National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-16
WHERE THEY KNOW HIM.
what Is Thought OF Gov. Cleveland
Mt HIS Home--Giving Him the Cold
shouIdsr-Bisine and Logan En-

A stranger soiourning in this city could
not fail 10 be strongly impressed with its
a,,,unns i.,l, ~ onth,s,asr, for ,ha aa,,o-
o.i,i'oe9 -. ~. 49, .,s IT,
ora'o hon'neo ior 'no prosioe"'y' Iieto
Grover Cleveland made ais home from
boyhood UP to the time that he removed
10 Albany as governor of tho state. Hero
no "a ho.t tnovr and hare n anvwbero
'',s 80,
IN the ianu' shouiu inc peop'e rpoice
over his selection by great party asiSs
candidate for president. But 1t 10 evident
that home pride will bring few, IL any,
vo,oo 40 C,rovsr Clovo,and On Tho other
~, ~ -. g.. ~,
hand' mere can DO no uouo' ,ha' ne VII!
lose here hundreds, perhaps thousands, OF
votes from his own party because Of his
ro,ord nj Albany and the belief In his un.
n,ra., o.. ,ha ne,oo 90 n,osidsn, Anv
nn, ~, 'n' ooe "a
unpreJuuicoa Pelsvn wou,u sooh ov nI,dao
ssusneu ., th,s inos ~ ~ p,.m, '"qus'iv ~,
IIepu.aplo oiuhehs vi panSv' "nu ~
using eyes anu cars upon 'he Pup''o
ssree.s.
eearcpers INV uu'u heou onIy " @ao
sno soh ,, p'oJ,s .n"s ~ aio p Sa ava
navy 70 ioarn .nAe yamos nae su
my uroreI o'esoinn" 40 ,n' p.' az a.
for presldent Rlaine and Logan ban-
nors are 10 BIO seen In all parts Of the city.
no. singio Creve,aha psnhei nus yn
pooh hung. Noly waiu ms ~ D,e.no
anu Logan uiuv nnu ~ so'no " 'nv "n.u'
.nore u 1ruo IN nosry evo.y o,oosivn
uis aa ny uehoo1sse arc my vniy
mtnous SPIT. pus wNnou. oiss Sa %s,
~ me nlnVn ~Mu' III wnIoh sno asnv
Sra,,o eAp hn nsa mn onoe ,a aha ms ~
oroanize n democratic club In bia behalf
Not . suficient numbor resnonded To
make the moeting n suocess. The
next meeting at which tho club
was formed was held in the
Office of n livery stable. which will
show with what enthusiasm the demo.
crhts respondod to the cali. In the tenth
ward the first public meeting held TO
organize a domooratio club was attended
nv Ave persons only. according to the tea
timonv of one who was present. Ely
Mayor Manning, q brother Of Daniel
Manning. ex.City Auditor Richard w.
the democratic COMMITTEES of the third
ward, Jobn j. Hines ex.secretary of the
land league. and many other prominent
demoorats have come ont openly against
thoir marty ticket. while its secret enemies
in the marty are numerous.
In the first ward. the great democratic
head center. there arc seven independent
democratic ORGANIZATIONS openly At work
for Blaine. and like essociations have
bean formed in other wards. the member-
shin being wholly that of democrats who
have heretofore voted their party ticket,
A democratic parade through the prlnci-
nal streets a few nights ago had In line
lust sixty-fiye voters. Tho detection in
the party ranks here Ia 40 marked that
Gov. Cleyeland's chief advocate, Senator
Titus, said at a public meeting the Other
night that he twas aware how Buffalo
felt as though tho world was going wrong
politicaliy. but that he Thought was one Of
The marked oharactoristics of buffalo. 4
The senator then went ON TO tell how much
mora enthusiastio the demoorats IN
New York city were than In Buffalo,
adding that "the people In Buffalo had
no idea of the enthusiasm and the energy
that were being manifested In the me.
tropolis by the friends of Mr.. Cleveland. u
The peopie Of New York CITY who know
so we'll how lifeless and demoralized the
democrats are there over the course OF
Tammsny and the candidacy of Mr.. But
Ter, can appreciate what must be the con
dition OF affairs here whom Senator Titul
publicly holds up New York as an exam
pie Of democratic enthusiasm after whiot
the party In this city Is to COPY.
Tho Republican Central club Of thi
city has membership Of 1900. TIL,
Plumed Knights have membership o.
400, and there is o Republican Firs
Voters club with nearly 800 members
Each ward, besides its regular campaign
club, has Logan legion, and there ar,
Blaine and Logan gun squads, old guart
Logan werkipgmen's clubs, and numer
GUS other republican associations, showing
An extraordinary interest In the suCces