New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
LET'S SEE HIM GET NEW YORK.
MR.. CLEvELAND'S PROSPECTS IN THE'EM-
PRE- STATE.
SOME GOOD ORTHODOX DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS
on THE SUBJECT

SOME GOOD ORTHODOX DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS
on THE SUBJECT.
From The Ncw-Yor1 sum- June Ia
Mr. Harrison cannot be beaten by Mr CleNeHs,H'
This was demonstrated in 1883. In that year sr.
Cleveland had the unanimous snppSr, o1 conven
York delegation in the Democratic Nauohai Go. an
don and Throughout the campaign oil the power ana
patronage Of the Federal Government were " ny The
Fnde %S administration Will be employed for the Re-
unbllcan nominee: and what is far more sighincaht
the se,ese the 'T name o, Mr. @ and Cve
lands candidacy IS forced upon Den TO- ns marty n
4 will be against S nam ,ne Of eemmd" will
under snch crcumsancss Mr. Seve liam he ram IN
1858.
THE ,srr.TE MARYLAND SENATOR'S FEARS.
Chicago Dispatch. June 90
II do not think Mr.. CIeveland's nomination a.
yisabc" said the Senator from mnlyiaao SEEMS in.
ming but matters now stand II seenis iu'
evifable.'
CONVICTIONS OF THOSE SEVENTY TWO DELE
Address Of tho NewYork Delegation to the Chicago
Convention.
In reply 10 inquiries addressed to us by delegates
from instructed to vote for NJ Grovsr SeVe
deem sense Of responsibility 10 the Democracy OF the
United states are CONSTRAINED to make answer won
imper the success Of the party and would expose u
TO the loss OF the electoral vote Of the State
A FAMOUS KENrUCKIAN's FORECAST.
Henry watersons dispatch TO The Louisville Courier
Journal, last May.
contemplating the state Of Democratic affairs In
the candidate OF either of the factions, Cleveland or
Hi, as suicidal.
THE NOMINATION AN INSANE ACT.
From another Of Mr.. wattersons dispatches to The
Louisville Courier-Journal.
II those Democratic newspapers which are filing
..t.b hatr uf.res
and those overcauous politicians who are oy useir
silence allowing the case so stated 70 go o. aetaat
President In a burst OF emotional insanity at ChcaSo
they will be answeabc FOR great crime Re as ssna,o
In' and he alone could make Mr.. Cleveland possible
lie would not or could not see ms anG b usi emn MA
~ Domorrncv In the Empire state burying both Mt.
Cleveland and himself beneath the ruins.
PLURALITY FOR HARRISON. FOUR YEARS AGO,
OVER FOURTEEN THOUSAND
Henry watter,on In The New York Herald, Nay - .
Nothing has happened since the defeat OIL isso 20
indicate that Mr. Cleveland stronger now man ne Vas
then. ON the contrary, there are many tinis' 'As
would Indicate that he Is weaker
SIMPLY NOWHERE WITHOUT THIS STATE.
| From The Ncw-York sun. June 1G
President in Isss. Grover Cleveland received los
| Electoral votes. aud defeated. New-lorks SO v
HARRISON column ID7 aud the Cleveland column 2O4.
| The loss OF New.lork defeated Cleveland; a. q.
Indiana could not nave uOne II, ~
Electoral votes been for Cleveland. TINS "ouio nave
| been the result
HARRISON cls; CLEVELAND 1885,
| Wisconsin and Michigan. The rainbow States OF tho
Iepubican Northwest. could not have done IT, Wis
consln's IL and Mlchicans H. II taken NOM mo NC,
publican column and added 90 the Democratic, wVoio
have given this result
HARRISON. 200; CLEVELAND. 1872.
Iowa md Kansas: The first Republican W
have turned the scale In favor Of the Denoc
| incy. Their -. votes, otherwise cast, wouio na's
| made this the result
HARRISON. 2f1, CLEvELAND.s19o
The Republican States OF the Pacific slope. California,
Orqon and Nevada cast their Ia electoral votes Iot
| Tho Rcpuhlican candidate. Colorado. their neareSf
Nil II had voted for the Democrats this would nave
been the result
| HARRISON. 2i6. CLEVELAND. 1s1.
Massachusetts,, the Mugwump favorite: Rhoos
Island which Cleveland knocked back into the hepno
ucan Inc In APRIL and Connecticut are the three New
ENGLAND States IN which the Republican peponNeranco
has been severely shaken by the Democracy me la<s
| mamed went Democratic In 1858; the Others went
| Republican Had all three been Democrauo liz
| would have been the result
| HARRISON, 2I5, CLEVELAND. 1885.
an other words, taking the situation rom eveIy
roint az View New York absolutely indispehsaoo
| Ia Democratic success In 1888. How Is II todhy.
Inst as necessary, II not more so, under tho new
| apport.onmcnt which gives
REPUBLICAN GAINS
| Old States. l,. New s'a'es