Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-06-16
MARCHING ON CHICAGO.
Twenty Thousand Boies Shouters
to Be on Hand.
The iowans' Headquarters Opened Yes
terday In Room 10, Palmer House,
Cleveland Cyclone Pointing Chicago

The iowuns' Headquarters Opened Yes
terday In Room 10, Palmer House--A
Cleveland Cyclone Pointing Chicago
ward.
CHICAGO, LII, June l4.--lowa is first on
deck for the Democratic national conven-
ton with her Presidential boom and
Governor Boies is. Of course, their favorite
son. Temporary headquarters for the
boIes boom was opened to-day in room 10
OF the Palmer House. with l.. NJ. Martin Of
Des Moines one of the delegates at larae,
IN charge. With Mr. Martin came DR.. r..
Il. Likes and II. @. Shaver Of Des Moines,
and Edward ii. Hinton, chairman of the
state Democratic committee.
Tomorrow state Senator Shields, who
Will be chairman of the Iowa delegation,
NJ NJ. Hanm, ex-melnber of the national
committee. and Supreme Court Justice
kinney will arrive aud take off their coats
in the interest OF the candidacy of lowas
governor.
TWENTY THOUSAND OF THEM COMING.
Fly Monday next, the Boies leaders say.
there will be at least 10000 Iowa Demo
Gratis IN this city, of whom from 1909 to
lO,OOU Will turn out in uniformed clubs.
IN TACT the Boics boomers propose to have
hurrah for their candidate equal to the
celebrated enthusiastic rallies Tor Blaine
at Minneapolis.
Mr.. Martin said to-day that he and the
other advocates of Governor Roies for the
nomination were confident that there will
he no nomination on the first ballot.
WHERE THEY EXPECT GAINS.
"Governor Boies' strength Oh the first
ballot" continued Mr. Martin, 1--WE esti-
mate at about 10 votes. After that we ex-
pect to receive additional votes from Ne
hraska, South Dakota, Missouri, Kentucky.
Florida, and in fact, all the north west and
southern states.
ut IS apparent to all who have studied
the election figures Of Iowa during the last
two years that the state has changed her
Boies is certain to carry the state in a
PRESIDENTIAL election in which his name
shall head the ticket
THE CLEVELAND CYCLONE COMING.
o. Q. Stealey, the Washington CORE
spondent Of the Louisville courier-. Journal
Is in the city to attend the convention. In
his dispatch 10 the Courier. Journal tonight
he states that the Cleveland cyclone here
next week will sweep everything before it,
and Cleveland will be nominated by accla-
nation before the roll call is half finished.
He also states that there will be no organ
lzed opposition TO the nomination of Mr..
Cleveland outside Of New York.
lie concludes his dispatch as follows:
| since we cannot have John g. Carlisle
Tor PRESIDENT this year, let us make him
president of the greatest Democratic con
Ventlon that has ever met in this country"
TALK or SIDE ISSUES.
Although many Illinois Democrats are
| saying, Look out for Whitney of New
| York, or pattison of PENNSYLVANIA tic
drift of the talk among Prairie state dele
gates IS not that way The vast majority,
| while fayor!ng their own Palmer, if lis
nomination were possible, are for Clcye.
land, with Gray Of Indiana for second
place, ITO beat Harrison i'll his own state"
nlLL WON'T co 10 CHICAGO.
| WAsnINGroN, d. O., June l4.--senator
/ llill said to night that he would NOT "a ia
Chicago to attend the convention. lie has
received information that two delegates
favorable to him were elected to-day III
Mckinleys old district in Ohio through
the Efforts Of Congressman Warwick.
Notwithstanding the repairs Oh Dcmoc.
racy's convention wigwnm at Chicago
since the tornado unrooied that structure
and the assurance that these repairs will
be completed in time for the convention,
Minneapolis has offered her ESpositiou
Hall, rent free, if the Democrats will con,
Yene there, as the Republicans did.