The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-10
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.
ALL FAcrIoyAL STRIFE REMOVED.
EI-President Cleveland Returns to buz-
xard's Bay-Fsvorabie Outlook TOT
Democratic Success this Fall.

New York, Sept. 9.-The news that an
understanding had been effected between
the anti-Snapper and Hill elements OF
the Democratic party caused good deal
of cheerfulness to be exhibited at the
Democratic national headquarters to-day
1t is stated that new life Will now be IN
fused into the State canvass.
Among the politicians who called on ex-
President Cleveland to-day were Hugh
Mclaughlin, John O'Brien, MacGrane
Coke, Henry j. Mowry, Walter 5. Hicks
and J. Il. Dillon.
Mr.. CLEVELAND RETURNS.
Ex-President Cleveland left this city
for Buzzards Bay on the Fall River boat
Puritan ut $50 this evening. He was
accompanied only by his private secretary,
Robert Lincoln O'Brien. He Will reach
Gray Gables at 1870 tomorrow morning;
He retired to his state-rOom after Drlef
consultation with Hon. W. G. Whitney,
who had accompanied him from the hotel.
Mr.. Whitney called at the hotel about
an hour before the departure, and went
up 70 see Mr.. Cleveland. Before doing
SO he gave hopeful view OF the pros
poets in an interview. He said that WITH
over the reports from all the sixty coun-
ties of this State with Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor Sheehan, and that everything was
looking very favorable.
WHAT NIB. CLEVELAND SAYS.
A few words were had with Mr.. Cleve-
land as he made his exit from the hotel.
He was asked if he accomplished the
purpose for which he came 70 tins city.
''NoC Vp1 moSt ppTtaluly. he IeplleQ.
II simply came here for the purpose OF
meeting a number Of my political frlends,
and have succeeded in that purpose.
Being asked if the prospects IN the
State and country looked favorable, Mr..
Cleveland replied pleasantly IN the al
firmatiye
There were absolutely no other incl
dents before the departure OF the boat
Mr.. Cleveland was looking exceedingly
well His face is bronzed by exposure
to the sun during his sojourn, his eye is
bright and he appeared well satished Win
the result of his visit.
SENATOR HILL BUYS HOME.
Albany, Sept 9-Senator ID. Il. Hill
to-day becomes a permanent resident OF
Albany. For some time the beautllul
villa Just north of the city line, built by
Joscph K. Emmett the deceased actor,
To-day Senator Hill put down S0O,OOD
for it. and will reside there in the future.
The place was built by Fritz Emmett,
and IS modelled after the villas he saw
while in Germany. Ii is said 80 have
cost him $4,000. 1t is surrolpded by
fifteen acres of land, and contains thirty
rooms. The grounds contain rare shrubs,
plants, etc. 1t was intimated here, TO-
day that the mansion would not be long
without a mistress, and that an Elulra
lady would be installed there.
TAMMANY ENDoRsEs CLEVELAND.
Tammany Hall came out boldly to-
night for Cleveland and Stevenson. A
meeting of the general committee was
held to issue a call on the primaries OF
he districts The chairman made 4
Irief address eulogistic Of the presiden-
tial and vicc-presidential candidates, and
ut each mention of Clevelands name
the hall shook with the cheers. Bourke
Cochran tben presented resolutions en-
dcrsing declaration Of principles adopted
at the Democratic National Convention
at Chicago.
The resolutions in conclusion say: We
do cordially pledge our untiring efforts
To the election of Grover Cleveland 10
the Presidency. and Of Adlai f.. Stcveu-
son TO the Nice-Prcsidency Of the United
States The resolutions were adopted
unanimously.
General Stevenson in the Coal Districts.
Brazil. IND, Sept. 9.-General Stevenson
spent the day in the heart Of the coal min
ing district of Western Indiana. speaking
in two places.