Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-06-23

been used Just as Blaines was used in the
Republican contest, to juggle with for the
defeat OF another man. Blaine was played
for all that was in him TO defeat Harrison.
Hill is now being played for all that is in
him to defeat Cleveland. and New York
will be prepared to go anywhere and take
any candidate who comes within sight of
the nomination as the competitor of Cleve-
land.
OPPOSITION INTENSE AND TIRELEss.
There is some similarity between the on
position to Cleveland here and the opposi-
ton to Harrison at Minneapolis, and it is
quite possible that the similarity will be
maintained TO the end by the nomination
of Cleveland. The opposition is intense,
desperate, boisterous and tireless. II has
possession of tho hotel Hobbies. of the
street corners, and has appointed men to
make assaults upon every delegate as he
arrives in the city Mos. Of them make no
concealment of their purpose and openly
antagonize Cleveland, but a considerable
number are fighting from within the en-
trenchment Of "fayorite sons"
The Boies men are here by thousands
and the Carlisle men, the Gray men, the
Palmer men and the Hill men are all pro-
claiming the unavailgbility of Cleveland
as the first duty in the work of advancing
the interests of their respective favorites.
The Boies men are in dead earnest as
start into fight, and they feel greatly en-
couraged over what they regard as thepos-
sibility of nominating Boies. if Cleveland
can be prevented from receiving the
requisite two-thirds vote Morrison is also
working VI the illinois delegation for him
self as dark horse, and all these move
inents of the "favorite sons make for
midable assault on Cleveland's columns.
1T WANTS CLEVELAND.
1t is not question as 10 whom the CON
vention wants, for it wants Cleveland by an
overwhelming vote. Not less than TO OF
the $40 delegates would make Grover
Cleveland President ii they had the power
| TO do SO; but Cleveland is fought in this
contest. within the circle of n Cleveland
| convention, MS Seward was fought IN 1850
when he had two-thirds OF the Republican
convention, as Van Buren, was fought in
| the Democratic convention OF 1874, as Clay
was fought in the Wing convention Of
| lSiS. and as Blaine was fought in the CON
yentions of 1876, ~ aud IS.
All of these candidates would have been
nominated but for the fact that they were
deemed unavailable, and the opponents of
| Cleveland hope that history will repeat
| itself by the nomination of new man
next week to lead the Democrats in the
great national battle of 1892.
CLEVELAND AGAINST THE FIELD.
CHICAGO, June l7.-Some of the Demo-
come the tyo dead II enrnest cand'6a,es
--Cleaveland az Now Wi, md Ro;as ~
lava have onaned headn,,artars a, liz
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are at the Auditorium. The other possible
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nor Boies would make.
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