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

locking for lightning single MIN out hnt msah,n'
He aso ha fair speech Tor BJlrd HIS prlnnlp. P put
pose ia to defeat the XII" eienscI edt seems 'H"'
they STAY solid and bo1m HoldlF mildly. -. ,.,.,.
The Flower nen apparently have twcnty-e'fht I2tS
from Sew York to start with nut my 'y y, v Fswer
Kelly WAITS Butter nrst and BayMd i sDtS carens
delegation ia for Cieveanl, and thai NO h'"''" " w.
Blvad first and last 4. .,ro,,
around butler Messing The Gorman boss ~ Cm99aSo
PAID Walt ~ Kelly veseriiv tnd n'ih - blto,' Ssed
~ N7y va :, cl Ss rcs Op H. 3 a6oa ce1snd al VIII
W. yoa M your hand 10 defeat HINT" VIA tue
w Il enough for me to say" said Kelly, that Will
rot ira in hand to elect him" .,,.,..
ina piaifnrm tnkerrrs sending hither AND thnher
fnr assistipce Almost everybody heeves ina 'he Vu'
n is aid that Builer means TO a'A Fnn'e nv
n know about suppnrtint the nominee ni me
WHETHER Prince al not o' ha ammunition t,s te,t M,
suenv q hi. quarrel " sWieI. W - t,, n,rt n H.
The osiv c,nuaat. nnsr has eXtanded the Hsh' n'hi
Of ietsw'h'p 10 10 Mcdonald. .,,, ,...,,.,
The les pland men think ihe con Venu'h VIZ ,,,t
unoss there ouE hsht OYER tue la,o, "r,,,hi,
narl, ol,ni,e the ntst day aud adjourn rue second
iav thp plat will rnme nr tnu ma, ''N 80
fs. rp't autinn will begin to ballot ON Ihnral h3nl,
rhp Cleveland mun olam tho nnln .'h "l ,,i,t ,i
ou tha i.ai ballot nuivthstaHd iha the hlE' lnN' '
,-''i'9 , tnd"n f,e ,Iovaaud anon ray that hr,
oIu 900 tnp ntst htiel eNplnm t'f ih''i"'''"N' '''
"Np,r ,,",, ,a.,s 20 bc far n,,,td SENATOR Vance
SAYS tnAt ne onnsdrrs Cleveland anl l"Nr. "ln'r i
Oriental and ons .are man o me- SAUNA .n,,'o1' '''
uuu As pr,l osturnhs a. the "th"t l"i l"o h"u""""
4 sorIHIRN OPINION,
Mr. Washington, ~ Virginia. saws that any hnm"rnIV
M the ui charged against Cleveland viii bo rcaoh'A III
the Soallem States more Than ia The N"i'h' 'hl inc
southern people atIaightlaord ana lhht 'luNo"'"
hardly re- lurcd this story Ia break nm up iho virgin"
de legation he says, Is uucomn.ticd but prph"y lo'
B,v.rl with some Field votes in Il. Mr.. Washington
adds that the fata weakness OF Cleveland Is not MS hh'
with Tammany with the Labor men, that the hhIsA's
OF Labor are organized in every Northern STAT anu
e,pe.l.Uy ia the Democratic districts tat tuey "'o
strong in West Virginia and have outcroppinss III he
south These ren he says are unquestionahy hostile
10 Cleveland more than any other person he mentioned
the matter TO Frank Hurd. OF Toledo. who sad t III MS
town the Knights OF Labor ara very powerful ana were
all against cleveland The hve cent fare veto me con-
careG hut little Tor the Interests the aboring classes
Bayari he Thought. would have the next nuIOoI v!
votes Cleveland. and Mcdonald VII come mr. D t,
ne look, Tor The nomu,ioA o 4gi,nGr, am no, me cen
vcntiou is in such unsettled state that they "ouu
rztn-r and lat T1aJn r2;i7v - run "u l',e ~.
current 80 ,tr1ng against him slocm disposed by the
faction OF hi, Brooklyn DELEGATION going 1or C1e'e
Nobody is here yet for Hancock. except " Dan
DOlgncrty. hut some military men are eAPeceu ~ ''
In spite Of the contrary predictions % some OF the best
politicians here tue newspapers nave generally settled
down tho belief That Cleveland VIII DEE the nominee
CLEvELAND5 STRENGTH SHOWN AT LA'E
This dispatch sent pecem"al n events occurred
The delcs alton put an end TO the pHoAc misery
v meeting aud showing forty-cyen votes for cleveland
81 ten more enough. jacobs then "lthdFc" MS
opposition ami sud that he would support the ucke'
Fftv-t,vp votes then cast tur Cleveland ON tde
sinai siXy-four for Cleveland ana e-At
AGAINST llu. Kelly asked T. the opponents OF cleveland
could withdraw Voices arose OF 10 rs you please
Purcell voted with Timnany.
Tue Georgia delegation VIII cast ABOUT One-n"I lV7
votes ,or Cleveland Tie rest scattering.
MARYLAND has given three Of her votes % Cleveland