New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
THE EVE OF THE CONVENTION


Wyck offered resolution that tke chairman be m
s'rncted 20 present Grover Cleveland 20 the
National Convention the choice VI the New York
delegation and that he BE instructed 10 cast the
vote Of he state a. % unit for Cleveland gem
era discussion followed over the resolution. Nearly
Oh of the anti Cleveland mon spoke against the
resolution aud protested against tho suppression II
their vote which The adoption Of the unit rule
Voud secure Mr. Reilly was especially vchc-
msnt IN tie expression oi hi4 Indignation
over thcattompf of the cleveland managers 90 east
thc ful vote for tine Governor. After two hours
wrIH ding over thr matter the delegation took
r'c"'7. some ~ .he 1utI-tnvpIoud leaders mot and
ih1t i Mr. Manning would aunouete th" vote
given hr The delegation fur other ra1didgtcs than
Cleveland ih'y would permit the unit rule Ieson-
tinn to hr ptlsp'L alI would even veto flf 10
rrlcr Accordingly hon the New
York d"omlon w't 81, the orno''5i9' 70
slI iouuhf 81 hut oven they etow tired ~ talk uE
asai1st % nu1Ily and permitted yn'e tp ba taken
of fhc eleven ,utaa iu uruustiou vrfo svon hv tne
inmmhHy drlrsatn1. and ths uthol tuut by DOVE.
wA. Gallup "iti,us. ,ud it'olb
Two auHt Nutf. FuB tur GOVERNOR.
As 7uun 4a .ho vote vat announced theto WIS
nio .rr sruallion scpfs aud panforth Of The
NNNlth District Flower delegates, changed 60
Hclaud ncrtasins his vote 90 40 Searsaaid thar
thr cVcns of the iay had shown that
Flower Aud only abuut half a dozen sincere sup
uuffri5 among ,hr 'lr-Htr1 nom |eN-l0fk state,
CHAT ne had AWAY. su7peetot that lamm4ny Hall
~ - irludlUg hr. Flower Wllh promises 0l support
and that the dr-trtIon of Flower by lammany
owed how sincere -s professions were of support
ing him % the last
senator Jacobs still voted for Flower neyerthe-
less, which should tdye inspired Nr. scars with
some courage. third balloo was taken which re-
suited follows; Tor Flower / Bayart, . !;
Nlycum, -; Cleveland, 40; the Bayard Slocum
amt Cleveland votes were the Dn the second
ballot, except that Sears and Danforth changed
Mr Hewitt was elected a member Of the import
ant COMMITTEE on Resolutions hr. ScBtH Of the
Committee on Credentials. Mr.. Bliss On permanent
organization, Mr.. TTayers vIcp-preSldent and
GirlinR for secretary. Tho delegation then AL
iourncd. Tn Cleveland mama gers are striving to
increase The vote for him 20 hfty-the number Of
votes cast for Tild>n by the New-Y0rk delegation
It. Louis in 1873.
n an interview with cbicaqo Tines reporter i'm.
meClatell after the adjournment OF the caucus 81
TIE Nowl ork delegation this afternoon John Kelly
sand 81 is delegation does not recon der It's &C
ton, and still insists upon presenting Cleveiands
name. lImmany viii appeal 10 the convention.
We shall state OUT case there clearly aud plainly.
ard attempt to have the INIT rule broken; II the
convention refuses To- do II, the responsibility rests
with lt. We viii have done our duty"
Whom else can NeV-lork present - asked the
reporter.
NOg.d be make a strong candidate ~
-" don't know. / AKA not clear on th3t point
he il popular in the state and has made strong
runs, bat whether he would bee for President can
NOT say. he fact is we want candidate " ho has
been enough identified with the National Govern
meut ana VINO has had experience enough
+ 80 be called statesman. ENGLAND made a
good mayor and good sh6fIG; but a .
Governor he has been failure clpoHm has made
/ a good Congressman bat row he wOuld do As
President is prob .emdtlcal. want man Of wide
| experience and broad views'
" Are there any here who wouid fiji these require
. msuts"
"Ios, two. Bararl and Mcdonald.
Dir. TILDLN DECLINES ONCE MORE.
Tie following is "a copy Of a communication TO
Slr. DaGIlr. the chairman of the National Com
mlttcc from Mr.. Idcl:
Gu-y-T1tF. July D. 1.Si.
r. hc ION. TUtIht Il. E0rtuu, CncIgo. Ill., nave re
..r.a yo- telegram incoming la OBJ. rae disposition "a
.ou- a.. m- f.. the PRESIDENCY. and asking: avn you
ar..rt rr urmfurl- romi1l-.n f1m the con