New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
DEMOCRATS GATHERING At CHICAGO.
ANTI%NA-PERs TO BE EAELY OF THE GROUND
SIGNS All. FONT TO CLEVELAND

ANrq.:N,-PERs TO BE EARLY oS THE GROUND
SIGNS ALI. POINT TO CLEVELAND
Chicago. June i4-rher, were Indications AZ the
hotels day that within seventy two hours the city
will he well flied With Democrats ready for the big
convention next Tuesday. Tomorrow night the FIRST
anil snap" dclprntcs elected by the protesting con
vcntIon NJ syracuse Will have arrived. Their quarters
will be at the Grand Pacific Hotel. and Charles :.
Farchid F. Ellery Anderson and Frederick L. Coudcrt
viii be the leaders. The Anti ~nnppcrS believe In
Getting on the ground early and they will be loaied
with fac $ and figures TO support their claim, thnt
Cleveland Is the choice OF the New lorh Demo racy.
Thomas j. Cnmmins, OF New York. who is a. The
Leland SAYS. however. that the fight In New York IS
not pc Intense reports would Indicate and that either
cleveland Hi would get the full Democratic vote.
Two Indiana Democrats OF prominence have arrived
az the Palmer. They b. +. Lothian and Charles l..
Wool. Of LoganSpori. 30 say they have had as
surances that the Indiana delegation will be solid Tor
Cleveland unless they see q chance for Ex-Governor
Gray 10 win, In which case the delegation will be
for him.
o. o. stealcy the Washington corresp ondcnt o.
The Louisville COuricr,Iournal," is in the city TO
attend the convention. In his dispatch 70 The
Courier Journal" tonight he states that the Cleve-
land cyclone here next week will sweep vcryt!ng
before H. and TINT ClcvelaEd Will be nominated by
accnmatlon before the roll call IS haf finished. lie
also states tint there will be no organized opposition
to the nomination Of Mr. Cleveland outside of New
York. lie ends his dispatch n follows:
since We cannot have John q. Carlisle for President
this year let make him president Of the greatest
reniocratic Convention that has In this
country. He Is the man OF MI Others 10 answer Ne
klnlcys Minneapolis speech ana he Will make turiR
reform argument that viii ring from one end Of tho
country to the other. In addition to oil OF this he
Splenddly equipped for the place being the nblcst
parnmeniarian In the country, and man always
fair and impartial In his rulings.
The advance plnd OF the Iowa delegation arrived
at the Palmer House today ard carried with them IL
small Boes boom. "rM, Boic> boom which have
brought with us sad Mr. Martin OF The mcmbcr'
win have dccidcdly HEALTHY proportions when II
strikes the convention. Tho delegates propose to
secure his nomination. and they win stick to him
10 the end We shall have 10000 OF the best
citizens OF Tho here and there will b. man
may got the nomination. Governor DoIes Is NOT
mailing this campaign. 1t + the state Of Iowa. We
wish II distinctly und .rsiocd tnt no; playins
him FOR second place In the Ticket. Kansas has
expressed n desire 70 support him for the vice.Prcsl-
drrcy md tho delegation from that state would prob,
ably cast n solid yOtc for him a. candidate for that
place. Thor action In this regard Il without any
consul a.ion with Governor Boi,s or his friends.
Whe,i approached a, to his candidacy hi rcsponcc
sible President
Colonel John Trncy. who Is at the Grand Pacific
EXPECT Colonel x. q. Monroe secretary % the New
York Cleveland delegation 10 reach the ely tomorrow
evening and ex Mayor Grace on Thursday. The main
secretary S. p shecriu, after visiting tho wigwam,
Expresses himself confdent that notN ihstandns the
cncc. Of the storm. the building will he completed In
pple time for the convention.
The Cleveland Club OF Buffalo, with 32j men. the
Young Mems Denlocratic Club OF Philadelphia. with
20 and the Young Mems Democratic club Of Kansas,
with 17j, will take up their quarters 1T the Great
Northern Hotel on sunday.