New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-04
mont Of tho Territories IN our National
Conventions On those two points VIC present
a stiff difference from the Republicans"

Z" Then you think there will be short convsnfionr
"There will be great many ballots taken here, and
that may extend the convention to the close OF the Week.
There nobodys boom going to ride over this ooh'en
ton on the twothirds rule"
lis the soldier question Of much prominence In IT,
dianaP
yes It is an element and there voorhees, has made
strong points for himself During she war no was ho'
much Of sOlderman hut our soldiers say ne mas oeou
the most active OF all public men 10
attend to their pensions and see tnas
then are provided for. There Is sHsu'
money srngency through Indiana aud va are a"A'nN
the ripening and sale Of crop to mako tnius
easier We have large belt in Indiana ana orn
rather a standard of prosperity with U.s.
What do you think Of Ben Buffers boom heref
But for the southern States" said Mr.. Brown. But
Ter would be an extremely prominent man. He Is a
rising man. anyhow with the labor interests OF course
he can't ge nomination here, but be may make "
another time"
The above gentleman had to deal with persons rom
all portions Of the country and has been In chicago
considerable time. met Richard geueraiJ
called Dick" Bright last night. man well acquaniou
with the affairs because he has for some time Oee
the sergeantaArms at Washington in the senate, au
he is nephew OF Jesse Bright tho old United sr'Oe'
Senator. Our conversation was personal Dut po4' "
two in IL will illustrate the situation here'
CLEVELAND CANNOT BE NOMINATED.
Said I: Nh Bright it seems 20 that Cleveland mas
more strength than the politicians accord him"
Mr. Bright shook his head. " He cannot make the
nomin alton" sid no. If he gets the New-1ork ueie
CATION It will be well understood that No eots
IT barely by majority ana that ms
cbotce will entail fght in that
state which win be watched all over the country ana wiz
finally absorb the general interest in the success ol ~
ticket stif tight within the Democratic party IN -e"
York though II may episode IL 100 dig INNS
for Us TO permit It given out that Clevelanu was
the unanimous choice Of Newl ork The Old ticket was
suddenly Withdrawn and Cleveland brought forward A.
its successor my part think the Old TICKET "'u'
have been a very weak one. The Idea OF seItihs uP
DOOR broken invalid Ike Iuden agln's
voung conbative shrewd leader like Blaine wouia NJ
once mt our party I'm an absurd situation Then Hen
dricks refused four years to go on the ticket VIII"
Mr. ridden II looks 10 me ~ If one-ayed man coulu
have beaten combination As the successor 10 ii
dom however Cleveland brings in new elements Of "eaN
meas n seems do not understand mat no T" 'Ho
sccessor because according to the best Information
have Tildeu wants Randall first. Hoadly second
and PAYNE third. / acquainted with MT
Dor.heiner, and I have no DOUBT that ne oAPeo'oN
as the cllssmate OF NJ Cleveland 10 bs sent 10 ms COW
yeniiou, a = 10 make speech putting MN IN ho'n''
when saw that Dorshcimer was beiten' gwen mero
alternatea place felt that Cleveland nad not
b,oD "A strong In that convention wa given ont
Then the disafecoa among the lri-h takes the appear
auce of general revolt against CleVelAhh lie -
about the only person they seem 10 be organized asn'
Firstly you nnl the decided oppo'i"'u
! of IummInV Han. WNlfn OF lt~rH y lit'A w ''''
Then there is the d.adecuon in Brooklyn and then that
mc lr,hnan IN the western part OF the state. Purcell
ev.suds the ne DO want 10 hight the IrsA 'o'e "a
Newly a. WAS daIe In 1871 II IS true thai some Oh
the new philosopher, Ia politics tell Us that the only way
70 victory 10 wipe about IS 900 regular Democratic
votes and we will get immense recruitment OF inde-
pc,Icrt native Americans. never any such miracles
in uoluics A vote you sure OF l. better than Two
votes IN the bush. In short" said Mr. Bright CIeve-
land still pretty obscure quantity to most OF inc
| Democrats We don't know mucl about him "eChly
know that he has not hal policy and regard for his
party 10 keep down dscOAteAt "heIc no HiN " ei' ~
iority;
said I: Mr.. Bright, what DO you think OF Nc
Donalds chancesi"
MDONALD's CHAN CHS FAIR
"Wby. I think II the nomination comes West It viii
come to Joe Mcdonald. Fit goes East believe 1t VIII
90 to some man better understood and even
! fresher quantity in some respects than Cleveland
There very formidable man in the State OF New-Jer,
sey adapted TO this tIne and convention PPoylae
the nomination shoCld 30 East and that Is McFheIson
lie has been successful, sagacous, prudent, and vhe
elected to tic senate ne wQnd ta on t9e parry To-
day like fresh quantity tie IS ID one o. enf e.fs ny
csary for us carry aud he anne from New OrS stare
OF ali the Eastern candidates should think ne would DO
the best for MS 10 New YORK OO-ecut.. dnl -
II tho nomination comes west Mcdonald
hero inc onpoos 0ny You know said Mr. Bright that
IIoady is an out.a1do1t candidate for the Presidency
letter 10 thai effect aud he would have BEEN pretty
prominent iida,e, II they could have agreed upon
ALL t J Of hostility started up Durbin ward nom
beat Governor was put at me mead 81 ths delegato
Tho inter's which runs ll0adlY, mad rlly ekpeceI
to have the holding OF the Whoe deiegallo n anu
i'm tnat case probably would have come here Tor fayhe
But the old P-ndlrlon and Thurman crowd rallied anu
was with the greatest difficulty that they could get any
further than thurman in uaSng up their dee= lte,-lt-
srge Now thurman. II he would come here with the
united support OF ONO. would be one oi tue strongest
candidate before this Conyrntion. In the absence o.
er.tIl,s ability from tno East aud eIperi-
encs OF Thurman would hi~hly recommend MN
TO this Contention But there is JUST enough opposition
Mr.. HOady has determined 10 run also 10 DieaA
up Thurman. asd therefore see no Western candidate
but Mcdonald. Ny opinion s thal cleveland oanno, I've
nominated that no o,her Eastern man PrSmiInen,{
named get IL, and II 70 comes west Joe MCDONALD
will have II. Butler i an ntere'lng person ou Inct
are such conditions IN orr parry now as 10 naKs
him the nominee We cannot hazard every Souln7rh
fnen you do not think Tilden and Hendricks will
dot"
TALK OF TIDEN RIDICULOUS
"whv. how ridiculous" said Mr. Bright. 10 take
Tnden with that letter where he the will Of God Is
against him aad puts In his religious expressions, and
then run him It would be Ike saying TO the whole
country that this nVrntiOn cannot elect any man ont
Tlden however inf m be s To not think we are Will
ing ~ make ourselves ridiculous that and as have
already sad, / think the old ucdet was inherently
weak
saw Genera, Phil sheridan and General 7chohed yes
erlay At TIE chicago Cu' sheridan came ont 10 open
the trackof which he president ne inquired
about the probable candidate good ratufedly said ne
liked Washington a. place o. residence ana aAed Eti
the night whn met hln ~ rye l1ias pR,..urP b
rr1e ihe report reversius FR IoHn purters ease 10
nor thnz General schuned had heard the news when
saw hun for he and ujt speak 90 the subject III, ,..
lind among suiue of the uatve Americans uf me Demo
cratic party great hostility 20 john Kelly becanse be- sop
uused to lrvrand There sort o inieeni-hi element
n.ihr Temporary here which wants cleveland 90 nohuly
I.iat upht paid long visit tr Mr. gibbons VIM "a te
nfivap lrrrp afv ~ q . IiuWer NJ teUiEr, hfuihei
p.luw ui Nr iuvri Va7 elsH present NJ Nrutgr sah
that vilh t- 'eln' a7 the nenins. "as taihs ioelsh
u iah about dune arffin4 in the -sf wh-f~ Iiflnr
wa natuar stiurs win tie itian He aad iha ln the
/ fhirl Ward 90 aiiUfnk-e. wiri" ha hfpil th"fp
veto htp hnhais tfiahtrH snfl-i WlH,HHat islsH ni
taipp rtrahd at thr nomination ~ sails tha Alts
arIti suit ah uf hiua-a iaaaina liiah tnibsn hai
amaze 40 80 thpt plnhh i,i uit s,he 90