The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
ALI. BACK FROM CHICAGO.
TAMAANY MEN AGREE THAT IT rs THE
MEANENT IOUN ON kIR1H.

The Braves VIII All Turn IN and Sup
port tho Ticke;-Sinrie Tax Men TO Hely
-Grnce brings HIS syrncusnns Home.
All OF Tammany Halls representatives q,
the Chicago Convention. delegates. boomers
aud lockers on with the exception OF Richard
Croker. who will remain at his summer home
at Richneld Springs until the latter part Of the
week. have returned to this city, The specia
trains began to roll in with their loads Of tired
human freight soon after o'clock yesterday
morning in tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad depot
at Jersey City. the last OF the Ave reaching
thoro shortly after 4 o'clock. First to leave
the delegations from the upper districts Of the
city wore the last to return. their two trains
coming into the Grand Central station
this morning between z and o'clock.
There was general expression OF
satisfaction on the part OF everybo at being
homo again. or the ticket every body said
that Tammany Hall. though disappointed in
Its choice Of candidate. would give Cleveland
and Stevenson earnest and loyal support. The
burden OF the talk was tho outrageous treat
ment to which all New York men had been
subjected by the Chicngoans.
Mayor Grant. who was at his desk yesterday
attending to the executive business OF the city
as IL there had been no National Convention.
said on this subject:
Il have nothing to complain OF personally.
but know that Tammany Hall men were
jecred at insultod. and abused wherever they
went, and without provocation. I have only
words Of praise for the forbcaranco OF some
New York men. under oil tho provocation
they had. to retalate for tho insults henped
upon them. Chicagoans might well take les
sons in polteness from the Tammany men
who were their guests"
Regarding the ticket. the Mayor said that It
will receive tho hearty support OF Tammany
Hall: that Tnmmnnys choice was fairly
tuck UP sleeves and pitch In for tho election OF
the choice Of the majority.
Supervisor W. J. X. Kenny Of the Gin Record
said: :" 1t seemed rs though the city was prac-
Using on tho Convention crowd so as to DO In
good trim to skin the crowds which will at
tend tho Worlds Fair. Everybody had three
prices for everything. and II you kept your
Tammany badge out OF sight you stood a
better chance of getting the low price. Ny ex-
periencc. which was confined to the business
part OF the town. leads me to say that the Chi
cagohns are tho most contemplate lot | ever.
knew, They, seem particularly i'll disposed
and climate. it's a nice enough sort OF city. As
to the action OF tho Convention. it was evident
from the beginning that there was n Cleveland
tidal wave. His supporters wouldn't argue as
simply Yelled urrah S Damn New Yo @fy
We can win without her, but would offer no
s, %idHogto y, Is go0d name for Chicago"
the Thsy d
the New York men there MS thugs and thieves.
The ticket nominated will receive tho earnest
Civil JUSTICE Lynn summed the matter up as
follows: Chicago. bad: ticket. good"
S to o ns Els
district; u think It n good and y, strong one.
r ayy knG u 9Hta Tn% 7! Rs M npPs it
bassalors. diamonds and vermin."
az, Ex-A A. I'm ~ Wright H9comb.Chi,
world; but the ticket is a strong one. Steven;
son will appeal to the practical Democrats and
draW their support 70 n" ticket Ga.s ~,
Cages the bummest town on tho face Of the
earth. Everybody there was out for the dust.
didn't have much show to rob us. for there
was hardly enough timo between thunder
storms to get shine hi iooo,n..
overchnrGed FOR everything we got insulted
and and, abused. suppose because We , were Ssw
than Chicago II our streets were as bnd as
cleveland and Stevenson viii 10 legally SUP:
ported by Tammany, Hall and will 10 elected.
Clerk Carroll Of thS Court OF general SEES.
hi.tiiet Attorney Nicoll-with some mem-
POLLS by the, organization. and. believe. Will
c eeTsy p"y a" oI fEs WGs
l believe his plurality will not be less than
chsaso John to Nsss1 a FL. 10 back to
Capt. William Il. Whalen-I am willing to bet
now that the ticket Will carry both New York
deputy Sheriir Heimburger-I am delighted
with the nomination OF Stevenson: The
ticket will be heartily supported in the Twelfth
district.
Congressman Amos, J. Cummings nom;
the ticket; He is bread and butter Deglo:
crat and his name will be great help toward
TaIIicS Justice McMahon-C Chicago is high
way rohber. but the Chicago ticket is all right.
Henry ,Georgc-.The only reason, for Mr..
forced his nomination in spite Of all the cflorts
Of tho politicians was the fact that in the
minds of the Democratic masses he represents
leaders, show tho courage OF their platform
and make the campaEn an aggressive attack
election OF Mr.. Cleveland not by narrow ma.
W. h. Grace aud his following. of Syracuse
on two special trains, tho first OF which arrived
in the Grand Central station at 1920 O'Clock
Haunted little flags and there was little horn
footing. Ex-Sccretary Fairchlld was left at
Mr. Grace, who refused to encourage Chicago
barriers IL their high charges and had allowed
his beard to grow. went to the barber shop in
the Grand Union Hotel before starting for
Great Neck.
Two didn't do it." he said Mr.. Whitney
was r,csnp1Insihle for the management of Mr..
Syr3 cuse delegation had nothing to say except
in the way OF missionary talk among the delo-
gates who might be wavcring."
Mr.. Grace said Of Tammany Hall: 1T hns
submitted to the inevitable and will support
the ticket" He said that Gen; Stevenson lisa
for Vice President will hid materially in car
ryipg Illinois.
Hle subject OF a local Democratic opposition
to Tnmmnny Hall was bronchod. and Mr..
Grace put it aside with. Il can't tell you about
that Just now"
Among the 800 who came on the trains we're
y. Ellery Anderson, Congressman J. DO Witt
Warner Marnsr' J%hn Quinn tEreneric Il: C2udert,
EX.Sccretary Whitney preceded Mr.. Grace
In his arrival by Il few hours. lilo said:
u saw long ago that the people intended to
nominate MIR. Cleveland. Tho addition of Mr..
Stevenson,s namo to the ticket strengthens it
greatly He is the friend of the Democracys
his ONCE as Assistant fostmastor- Gcnoral. It
WAS difficult place to MI. but Gen. Stevenson
adm ,,r 1t So as to make friends through
out the party The ticket Is u winning ono"
None OF tho delegates had had Very much