched so bril-
llantly yesterday, IL already
: on the decline. The renson for thls
: assertion is the position taken by som,
Southern delegates who arrived To-day
The Bayard adherents claim 10 hay,
+ developed great strength In the South
and II number of the Western slatel
and contend that with fivorubl,
!, showing In New York the Delawar,
senator will take commanding posi-
ton In the early balloting.
Everett p. Wheeler, president OF tn.
New York Free Trade League, with
about twenty members OF the league
are here urging the necessity ofa tarill
reform and lend their eDergIe.
TO secure the insertion of plank IN
the platform meeting the expressed
views Of the league.
1t Is stated to-day TINT MonsignoI
Capel, the Roman prelate, would b,
requested 10 open the convention with
prayer.
KINGS COUNTY FOR CLEyEL AND.
CHICAGO, July CIT Is announce,
tonight that Kings county delegation