New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
INQUIRING WHO STRUCK GhA
INDIANA MEN ABUSE ONE ANOTHER.
r.y1Nc THE BLAME or FVERDoDY-soEE
AGAINST CLEVELAND AND HIS MANAGERS

,,v,Nc THE nLAME on FVERDoDY-soEE
AGAINST CLEVELAND AND HIS MANAGERS
WHOLESALE CHARGES OF TREAChEhf'
tpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE!
(,hiooco Juno oA-No State delegation starten
homo from the Chicago convention more chagrlneu
and disrusted than that from Indiana. sent H'ic
70 work for the nomination of Ex-Governor gray
for President. the Indiana delegates "foppeo u
Cleveland in a body on receiving promise iio'i
the Cleveland managers to give the Nice-i i''f
doncv IN Mr.. Gray. Mr.. Cleveland saiely ho"-
;nated tho Vice Presidential bargain was repu-
diotod ond the detection of Illinois. Wisconsin
and Michigan from Gray allowed the ant-Oe1e-
,ond managers to clear their score against III
diana for its base and cowardly oeserloh Vi i'''
Saturday TO the Cleveland camp
| Indiana was lost in the wild frenzy that sWcpO
everything In the convention. But II 'he o'"'e
ao,aro.ior % Indiana had come up here as men ana
NOT no nicmies. and had not been in hurry 10
oror,, over the tail-board Of the Cleveland pahu-
,rooon. the reople of Indiana would have hau d
ooraida+a ON the National ticket said Rooer'
q Roll Of Fort Wayne, after the boom OF isaac
lp GRAY had collapsed in the Dig oa'n
On rho lake front Mr.. Bell was
In Grav man. In 1884 he Mmlha'eu
Cray for Governor and he has been MS iriei'u
ever since It is hard to tell just how oau
the Indiana men feel. The confidence theS , "a,
in their cause was demonstrated by u'c !oi
6caton and parade they got up wednesday niShU'
when with bands and transparencles anu s
eral hurra;l they marched about inc cry i""
.,inr tho ticket sCleveland and Gray" IL ever
nSi,t;c;ons nloved "sure thing" the Gny men
nlaved one on Isaac ?. Gray sam Mo''e'
,,bo won the seventeen men over to the oNVe
,opa cansc wrote a ward and a hall OF heaulilles
N his INDIANAPOLIS paper on Tuesday night H'io
| "a q Gamble of what the headlines said IL 3 al
| s.ttIcd - q Cleveland will be chosen TINS aI'er
noon. and Gray will be put on tomorrow
Even Tammany may get IN OUT OF Vi'e "eV
Indiana clubs parade and everywhere caueo d
100. h;a sensation. Indiana generally outing
nret+v wide swath" About the only thing tha'
came true out of all this gorgeous array OF heau-
lines was that Tammany did get in out Oh Vne
wet long enough mortally TO stab Hlr gray anu
all the hopes Of the Hoosier men,
Mr.. MoRsE's DIAGNOSIS.
That the job done with nea'hess anu
| dispatch Mr. Morss does not deny. In eApiai,a-
ZION of Mr. Grays defeat he said last night MI
Stevenson's personal popularity grew great when
| be WAS an eflceholder under Mr.. Cleveland. N'
| Cleveland influence GOULD get away the ioi.S
eight votes Of Illinois for him. Mr. Whltney uiu
| all he could to help us, and the lainna"y pe0
| knowing
ton of Mr.. Gray, threw their strength 70 ali
Stevenson. Watterson made the effort OF his
| Hfa IN defeat the wishes OF the Indlana
roonle an the ground that Indiana, py
div;dne its votes on the amendment to the taril
resolution of the platform, had stultled isei an"
zone back on the stareycd goddess Wat'cfsoh
found a powerful alay in Colonel Mchenzlc' OF
Kentncky who won the whole Gray crowd which
filed the Wigwam this morning by DIS speeoi
in behalf iof Mr.. Cleveland. The Colonel Is one
81 the most popular men In the whole South, and
&C he said himself, \ will vote for my kinsman.
Co,onel Mckenzie and Stevenson are first cousins
1o,a broke into line for Stevenson laboring under
an insane idea that IIoies had been defeated for
I tho Democratic Presidential nomination through
| Indiana.
8 "Tben there was personal opposition 70 Mr.. GRAY
which we had no time to remove Charges were
, made against him which declare on my WORD OF
honor were false. Tie defeat Of Mr.. Gray wac
due TO the combination of Tammany and Waiter
and u the personal popularity Of the fortunate
candidate"
D 1Sp,AN1ANs BLAMING EVERYBODY.
0 II was very late in the evening before the
most of the Indiana boomers recovered equanimi'y
! enough TO appear in public and TO discuss theH
disannointment. Instead OF admitting their Owl
duplicity and crookedness, they endeayorei Z
+ account for their defeat by charges OF tTeachcrS
5 against others Some blamed that faction OF tn
4 delegation that came here for Cleveland; other
. heartily condemned the action Of the seventeen
n Gray men on the delegation, even charging Then
;. | with cowardce in that they had been prevallef
: upon TO bow down before strange idols. TO WI
Grover Cleveland, William c. Whitney and DoI
Dickinson. Tammany was denounced withou
stint Iowa was scorchcd, Watlerson was will
, | fed and harsh criticism OF Villas and Dickinson
| was INDUCED in. Even Grover came In for
= | share OF condemnation. lie treated Hendricks
e badly, as everybody knows" said one lloosier
And four years ago when we went TO st
Louis u offer the Democrats our favorltc son. they
snubbed us and put pocket handkerchief on thu
ticket" nterjected another disappointed lndianian
And we beat them for it, said still another
But this time lie has done worse than ever.
nterposed gloomy young man from Indian
apolis who wore a velvet Gray badge, for Ia
n has ripped us clean up the back" Then il
n solemn conclave all the Hoosiers declared that i
was just what they expected and they scored boil
factions of the delegation numerically, charging
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