The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
CLEVELAND AND HILL.
THEIR EXPECTED PRESENCE AT
TaE LEAGUE MEETING.

Representatives of Democratic Clubs
From Every state in the Union to
Be- Pressnt-Zhe Failure to Nomi-
nate Chief Justics of the Court of
appeals Indicates a Disagreement
In the COmmittee-A Lively Week in
Politics Anticipated.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The failure OF the
democratic state committee TO nominate q
chief justice of the court of appeals last
night Is said TO indicate q disagreement of
the committee as to the advisability OF NOM
mating Judge Peckham. The nominations
for judgeships are usually made without
contest, and Murphy and Sheehau, seeing
that there were signs Of contest, resolved
to postpone the nomination. The state
committee will be called together
again week after next. It is
said preparations have been completed for a
meeting for the State League Of Democratic
Clubs at ChickerinE hall next Monday. 1t
is expected that Cleveland and Hill will be
present, although no promises have been re-
ceived from them.
CONVENTION OF DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
The following day the national conven-
tion of democratic clubs will be held in the
Academy Of Music. All the Indications
point to a successful convention. Repre-
sentatlves of democratic clubs in every
state in the union will e present. It is still
hoped that Mr.. Cleveland will deliver an
address
All the members of the democratic
national campaign committee are expected
to be in the city next week. The western
members, Congressman Cable and f. G..
Wall, will probably come east to confer
with their associates and Mr.. Cleveland A.;
and Senator Ransom, who has been con-
Quoting the campaign in North Carolina,
VIII have tlnle to come to headquarters
again.
A LIVELY WEEK ANTICIPATED.
All things considered, next week will be
the hvelies5 week Of the campaign. Mr..
Cleveland had comparatively few callers at
the Victoria hotel this morning. Most OF
the members of the democratic state com
mittee left town early to-day. Reports
submitted to the ex-Pr5sident yester-
day and last night as 20 the progress of the
campaign work gave him material for con-
sideration and reflection Mr.. Cleveland
breakfasred alone in his rooms. A note,
asking if he would state his plans for the
day and whether he could tell how long he
would remain in the city, was answered in
writing briefly, II cannot"
CLEVELAND To ADDRESS THE CLUBS.
The indications were to-day that not
more then half of tho delegates to the con-
vention of the National Association OF
Democratic Clubs which will be held in the
Academy of Music in this city next Tues
| day and Wednesday. will be likely to
get into the convention hall. The fact
| taat Grover Cleveland and Adlai Steveu-
son will be present, and that tho candidate
for President VIII speak, will canee the
| clamor for seats TO be almost unprecedented.
! MIR. Cleveland will address the convention
| Immediately after its assemblago in the
| academy at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
! The democratic club at No. Gl7 Fifth
avenue has rendered reception to Mr.
| Cleveland, to be held in the club house
Tuesday evening, and Mr.. Cleveland noti-
| fed the committee who waited upon hin
| Tonight Of his acceptance Of the same.
Most Of the leaders are here taxing hand
in its final arrangements. New ORR is so
we'll provided with hotels that there viii be
no trouble in the matter of accommoda-
| tiOns.
Mr. Cleveland had respite to-day from
the political wbirl with which he was sur
rounded yesterday, but there were a large
number Of callers who simply desired to
pay their respects.