New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-19

corcress in 1890 and 1870, said in this city ycster
dav aIf tho Republicans could have fair election
not only North Carolina but majority OF the Southern
s,atcs would vote tho Republican ticket next fall
mt there Is positively no hope of free fair election
In any Southern State Intimidation and fraud reign
as completely now as in tho KiFklux days. IN con
seouence many Republicans are lukewarm and DIS,
couraged and in many sections elections arc allowed
to go by default"
THE GRESHAM MEN WORKING HARD.
COLONEL GEORGE r. DAVIS TELLs HOW HIS FRIENDS
rEgL-A GENERAL IMPRESSION THAT HE WILL
NOT BE CHOSEN.
Chicago June Is (SpeciaD.-Thore was an interest
ing discussion to-day between Colonel George r. DAVIS
the leader of the Gresham movement here, and call
fornia delegate Colonel said he thought great
care and consideration wore needed at this time. IL
YOU want to cater to but Glass; he said nomi-
nate Blaine. But then you Will not secure tho whole
Irish VOTE for within four weeks Patrick Collins, OIL
Boston, will be Secretary Of tho Navy. II you want
TO secure the great floating vote and the vote OF tho
Germans, believe we should nominate Gresham"
sherman would not do the Pacific Coast,' said
the Californian for not only his Chinese record Dut
his position the silver question would deieat hiin'
Az to Gresham, the only trouble seems to be his
rrotectionlsm which is doubted. What can you say
hout his being supported by The Chicago Tribune 3"
aBeg your pardon,D said Colonel DAVIS inc
talk about The Trbune's support OF Gresham IS
only an excuse for opposing him. Who supported inc
chief of protcctionsts, James G. Blaine, moro heartily
and strongly than The Tribune'l And does any one
cast any reflections upon Blaine because MI Meun
sunported him and would now DO supporting him
had not Mr. Blaine himself declared that BIO was out
% the field? Bob IngeTsou and every ono who
knows Gresham Is satisfied that he Is sound on tho
tariff question. During my whole course In congress
never voted except the Side OF the most utra pro
tection and am satisfied that Judge Gresham Is
sound on that well as on all other Republican doc
trines. 80,
what do you think OK Depew anu haiIl'on
suggested an Indiana man.
We have got TO be very careful whom We nominate
70 were President Of the United States, with all inc
machinery seeking reelection, with Governor ana
tho MAYOR of New York on my side, wouid hot
allow any man to carry tho State OF Ncw-forK' anu
don,t believe Cleveland will I think we ought
TO mako good fight there, but lay our pau, ~
Indiana, Connecticut and New-Jersey. Then raise
fund of 100000 to help the ho-
nuhcans to organize themselves In North caro-
lima or Tennessee, and We couiu az
10 fail in New-York. Such fund couiu 10 ri's9u
right here In Chicago, outside and exclusive "a '"'
campaign fund.- ,,,.,.. ,on tho
second place, Colonel!' 49,.
81 am not making ucAo'' s
7 hoIicve some man could be iounu
who. with Gresham, could carry out this programme
A. all events I believe Gresham our strongest anu
most available at this tlme' ,,,
URGING Ills CLAIMS BEFORE THE MAS'AO0
SETS MEN
Tho Gresham, men keep on working hard, though
,horo "a universal impression that there Is no posi-
bIitv of his nomination. For example, at inc cioo"
of the meeting OF the Massachusetts deleeauoh inns
morning. an Indiana deputation appeared Dciolo "a.
DELEGATION in the interest Of Judge Grcsham heacu
nv Judge shackcford He assured the Massachusetts
,rep that the people Of Indiana were for judge
Opef III
there to-day and he assured them that II inc Oon'ei
,o untcd for Judge Gresham, the Republicans wouid
carry tho state by a big majority. The WORRYING
men wnre for him, the railway men were ior niNN
and his military record made MIN mauS warm
friends with the old soldier clement ho 'houe"
that in the exercise of their judgment the Massacnu
sctts delegates when they got down to decision as
between the two candidates from Indiana might rest
ssnrcd that not 100 but 100000 Republicans wouid
vote for Judge Gresham, and he would carry inc
state ,
Tho attorney for the Ohio Valley Iron Company
next addressed the meeting. He sad that eight o"'
OF every ten of the manufacturers OF Indiana were lor
Judge Gresham. They loved him, and thcy ioNea
him because of the moral courage he had displayed
I'm graphing with the difficulties that peSee Nun III 'n0
discharge OF his Public dutles or,o Court Of Indiana
eoid he Endorsed all that had been said by the previous
sneakers in support of Judge Ores o uott
onIy sneak from personal observation Tor me norm
c' NATION Of indiana comprised in the Nth District
and he thought four ffhs Of the people III tnaC uS
,,Jct ,voJld rather have Judge Gresham man any
Tic a"didat@ and he was quite confident from he
nnorts he heard from other portions of The stare tat
Indre Gresham would carry the state II nGInn.co;;
Yndtesna was doubtful state, and In the secctoh Oh
candidate. they should look well to securing inc
vote OF Indiana. , c..ho,,,e etrcn 9th
at the present moment furnished 1ngt Ig cIn W
his most active adhercnts. After the fompilnGnImS
.ntos on fhe first ballot. It IS claimed that ne VIII re-
ceiye from Wisconsin o. Minnesota TO- l3o a.
,n IN ali III II is hored also that pennsylvania
viii give him the first ballot and th nar N tnp
t,h ~ yoes and Delaware. with q, will 90 promptly
10 his column, while number Of mem1e5s Gt SG' Is
TlioroJ according the authority referred 10, that
C,cebeW ON tho first ballot VIII receive aoout Ivy
and that on the second he will show respect
able addition.
cr,rpvAy AND TIE SOUTHERN DELEGATES
on rt.+n1D,Cv FAVORED BY A MAJORITY
HE VIEWS OF wELI-KNOwN SOUTHERNERs.
ctIcoco Juno IS (spccaD.-A few only OF the