Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-06-30
A TENDER TO TAMm.fNE.
Stevenson's Nomination Mainly Due to il
Desire to ConciIiate the New York Dele
gates.


Desire to ConciIiale the New York Dele
gates.
Chicago. ILL.,, June 93.-The Democracy
of the nation named the Presidential can
didate, but il remained to Tammany Hall
of New York to name the candidate for
the Vico-presidency.
Illinois, the state whose IS votes ut the
critical stage turned the tide in favor Of
the nomination of Grover Cleveland, and
New York, the state in the face of whose
protest the great popular leader was named
for the Presidency, claspcd hands to-day
through the Intervention of the Hon.
William NJ. Springer of Illinois, and the
bonds Of friendship between the Empire
and the Prairie states were celnented by
the nomination of Adlai +. Stevenson for
Vice president.
When the day opened all was in doubt
as to the selection OF IL candidate for the
Nice-prcsidency. Every delegate that was
yesterday identified with the opposition to
tirover Cleveland was found to he arrnyed
in an even more vehement opposition to
the candidacy Of Isaac r. Gray of Indiana
There was Il general desire ON the part OF
| these disconsOlates to wrcak vengeance on
the Indiana delegation for falling into line
| for Cleveland at the very time when their
| opposition would have given SO much
| comfort and substantial encouragement to
| those who had been making frantic EN-
| ieavors to prevent the cx- President from
getting the two-thirds vote necessary for
20 - ~ :. peN''lo garry Hiaii-
tVa' wa. Niiu.c'ti " ruiiicllt illsnt nave
oeei. e,,'el.', l,ltJ N Wy 1ieve'aiu leauers
prominent states 10 give Gray the Vice
| presidency in return for the support of
Indiana for cleveland there was going to
be very determined opposition BY tile dele
| Ea.'a spilvlNlis ~ tile Volsullilatiuh OF
sni1 lt.il iin ..HIt III. ~,
inei't g 10y .lle "lfg',lslh ueieSa,
iiuii iiu'l Wy l'po'u2 Vi nli thf cipai
hotcls 3aa'eu Milh llaNarus bearing me N
~ Itir"n /, E n Itsiurht' ',rpsVef lcNe,
,ai'H, iut ive ~. Mltelie'li
u!lu " was ~ ohtc khoMll tliit the hllhun
stIe eoiibIcsalllall 81 " iaeoli,ih WAS 4 can
'n"Ato ior seI"uu PiuVe' Mlcilshll, Too
auuuehiS can't 10 VlS front WIN CAN'T
ualu N the PsIsoii oi tne ohe-afined yet
Gran lhe non; Amen ~ Morse an einl
hehI JuIls' "' tI'at stale'
TUE ASTi-cLEvELAaD CANDIDATE
II was at this stage Of affairs th;u M,
Hon. William springer Of lilinni, tn,, ,i;s
tineuished chairman of the WAYS and
means committee of thc national lio.lsG i,
Representatives determined thu tho nlti
cleveland men should not lie entircl,
ignored in this national convention, MI,
Hon Baurke Cochran of Ncw York n 81,
of MIR. Slringers fnti,t active lieutenant
IN The ways and means committee. IN,
tile Hon. .lohn X. Fellows unI tt,,yGrn,
Flower Of the New York delegation hay,
been the Illinois congrc.smAn's colleague
in tile House Of REPRESENTATIVES,. II thn
when the tarin ref0riner decided t!c ilou
Adln u. Stevenson Of Illinois should /,
presented rs Nice-nIesilentiul caudi,l5it
he foHnd the New York delegation KHAN,
disposed to give him cyerS. c,,.uuer;,tion5
At the conference OF the New Yorl
delegation held carly in the div Nh
springer was present and ann1unee
, aulhoritatiyely that Illinois would ,rrscn
, General stevenson and east lis As y,,tes III
= lin for the Nicc-presidcuey. Wlnt fan
place at this conference no one knows bn
when the DISTINGUISHED cnn,,rc,.,nn
! emerged hcannounced 10 dis fellow. peinl
E Gratis ol Illinois hat the " votes of Ne,
> Ynrl, would be cast for Stevenson and tl,,
4 yictery was assured.
r 10 the convention at large the inter
! tions Of the New York delp..ation were
1 al t,tt e Il