The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-17

landers will control the organization of
tne convention, though the national CONS
mlttee may make recommendation Of
anti Cleveland temporary officers, which
will be voted down.
AS yet there is no prospect that the Syr-
acuse delegation will be admitted.
CLEVELAND HEADQUARTERS.
By the associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 16.-The Cleveland
mon do not intend that there shall
be any place In town where some of
ms followers may not be found, and
they will have headquarters In at least
three and perhaps more of the hotels,
wherever there is prospect of a large num-
Der OF delegates stopping, there the Cleve-
land men will have place from which to
advocate their Leaders, selection. Last
night large club party engaged rooms at
the Palmer house and tomorrow morning
headquarters will be opened there The
Cleveland men did not have any quarters
engaged at the Palmer at first; but it was
found that majority OF the state delega-
tions would have their headquarters at this
place and the Cleveland men then suo-
ceeded in establishing themselves in the
same hotel.
THE ANTI~sNAPPERs.
The "anti-snappers, as the New York
May convention people call themselves, will
generally stop at the Grand Pacific. Ex-
Secretary Whitney and others, who are
MIR. Cleveland's personal representatives,
| will make Richelieu their stopping place,
| and it will probably be here that most of
the consultations between the leaders will
take place, while the shouting win be done
| at other places.
Lieut.. Gov. Sheshan, Richard Croker
and Edward Murphy of New York regis
tered at the auditorium this morning and
opened up headquarters for Senator HILL
They were not talking m uch, but said they
were in the fight until Senator Hill was
| either nominated OF defeated. The three
big New Workers seemed to have many
friends in the city, as their rooms were
| crowded all the morning. After noon the
regular Hill headquarters were opened, and
Senator Hills boom was launched in earn
est, The Tammany men, who will be here
in force tomorrow, will take charge of this
job.
SHORT SESSION PROBABLE.
The democratic national convention, it is
expected, will bs able to get down to actual
work in shorter time than was the case at
Minneapolis. Unless delay should be oc-
| casioned by numerous ballots before any
| candidate secures the necessary two-thirds
vote, an early adjournment sine die seems
probable. There are very few contests re-
ported and the organization ought to be
quickly perfected. Intelligence this after
| noon was to the effect that the threatened
Louisiana contest had been amioably ar
ranged and that Louisiana would come here
| harmonious.
THE NEW YORK CONTEST,
Over the New York delegation a good
deal of fuss is expected, but talks with
| democrats on the ground show that they be-
lieve In upholding the regular convention
called according to party forms, and that
while the May convention people will secure
a respectful hearing they will be unable to
get seats as delegates. Only two other con-
| tests are known, and as each Involves simply
| two delegates the credentials committee is
likely to have an easy time OF it.
THE BOOM FOR BOIES.
Up in their temporary headquarters to-
| day the Boies workers were hammering
away. They are active, energetic workers,
| and 1t will be due to no inactivity or failure
TO make the most of each shiniu z
hour that their candidate does
not loom up brightly. A
literary bureau has bsen started In behalf
of the "Old Man from Iowa." and to-day
second place talk with some persons was the
subject of a statement, 10 which it was said
| that Gov. Boies was not here for second
place honors, and that the Iowa people
wanted first place or nothing. In many of
| the tables which have been prepared up to
| date the twenty-six votes from Iowa are
| all that are given to the Corn states demo-
cratic governor. L. n. Martin, one Of the
Iowa delegates at large, speaking of
this, said that somebody would
| be surprised, for he had never heard any
Of the Boies men put their strength below
| sixty, and it might go TO eighty. South
Dakota is expected to poll q good number of
| votes for Gov. Boies, and his friends think
the state Is practically instructed for him.
| Throughout the west votes are looked for,
| o-d Of in fhn nFio or roc
they are figuring on q little support, the
claim being made that South Carolina has
| at least one Boiey man In it. Most Of the
| Boies following, however, will come from
west Of the Mississippi river.
THE PREss COMMITTEE.
| WASHINGTON, June 16.-The press COM
| mittee of the Chicago convention has trans
! ferred it's headquarters from Washington to
No. 1877 Monroe street, Chicago, where all
tickets will be issued June 20 to the news
paper men who have applied for and are
| entitled to seats.
There was q most formidable array Of
| empty seats in the Senate and House to-day
| and it was evident that the heglra to Chica-
| go had begun. Some of the senators and
Representatives have already started from
| Washington for the convention, some will
leave Washington Tonight and tomorrow,
| and many others will remain here until al
|
| So far as can be ascsrtained the list OF those
who have gone or will go to Chicago before
| Saturday night Is as follows: Senators
Blackburn, BIodgett, Price. Carlisle, Glib
son of Maryland, Faulkner. German, Irby,
Jones of Arkansas. Mills, Mcpherson,
Pasco, Ransom, Villas, Vest and Daniel.
Representatives Allen. Amerman, Bacon,
Brawley Breckenridge Of Arkansas, Brick
ner, Bunting, Bynum, Gable, Capehart,
| Caruth, Causey, Cobb. Coburn, Cochran.
| Compton, Cowles. Cummings, Dookery,
DUNCAN. Durborow, Fellows, Fithian, Fore
man, Geary, Geisenhainer, Harter, Her
bert, Lynch, McAleer, MoCreary, McGann
Mckinney. McMillin, Mitchell, Newberry,
Patton, Rayner. Snow, Springer, Stump,
Warner. Whiting, Wike and Wilson, of
West Virginia.
EsThomas Taggart, chairman of the Indiana
state central committee, says that it has
been decided that the name of ex-Gov.
| Gray will be presented to the convention as
a presidential candidate by Senator Voor-
| hees.
NEW YORK'S SPLIT.