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


Immediately, and have got them and am aier then
now" $500, 49,, p,,
ard was stroug Pennsylvania Newly ork, NeWlefsey
and New England and had large following p taS
South wa going get California sOdiy and the racine
Coast end that bold assertion and mm-siate work woud
nominate him. with this, Mr. Martin started on A'ef
The next person encountered Edgar Johnson. the
law partner of Governor Hoady said that he had
esed inc Governor 10 come here and nad for him
since johnson came. said he HOady mas the lnA"tf
OF he Ohio delegation and Judge Thurman has had two
ch nee al the Presidency aud ought to be magnannOns
He knows he CANNOT carry ONO HOadly has clrreu ~
state and he carry Il now. lie can get The German
vote aud Tao negro vote He is the only Democratic Coz
ernor wao has given ANY chsnco % the t0pn% lie
Las appointed three negroes 20 important Offices su'n a.
Hodiy D. IN perfect health D. naEl.s 5000 90 Am
get nearly ali che under the scott law To c9ntt.
TSc DniI0cf.s masi M mistake about ONO thlt
state gives tGiriY thou'ani ~ tOrN 20 le ~. M - l,v
cset IN October. the ~ IN campaign VIII ne iIy
down. Il has given small maiorities o. different occa
sions FOR Republican eandidaie' hoadlys noninstl"
wuuil en0wuouTv accelerate our opportunity I'D 'clu'
We do Dot say that vii not trY 10
carry the STATE FOR the nominee here; but there are
taree men ctnu0t carry Daio VII ana thty SIe
10 &C. AWNING in our state with Blysrd We have TOO
many soldiers or 5ota parties. Cleveland would no, az
tract the independent vote IN Ohio Dut Ho1dy Wout
Thurm4n." sad ne viii prsi.e over THIS convention
NJ Irgin' of Harrisburg. sad that Randall would
nav 'D' e";Lp ,iea.'is 'ui ~ rs t,,.n t,-o-hirls
Of H. Baya.d nSd = consi,',oe following 'A''e
~ 49, c1sirrnar OF me Pennvvlvania st9te Com
4 49, .,r "a a., ir.,rfor ~ leaving hfm vale If
4t "a i ~; ne ~ etir-.v Rsvari would pr,bAbiy
get % Largo portion ~ the delegation ni eNe"no IT
iced. warm friend 81 Randall an "ao "l Ia
dcu si1: Ian j. our ,n".e ~ tov-|rf Glove
Ilpd Cleveland would pr1nahly ct soma or rir Not'
--th p,,d, 0nt o. ihc way. and Bayarl would Gnques
~, -rr1-1. SAD Mr. Reed 10 find such good
p, -', ~ n tu.,a .a.iol- Vest and south for
g.rd III r,, Aia,nn4 nes saw they ike Randall ana
would ca"erluiy comr go L' support u ne coIi sc
winch can carry Srwyork. Connecticut and S"wJer'ey
.eve ma; tne h-hi - gong TO BE- after ie% n'o'a
r. ems 20 m Ia a VIII ct the no ana On
" On ti- o.Aer ,G- D. Is nov appt1en. ~ s, While
veaS and iu HcN-IorS hrds lew warm lTlt'l'' 49, ~
E.yarIs record stumbling block even 10 MS ,
.1etl'. 30 uot 'ce any name h"r2Te ,n,o fined
larc 20 hc strong. * - the Lee -. 81,
think B,ydui more likely 20 sei tie uonlha'oH '"""
Wa a'.erwa-d told that 90, Randall i;l
friends bad secu -iia aect several ~ me Iinos dcr
gates ana had o-en particularly WI rrcelyeo ~, o,
Harrison Dent on having no rad'cai ahl'-phec"o
contuued TO he the Of attraction all day
barge proeossiols )l 1re"rr' ana p'isr- .lL |
and 1usIc. "a tGclr VIIcus ana cnDleHc Lr"'lp u
Eules. a4d usi-@ lus.ne : "a-1n- +Ad a4' I--i' N
Everything s-"nad soot-luinnrei ,i.-
mo 4r, tide Of Etrr md me labor people Is giving
fbc Democrats q ere zeal OF concern. Noie or tllrr
sseehr nave DE- u iu the Of harmony or invo-
can ds 20 tAe spirit of D'hocrt'y; ih'9 "' w.. 80
directed 20 me one simple question "i la''r ahi TIT '
mans RIGHTS . . ,..,o
t-,-i-~. .h" -o vruuon. 10 D. -ud tnt "''ier>}h
las l,Ecl t-" OF 100, ,L4411 inns to pf.h, 10 .l7
page 'i H' p''rr o' 'n' de''' t''' P-' 10 '"'" w.
@ -, r,,r,,ci,. .cttt.-e ,hr3u-h .Ae town =
ono fh1f Cleveland % tl-'uo'u'l to run
ACCUSING GAIL ~CIUrZ.
TIE letter OF secure 10 BIyarl was written
about nine days a1 ud indicates that the ranks OF tIe
I1.5-ndent- are ur3l u. tia, the old fed- between
O.d.i4 ana -,lurL hls been carried In.' The ont.
ra.J All a.tIc, IS .n4le lur1 tL, forenoon from
I-u. GOVERNOR OF that state 100 1917 1'd rouse
tis un.mGuoI toy Governor io' tAc u.N year He rs