New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
FEELING IN TIE DELEGATIONS.
KENTUCKY SOLID FOR CARLIsLE-MISsoURI II
STICK TO CLEVELAND TO THE LAST.

KENTUCKY SOLID FOR CARIIsLE-MISSoUR TO
STICK 10 CLEVELAND TO THE LAST.
Chicago, June Ca prominent Kentucky delegate
who desired that his name be withheld from publ
cation said to day 1--WE going to cast Kentucky
solid vote in the first ballot for John q. Carlisle.
That's the way feel about 1T
The Texas delegation met this morning. Com.
mittees appointed follows: on permanent
Organization j. o. Nicholson; Credentials. Colonel
D. c. Giddings on Platform. Seth Shepard; on Com
mittee to Inform Nominee OF Convention. j. IL.
McIeary: Vice Presidential National Committee, cx-
Governor John ireland National Executive Com
mitteeman, o. T. Holt, Of Houston.
Among the fresh arrivals the ottumwa dele
gates who came In early Ia the morning. and me
Arkansas delegation, headed by Judge Rodgers OF
Little Rock. who at the Grand Pacific. We are
uninstructed said Judge Rodgers, and ms yet have
not made up minds for whom We VIII von.
The people OF Arkansas are for Cleveland. but the
delegation Is for the man who carry the country
"Then you doubt Mr. Clcvelands ability 10 win 7"
asked.
"Yes we do, was the prompt reply al can see
no good why Mr.. Cleveland Is stronger now
than lie 1888, and again, there IS no possible
chance Of his cnrryng New-lork ON the whole l
think that Palmer will get vote with BOcs II
good second choice
General n. Clair. Of the delegates at large from
West Virginia, says: The name OF German Will be
presented Ii NAV not be that he will be IA candidate
IN the sense Of authorizing the Of his name but
his friends propose to put him in nomination any way
The nominating speech will DO made by Maryland
man. probably Congressman Barnes Compton, and
will make one of the scconding speeches We are
hopeful Of having Senator German become an avowed
candidate, but there Is SIN doubt as to THIS IN any
event his name will be presented. Alabama VIII vote
for him on the first ballot and the German strength
from other quarters Will ast,nsh people
After hard fight the Missouri delegation decided
To stand as a unit for Cleveland long as his name
was before the convention. NJ. /. Gardy violently
opposed the unit rule and In every way cndeav0rrd
10 force individual action. G.. III. Jones, however,
clampoDed the first proposition and after long ana
bitter fight the chairman was ordered 70 cast the
entire vote Of the state for Cleveland from ist I" last
until his name was wltldrwn
California will vote a UNFIT was so decided at
a held to-day. A. d. Butler, permanent char
man N the delegation, said We are under unit
rule and will vote for Mr.. Cleveland on the first
ballot. II anything should happen 10 prevent Mr..
Clcveands nomination, the delegates from California
have resolved TO switch their strength 10 william 4.
whitney Of New York, believing TINT he Is the man
next 10 Cleveland who the state OF New iork
and the United States. We Californians arc Of the
opinion that Germans chances are not, so bright a.
they were sunday and further believe that Mr..
HIPS friends will settle on Morrison"
Chicago June 2O-Ihe poll tuScn IN the Nebraska
delegation this evening Is strictly In line with the
nred3ction sent out Yesterday The delegation stands
IL Cleveland, 3 German and rattison OF PennSyl-
vauia one or the three German men Is Governor
PERSONAL Judgment We doubt Cleveands ability to
carry New York and we are trying u suggest u the
country some outside Of that state upon whom
both factions can unite. II German Is not that man,
show us who can bring union 10 New York, ana he
will have our earnest support"
The Alabama delecation met tonight and took a
vote for President. II stood Cleveland 10, Hlll y.
This is a etyI Of G votes for Cleveland In Alabama
auce Yesterday.