The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-22
he ie demagoguc. without even the redeem
Ing feature of being a good poliiicinn."

The reporter cunfessod that he did. Say.
ut once, II used tbe in Tins district" He
got the dime.
Of Hudson county. is with tho New Jersey del
"gaton. He. SAYS he's going to nominate
af linn nos fen" Sas sa stuG die "fRs
lrSphefs history .nd thinks ho i % the 1i
Shoes S cas liz friends h'S say he viii haSs
the experience necessary. The bittercst dose
Coy Leon Abbetto New Jersey will have to
nominatio,n of Grover Cleveland in tho Con
Hs W be sses Mser
son is on top in Jersey.
Seven members Of the Executive Committee
Of the New York state Labor League nrc hero
TO- rlnce, lcfor" the Committee on Resolutions
of tho, Democratic Convention tho resolutions
SisSS s 1 syn %.f' tGG
pp5,onriNtIGn BY congress- Tor tn. Worlds tair.
liar resolutions will be adopted ky the Convcn-
tion. The New York men who bring these res
"d Eva n9FH eor ore James a. CHsev James Ga
lnghor. George J.. Stinson. and II. I. Masterson.
von Ono OF the freaks Of the freak city Of the
West Is long haired poet; who has boon ut
w Snss iTr y"r TThnS rot" son Ic h
wherever there e s crowd % he S' an f his his
bundle and roads. he was listened to at first.
then laughed at. next cursed. and now his ar-
where nl.c.
What is known MS tho "cockeved fan" has
ma With III" aid Of a rubber bnnd and string
the eyes nrn mndo to move. Pail tho string
down the lack OF tho mock. Thcv sell for ilvo
cents each. and somehow the Cleveland men
Ike them and buy them.
=. Tho first fatal accident to anv Of the Conyen-
tin ;n;c visitors hHnrensd tbs morning Fred r.
Newark. ~ j.. fell from tho window q his
room in the fourth floor o. the fremont House
beiore retiring AMI he feli nSleer Wv Bacher
was wci-kmown young man in Newark and
was vel ell to t.. DE- Nrws Of his acsth was tee-
tnke charge az the remains.
!i!rSSnt q the leland ! small hoy, shGutin:
Y%nS S "m" n n1 ms nnH roSId
statesman took the p,re, and put his hand iI
to NANNY, Friend. he sail: He took me fIr
Jay. tryin' to sell me yesterdays paper"
on tho floor Of the Convention at Syracuse last
month"; This week she is in Chicago an
nonnssine herself for anybody TO beat Cleve-
OF the Worlds Fair officers this afternoon.
| Many OF them went out to see the Fair grounds
| by special train to-day.
The Aurora Club Of Kansas City is tho Las.
fn% l i an in Ill
| ing $50 strong. bringing a band and n fam
beau club.
4 surprise OF to day was tho announcement
that the SYRACUSE delegates had given notice
OF CONT 81. The Cleveland men did not like
Committee in the iistrintion Of seats. Tic
tingushed Demc"rats.T' gave th"n tickets ,,2 Tor
them selves. their aiternates. and 100 friends
stead Of getting seats in the am rhitheatre
back of the regular alternatcs. the anti-snap-
Eers were thrown into f.nccd,of corral ira, inn
possible to see or hear nnything. They, were
Grace. Frederic Coudcrt. and DOL Tracey were
and several hers ani tRsS
said very unpleasant things about the National
The Nationn, Committee" observed Mr..
Sss tn 70 acs wifi but if they do
The ,rammany men Isre no better satisfied
hsy than
the Syracuse neople were styling directly be-
| but he decided that the seats were arranged
a. III" National Committee had intended. and
no change was made.
or Of II desire to put themselves on record. the
| Syracuse people astonished the enemy this
the Committee on Credentials. Th .' action IN
created great deal OF surprise among the
se ha
Whitney and the other Cleveland leaders we're
opposed to having contest made: believing
| would accomplish no good purpose. Tho SYRIA
cuse people. however. had come here tn the
announced intention OF making claim for
seats and they proposed to carry out that in
! tentioh.
Tho latest badge ont is the Baby Ruth badge.
lis velvet ransy. risn !, from ,the centre Of
%%Hnd "sGat n.y. rsd wh'e aT1 blu" threats
| Tho lIGdg" bids fair TO he ropnIar.
:, One Of fin" Iowa statesmen who came on the
| Q' cut-ra'r railroad sat down to dinner in
tn. Auditrmrn'm to-day; He asked for a,cup OF
dy we TstHE I'm ''EEIt he sH1 ss
My children play with them things. Bring
me CUP Of coffee. and stop your foo.n'."
The Cleveland men r'.hb"ad it in tho, Iowa
House. They stationed them thele directly
under tho hentlnnrt",s Of tho I3waps and
KIN Aar ynG Win psat MaIn nr fro"
| m hour the Town mon came out in forco and
| drove Tie musicians from the lo'oi.
than some Of the southern Delegates. They
! were at the Palmer House Yesterday morning
shouting that German lind sold them ont.
They declared that il tbs Mary land senator
had stood his ground ,ycs,elday he could
| lcaten Cleveland. and it would haye cen
nt4 w Gy tho he 1""a Hay. drawn few nM s@
the, part Of -. III" wavcring support
OF tho Prophet. They wore loud in their nccu-
satiOns that the Ncnator had drawn out boz
cause he had had the promise Of n Cabinet
! place and tho furi her promise Of tho support
Of the Administration for tho nomination four
years hence. They used hard names. They
called him u renegade, n coward, traitor. and
the like. Their drnuncintion WAS aS bitter ms
has ocan the de.uncilton Of Tammnny Hall
By tho Prophets cohorts
The feeling against Tammany Hall on tho
part vi the Western people rises to conduct
two lawyers wearing Tammany badges wcro
walking through Jackson street; Two
Western men nat them, said ono
"Inrk at that. will yonY Think OF