New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
PUSHING PAYNEs CANDIDACY.
OHIO DEMOCRATS TALKING ABOUT THE POWER OF
HIS sHEKELs WITH JOHN KELLY-riLDEN SAID
TO BE FOR PAYNE.

OHIO DEMOCRATS TALKING ABOUT THE POWER OF
HIS sHEKELs WITH JOHN KELLY-rLDEN SAID
TO BE FOR PAYNE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBCNEl
CLEVELAND, June lit is publicly an
uounced here tonight that the candidacy Of senator
Henry b. Payne for the Presidency has assumed such
proportions that be will be q leading at the Chicago
Convention. The managers OF the Payne boom
have been at work quietly and have
secured pledges from many delegates who
cloak themselves under the OF other caAdi-
dates Political carnons. which III Massachusetts, have
Butler Label attached, have the Payne engraved
deep in the metal underneath Remove the Baysrd abe.
in Nev-Hampshirc Connecticut and Ncw-Jer5ey aud Ia
many cases Payne's will be found. Underneath
the Randall tag IN Pennsylvania and West Virginia Payne
has his cognomon deeply cut. In New-York Payne has
encountered his most formidable obstacles and there he
has done bis most work. but with questionable
Tden and his friends could not forget the embarrassing
position tie New-YOrk delegation placed 10 at the
last convention BY Paynes failure TO cast the vote OF his
own state delegation oliver had assured the sage Of
reysOne could be done Oliver pointed 10 the election OF
his father to the Senate over all combinations
as uosive security that he had the Democracy OF Ohio
absolutely his CdpaciOus trousers pocket u" revealed
his methods to Tilden and Samuel recognized child OF
old COMMUNICATION between New-York and Ohio was
renewed. TLden4 name was put iorrn As toe central
MAGNET. while Payne's To be- entirely Ignored 50 as
keep the calcium light OF public attention from divers
shameful Senatorial campaign for his father The letter
OF decnation agreed upoa. save the contingency
that Tlden might possibly be forced under Unforeseen
clCuins to accept.
Blt lust how tn secure the New-YOrk delegation
tic rub II Il for Tilden but could he
transfer bodily Tor Payne, as he had four years ago
The dght between Cleveland and Flower promises TO
result favoraby TO Payne. There will be
compromises. Oliver II. Payne
has negotiating with John Kelly
The great Democratic boss, fUIr years ago az
Cincinnati that he would dsfeat Payne il nomi
mated He now AYERS that he will support the nominee
of The convention whoever he may be, ana will roll up
an old time Democratic majority IN Nev-York
city for him. 1t requires vast sum OF
money to genuine Tamuany campaign IN this
cifv Colonel PAYNE has the necessary sEess. Has John
Keygot number Of Colonel P-yHc's blank bank cle0Jsi
Can Tilleu make arrangements with Cleveland, II the
delegation il instructed in the llttsTs favor,
20 accept the second place under Henry b.
Paynei VIII Flower slOcdm make suCh
an arrangement under similar circumstances! VIII
Payne accept second place I'm Ohoan for that
positisn II either cleveland Flower heads the ticket
Acse are vita questions for the Democracy that are
beur amin ltcd,v Il, cussed standard OH Com
pany's special wire between Eucldavs. VITA Cleveland
az one end and the Democratic state Committee rooms at
Albany a the other end.