New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
CONVENTION SKETCHES.
MEN AND SCENES PICTURED.
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C,,,e,.n Univ p.-rho frat hot day came thlH
'.,,., ,,,, rho cleveland men wore confident
49,, ,.t,s ,o atone untnrued. Nearly hl '''"''"'
e,..,.isr. 40 on che ground, down "'"A N'
priv.ie oetk The paint IL nov h"a" 's''''' 80.
sa,p,t Garry Nss York and cannon ID. ''''''''
.ame TINE delegations are h"n''''m''' "''' -, A..
90 the fayorte sous, and th"rn - ""','" w
.,r. "a cot Ia the winning """
that the delegates may not say
came here aud accomplished nothing J"hh "H''', "
Michigan saId % ne 4" do not believe 'e'''""' "'
a., the nominsuon while Il IL tme that amN'riV J."
Democratic conventions usually brings inc '"' "''"'
,n.t an extraordinary case. There II consu''"''
p.,,rt foov1ar IN Michigan now. a. was shown Nv yes
terla,'s evening vote the unit rule. houoT N''
have temporarily gone over to Bayard ana oons'''E
there Is a much better feeling toward Butter va Tue
ern states Instead Of finding nm S'''"
~ fcr himself he uactahie eho"@"
merely 10 direct his opposition !" O'''o''1,
~ oopo. oil q Buffers constituency INC l"''' ' -
os very weak candidate. There are ~ ''''''
1,,n .. and therefore takes 5t7 20 choose Now
while Cleveland is getting some weaS-Ah'e' "'0~''
ave. tho v,f~ hy which the unit rule was carred was az
toretherlargcr than Cieveauds org'na vote so con
,,d.r maj he only about $50 votes al TIE most anu
has from 20 20 100 vet 70 ind ,
Imet Il senator Wallace, Of Pennsylvania on Ineso"S
night. WAC saidi This unit rule question IF
h-o,t,g n trouble us and viii have
20 he settled on basis ire "'oi"-'
simple man cannot understand Democracy "A'n to
r.es lo let a delegate enroll his vote even on the pi"p
s,tion a. 70 whether minority Esve any 1shte- NO
cn~e could have picked out more viEld u 7h"" ma
eb,se than rie one we had to-day. Not all the New
YORK delegate were there and yet the chairman cast az
Tho -evcrty-rwo votes with dele ats standing Oh 'N
no,r beside him crying that they had not 40 'o''N.
think said NJ. Wallace. THAT We VIII nave 10 '''
thai the deiogaI e--at-Iarge can Dc iNst'o''-' ' W
district delegates
BAYARD ALONE AGAINST CLEVELAND
T. would now appear that Bayard ls almost the Only
candidate regularly pitted against Cleveland Ibis Lac
avaed % give some Independent delegates 10 t''''
perAaps la t4r ohio delegation where they believe '''
Bsvsri vii, DE- badly beaten account oi his peace
record and besides hr the cnlei ire-tIade candidate
lie the oniy Presidential candidate, who has pf'u'~'N
we extreme rcsouue Ief9rnes to support al t"I pioP
etons The southern states for tins reason
have cleveland contingent LOUISIANA ]" con
truned by able man in burAe' th' same
man WHO recovered the southern Std.- n te H"''-
aefl-I to rnplr " ifc population i- ts0- o.. ground
mat while Cleveland is supported hi SOME N ''A 'I'
TRACTORS Ac has carefully avoided record "n ,'' '''.
and probably oI posed io disturbing I.' -ei''' i'
VISION, 81 tAc t4liG tne Indiana dc "-au"n s "e -
In rrnus,I,a accusations air ma4r 'i i'i t."t-
Vger, laid, tr.4.r delegate DESTROYS to get INFO .t
Cr,r.uJ Hua. while 10 is going through Hr JOCKS
Icndupas sits la-i'elv in the 'rnt'n id h'- MOI
been lu active vorser So, Mcdonald iuI therefore u
Mcdonald lucu privately rli| af .n Thurman -r'm- %"
D., stronger outside o. OHIO t.nu a DO fe-' ''u" -u.
SLOWS Ola, .irL where ui- uu s. .nlt and ann l,andh.
f..p- I...-I 4rI De- uo.- uHt -eriu ilni l'Hi"- ".
have ulr. Influence here
rn. ....r.tt.e ou Resolutions hal stormy s.--.'".
ni.l loluI uli u., we're r.,n.. divided IH.. H.' f
the rooms of thc tIpquoe 'a. 0hir1 hl- t'r n'i"
ei.uc- af HItrr..s large l-tu. are s.. "ri. ".
r.orI. vrrn vut.ll ln itlta. I,''o Wrin "itn I r'
tpu- urd erett.r.s un" NEGRO proclaimed "' N'
naiueo. I-lnr TlHte. proclaimed him-"f 'rn'ri'I.
Who'll ,ou, Hi,le ffur. >ev-NHrt 1nd wanted f'-'
iut.,u r.Iartnd tEiua issur vtN fHp supreme count o
.. UfIf
iaraa IpIr-nIuu NHH trades u.Hna 0'"I-l iN' t-'.
noun lan enlf. 3d. general e'u.l'"n 'f ue r"t'" fh'
a1.t,t Ii .'nit..n4 I' 0r organizations al" n" 'h'
could howe a t, toueia sf Railroads fHl other '"rp"''
titua tn Does aggressive IIr me"I.n"u ne' n'"'ie wei"
a. t, spot win "a paul ulI n vuils. 4Hd aIund7Ht Boo
D. r,.pI.u-. t.u t,ftprai d"eteiDs claimed thet 10
v,a upu,lnp'iaur Go ''"ni th." ""t "''' '' 'N' '"'
t.I... I.e u4,Iu. IuI uuu tuUaII.tuia u'U'r N"n
t.a, Dol at,uns f.r representation" aH' "t"7 Foo nave
fuil, loo 5000 HrurIe lur uf Dol, delegate lHd 5000 iH"
a. inr town Boo wlph hr utoi huU' thui" we're oNl''
ever, eta, Boo tu, auub about r-ht ,af''ie "f r''"''
OIL. alulr col NutA "rtt tu Nh,a -.ur t' 'tir'| GUS
The IA.luo Comet sraus t' nr un-ur Do tir'r.nu" 'I
tuu- though d., a tu.uioa ttL'i tHa' u'ir .i' ro"'
alust4 10 ll,Iu- 90 unAr .,to oIiu Clos utld b''-
su,L or IHt PROMINENT uulHl- -4ll.nia.
IA. me Convention In about assembling
t-lat Will run over -1ur Ease -cc before mr lo give
YOU an ioca Of tne very strSIu- Democratic biography
hprc. The most noted person m tlr convention l Iuui
man. h, books lAe man pr.W,tu tirrl mda' AI'
"a lIiN't" H'''t't7
little stopped, rather wnIt- sl Lace IA "Acu II
lttcuru.ug some gooI nature Old fosy ana con
siderable md toru.dde he is GOV gray aud
wear very AsDt gray sui' which al
n distance looks IKE h1mc-pun lie Sits
down aua Is rather passive and ph.esnhoc while tle
proc-c.iuss a4c SONG When Ic rises % laae a RIO
ton lac puts bOla hands tl, chair before Aim and
leans forward and seems be pretty cautious or % If
tbr universal testimony that le u got ne PRESIDENTIAL
bee bad anu expects % hc he oarel o. Gals couFeluou
Verh4Is by speech % sweep l-us n ais direction IL
seems tuit uc mas 40 plIt.l. trt, however, and
the OHIO DELEGATION play around Alm like the cats
around ule foot OF statue. There s mo-
diplomacy hnu nne-se uorDns bui very healthy.
almost staple, cZ qect4u0u t4af tnc convention is
ughInug somewhere retcy 20 rr attracted 10 bic top
knot The next NAN 20 DE- considered is Hendricks Tie
uot tine very nervous Temperament w.tA rather red
cish sgn acxbty and fenintg h mis- countenance ana
he watches ever JnIus with good deal of Iuckness not
moving much III his seat and rather posed 20 crouch
down II attention shall be called 70 him. Dur
tus the talk about The great fraud no
seemed % grow more modest and nou-c' lmitfal.
He pretty well preserved the Urls of his haif still
lie ~ those Of outh ana ne conveys the impression n
gentleman sensDlity sRa understanding but NOT
mach leadership. By his side sts Voorhees, maa
rather Of the southern type though " cid Holland
Dutch stock. lie Ia tai vita large wl.ovy limbs se--
orally site with LIS 70 icd. has brown mustacAe
and goaec htte red IA Oolu and hls counter
l. somewhat lowering, yet with rqulpoise IN bis glance,
q hc could occasion start " dr. Beck.
Of Kentucky, ON the PLATFORM large man
aucl OF the appearance % professional per
sou or scholar. looking rather like big quick wltod
planter. ford Of going % lawn and talking politics ale
Is quantity here and ha considerable
nuence Ia the Kentucky deeg alton. and thinks Cleveland
A. u mistake.
BUYING NEw YORK FIGHTS EVERY -FOUR YEARS
EIis that Of Harmon. Of Michigan who sutd -
NE For thirty years have been buy ing the guar
r-is Of New York state and Matchmaking them. ana
have got In the habit Of dong u TIA, tuey