New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
ARRIVAL OF THE DELEGATIONS
THE WORLDS FAIR CITY REDOLENT OF
DEMOCRACY.

THE WORLDS FAIR CITY REDOLENT OF
DEMOCRACY.
| HILL AND CLEVELAND PARTIsANs IN CoLLItIoN
FLOWER -sTREwy HEADQUARTERS OF THE
| rxpREsIpENT- :0wANs' ROBUST con-
| rIDEScE IN TnfIR r>voRirE SON
| SENTIMENT OF THE DELEGATES.
| ,sr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrBUsEy
| Chicago. June 1.-THE city is beginning to
show the influx Of Democratic states
men An unmistakable flavor Of whiskey
and stale tobacco hangs about the
Hobbies of the Palmer and Grand Pacific Hotels
| The bars are doing a rushing business and calls
| for bel! boys a. I'LL the orders Of thirst magnatcS
who prefer the privacy and seclusion OF their
own rooms to the rcdolent activity of their FOL
| lowers below become hourly more frequent ana
| aggressive. Pimply-faced youths traverse the
| corridors shouting for Cleveland ana REFORM.
while walking heacon-lights from Tammany. with
| unsteady steps but determined manner I'LL the
air with cries for David b. HILL In the absence
OF many of the real leaders there is much bolser0us
| frolic paid for; it is ready at 40 much an hour,
and passes for enthusiasm. The literary bureaus
are preparing 10 swamp the market. and 1t is
noticed that, 40 far, abusc is made more Of
stock in trade with them than arguments. Or
| course this will be no love feast il it were IL
would dsappoint the Tammany warriors who have
| come here for the purpose Of "wiping the floor
| with Cleveland
| One or two scraps" between rival factions are
already reported, with the prospects of many more
| to follow. Bloody patcs will be the order OF the
| day in due course Of time. The appearance OF
the portraits of some candidates is. as a rule,
sufficient 70 start the ball rolling At the Palmer
| House this morning the hanging OF David Is
Hill his picture, Of course, i meant, gave the
lvcliest satisfaction TO the Cleveland men watch
| ing the operation, because it was hung upside
| down. 1t made the Hin strikers furious. but
| they were powerlcss to retaliate until some IN
| discreet Cleveland adniircr produced the eX-
Presidents counterfeit presentment, and procee led
| Ia nail ~ on tine wall not far from where they
| had seen their saint suffer the indgnity OF
| being made TO stand on his heal Then they
broke out 10 groans and jeers and epihets too
picturesque for ears polite, but unmistakable as
| rejecting their sentiment For minute or 50 II
| looked as il this counter demonstration would
| involve free fight. but the appearance Of a
| burly COP prevented this. After while things
| quietrd down, hut in the afternoon Ieveland's
picture had mys,eriously disappeared. Tonight
his admirers are planning revenge. What they
will do remains 10 I've seen.
| wR,SGrING NEw-YoEK DELEGATIONS.
| Another scrap nearly came of at the Great
| Northern Hotel this morning when the Buffalo
| delegation. which Is solid for Cleveland, met the
| delegation from Oneida County which is as solid
| for Hill All the morning the delegations seemed
10 avoid each other, but through some rather
loud remark made by James l. Dempsey, an
| Oneida man, the Cleveland delegates became ex-
| cited and a war Of words was INDUCED in The
| Buffalo delegation headed by l.. h. Ransom, COM
| pletely surrounded the Hill men, and bitter re-
marks were made by bAh sides. The battle
| lasted for some time. and large ere @d OF spec
| tators witnessed thc fun The Hill men expressed
| themselves as confident Of success, and dit not
| hesitate 10 declare decided antag onsn to Cevo-
| land II was loudly asserted that Cleveland could
not possibly carry their state, while Hill would
| have complete walkovcr with Harrison The
| Cleveland men retaliatcd by declaring that the
main object of the Hill leaders was to down
Cleveland, and that over two-thir,s Of their -cp-
rcscntntives here were hired by the Tammany
bosses james A. IIanlon, Cleveland delegate
from Medina produced letter from Republican
who, he said, was an important worker for Mr.
| Plat, in which it said that, while the writer
| WAS "a Republican, he believed that il Cleveland
were nominated he would carry New York State
by an overwhelming majority, wllereat the Hill
| men laughed and three cheers for the Ncw-lork
| Senator were given. And thus il goes; il IL
| harmony with a vengeance from the very start
| The apartments In the hotels selected head
| quarters Of the candidates and different State del
egations are beginning TO break out with bunting
tinsc shields, Autographs and stuffed eagles The
National bird in his embalmed condition is likely
20 he n conspicuous object in connection with this
gathering. In addition TO those that are 10 be
found in the meeting places Of delegations, il is
announced that Il large number Of spread en- glcs
also stuffed have been ordered for purposes OF
decoration in the wigwam. ana will be appropri
atcly located in the vicinity of the charman's
platform around the arena occupied By the del
cgates and Mt other points where their presence
will prove effective.
PARLOIS OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
| The headquarters Of the Democratic National
Committee are in Parlor OF the Palmer Home
and Parlors u and Y are also reserved for tire
use Of ,he committee in receiving the public. Chair
man Calvin 5. Bricc, with Secretary S. r. Shcorn
and Sereeant-at-Arms X. J. Bright. are already IN
possession. Several members Of the committee are
also here, and subcommittee are engaged in com
pletina arrangements for the temporary organiza-
ton and looking after the perfection of
the details Tie Cleveland headquarters are
also at the Palmer House, and the parors in
which they are located have within a few hours
developed into a scene of beauty, fragrance and
quiescence. The decorator and the florist have
been laboring ndustriously together, under all
things, as harmonious possible within this re-
pository Of a tcnderly nursei and cherished
hope. Flowers and rottcd plants-thc rose the
mignonette, the gcranium. the lily and the
palm, are grouped within the walls Of the apart
nent In fact, so effectively is the work being
prosecuted, that when completed the place WILL
60 far art and skill can contribute to that end,
he At mnctum for the performances Of the rites
| OF love feast, wedding a funeral.
| The lovefcast is already scheduled. 1t will he