New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11
dov, he got infamous cheer from onethird Of tn
udtence hut he delegates sat still.

audience, but the delegates sat stil
LOUD YELLs FOR WADE HAMPTON.
Wade Hampton aross The audience yelled unman-
perly for him 20 take the platform, thing dicut TOT
him with bis lama leg 20 thank Massachusetts
for her kind Offices Bayard Thus Massachusetts, and
South Carolina drew each other in this convention
than they have been in fifty years Leroy feo-
mans Of South Carolina, appeared for Bayard'
There was not much necessity for TINS
speech. as the convention had become really
interested the practical business arguments aldre'scn
marked TO me That the North e1celcd the SCUM I'D ms
versy. Hugh Rose, an Arkansas Judge .::ooD@
native of KENTUCKY, came forward TO seconh
not wort could head from him. The temptation OF
other states to improve these occasions was trying 10 o
bers. judge Rose left the stand with the entire sua-
ess W.c"1. IN aTns TO no second
ton there was considerable cheer but stood mp ana
thar 1--WE hundred persons made all the noise The dele
gates notably silent. When Bragg OF WlscGnslh
man looking somewhat like Captain Eads. with bullet
head; his votes was drawing and unpleasant;
and looked at Tammany Hail. Grady walked right mp the
aisle and cried in his face that he ecprocated that con-
growing appreheusions OF more disorder. Bragg I'M
proved as he went and his points made rasplns
but effective. lie spoke the sentiment Of the Northwest
a contonpt for Tammsny infuence in tho East; Hen
bricks looked surprised and hostile when described as an
old 24O nag who would not he good enough 'or ms
cluded. off nv George Pendleton anu
seemed TO be expressing his dissatisfaction Win
the want Of manners in the speaker.
DOOtte spoke orClevcand-the od antiirn
Republican Senator. now grown white and Sill wIna
brsln beard and eyebrow and large stature Ills ars
After Connecticut IN spoke for Cleveland the ion3
business was over Of putting men IN ncmlnauon anu
rather RENE mbored in his favor that he made them 20
thrOugn their PAGES and save time to the nara WoIkIs
doubt was still very great whether Cleveland could pull
through and get the two thirls vote The TannanI men
States had shown that whatever might be said OF
Tammny Halls methods it had men OF IN
spoke quite as well as the best advocates or
the reform element The literature Of the convention
Democrats and Republicans can get campaign dozen,
mens. Enough had been said against Cleveland 10 i III
HIN to mako his desrous to get every
and set the criticism and context together. G3yetnI
as he had scored to incline toward Thurman al inc
beginning. His rather boyish appearance ana long
the the spirits Of the Cleveland men. so there
seven candidates put forward at the tune OF do
Journnent
ALL SORTS or OPINIONS EXPRESSED.
The day was delightful though good many people
have caarrh from the lake chs During the afternoon
found al kinds of opinions prevailing Judge LochrAne
said that conventions had lest their chiv airy that they
did not wash their personal scandals in public in old
times and when Buchanan received a majority twenty
eight years ago. Douglas telc.raphed his assent while
now nobody would give way until the victor won MS TWO
thirds Emery sail he beginning 20 be AFRAID
that Cleveland would nOs b. dominated, Tor DO was e
easiest man Blaine mad to beat Mr.. Meyers, OF afrS e
burg said Cleveland would get the nomination. that ne
showed IN iority The rumOr prevailed that the New
York County Democracy had made up their minus 10
spring A. = Hcw It's name, foclng satisfied That Clcye-
land would fall abort. There was some color
for this in the fact that Edward Cooper, INC
brothcI-G-lav OF Hewitt, chief OF the county De
morIacy. George Adams of Washington saii he dd not
see where the opposition to Cleveland going TO settle
Ed" Martin. Bayards manager, said he was alIdli
Cleveland would he nominated. as mis- managers were
underrcachers and Bayard had 10 talent Of mat KIND
TX Senator va staff. OF Newiork thought Cleveland
would get through ClevelanTs stall officer from BuhaO
said that nothing mean had been done ny
Clevcland's man gcneu:, and that even to-
day they had pat their foot on circulat
daring the TO nominate any iuan nut forward
Ty Tgmmapy Hall. ihe common feeling that no
NOMINATION would be made before Friday. william
Dickson Of Pennsylvania, said he sat IN the convention
among The southern men, and that Virginia, North ana
South Carolna, Georgia, Alabama, were all AT sra the
Cleveland forces having been discouraged by inc
mornings speeches "Al"'
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