The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01
Msngcs M. n favor. say Aye Carried"
eioRIr1cATroy OF rnr PROPHET.

inr mn. The bovs stopped selling the gro
tesIuo Cleveland fans and hromgn. ah ,H,daSt
! but million Of them would not, have kent tho
coats on the hcelcrs from BuiiH'1 , anu ws ssmt
~ the New York County Democracy. They
I peeled down TO their shirts and steamed like
As was agreed on in New York tho tcm,por;;
ary organization Wls maze an rdHsIanS mn nc
platform which was Iust what the, leaders told
tic reportcrs il would DO on last Monday even
Ssssn pr r T"f siR ons ago. Wien that plank il
\ which confidence in Grover Cleveland was TX;
BssS q f h W NSn 0 Gey
and ycllcd for n minute by the reporters
sso1df p%Ss san the the
S brought all to their feet with hilarious enthu-
aS"psh%1y ri TlstGr snc cErn r,Scr n
iiyiinng! man has vcnturcd. ,Ho said that Glove.
lands tnrin views had produced such an effect
n E2ss s viii the TSS S spG
.".ClevSland needs only New York" said he;
only need to be carried OH Ia, victnry.'
sSs % .so vsn nf aSS rT nSS s S9t
eeE Of tho anyi in fiji san ih
turs Of tho iaboism Of circumstancos,
He thought |. was tho duty HH, Of this Go Gon :.
tlOn 10 RESCUE NtIlWtoE mn MS iaio'
!, friends aud set him upon a pedestal again to
ht&tcn to his counscls that have 50 often been
NM onnsbury. was, followed ny Frederick
". y 6richs Of Bro"klyn. Mugwump; who
IT, platform, Mr.; Grace sr"sped his 81 hand and
mJhded him ior i is speech:
~ diGniGed gentleman Of the name OF Nc
Qarthv. a Syrncusan. ma'io th" amusing an
hounccmen, that We are here for nrincinles.
mt men WswSar roH9h Our ao ns'ks s
Then n Mr.. Pcaso. who had necn notified that
land to satisfy It. proposed new, plank for
The platform som1mi,tnf the deleGa,ss to
Ing RT is pneminaion ami rsslcctian. That
was renlly the md OF the meeting. There was
an encouragement OF the names o. 1.-the tho dele
York spoke OF tho Democracy OF rho state az
those who arc Temporarily separated from
U.S." and Of Grover Cleveland 40 :, the greatest
man who has heon President OF this Union
during our torn In this world
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL
The Alhamhra Rink ia II good place for,
doorways arc vi 'e. and tho ventilation is al.
most perfect. in, the day hot and most
Sdvantases. 10 ;islcSas@s and f others suffered
Fans We're Sold in great numbers and on nine
gates and the visitors were convenient in al
with TIM as hse was
effort to adorn the rink. fine band was on
hand and meiodionsly greeted ull corners to
1t was essentially Convention Of those who
we're ichciiciaries under the Cleveland Admin
the platform and the front ranks Of the del
sgations was an x.Fcderai otllcehoplder. When
son th Hn@s wfH ShST HtTr
man Of tho Provisional Stat" Committee Of Ii,
beside x.Say9r William Il. Grace. Mr. Grace.
than in ali his life before. and was pleased be-
yond oppression us great rla!. glasses
EHbss on II s s,a. light H c TIN IN ss
besides tho oX-ofli"choders the calico Dem
ooysr, !hs imreriai eity 10 Ihomast: riatt: ana
the MIngTSum MN Who's EXPRESSED nin IN the
who will not bow the knee ut tho shrine of tho
Claimant tn. village clerks sent here on FRI"
and Eckers .A Whose insutia'e S Gema"ds
for canal somI and o'nnr State patron
political potter, As ThE Sun has already
here and tho f methods by which they got got here.
and has disscctod tho means by which tho
DELEGATIONS came to be selected in the counties
from Gowanus to Suspension Bridge. it il no.
:, Ex Secretary 'Fairchild. us Chairman of tho
Grace combine. called the Convention to order
shortly after noon: In many RESPECTS his
ivered in TniSn Hall. Albany on f tch -. tho
day OF tt" regular Democratic Convention. Ho
sut,ahi. dried prosranmc no nominated e e:e
ltailroad C9mmissioner, John T.. Kornan for
H,h ""rH val of l Gme
Of the Dave Dishler lbuncoor 0'Brien's frir;nhl
faction swung his arms. proclaimed himself TO
ssl;d 10 Tor s cheers 5;F ksinSn Ms; Keraaa
dissnss waited f." ,t,, h% to to, 9uit: His
dent. herman was supposed to he naiiinne tie
leader Of the Republicans. Int number in the
Delegation. inistook the situation and MP
nlaul3s ,,i the name Of NJ Plat, Ihis h%wey:r.
a hnHc w ~5rkca hn nd in hand ay
Yeas to overthrow tn" Democrats OF New
HorS city ThE first mSntinn Of Geyoanhs
ehssrs were tun.SIltuous and S rrooHG"d I1' '''
peiortst baldwin Q! New York was made Kcai-
Ing G q; nna J. ErSHSs G"nd9m knTWn
cording Secretary When the llst Of delegates
S WAS Rad 3ny four smhstituions wero made
h Ind thoir machine in perfect running order.
The committees on Credential;;,, Permanent
des.ae. to tho S"i"nni ""nvenii"m " at c St'i.
cage. We're named IS Chairman Herman. An
onStrtperous oneida man popped up and
"idout know as We want TO send delegates
TO Chicago"
The committee will afford to that matter"
serannly replied the Chairman. and the dele
gate .sunsided. The Cleveland Grace machine
was in good enough running order to sGuelch
all tho political tyres IN the Convention.
The usual recess for. committee work was
taken; 1t WAS declared that the committees
must have until $50 o'clock to prepare their
reports. 1t Is positively known. however. that
when MI. Grace arrived from New York
last might lie brought tyDewrlttpn ropiaa n
every report read at this Convention. Even 10
smiled when tho Chairman announced the
adjournment.
The Conyention got together again at 4
O'Clock and Jacob +. Miller Of New York was
allowed to read the report on permanent or.
ganizati9n. Il retained Mr. ,Rerpan in his
retaries; Tho list includes the eX,ofIireholders
under Cleveland and the sorrheads whose
names have been mentioned SO frequently OF
late, The XIceIlrssident, by district, were:,
Ean Wyck- I Nelson kilner % :, Lowell y Tnouas
Kursch II. William J. Jantsh IL oscar siraus ! X
A. j. Paine IL. G., f. cun,ehacher Me ei