New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
GLAD IT rs CLEVELAND.
RrrrRucANs WELCOME TIE NEWS.
s;TzyEYyUx ALSO T.CKLys THEN-cHAUNoEY
NJ. DrpEw. SENATOR HrCOcE. wARNrR
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N. DrpEw. SENATOR H1.COcE. wARNrR
MILLER AND OTHERS CHER
FUL AND CcvFTDENT.
The news Of the NOMINATION Of Grover Cleveland
nnd T. f. stevenson by TIE Democratic Na'lonal Con
vea'ion for President ard VlcciTc''dent cas vanon''
received In tldq ,fiy ycstcri1y n e cnronN fact
that the work of tie convention n Cli'a-o afoT1sf
for oe Measure and qualification 10 the RcPrt'nns
than n hd tu the avrInsr Democrat. tn" Mlt"uinp
cnd OF the Democratic party Affected Wn'h JOY ri ire
sucrcSs n Cleveland ana the de.tat Of 'he batF-
SCARED wrrIer- IN .hc organization who oTSo7ed MN
Int the nomination ~ Stevenson. tho 100 o. IN"
spo.isurn rrvc them a cold chill Win the ha"es
Of the party Mr. Cleveland came neither 30 surprise
nor a d.li-ht 11ev hcrcd up - the last moment
that they might he delivered = m hi candidacy. The
I'm men could not dl,cusC their dsaprontn'n' whlic
many Of IN, Tnmmany Han warriors prcfarcl t. ca
their crow ~ II they iIcd 1t, Int the euort WIS
miserable failure. Privately many o. them 'id no'
hceate 10 predict The utter rodt aud huni'a'ion 81
the Democracy when compelled IN march behind suc'
standard-lcarer~.
MR. DFPEW SITS VICTORY.
Cbounccv y. Depew wa. delighted WITH the nom
,n,,iou If Grover Cleveland. fhc nomination, MIR.
rarcw declares. means that iarAs'T'5 re-ece'nh
X either "A certainly or ;tIt THmminy Han VIII ulH
lis cwD pL;lcal grave ext November
al expected the rn,nntlon Il Cleveland. AMI nov
that Tho selection has been made am d"hEh'e''
said Nr. DeIcw. Il was certain That CeN"aH' WI.
to be Nominated. md | Knew TINT harr''' WIZ"
be- male those predictions year ago. ANA '''ne
ncoulc called me fool. These results prove tlh'
an, n nr<;-claSs prophet. and in order 10 prc~F''
tlot t;le suppose | should dcclnc - nhh'
49,. ,,or, rr,di.t,ons But going !"
risk my reputation In that dir' 10" 10y
predicting now that Harrison VIII 10 elected next no
yonhcr The ,s,fninaton OF Harrison compelled the
IL. fnE
Harrison has grown In favor with The Mug"nnp-'
IIorrison II be- has nothing else las me respect "i
Tho Hucwumps The poli III preacher also spear
rovo,-b lv OF Harrison. 1amnpny at TIE had vi
the Dcaornoy w0uld have lcs the Mufwmnp V"'"
and Inuana would have been taken out OF the donot"
column Tho nomination Of Mr.. 'l'Velnni gives u
the Democratic party this Mngwump votc-l mean BY
Nucwuu,p vote the men who voted for him bofor
lat he Las against him Tammany IN New YORK. hil!
and German, talne them rs two types would have
carried the whole state 81 New.fcrk. Inc
new election law - tho Faruhar elecuOh
Iav-would have been worked Tor MI II
WAS worth and II would have been almost mpo-H1N
for tie Republicans 10 carry Now YORK against su'"
odds But Tevr-Ycrk certain Dc'nocniuc state
VIVA rrf-ted by the National Democratic machine
mn and TammAnv were deflsd and the warnings o.
Governor Flower and other Now York l'aders "sn ho'
hceded Sever before at any convention hnS New
York ircn practically tod we can get along WITHOUT
von' Tho machine has counted on Tamrnanv lhFh'hr
I'm and working for Cleveland. They have counted Oh
harmony heinz restored hero among The New-fork
Democrats, But here IS what stands In The Why
Flower HILL Croier Murphy and Shields are on cc"Hl
as saving: .CI .veland cannot carry New-lorA Anu
II Cleveland dos cary Ncw-York. then their wuni Is
Of no account at any National gathering heid W i"c
future They VIII M longer 10 rccSnizcd as leaders
In nj. state. and n Cloyc.and carries NewHo OK ue
State Will bc taken swHy from Hill
THE HORNS or HILLS DILEMMA
ar Cleveland succeeds IIliis career Is ended Tic
| STATE organization. with Cleveland ne President
wouh he taken away frUn Tammfny ana
nm wonh be SIDE tracked AZ Washington WIN Cc'r
lard I'm the whc llousc II would not be year a'''f
HIS election before a national Organization ""4h 'c
formed AGAINST Tammany. And At The had OF Una
| organization would ~ william II. Hrare' VINO IS
most efficient leader. Tlcn the leaders OF thc Nc"
York H. nocrary would bee Grace farchlh ana oi"r-'
in,.rai 81 Cro6cr, Murphy AID Others
liow different wa the state OF nN"rS ~ 'n'
rcrub,an National Convention. We differed as I"
line man outside Of our State bat IT was no;hng Ike
IN. Demo rattle fight. and now there Is h"'iihs bu'
harmony among New-Yori. Republicans
The question before the country now IL; VIII inc
Democratic organization ~ Tho state II N"~> "fh hSh'
tho Republicans and bard over the spells TO their
co,r,o.1. IN Other words. WIN Nv corpse HnFci'
! With t,c procession"
.11ot We convention should 4, n united orranl
! zotlun IA Nc1.YOrk Is a pNture ~ Natohsi PN''
| that Is most extraordinary. II simply means ''A'
;,, National Democracy distrusts tho Democrats III
.,,, s,,tc and d rlIs,s and rcpidatcs thels leaders
T)t. rr-.cut lcarcrs In Ncw-iOrh have SAD We "o
not thev,> sud w demand recognition ~" approval
17-, National democracy las replied, we rtpddia'e
| hs whole business 90
ave have n beautiful canvas before Us mere VIII
he 70 In,si singing. T1r d!'cn'i'n' WI DO "" '"'
! suli.-t: WHO t. the better mar p HOth mon nave
hou h. Office aad Their respective "cri,s VILE IN tii'
/ ,r,. will be- weighed ard discussed. The hsht VII
/ IL, oh III. gfoind Of whether shall ru,e on
r,ycuue by direct tax, or whether Vc ShiI! NV d
| tnrin /, Prt.ci American prv!ncts, Ancricah IN
| %,,i,e.i carva,. ve have rad and l1Otet don AID
| RECIPROCITY Arc son. to win. ,
lat ! want to 'ay that am awially sorry ~
Bonrie Cochran. / Away had II great lonln'-S TO
| LouIic IL. IN. teen tie great orator OF lanmaiy
t ,nurk ln@ siicrt In HI cJnln ana Fred coulcr
in dle.s nit I.cacIl,ins Ms Ms, finer" grafton "'"
the iTl r "a ma icaGcrs N sr their Dat,
wnrran. II th>y permit Cleveland 70 c.rry Nsw-ior'
anxions To- dig their own political graves ue eetiio,
of Harrison ard Reid IS certain 10 'ahe pave "'N
November
srv,1oc u-scocK AND WARMER MILLER.
Senator Trunk lliscock when secn by Ti'uA'
rcrortor at the Fifth Aycnuc Hotel said Wien
Mr. Harrison was nominated said expected NJ
! Cleveland would be LIS opponent. and ! am St fled
Tint such Is the casr We shall carry I'll" stat" with
| ont n doubt. The situation Is most encouraging. II
| would hive made 70 difference " Iilu had D'ei
nominated. Harrison md RED will nN only caTr'
| Ncw-YMh but will be successful throughout th'
| countrv Tic voters do not want free Trade
Ex-senator Whrncr Hillcr saldi IL think Nr. Clev"
land is tho strongest candidate The Democrats conlC
| have nominated. Tie sentiment OF the country, how
ever, favors protection aud no not believe ITc'
Trater can be elected. do not so how Mr. Glove
| land can carry New York on that isslo. The voters
declared for protection IN. 1852. and vii. think. d
so again. Mr. Cleveland IS the representative of th'
prescnt Democratic Ideas and deserved the nomination.
Congressman !. l.. Deliver. II Iowa, h'.i this II
say: "Iowa will give 10000 majority nor Harrison
Cleveland represents all Tho principles the Democracy
has but think he is man 10 beat. for lie !.
weak ia New IOrh account Of factions ard through
ont the country account Of bis Free Trade notions
Tho pODlc hav. not changed their views since 1s9a