The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20

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many, and reply by ayowing that the
ex-President Is the candidate OF the ma
tion and that his destiny is above the
sway OF any particular state or faction.
Violent alterations are frequent occur
rences in the lobbies OF the leading
hotels, and all the enthusiasm Of the
hour Is With Grover Cleveland.
TA,tSIANY WAVED ASIDE.
The Tammany mon who have SO con-
stantly warned tho Democrats that the
nomination of Cleveland means the loss
Of tho electoral vote oil New York in
November, are waved majestically away
by the Cleveland enthusiasts, who de-
clare that the great exponent OF tariff
reform can be elected, il he must, With
out the electoral voto OF the Empire
state. And so, IN tho iinpetuosity OF
the Cleveland movement those waver-
ing delegates who have been inclined
to desert the ex.President and go
for compromise candidate on the
grounds OF party expediency have baen
won back 10 their first love, and to-
night the names OF German and Nor
rison, and Campbell and Russell, which
were so frequently discussed day or
two ago as dark horses to come into the
political field as the inheritors OF the
great New York leader, are scarcely
mentioned in tho political predictions.
ONLY ONES IN IT.
The only Svowed presidential caudt-
dates in tho field tonight are Cleve-
land, Hill and Boies, and the situation
is cleared up to the extent Of indicating
plainly 10 all that the dark horses are
not to be ushered into the political
arena, unless Cleveland shall fail OF
nomination on the first ballot.
The Illinois delegation, under the di.
rection Of Gen. John NJ. Palmer, the
presidential candidate OF the prairie
state. will vote for Grover Cleveland on
the first ballot, and probably on various
succeeding ballots, SO long as the ex-
President shall be in the race. This an
nouncement, which is unoilcially made
from the illinois headquarters to-day,
has given great impetus to the Cleve.
land movement, and the leaders OF the
ex-President are asserting with great
confidence that they now have assur-
anccs OF the two.thirds vote necessary
for nomination. Indiana has given un-
mlstakable evidence that its delegation
will not net MS a unit, and that Gray
will hardly receive more than seventeen
to eighteen votes from that state, the
remaining twelve or thirteen being cast
for Cleveland. f.
EX-GOVERNOR CAMPBELL s POSITION. q
Ex-Governor Campbell has taken par
tiCular pains to announce that under
no circumstances will he allow his
name to enter the list OF presidential
candidates. The Cleveland people are
relying upon thirteen votes OF Ohio be-
ing cast for the great tariff reform lead.
er. SO that from Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio, alone there seems insured for
Cleveland over seventy votes, which
yesterday appeared yesterday to be
wavering Kentucky, the other doubt
full state, still looms up as an uncertain
factor in every estimate. The power OF
Henry Wuttcrsou seems to be having
an influence on that delegation. and
while many OF its members are very
friendly 10 Cleveland, the constant
friends OF the cX-President are not yet
relying implicitly upon very substan-
tial support from the blue grass state.
nEARr STILL "rRuE TO POLL" "a,
Iowa is still true to Poies-so loyal
indeed that even the most sanguine OF
the Cleveland leaders have abandoned
ho pes OF receiving any support from
the Hawkeye state in the great prelim-
mary battle OF the first ballot.
The sevcnty.two votes OF New York
are conceded to the Hon. David b. Hill,
and it appears probable that he may re-
ceive couple OF hundred more from
various sections OF the union. Cleve.
land people are no longer indulging in
any hopes that the Hill managers will
magnanimously reccde from their past
position and submit 10 the nomination
OF Cleveland, but are now using every
effort to placate the Tammanyl leadersand
induce their loyal support OF the ticket
in the event Of tieveiand's nomination.
There is manifest one slight change in
the disposition OF the Tammany lead
ers. They are no longer talking SO
loudly and so continuously Of tho hope
lessness OF carrying New York for
Cleveland, and no one doubts their in
tention TO Loyalty support him to the
end. Ex-SecretRry Whitney and others
tonight express the belief that in the
event OF Cleveland's nomination Tam
many will acQuiesce in the inevitable
and give the ticket vigorous and elect
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