Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-08
At CHICAGO.
xoUN THE LEAD-nAh
PSbL..aaS,I0wING-TAMMANf
WAR PAINT

ann July t.-lho
IcAJy, 20 .hout THE the Palmer House, ,:!,I, which
4! !8nt aUTuJ tbe great national political
present ,snswed ,so early this morn
I, were t. ten n'clock the main corri-
By e elSu. SSo,el and throughfares Lead
o. 'Io 70 1T Il were filed with crest
up ~ vosonle. ~ which by their very
e., T. u made pfth the progress OF the cable 10
Dsli DaS c carriages very slow, ana st
anu asil nigh impossible. In the
veli au. ~. and cafes in the vicinity
ps s0,sI iSs there was an army Of men,
y DH, hand, waiting their turns Ioi
ID !, ihsI ,ss breakfast tables. In fact
Nv tD had now become 80 great as
,tsI ats comfort o matter OF only iains
hility. Nit and the discomfort mas oesn
.ls S,j,,, Increased by the fact that the
y.r.srs " ,r Of the party has been cen.
"a instead Of being divided and
s s,sd as was the case with the ne
|'S,n @ National Convention:
'rr c,oyds to be accommodated are
\ S,s s,sater than at the Republican
.sntion. which fact Is due largely
I r,s.ence of the great number OF
,hlro orospizations, some Of which
mia % a fall marching regiment by
% Numbers, and while 1t seemed
.hIs last night that all had arrived
~ % SCENE OF action, this morning
~ ss,,ed the arrival Of additional
delegations, clubs, parties, and
riauals came pouring into the city
IA sarly trains without limit, and
ssv moved directly upon the hotels,
3lacss became, as the day wore
inaccessible to everyone except
wsrt pushers. o..
National Executive Committee
a session this forenoon, and ar
nj FOR the distribution Of tickets,
The seating of delegates and al
sss The supporters Of the New
Governor are greatly encouraged
n action taken by the Kings county
cation last night in deciding to sup
him. They even go go far as TO
that the nomination is practically
ID, for "as goes Kings county" SC
,be State and the whole Conven-
Cleyeland's supporters are work.
hard to offset the adverse effect OF
Kelly.Faulkner and other organized
bsi.ion. At the Grand Pacific Hotel
Donald talk is the loudest. Early
ay another Indiana club, strong in
pbers, marched swinging into the
waving a Mcdonald banner and
bring for their man. The Jndianaiani
striving hard to impress Others that
! The most available man, and will
allstrife, Among the delegations
wing at the Palmer House this morn
we're number of Maryland mer
the remainder OF the delegates from
nesOta, West Virginia, Virginia
isiana, Tennessee, and Mississippi
be Times prints the following inter
y with John Kelly
Well,M Kelly, what is the fselinl
bughout the country as to Mr.
Teland so far as your trip has de
bslrated ?"
u. Kelly thoughtfully stroked hi
q, and after a moments delibera
said
Al Albany a very strong feelinI
bifcsted itself against him. At Uti
similar sentiments prevailed. A
scue the same. Rochester WA
ourpoken. Give us anythin
Clstland, was the cry. At Lyon
da!l the Cleveland men In tn
nensecrowd numbering / 500 aroun,
train TO hold up their hands. Onl
showed themselves to be Clevt
men, and l said, you don't sesr
want Cleveland here, and the on
came, No, no; anybody else.
batavia similar occurrence too
The count only showing thre
seland men, the crowd being,
% thing were possible, more d.
- against him than at Lyons"
iiow DO you think this will affe,
Convention ?"
l would regard Cleveland's nom
llOh very much in the light OF pari
u'ae and hope it will not be don
Nould Bill US. While 1 would do a
my power for success If he should
lominee, | can but feel that o,
ue would be lost. The laoorir
'sses are not with him and could n
laaae TO support him. His vetoes
~ Snich we're in their interest ha,
,sO, .su MN politically, and he is I
u't ~ them as an enemy-any thiI
mn9m DO you consider the MT
a,aoit ~ man for the Presidency ?"
ous. 1sm,nany !, will support Nj
Outside Of your own State, who
you favor?"
we Ike Bayard and Butler"
s,a 10 you ,hink these men, either
su,, could be elected ?"
ies, without doubt. No trou,
pi,, Sa' II either Of them would get I
l,'N -"sIa support of the State witho
amy nu. The determination of Kim
aIsy 10 vote for Cleveland gives IA
. -, new York delegation, does it not
eet1eforter asked.
!, 90 not know as it does."
mill You not have a majority
eG,elegation 2"
PerGaps."
lssentife vote ?" ee' -
lle unit rule is undemocrat,c ,
sn,iaa ss,tialany will contest it in the G
kanS,,i ' Under the unit rule /,
Iiainu IuI,ui Of politicians who happen
i,o, ,a,n control Of a delegation ,
d tavos al the votes Of that delegat
EisbsSs ~ oi their man, regardless Of
(atiaN Vi the men who chose the d,
Init u, H.. We expect to overthrow
aW;ls1 a's IN the Convention"
apd ;fh ~, you support Governor Gle
hIn.,, w. ~ nominated 2"
"wiilll win yoo 10' dhaa., lift a hand e for him."
bs iou can print this as coming Z,
Erstic 9 o"oai would not oppose any De-
6and U candidate, but 1 will not IN
CIsvus,..o 10 aid the election Of Gro
6ot 6v,and afgaad II he Is nominated. I &C
elects1V lVra rat, to. II he thinks he can
|but pu wv, without me let him 90 M All,
| to da w Wiii Il never help him. If '
and viii y;H1rIganizAtion, and that | ca,
| Is basaa,i not do. Tainmany's strer
not tA,sa scion on labor votes, and thew e'
swiDsu support 1t Cleveland. l could
aud i Ilem for Cleveland ifI wo
socistyii were y s,;,1 to try l would disrup,
hour M, ~ aa,anmany delegation held n
all A Oaucus ~ Is, last night and adiou,
nous a. .a N, The sentiment vas ur
nost against Cleveland. and for