New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
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cuIcAGo. July 6.-The almost coiu SUNDAY
,pas the cily crowded. Cleveland ahead yo'
81 oraoas,-y Two thinss seem oieaF-tna' A''io
an" SuD'y ,,a, Cleveland has the majority OF the
- 80 d.,c,-ation and therefore viii get the seventy
Two votes rhis alone is disputed en' hhu VIZ
sax.r,, of the men claimed BY Flower aou ana ~ -
ere f.r eyeland. Km,s County behaves "''V ~
- .,,ue sehs.ne or JOB hand. For seVera !os'e'
So, nv her large vote, has had the power )"
90, ,,etvecu the American Democrats ana 'he h'SI
,,sr,ocrsts The chance has been thrown ava! "" eve
occasions. Jacobs aud Slecum miZht oo'u nav
Cavern II and this might have n,td' Sto'hh 'ho
si,i candidate II now seems as If BROOKLYN WIS
% ,rorreiate her mpor ance; Rad SOME mean ielos ~
,,s, ,,,t a mart Of her delegates are " ca the sell "
-, 80 money, Is t~ine nsed here. MIR Flower ne"
,he r,ene.. man Ia NewYogk FOR Congress ana ne = ~"
The richest nan in this CONVENTION an" a.
- men here ThIee days before the
,.,,,,ion met I found begGars asShk ''
,opey from the delegates. The NEST expert
3 - sr,, t.,,eva MAJ Clevelsud viii be d'fea'eo| ne
,,.n,-er reporters generally think thht ne VIA "'
,,,unstal The former argue FROM BIS ehah'eS " ~
eIscted and the latter from ihe votes 'ne! ~ y"
+ THE .ituafion seems pretty bad. II 'ie'eiai" -
taken. bui Ii anybody ese be taken II seems ""i'-
o,,rl 10 The next candidate Ia importance ana '-''
80. ,.eeiies appealing 20 the Hepubhcan doNei',
,,,t the democrats agiiaSt II Ii,s p'i'e si''
,b, rare~- ne,e to-day contain interviews VIII l |
vha rr-~p n
Iss.,rl -ad an sorts Of injurious things Mcl'ona" =
.,,,, ,e-,r.iei a. a foo-foo" Old and bald Noup'i
an, and HARDLY np 70 the Yice-PresidrncY ~ oF'e !"
h.r,cter and IS now dreadfuy afraid thi hehui''A'
,s not eeine 10 nominate him. karcau Dy uNNs oI
sias of me tariff hgnt has died himself - h.u'" . ~
sou on the other The convention might IN l'S
ZION lean into the dark ana TAKE NM
OF scarcely mentloaeu bi''' ''No
Fherson, or Thurman
SONG lNro CLFvFtASD- RECORD.
Vet aner making the round Of candidates and n"hS
nt every Iroiut some objection. they come BACK "
land aga,u and say. perhaps II must ne me '''
,eudeut Republcans starting personal Scandals oD
Elaine nr-t nominated him and now are bringing ~
49, rrs,u.l scandals about Cleveland II seems 'Ia'
S1,au,.. uora character before he became Governor
a IN oue-tou Unfortunately, Cleyclands support =
acr- adrait that there was something sever"
years aro. they say h'en
a., ,re.iiioc consequently TIE RANK ana
tns co.velfion without any persona m-'r' 81 i'
,.icve,ud finds itself challenged that ne cannot 60
N4yv,nrs ana now thai ne Is NOS pnre man -'
cleveland mon are disputng ;he POINT Oh 90! '"'
/, &. co,t.,uu.tbe to go back INTO mans roc'f"
liz. that such f. TIE IrsU' u E'"-
bark TITO any mans record MI. l~'oA "'''I
az puTo who closely represents ClsvelsaLonlY H4!'At
I..v ugt from a o. - votes for him. THIS l. Only SER
Oh eis ht vote. above bare majority IN Total "i - "
p,c,- Nj Dorshsinfer's partner tllnN' 'c''i'i" 70
A.. 40 yofoa Nj Bizre Cievslano- partner WI" '".A
one ,,,r1 ah,lt ME chances here aad he e'nF'ia'+
met vest. 7,ay cleveland vouo have been nom h'rL OBI
the second ra'ot Ills PROSPECTS ioi tue h"hD''
ttn on the second b,44ot ARE -uA geo" iI' ~.
patience OF the passive element h'i' l' '"-'F "i
lv tl ,nstqucv and the variety th' carSe- pr'n-A
AGAINST .l u hence skir Bu' out Of tAe question
,,is convention 3. no Wore enthusiastic tu1n class o
how lo.u- . SUM 900 arithm-uc-egtry mans sob-Se 10
be out and MS heart on ls Este renril.
FACTIONS ~ Tm p.leGAll"N~.
The lus.-lnt fa-,oua' urht. in ti' df-'rai -fA te'
sem to ,laitply with every ~uec.et.n- H"i'""' N'
v.Duor hardly state is mere. Vao-e tavoi'c sou Is
NJ. rai. area ny one more factions ri"'ln INe
in Elo0k yu. 1ul j. ooay is not ,or ~'oc'n' hl. o. N'"
Nor. ~asain-, Fow-r and tlli .a'1si '-,'eiid- Mos
ehss.-. Is -.,t AL for Butter. EevJcs~eys tsVoiiit
SOL nas been struck by Cleveland rin'A'e. i'.i'd
VT, disi,itv holds Penn ylVa together enc me "'.
h,r " ,l.4f. clique Ia9Sl.dv say that iheY mas
give hun one ballot. 1laryaad dos NOT h"uE We q"
Baysrd though she SIS his slepmoin'r. HeFeA''" ''''
bi-,s,n u alC and Hor-ey. Ter National too'l'Ir'-'
saws that Cleveland viii bc the nominee lh-f-au d'.
u,.af,v ar. locked ~ OHIO. Mcdonald is a.rt9
of H.Hdrcks and Hendricks talks a'oil N'
Donald us f. De bad mo1utH J'' Va L-- '
To- nominate bin. .Iuda. Field - t.c ont
Pacific Coast cauas .,t,. ami iae tai-oiu~ 1r -@'ol
seems ta matte aim. Morrison. t-r'-r Harrison as'
Pa.a,r show tile sa-ut bitterness. =" me t'"'-u ''
,rs ir,u-i these quarre aua ll'u .ac, again '" -r"
Yor, -.yia-. Ever body must Dave LIS ri'Ai,- l'
l.dn. -rt iu O.0 said las! I-f. ate As iIl'h' u"
me tuat i, believed Cleveland 0oc De- ntal'ni ,.'' -
vpuil uoi u.1e l44ny more votes chan At-o-'- " '''
thai Payrrl would catch up to tIn and pass Al4' III
Thought n 'er would bot hundred vots t the nn-i
IN ,Ie .rior ana ssid he would m1eh rather
have ben Batter 81 Sac a'ur '- tAe hep'oI'-A
Natiou.l lcu, euIcn tA@u at tat OF tv Deiuocc Con
VeBuon.
DEMANDING 4 rLArFoRM TATuJR THAN A MAJ.
Nj Bool-waltcr. ~ 0no got in yesterday and said 10
ne: IL have no interest 10 tHc lom'Lauon here
think il Important for this convention 20 tke sn'h
sisnd o. ed,rsl taxation that Mag some Cav hVe a
cpportuuy 20 rue the country. I- want of my COM
mon uud,. standing al sIi,,e rom W8ut of CONVICTIONS
clearly expressed The mere tilA o victoey hrst aol
principles sfierwHrd, VIII alwfys ot ta' '-
cous II the Democratic party FOUR yeas
40 Rad faCd Uc tarr question, they
woud Low have distinct issue btorc The people; auo
as h. they lad better go hcior tle country committed
Z, tar re-, sion. than wish aIy candidate Whatever
they az likely nominate a-sroh- n this way Tor
Pc other purpose ln 10 tHd somebody Co bent Tho Re
1ubhcaus with. Th,y grow none and more Ike au
amshi, u~on trying so guess n couundium
au h,Ir." sand Nj. Bookvaltrr "hetau-e would
rather .ce this convention assert truth
tlau name q victor; indeed believe hey VII ''
vicrriou, ~ they face the situation. have just noeu
hom. to uy "A sIrialie anl inquired ii" t'
cttt,up of te farmers who hu, uy mowers. tlIcsher-
siackcrs- etc For ID, hrs, mc 10 several YEAR ih'y
A., borrow ing money and hosrline their grain. TIE prr
O. grain 81, a,. below what tucr coa-icr rrrunerativr
for their outlay and labor They dDuut fo -' hel,Nin
VIII loupoud therefore Tie, ere borrow ug money
when thu enormous mass OF mIm,. become borrowers,
te rate OF money viii go up Besides thr tap"ais
WI hee che gram 10 carry. The fa.
mes finnish hundred million toms Of business
81 the railroads the railroads caHnut meet thclr dNt
osuus and dsihutc them without Us patronage. ihcr
for, us convention wants lo declare its against uo
Whole character Wal taxation and to reduce tlc uec,s
sitt.s Ie fhe FARMERS.
of 90, tisue-. iu New Yorl and c,,,e out der, d.
tel my l,uoe o loob 90 che platform hrt and the cam