New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

lttSt. 70 was stated that l1t2geralu a tlcNclanu
delegate from Cortland County. felt reluctant to
vote for the Governor because of the opposition of
the workingmen of Ncw-York. MIR. Fitzgerald
frankly acknowledged that these were his
sentiments Thcn David Mlllar. dele
gate from lockport, stated Grmy that
lie was m anti. Cleveland man. Mi
Mar said The isue was clearly defined
In the Congressional convention between Cleveland
aud his opponents ! was elected ~ an nni-Clcvc-
land man, aud intend 10 obey my usiructiona'
ron FLOWER ANp AGAINST CLEVELAND.
Several Flower delegates from the In
tcrior of Now-iork took positions IN tlc
centre of The great corridor of tho
Palmer mud ,ocifcrouly hnwlcd all day
that Cleveland could not carry Ncw-lork
These men we're John g. Sears of The XVIII
District. mud Moore and Stcycna Of The NNllld
District and Edward Murphy IT,, aud Robert
Hamilton. Of The XVIII pialtict Their words
had great Influence uu the delegates from Southern
aud Western states. Occasionally they were aided
IN their nttuola ON Cleveland 10y Gtndv. Spnolo
aud German, OF the IummnN contingent. Nh,
Sean taid 1T hes been said that lhc opposition
90 Cleveland Is limited 60 Now-lolk That In
not true. The County Democrats mc
equally opposed 10 his nomination. |
represent purely rural constituency.
We thiul that Cleveland could not carry New-iork
Mr. Flowers money has inspired This opposition To
Cleveland. | have not a dollar Of Flowers money
am poor man, but | came here at my own ex-
pense | was elected by large majority from
Lewis County despite the opposition Of ex-senator
Herman. We would have put kerran on the dole
cation If he had not been for Cleveland, but would
Herman he for Cleveland If his son, John ID. her-
nan. had not been appointed Railroad Com
missioner by Governor Cleveland We had
TO fight hoIde Of canal and State Off
Gals, vet we whipped them because the
people beng with MS Cleveland cannot carry New
York, hut Flower can. That is why ask for
Flower" Mir. Edward Murphy, jr. said: II has
been said that we thought OF voting for Cleveland.
That is untrue. We are Gecisyely opposed to his
nomination and will vote against him when the
delegation meets"
Robert Hamilton said: Rensselaer, and Wash
ington Counties are opposed to Cleveland. We
think him weak candidate and that he ought not
be nominated l shall vote against him when the
New-Yorli delegation meets.
THE BROOKLYN DELEGATES NOT COMMITTED.
John c. Jacobs, OF Brooklyn, delegate-at-argc,
and SIX of tie eight delegates from Brooklyn.
William c. Kingsley Felix Campbell. Augustus
vanWyck Henry }. Cullen. Archibald N. Bliss and
Michael A. O'Kecfe, arrived here this morning.
Senator Jacobs sand: I've are entirely
pledged TO any one We shall hold
caucus TINS evening, probably and
oecide Wha' one OF inc c'nuo"''S we VIII sup
port Aus"SIuN ' "H y" 'N' VIM - ''i'' ma" ~ '
Ielh'cI"iIc genera committee " N'"sN
County, SAID: Irui|' we he MOI
committed 10 any one We conc
here TO act in the interest o. the Democratic party.
and select the man we think will make The best
candidate Nh O.keef SAID: We are not
pled-cA to either Cleveland or Flower rs has been
asserted We IA al vote for the man we think viii
receive %" most cordial support from th' Demo
cratic party
one OF ne IicYc ana Ica9eiS upon HeiS n iioIts
said Iay. or. fakipo tI-il f,vorIt. posi.inn of
balance OF power When they find, a they VIII
md maj we nave m.J'H,@u ui + 'hIr
aNi, ,o see them Tor the r,ridity with which fIcy
viii climb over the lence.' Another Cleveland
l,aotl .al9 30 ii"'"No Is wy ~. u p iI, J.,
-, n T,ui per ons of tbn ii, nj llron
who is believed 10 be- f,r Flower. Declined to make
any ,ia'em.nt Of ms position .,-.
II ~, ','H i". F''n',rc, l"',,;r,
Can.pLo D. Kingsley .VauW1,l. Cullen Illi,sO E,cfc
GRADY. K".uan, Thompson, Whitney, Ger
T. ,lr1Iy On. Hamilton. Iairc Wed
Gravo. N,..puc. StaYcls. Moore. 'lovrv. Frt1rer-
nd Scare. Ap.lf. ~thcu. Lockwood. Wiley. NIl-
Ir a.. t1.-+ t.irtr-f.yc only sixteen declare tlut
tl.y ar, fli. tl.Nr,.nd
rAaN,>y Mis- TALKING ron BAYAup.
noon a.d came ont for Uavard. General Nppua
,nid. "It i.ttuo tf,t Cleveland would p.lI some
Ri. . -, 81. vt t,
lh''"H"'' i"p'''''' '''' '' w." ''N Nv"
Eeyaid would pom ju.i "' many ana non nave vac
host i,y of thr vo1iiugmcu to i1,c' Iohn y. Cor
p,nu nynthrt Tuauauy man also showed ly
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The tlcN'ld1d mon were nu'h 'I'IHh III hN "lp'""I
thnt tlo Tlo.,,r and tho ImmluN drIr.iir. would
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Cleveland "a binding unrf ihWt Ndb iNo.lHuN
maiout,. Tire Cleveland mon aay that thus allowed
o, i.,t tt,t tl,, Fl,,,.r aud ia,n.,nuy mon Wcr,