The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-20
NEW YORK DELLG.iTE5 MEET.
Encouraging Reports Receivcd-Indiana and
Illinois Ask for Con fer-nces.

-
Encouraging Reports Rece,~cd-Indiana mud
| Illinois Ask for Con fer-nces.
CHICAGO. June la.The New York delegation
! had its most i'm portant session to-day. Chair
| mnn Murphy notified all the delegates to as.
sembe at noon in tho great headquarters in
tho Auditorium. Gen. Henry W. Slocum and
all the delegates Mt large. or their alternates,
woro present Richard Croker. the big chief
Of Tnmmany and Gov. Flower were fauked by
| Thomas +. Gilroy and Congressman W. Bourke
| Cochran. District Attorney james W. Highway
! ardthe memb ers Of the Kings ydrlegation
were also present. 1t was the first roundup
since Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Croker have been on
tho field For two days they have visited all the
delegates from the different States in town.
In their lalors they have been greatly assisted
by Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan. cx-Judge Beardsley.
Senator McCarren. and othcrs. 1t was not
possible to make much Roadway in convincing
the delegates from other States that Cleveland
cannot carry Now York State. The obstacle in
the way was the small attendance OF delegates.
But late last night and early this morning
there were many arrivals. and the missionaries
Of the New York State delegation got to work
on them Many OF these outside delegates
havo also called on the New Workers at the Au-
ditorium. They are fully alive to the impor-
tanco .. carrying the next election. Chairman
Murphys interview has been read by thcm
and has had great influence. supported as it
has been by the expressions OF all the New
York delegates.
There has peen q wholesome desire on tho
part Of the delegates from other States to learn
tho exact situation. Tho fact that there has
been no bitterness on the part OF the New York
delegation has lad great weight with these
delegates. The bitterness OF the New Workers
Is directed mainly against the Cleveland Grace
bureau in tho Grand Pacific Hotel. and
although they do not tell the outsiders that
Mr.. Cleveland, BY the mere lifting of his finger
could have stopped his fellow. cons 3rators
against the Democratic party IN New York
State. it is well known that they entertained
such feelings. But the New Workers outwardly
IDEAS sn #am Whne 70 w shs
since his arrival here has made it his special
onslaught Of the tieyelaiid. Grace bureau
against senator HILL Mr.. Whitney says that
that no good can come to the Democratic, party
from these wanton and malicious assaults on
party in New York State But SIr. Whitney ley
might as well talk to Lake Michigan cyel2ne.
n tS E n be Of by mr. Whit
enced clerks in charge Of the Mugwump bu-
t 2beey arf
the mist encourasips Kind. The most sig
quest Of ths illinois and indiana de- esations
for conference, Special committees were
Indiana people are Intensely bitter against
Cleveland. seventy-lye per cent. Of the dele
gates are for Gray but that the. they
stance some OF, the bsst men in the dele
cation have net forgotten that, with the
!hss ~ hands s + wRsn ths
the S wont
by small maj2rty. That victory; though.
H. ha h"nsr rnm M sVsaSa n With
had nothing whatever to do They add that
s' in Sfi IS to- nsH to Els esa ss "a I'D
Tho New Workers. with all these facts ding
Cleveland cannot be nominated at this Con-
yerti;on They haXe heard al about the claims
has enough votes to nominate him on the first
bbao Tneg Ike M w whey and say that
d ba ar Do h
Some Of them smile and say that Mir
Ms9 es is Of one The Of A hS Ess5 pksr ry
aa % has q%%rs seyo sqS n
$yssTs TH MI Mdp 'Sat aG M he w hfs Is
bnll!ng. The Ho9sies are also pretty good
mTSre IS sY y 12 IN tho Stse
Tho New Workers and Hoosicrs have ex-
CHANGED cfnyent ito liteTEatEtIs The latest
into the Hoosier head luartors Is the following:
I IT, r., %. Il ,,s. !; psT",' .G s a'
IL is$t cisysiaHa %etssea sssns sls ,fiyo,a.
ds yoss - s5 ya
In 1854 Gleysanl carrtd lndisna against blaine by
Gllev aaaby ss,s fstss sA''' W HARRISON AZ aA''
hs ss s!s ys;f j .ns
date who's onposei by entire deieg..ioi ., Don.
NswlorL. s. Dons forget partisan rassma,ter Fear
In recirrocgton. T. C. Shaw a Hoosier dole.
cratic STATE Central Committee. has supplied
the Ntw fopSSf' With protest asInst tn
il 1t nj rSiiHdhs sSn II 'Est
Tho people n November, and for that reason is
the most Illogical candidate. In fact an alb
Win the arrival OF til" Tammany cohorts to.
night the IN visionary work among the dele |
cations has been carried on with Increased
quarters. They have been accompanied by
missionari,s from lqAana. and, the slogan is |
Indiana" This slogan is penetrating ali over
Democrat, NUT 4, have these two States in
one OF tho early callers at the Tammany
headquarters ~, after Coy, Flower was ron;
with Mr., Murphy and the Governor for about |
hall an hour and at the conclusion OF the In |
teryirw walked down stairs with Richard !
Croker. tho TammUny chief. Mr.. German |
asked Mr.. Hover what his views OF the situn- |
lion in New lorG were. and without hesita- |
ton the latter said;
M. Cleyoland cannot carry New York, and |
that is sum ient against him. ! have always |
boon Mr.. CcvelanD'S friend but 1 do not be-
licyc in hucking AGAINST fat"
Gen. siocum wa, authority for the state |
ment Just after tue con ference that Maryland |
not for MIR, l,aygllnu. But- /" ha aldad. |
at may he for Mr. Hill"
One. of the other important callers Of the |
morning WAS senator loumans OF Iowa. who |
told tho New York eaders that not a man in |
tho iowa delegation would vote Tor Mr.. 'Cieye-
land. even II Mr.; Eoes was withdrawn. We |
a~e for iioies first. he said and after that, |
II We cannot nominate him. we are for MIR. Hill, |
There may ga division. but none OF the votes
will co TO Cleveland"
:, Col; Isaac Trumps Of Californis, appeared at |
the door and asked to see Mr. Murphy. He |
vas ushered II and said that he wanted It |
k%own that the California delegation Was !