The sun., 1892-10-23
NO TIME TO TAKE CHANCES.
MR. CLETELAND MAY NOT SPEAK IN
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

ne Suggests that the business Men Take
the Advice OF sheehnn, Croker aua Gii.
roy-Both sides "tlaimisg" New York
Siate-Twea,y Thousand Spell biaders.
Another hitch has come about the proposed
demonstration OF tho Democratic Business
Men In Madison Square Garden next Saturday
night Further objection to the demonstra-
ton being held on that evening was made
Yesterday by the Mayoralty candidate. Mr..
Gilroy, supported by Mr. Croker.
Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan from the first has OBJ
jected to holding tho meeting on that even
ing. fearing that It would interfere with full
registration on the last day named for regis
tering the voters in this county. The COM
mittee OF business mon thought that Mr.. Shoe
han was extreme in his views Chairman
Harrity was inclined to agree with him.
The matter was submitted to Mr.. Cleveland.
who was to speak at the meeting.
He replied that he would be guided In the
matter entirely By Mr.. Croker and Mr.. Gilroy.
and their friends. He said that they know
beat.
The business mon had talk over It, and .
compromise was reached. as already reported.
BY deciding to open the doors on Saturday
night at 81. Mr.. Cleveland not to begin his
speech before OK. Itwas believed that BY this
arrangement a full registration could be OBJ
tained.
It was admitted yesterday that the registra-
tion for tho first two days was not UP to the
mark. In fact It was slightly less than nom.
inal In New York county.
Mr.. Croker and Mr.. Gilroy were convinced
that tho compromise hours would not do. and
that the full day must be given to the voters
for registration. The committee Of business
mon again talked the matter over with Mr..
Cleveland at the Victoria Hotel Just before he
started with his family last evening to occupy
their now homo at L. West Fifty.flrst street.
where he will be Quartered for tho winter.
Tho ex-President again said that 1t would be
wise to accept the suggestions OF those OF long
experience in such matters. and the commit
toe will hold another meeting at tho Hoffman
House tomorrow night to determine what
to 90.
1t was almost positively stated that the meet
ing would be given up entirely. Although the
business men have given their check for
$500 for the uss Of the Garden on Saturday
evening. 1t was believed that this should not
be considered for a moment. Efforts will be
made to have meeting in Cooper Union some
time next week.
The Business Men are up to their eyes In
work. They are to have meeting at tho Sub
Treasury on Thursday afternoon. They are
also to have parade up Broadway on Nov 5.
the Saturday before election day
These two events entail an immense amount
Of labor. and it may be that oven the meeting
In Cooper Union. q substitute for the Madi-
son Square Garden event. will have to be
given up. The business men are naturally
disappointed. but some OF them said yester-
dny that 1t would DO better to throw the $1,000
into the street than to risk any falling of In
the registration.
The wnch has been OBJ
ali ali the chances. % The tlack spots ?e are acknowl-
them, The, Empire State is as risky as colt
In Presidential fight. and as inconssnt as
Both sides profess, now to be confident, o,
carving the State. The Republicans say that
M sqe oaST S to say Ss an% 70 l
Manley. Mr.. Hahn. Deacon Hackett. and all his
Ex-senator Thomas C. Patt. though. is doing
some tall hustlinG these days. SO is .ex-Sena-
tor Warner Miller. These two men know the
she say hat M Pstt and Mr.
Miller and their friends are desperate. and
hs they M | at snd 3D. fs hs s1s
reply that the Democrats are talking through
Lieut. Coy. sheehau, went to Buffalo last
Charles 4 De Freest vent 70 Troy 4. Mr.: HaE.
Their Republican opponents at Mr.; Carter's
been sick for week. Mr.. Blaine remained at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel and received MIR. Man
Mr.. Blaine, it was announced. will remain IN
New York as long as he can.
Word came to the National Democratic Com
mittee that the rail ilroads running out OF Wash
ington have fixed schedule OF reduced rates
This, schedule is to last for thirty days
1hbse interested in the votes OF the en-
der no circumstances must they fail to take
advantage OF the opportunity to 60 homo to
vote.
a. F Sss N% nnS Hs saa
the political gossip Of the city OF magnificent
distances was all to the effect that Nj, Ceye.
land was not only to carry New York state. but
The e. Pr"hHitionists OF the State. according to
the Democrats at Mr. lInrrity's bureau yester-
day have received n direct slap in the face
from the Republicans. and propose to resent it
from the nler%st04 TsssiSsa
suffolk county. was arpontsd rostmas-
fe2iit Prchibtionist. and condnctrd % hs ofrice on
prohih,tion principles unit! the lst OF Septem-
ber when he Was W. fred by the Post 4ftiss au,
about About !? Aug. n.y. s Mr.. Terry received a letter
from tho Republican,, State COMMITTEES signed
Mr. Terry wouldn't allow himself to he as
sessed. and refused to contribute. and sent
back word TO that effect. few days later he
Desiring to know the reasons why ne was
SO sumInary bounced. he sent u letter to
Washington to find out. This is tho suggestive
answer ho got:
OFFICE OF rmn f"urrm AsssrANr PosruAsrER
GEAkR!L ArroiNTaSr DlyIsoS. 900.