The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-15
mrCIANS BEGIN TO GATHER
,,rs TO CHICAGO sTRAGaLE
DGh' ,yJO THE WINDY CITE

ET
IyTO the WINDY CITE
,or.,. see with Clear vision
western ,,.,,ns 4. Not the Man TO Win
hh . Common..ense View OF u ALI
N.,rs.d o.. tho strongest Mas.
~ limo IA. Many OF the correspond
FW o,.cndcd the Minneapolis Conven-
rH N.,rcd In town to-day. Along with them
ta MI senator ]. Sloat Fassett. John W.
ane =. ND others The last hours at Minne-
Ms". .or, most trying ones. There was
no'e tr. n succession OF terrible rain
F'n'nh GOOD word should be said for Mr..
f''n, Mr.. I.lovd. and Mr.. Cassidy. who
Sn m.a,hr geographic service in Minneap-
hn'eTT hcy we're greatly circumscribed In
W. accommodations having oniy Ior,y-
Wv" orcnits nj their command. Most OF THO
W. hsayy rain storms came on In the even
Wv allowed ny electric storms. ~i'ieh CREAMY
hh .,nrcd with the best intentions to hurry
I. NV. Tho newspaper dispatches. considering
r S%,,r dicIcultlcs. 1t must be sold that their
ark was wei DONE ,
WI S,. nilcrlms from Minneapolis to-day were
",od Nv the news that a storm last night
bSs,s,,ly unroofcd the wigwam wherethe
ne'Snoro,ic convention ia to be hold on june
nh, ,,rnl committees. however started out
IL rri,- with nm army OF employees. and
VIZ .,,ris,t TO have everything in ship
wv wv. o,d,r hy Friday. when the advance guard
may may. ncrocrattc leEions will arrive. Some Of
". pO,ubican statesmen who attended tho
~.,,snnlls convention are looking eagerly
,a.mSaaTa,nr cxpcctantly The work ot the Dem
sS,ic lonN en,Ion some ~ ,nese r n,M''c cnrrY
IsSS.,yew York or Indiana. 10 mention their
s .Ms. would b. contrary to- political e}lluete.
M ., ,,e sore uvHr the nomination OF Harrison.
y, Depcw, in his ul'eiances. believes thnt
.ISr rs viii lie healed. and that in time the
w."nrss nov existing vii! he nGiiternted.
y y,''! ngnGrTycrsa,ion, OF the Republicans with
rh.n Tar SrS rSEosy'r ntt. III N Dr. Depsws
s la,isI IN bringing about ihe Presidents nom
r,,S,n Tn.-c ,,eputlicnns ar" now as
using the candidate to DO se'e'oa w '"o
rhs strength OF Gov. II as lighter Tor ~,
,,,tE ms cen discussed by them in a.! its
Nases tn" Local statesmen. no'h De ~. stm
III Erruulicans. ar" also discussing mo stu
,,n ILerr is hut one conclusion with them.
, ,,Iii i. that lin is tho man the hepub-
cans fear They point oit tiia': IL ne u nom
Wv York and Indiana TINT these two states
h,e ever sen. They declare that Mr.. love
.rii. not strong in Indiana. where the Demo
I't r, "TlE ih"y point to Mr. tlcvelnnd's
aIsnc,s IN N"w rs n,a,e.as Illustrated IN
|ga. i'r NTH victor, II ISel and the sharp
i4 lent VI. Cleveland in 1883 In tho State.
~. ,ITg ,iiarii-srd m NretgrM Democrats,
!ipy rNI,res- their fears that u Mr.: !leVelanu
.aMM =" nominated HARRISON would certainly
,iu NJ matter how nnioIH!a' me PRESIDENT
NTH Nth It'll Is the candidate they expect a
hu.ins. li.h,inE. rriunl liant CAMPAIGN. 1t Is
"s 100 much a. say hat nil Is we'll like. by tho
Western and Northwestern democrats. or us
o., lut "n the tram coming into chicago 10
day: 81 would rather lose with liiii than win
sih Cpyreiid. tor TIE reason that Mr. Clere-
aln. when he WAS elevated to tho Presidency.
i lst ,nr ,rman - "l MS party: forgot that
It iad teen "ut Of lower, for u quarter
minated and NJ; is:icc,oG tic Democrntic
s "@i asa ti' he ignored With Senator Hill in
nr Whie H"us" the old rotten bureaus In
vigorous employee, would hc taken in. and
utirrartn!rnts which arc now suffering from
a,methots Of political hangers on FOR thirty
rt,, would Ii. ,urnc'! over TO men with =
! nsIe eye to performing the duties demanded
h The American people. Hill Is the ideal
sIorrat. lie eieves In his party.
In nominated there is no, doubt that the
lacwump.. forgetting ali their civil service
rtpn, AMI theIrIec tl",iS Ideas. would cor
hn" %"yk'n harrison. The would no tni
AinrrarrlIs. where thousands Of Federal EN-.
r"yr.s we've col cc,ed ny the authority "f the
administration. whose sole duty was to insist
ntun The Presidents rennminntinn. notWIth-
standing the OPPOSITION OF the Ncpublican and
auUb,ful states.
Senator H,ii viii haze many friends at tho
C4tae /" Convention. The "e,torn people rec.
sAze that New York Stat. is behind Hill
7hIy. Tho Western Democrats. moreover.
rrery angry at The Grucr-ClevclandC onEen-
tN at syracuse. held on May 81. They
hrr beer educated to understand fully the
lcrfs ii III, Convention in All ,nny on Feb.
b.. y" are fully aware" the Democrat con.
hr"'. that there was not the slightest bit ot
htsaarliy about Tint toEy-ntlOn. but that
H lhv.IunL- friends. in order t" advance
Nsains ~ the eN.rresid"nt. have stepped
Bari hy their Mny Convention attempted
: DISRUPT nc party in 1., no lmpiro
fthnvc locke! anon this Convention with
sr5w. They thought that h. should not
bN gwen cont, nance t" The conduct OF MIR.
ySe and his friend. instead Of that. they
h- lrarned that this May Convention was
.-kcl ~ rx Fedora of,irehoIders. who hope
nrai7n to thor iIi.S ShoIlld Mr.. Cleveland
rlN h. Tie occupant Of the White House.
lec.atrs from fIr-distant states are begin
hNcto ,trlg.,ie in. v u: the hulrah will not get
hIy un'lcE way !jcfure Thursday or Friday.