The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-04
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From Our special Correspondent
W4sR1s0roS, D. O., July SIN the
Presidential talk st the Capital 1t has de-
ueloped that the idea Of nominating e1.
Senator Thurman, OF Ohio, Il seriously en-
tersained by the leading men Of the party.
In his behalf 1t is said that he would Ger.
tasnly rally to his support the entire Demo-
cratic vote OF the country, and that he
would also get the support ,of the whole
anu.monopoly element THAT element" !"
said prominent Democrat, 5 dele
gate-atlasxe to Chicago from q West
ern Safe, "is somewhat Communist:c,
but 1t Is no. to be despised. 1. is much
larger than many suppose and is growing
stesdily. It is admitted that Thurman cau-
not be nominated unlesa the Ohio delega-
ton taxes him up, and both Payne and
acadly must be got out o. the way to
bring that about. Still the friends OF Thur.
man maintain that it il capable Of demon
stration that neither Payne nor Hoadly
stands ANY chance, and after compliment
Ing them they Say the delegation will take
up Ch0Tm~n, il his friends in other States
will work for it.
The .oss Of Ohio in October ia also con.
s.dersd by the Thurman boomers, They
do not believe that even Thurman cerld
beat Blaine in that State, but they say the
effect could be discounted by announcing
in advance that the Democrats DO not
count upon Ohio.
rHR BAYARD BOOMERS.
The Bayard n=n are sdll working indus
triorsly and feel hnpsiut They insis. tia.
Clevelsnd vii! not get the New York dele
CATION, but ttat Bayard will have liberal
support there. While NJ. RAndalrs friends
hope to see him nominated they do not re-
gard the prospect a. very encorrsying.
One Of them said to-day: "Raudali's
name may not be mention ed in the con-
vention as all; it will not be unless
affairs take shape that will saisfy his
friends that be can be nominated Should
the New York men fail 10 sgres that may
open the way Tor Randall. The New York
delegation may % to Randall. He mas
same s:rorg friends anous them and in
that event he will win. BIT the Psnnsyl-
vanla delegation will not piacs Randall in
the field 1nless they have sssurancs OF
such support "a will shove hin right to the
toaI"
cLEvgLASo's CHANCES.
l. ia generally conceded by the polite.
iscs at the House to-day that Cleveland
will Lead the S.lt on the first ballot at Chi
cago. Ths friends OF tie other candidates
claim, however, that this will lsssen h;s
chances for securing the two thirds neces.
saEy far the nomination. They say be will
not be stle TO Sc. more than bare Es-
jlri'y Of all the delegates and the result
Sill be thas the rest Will combine agaiasr
and detess him. This is all upon the as.
sumption that he gets the New YORK dele
ga:ion, and there are no doubts expressed
to-day about his gstsirg this delegation
under the unit rule.
Cieveiald'a friends claim that be will
have seven cut oil tina nine Brooklyn dele.
gates which will give hin not less than
torty-sgo OF the seventy-tTo delexates.
This under the unit rule would give b i'm
the entire State delegation, and hiz triends
claim the nomination. Tney do not, how
ever, ceny that his Nomination will lose to
The party y large vote from the lAb9r or
aau!zA;ion IA the S.ate, bu, say that he can
carry iha Sac in splss Of this That there
WI b. ooif, ,psy x.edg-, but say
that Ceycll.ud's nomins;ion ~ill Inspire
tbs business interests with confidence