New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
LIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
CHIC ,GO FORMALLY wITHnE>WS HER "LNM'
RIVAL DELEGATES ~ w>SHGNGToN.


Washington Jan. 1o-The friends of Chicago have
definitely decided 70 make no hsht for the National
Convention in the interest Of that city. The announce
mcnt was made this afternoon ~ Ccgrcs,nIa Gable
who holds the proxy Of The lulnd, National Com
mttoeman 1t can BE- definitely stated" 'ad b.
that Chicago IL not IN Tie light She has tho Worlds
Fair appropriation look after. and her citizens. 20
far a. their expressions have come to me- DO not
think II desirable that Chicago should APPEAR to be
unfortunate FOR All the good things At the disposal
81 the American people. 20 VIII mike no hGht i'F
Chicago
Accompanying an additional Milwaukee delegation
which arilvid ,ll- morning were several prominent
Iuinoi. men. who will lator h, the Interest OF MI
wauk,c II Is understood that Mr.. Cable VIII vo'" ''
Milwaukee, bat That gentleman au'h'fA'' u" P'''"''
statement on tlc subject
THe announcement that Chicago Is not 20 be con
-idcrcd aspint for the convention has IN pifcn MI
the delegations from other cities with eNubeE'nt con
ndence and the contest tonight presents scene OF
unusual activity. In the Kansas Cty headquarters
several srorc ~ splendid photographs were h'TuhS
around upon The walls 10 Nve visitor an ldca ' 'e'r
excellent hotel accommodations.
ono Of the largest delegations = tln. from M
waukcc When Of iis members gets ms MINUS
on A member Of the Democratic Committee or any
man who Is supposed - have ans innnrn'e ,ih' man
stands but a poor show Of getting out Of headquarters
until he /, thoroughly convinced or fcign' convection
vertion city as Milwaukee,.
st. Paul and Minneapolis headquarters Is sign
that grecis the passcrsby AZ the Arlington 7" "'S
The two cities arr working for a common cause III"
for the time being have pooled their Issues 'hhir
man Baker Of the IT. Paul delegation, has win him
the Mayor Of the city and number OF the fndlhs
uei,... men one Of ttss inducements they hold out
f. a convention hall that will seat 1000 people IL
Il not wgwam, they say, but genuine """'''''""'
that i. 10 cost the sum Of Tl5o,ooo
Concr..smen Bynum, shvely and most OF the other
Democratic members OF the Indiana Congressman oe'
eeation are lending cordial assistance 10 inc iu'"n
anil, men, Thi, city guarantees n convention nall
Of Il 900 capacity, and posted around the iNHh are
nlcturc, Of the leading hotels 81 the city. The hoei
and boarding house facilities arc asserted 10 be sui
nden, for the accommodation OF 5000 people Neariy
Of the sS snuIo rS H,Iu and IL is the cqu
distant point for tho,o ~lo must come IRON 0u,,e
Of ms mdu, VI 900 II s n,ser~d can be made
by holding the convention tleN' 49,, ...,.
cant claims but ii quietly doing much elective WORK
Theodore COOK /, the chairman Of the delegation ana
ex Congress Toilette gives special attention TO ic
The committee of prominent Democrats and hot
men Of New York that was appointed 10 N>', , ,ne
for Newlork ls the place hold the next Democratic
,or arriv d here ut 30 tonight samuel
Carpeicr Eastern passenger agent Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad had "a special train Of Pullman vesil1nisn
made Up at New YORK for a hg asr a "a r %
Tbcr. were seven cars including dining car and IN
observation car. There about loo III me !hrf'
Amnnr them were John &. Calhoun. Gilbert ID. Lamb
Daniel $ Lamont. Rollin VI. Morgan. nelson smith
Evan TbomaS' Charlie. u. Buchanan, i. l. Mortified
4 f. Ashman. james II. Brcslin. y. ID: GARRISON,
frank " Coleman +. J. Allen. George e. Wade I"nn
I,urlc Robert Dunlop j. Rlncandcr Dilloh NUT,
" orr Sidney A. Philips, Jefferson VI Levy 'n.''
Allen Arthur c. Palmer. A~hbcl J.. fltci' W .;
Gibson 10, ph j. Little and a large delcHau9n oi
Tammany Hall leaders including Thomas J. "ro,'
James j. Martin. William II: Clark John ); , mHrnn's
Inhn IT. T. Arnold Edward J. DnnFhy Nlnlam :, >,
Andrew william p. Mitchell r r.nIn ,.14In r.
I,r"wn Judge X. D.. MARITIME, Richard CROKER: Ion,
McOuadc John r. Mcintyre Josiah por,er' hiT Hh
Kcnrncy Andrew J. White. Henry ID Pnioy ana JONI
/. shea NayOr Grant was one oi the 'phmit,r" , "p
nointcd To- accompany the dccgaiion but ., IT, ga,
rr"nGncd IA his bed when the delegation star'eu io'
washington he Wa not one 81 III" parry; =, -. .,
The hcadquartcr, Of the Delegation VIII w. Ga, ~ dic
-hn,ch,u, no morrow morning a meeting of uh u'i
cation will he called and an orator VIII po itcr
10 make New orl,'s claim. II Is siln u' vutrl
scratnr nm Congressman Fellows or fllth WI w
chosen The delegation will return to New ,",h w'
.hc sr<sv train which will leave here at u 10 a. H.