The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-22
locate the Convention in New York. and give
every Democrat In the land an opportunity to

locate the Convention IN New York. and give
San frsneisco's appeal was short, apparently
thSse wh9 made + felt that i was
frat speech. He spoke Of San Franc!sco's am,
nsS Sp sty t He Sa
and Mr.. Tarpey. In behalf OF the city. promised
TINT 4 tho Convention were located IN San
MR. from the East q $50 from the MIssoarl
months. The hall. printing and music would
be fnrni shed free. and the hotels would ngree
not to charge any more than their regular
e Ss s the h business IN
@ T$a Of s'S ss1E ss hs st Hs s 4
son seson eas
said that little recognition had been given 20
the fonst 10y ths Democracy. and II the Con,
only might political influence be- deveioped
10 favor of the. party, on the const. but the
future He could assure the delegates and
visitors visitors; OF cordial welcome and hospitable
st. Paul was the last city to be heard. Before
signed * local COMMITTEES was read stating
to hold the ,Conyention i would have seat .,,
sssrssary skeSrn: and F. r. 1 E 'f made '
short address ,t He said that 5l2 passenger
aes S%f n It hoo s ss
and was committed to no political candidate
asked for the Convention in good faith. and
promi sed to give it the clearcst, political at
Wso ahs IN
long speech. IN which he told OF tho recent
Democratic gains in the Northwest. and tho
ossrooksd the e' So%osra rat the Northwest
beginning to spread in that section. they felt
That they ought to be recognized. he 6elie eye
Ms S Hay Of s M IT, tha
Democratic maiorities given in the last Con-
gress election would be increased. The hope
sIisrnins themselves With the faith that the
This closed the speeches for the various
cities. and soon after o'clock the committee
When the committee reassemblcd at o'clock
MSs to the s hsp 1sf Of TS
Votes. milwaukee, and San FRANCISCO had
nSss ss pSa Est Detroit Nsw i9rk
and Chicago. Although not ST. a candidate. re-:
s sseSSa ballot SiS and milwaukee ssned $otfs
vote remained unchanged and SC, did San Fran
ciscos. Cincinnati dropped to only one and Chi:
o. two. New York was reducsd to four and De-
trolt held her own with two. On the third bal
s ssssrf rannns tSss rs
another one and Kansas CITY, lost, sew;
eieh.. St Paul took third place with nine. Gin,
clnnati got three. indianapolis two. and New
York and Detroit only one pnCh. The fourth
th shot vot ss sna Sissss
iessnaPsiis got K$ssss cits + ehisaso and
York had Just l. as she had on the previous
On the fifth ballot Cincinnati took FIRST. rank
waukee tied each other for second place, with
sSed s a o' fnianapos ropped back
81 he
On the sixth ballot Detroit was favored with
sonsnasd ts rassf IT the ln~ the
strength OF various cities. Detroit got 10 votes
sse Ct the Sss hs .scsysd
Paul also lost two. taxing third place With only
INDIANAPOLIS three apiece, and Chicago and
Cincinnati two each. the latter city losing nine.
snd Bss Msss whsS aa
saan s siRea{i . tVSss
IEsiled nIns. and d,. Kansas Hn City gained
two to Gncinna e and ono APIECE to indianap
More experiments were tried on the eighth
Iowa city for @ @ "TRe att er's' vote
two. The, Indiana sb9uters in the lobby out
side nearly went wild over the sudden PROS
Of Ksnsss NV ana st. Pssi Sst @
as before. and Cincinnati and Detroit brought
U On 1' the s' ninth ' ballot Milwaukee, got BOOM
Its vote went up from oto 70 its highest pre-
spnrt TO 10: Kansas City and st. PAIL RECEIVED d
Gapiecc;; Chicago .G 4, and Indianapolis. Cincin-
na On n tSa p tsn hn nRsee led again
o % pacs 'eceivins IS Votes st. Paul 20 rot oe
q the light and indianapolis. New York. and
Detroit received one apiece.
e. s spar am six aat nth
apiece. and the nsht was hstwcsn Milwsukee
%. lac king only four Of enough. but Chicago
The twelfth ballot showed an increase Of 3
for Chicago, her vote REACHING II. while MIL
that Milwaukee, Ind 28. hut six OF her sup
poters changed their r, votes and no choice was
diannpolis. New York. and Detroit to their
apiece. Kansas City received 2
The thirteenth ballot was about the same.
n. while Chicng" crowded her close with IT.
Kansas City gained ono from ST. Paul and New
Yor; dropred out
The contest was ended on the fourteenth
ballot ChIeaGo's vote w Snn nr to ~ one more
scoring only IL. Kansas City got two and St
Paul two.
The fight was over and to tho city Of Chicago.
although not at any time candidate. had
been awarded the Convention. The committee
then adjourned to meet at the call OF the
Chairmap.
FIVE MEN WORKED THIS TRICK.
Three Called for Beer. Ose for Rhine Wine,
and One Wanted the House.
A weil.dresscd stranger entered Reinholdt