New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08
TAllNAyY DEFEAT AND SURRENDER.
CLEVELAND SECURES - VOTES Of THE NEw-YORK
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! DELEGAuOS-THE UNIT RULE ADOPTED.
! by rELEGRAPH 10 rHE rRB,S-.
! CHICAGO July 7.-Governor Cleveland has the
! vote of two-thirds of the New-YOrl1 delegation
Forty-nine delegates from that state desire hun to
benomnated but twenty-three delegates prefer some
other candidate. Nevertheless by virtue of the unit
rule Daniel Manning viii announce in loud
voice the National Convention that New York
casts sevenrv-t vo votes for Grover Cleveland.
roar Of applause from the galleries Will surely fol-
low this announcement, and in the middle n
the lullub Nj. Manning may he expected
10 muulur in a low tone that twenty-three
of the delegates have other preferences
H. A Glmbeton, of the Tammanv delegation.
said this morning in view OF the unit rule: 90 The
Democratic p.ry has a less Democratic Organlza-
tion thln the Republican party. The Republicans
cast aside the unit rule four years ago but We still
cling TO IT, aul there is Do true party representation
for Democrats
ACTIVITY CT TIE "MACHINE.'
The anti-Cleveland mon had little hope Of secur-
mg a majority against the Governor when the dele
CATION met at tAe Palmer House this moruing, the
decision Of the Kings County men last night
having virtually settled the contest. Yet great
pubifc interest was shown in the meeting. A Il day
q large crowd beseig Il the doors of the delegation.
The cleveland machine" started off brskly.
Mr. Manning was made permanent chairman and
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Smith VI. Weed another Cleveland delegate. then
moved that the roll DO called and that each dele
gate should name his choice among the candidates
for President This was running the - machine
roo swiftly and Tammany put on the brakes.
Ex-senator Grady moved as substitute
that the chairman Of the delegation s,.}e be
as "A unit for Roswell p Flower. The motion was
put and rejected by viva voce vote. The original
motion was thea put and declared carried
HOW THE DELEGATES VOTED.
i-,F,r al ha11 ~ thau tair Tia il
as follows:
For Tilden-Odell l.
For Bayard-Townsend. l,
For Thuunan-Leary 1.
For Flower-Jacobs, Faulkner. Downing. Bel
mont, Grady, Bowers, Havens, Kelly, ODOnOhue
McQuade Stahnecker Sanford, Edward Murphy,
Hamilton. stevens Moore Danforth. Sears, Brew
ster Gallup. Purcell, Caring Miler-23
For ClevelanG-M4nnng Cooper >utphin, Camp
bell, McKane, Kingsley, YanWyck, Cullen.
Kane, OKeefe, Bliss, NJ. c. Murphy,
Cozans Hewitt, Norton, Keenan,, Thompson, Fel-
lows, Whitney, White, Jackmsn Tilden. Williams,
Parker, Gilbert, Mccall, Banks, Green, Paige,
Weed, Graves Nagone. Lansing Mayhail, Mowry.
Fitzgerald Hill, Apgsr, Flanagan. Hanlon Lane.
Scheu, Lockwood, y Hey Murray, McMahon-46
It was a noteworthy fact that Samuel J. Tilden,
ir, the nephew of his uncle. voted for Cleveland.
This regarded as All excellent indication OF the
unces preference among the candidates. Be
tween the informal and the formal ballots
able arguments IN opposition TO supporting
Governor Cleveland were made by John
Kelly, ex-senator Grady, Lester B. Faulkner and
Others. Mr.. Kelly IS SAID 10 have expressed his
opinion that the worllingncn Of New-lorz would
desert the Democratic ticket by the thousands #
Cleveland should Doe nominated. In the course of
his speech he is also said to have made a savage
attack ON the Kings County delegation for their
double dealing. Replies were made to these
speeches by Edgar H. Apgar aud John Il. Fellows
FLOWER DRorrID A. \ CANDIDATE.
formal vote was then taken MIR cleveland
gained ono vote, Odoil changing from lil,cn Ia
other respects the Cleveland vote was givrn by
tho same men, he receiving ~ votes m all. Mr.
Flower. however was dropped a. candidate for
PIcsidcuL lIc received only one vutr that ot 0,u-
ator Jacobs His other supporters divided their
vote, between Bayard and ~locum. The vote was
as iolows: For Ia,4rd -B,imout. Glad,. BoWcrs,
Trayer-, Kelly. O'pouohuc. MoQuadc. IoVu,oud.
Miller. -.
For Nlocum -Fluhncr pownlHL s'ahn 'clrr
Sanford, Edward Murphy ir, Hamilton. sic'ens.
Moore. panforth. sears, Brc ,stcr Gallup Lra-J,
Purcell. GiIlmg-lj.
OPPOSITION Io riE CNtr RUB.
The machine again pushed. Mr. Van
Isntinuod tinh Fass.