Evening journal., 1892-06-21
Ex-sEcRETARY eAYARo TALKS.
lie Tells the Associated Press That Their,
Is Hut one Candidate.


An Associated Press despatch from
Chicago. june 90 says
EXSccretary of State Bayard arrived
in this city this morning and took his
seat in the Delaware headquarters.
where for several hours he held an in
formal but pleasant reception Old
Democrats from other states came IN to
shake haids with the tall and couftlv
Lord of Delaware. and his amazing
memory of names and faces and family
histories was never more fully evident.
he either knew the caller personally or
else was acquainted with his father or
his grandfather
81 don't know that can tell the AS
sociatod Press anything about the situa-
tion which is not already known TO the
whole country Mr. Bayard said There
is only one candidate here and his name
is Cleveland. The demand of the Democ.
racy OF the country for him is $50 strong.
so insislant that the convention wnuld
bow TO it even If. as 10 is not, 20 were
adverse to the ex-president This Is
point that / cannot put too strongly.
In Delaware no other name has
been discussed. I'm other states.
while some candidates have been men
toned. it is so patent fact chat our
party wants Cleveland that argument is
not worth while indulging In. No COM
bination Of politicians no adroit work of
any set of managers. can affect the mat
/ ter The convention has but TO ratify
the popular choice and go through the
formalities necessary TO make Mr. Clcvc-
/ land officially, as he is popularity. the
Democratic candidate This done. it's
/ function viii have been completed.
"Then Senator you attach little im-
poriancc To the fight IN New lorz
only this much that it gives Senator
! Hill the opportunity of his life The
/ New York storm can be quellcd as easily
as IL was raised and upon Senator Hill
win devolve the duty as o Democrat TO
end it. He is q young man. but q wise
man and loyal Democrat. and when he
sees how imperative is the demand by the
country for Cleveland he must fall in
here and do his duty TO the party.
"Of course he win do It, IL is an in
suit TO Senator Hill TO suggest even by
| implication. that he will not lend his full
energies to the election of our candidates.
Il is within the right TO do all that has
been done i'm Chicago up TO the present
time, but the nomination once made, the
situation changes. and Senator Hin and
] tNN kfhtANNANM WIN ANNh NNNN nNHn NA
cellent work for him win be for the nom
inee
Then Senator, you attach no import
ance TO the talk about German
"Of course not. Do you or can any.
body imagine that Senator German
would be present in Chicago IF he had
any purpose of permitting his namo TO sd
before the conventiong
"Boies is an avowed candidate. Senator
Bayardy'
''Yes, and Governor Boiess friend.
come Go the convention with n magnih.
cent showing for their man. He has re-
deemed a state that was conceded 10 b,
Republican and lac is possessed of un
doubted strengths but like German
Boies's turn has not yet come. Despite
his claim on the party 1t turns to Cleve
land and win have no other.
Russell of Massachusetts,. is also
spoken of, Senatorg'
"Not, ! think, with his own consent
Governor Russell is like German. a young
man with a great future opening befor,
him.
"Who win have the second p lace OF
the ticket, Senatorl'
Some Western man ] should say. VIII
has shown his strength in his own local
ity."