New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
DEMOCRATIC DISCORD.
.o,NK CONFESSIONS OF THE CHICAGO
CONVENTION.
DEFEAT IN NETWORK PREDICTED
Fyon sr- Senator GrGdys speech, July o.

Ybave no hope that the plain story propose
49, sddress 10 you will awaken mnonhoeu incal ad
pone those Sn ssaei sder the name Cleveland
in this that, or the other state al 'Ho '"
ce Of the Sa Cad 10 second Mr. Cevelands nom
.stcn except that hnow and believe can d spause
H. not ask YOU 20 take my word for IT, 9"
mnaiienee the part OF the Sles c,,v es between
p,t ask YOU to decide question OF Nersciy aSt OF
sns gentlemen who favor him anu my ,hor man
Won 10 weigh my opinion AGAINST tnAs a. caTtein as the
t., roint 10 you unerrlng as SeIeS boice
kk ~ dav itself that II Grover elanu we W iNr
~, me NewYork Democracy the last state So9Veno
Kin and that the delegates are HISsuy .,ts fT}qeat
tween his friends aS e SPu by General Bragg Of Wis
conan 10 call Grady to orderl IL mas sesn - NIKE
shS tS Mil be ratified by peope at the next
Election and has been urgea IN supPgES that that il
Uon nresepted from the state OF New1elk me hands
w. 3nd thst woud receive such treatment az to AZ nor
q people am here 5 e say delegate RON
Illinois iCsrter Harrisenl that the VI bt tho
are ags % Element of the state and the laborhg In
tsresis of the State Catholic and Protestant lIsh'
these two great nerestssre opposed TO Grover eieye
land and viii be opposed TO Grover Cevesna Kisses anu
cheersl and with good reason Tor Jhelr course. .,
am sPesns 10 your DELEGATIONS taxing the chance
Ing IN ne wat saw viii be known 20 hose of whom
800 20 r am here backed by the records of my
s,s sSu Mr. a." Cleveland was elected Governor,
instantly TO the most loyal, enthusiastic, devoted
Democratic support that ever candidate received
;orccanizstons in every one OF the sixty COUNTIES
So G about by the same interference in local
concerns OF which Mr. Cleveland nlm ~ RSs u,ct
heir nlursliry OF 100 900 and buried under an
adverse plurality Of 1887 in 1883 Mnes o. ' b
Sas deprived the people Of the fruits and benefits 81 the
Railroad Commission bill He has apfo,HeeG gu ma onnoses
bed with the interests TO which the pt2se arc %
lie has made it, not court before Wncn tnE CSS 30
with confidence but packed c5S S San IN ns relief Much
confusion and hissesl say 10 you that the state OF
New-York cannot ne carried Tor MI @ a an
cause of any Irish question not Oecause ,. any asoa
question but because Of this aHti-mOnoPoX quesIioa
fes,pS That no man could be worse to them than Mr.
Cleveland has been in that regard ! ooH Aaow o s
brought face TO face with Democratic doctrines and
made to show his hand either as Democrat or so1s
thing Else and ne proved AT sTsat aSesou was sered
70 during the sg6tsen 4Sn1A' Si his aS
Of absOlusm. OF eentTazed n a mo tr,c
rirrinss Of DemocrScy and he failed in them Here
smother attempt made to silence Mr. crazy -, =;
n the candidate is TO be some man from New.fors icy
Se some mas who will be antagonzed by those elements
mat ar. outside Of political control New-lerE NJ Is
ngbiicsn votes II most Of the Democrats are training
with sSsr .g n. vbe a% eGSed by our
mics aud yet initiated by rs when faced with ne
emit political situation.
LACKS THE MENTAL QUALlF1CAT1oN
yro ne speech 81 Boks Cochran IN s,condin0 ne MONT
no per Ss'n IL ~ dsE hs Who I lex more nsd to
the gentleman tClsvesnd who has been name "a INC
candidate OF the 1slority Of the Nsw-Ycrk deesa,on
than do Ther. Il no person vino would be moro
ss,ous him prometcd 70 the place teet ne cls
desire bis nation TO office for which DO not be
s he has The mental In 6 a. ,hc scnsmon
who have managed 10 capture te ms gsrn S Gspo
bon on on t6e part OF the Democracy q this country 70
subject the results OF this great Presidential oo'"" 20
certain persons as % the political condition OF that
state instead Of following the precedent Of drawing
tue common property or our party some
candidate whose name Will 20 an arSu t
whose record will he advance and long step IA "a
toward the confidence and the support OF tne
years of glorious toll . 20 be trampled under foot
and obscure from Erie County qdvaHssd to the
asked take this plunge IN The darkf 10 subject tne
TO thrust our hand into bag and bring out unknown
numberi 1t may turn out regeneration Mosesi ~ nay
never discovered. We told that he can carry
the state OF NewYork and iudcious but oaRous silence
L preserved as 10 why no ougA carry any state and
whv above all he should be selected rs the stahoaru
bearer OF the democracy oft Nation
AToRN GARMENT THAT WILL BRIGHTEN THE
" Cummings, Of AassecbUs'ns.
We want 10 place the garment OF success upon our noln
nee Il be such rent and tdttered q inent
a. ss%ent Of new orE on the candidate Democratic
party, you have lest the country ana you nave 0a'Aeu
the labor vote. lApphuseJ
THE SOUTH ASKING FOR WHAT TT DID NOT GER:
F9a he sssee general Cbarss N0oks o. Mss'ssPP,
IN nominating Senator BdVSrd, .
We o. the Sou have come % your convention 10
fght as soldiers I'm the ranks Of the Democratic party
-. We a nomination made OF man Wnose record
Is fair that il utterly and entirely unassaliabe
want nomination Of "A man who stands upon the great
financial questions in attitude OF scceptxgldy ',
every portion Of this widespread country. We want
upon the tarlh question status
upon the htIn, safe middle ground between ihc I'M
ur,cficsbillfy 0f free trade and tho equally un-
constitutional doctrine OF protection lApplause.l
w intend make the plank broad enough p u an 10
nd rIn4r and dos
loud applause.l We want a man OF brains anu
culture and courage We Waht mAu "uVSo
knowledge of governmental affairs OF the entire CONT
nent whose publ career shall command admiration Oi
tue entire continent