The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
CLEVELAND'S QUIET DAY
strong Hopes of Carrying the Northwest
erp Ssatos-NaDy Prominent Callers.
Otber Political Ncws.

New York. oct. 1.-Ex-Prcsident Clcvc-
land spent n rather quiet morning, the
only persons of special political promi-
rcncc who called on him being Chairman
Dickinson. OF the national campaign com
miIcc. and Lawrence Gardner, president
of the Association Of Democratic Clubs.
Mr.. Dickinson did not remain long. and
when he came away said TO the reporters
tlat interest in national politics seemed
10 De giving away for the time to local
politics. Mr Gardner's visit was sup
posed to be in reference to the invitation
io AlT Cleveland 10 speak at the conven-
t0n of the Democratic clubs TO be held III
this city next week. Ii was stated that
Nr Cleveland had not decided III regard
60 this matter.
MAY CALL OF SENATOR HILL.
Senator Hill is still mt the Hotel Nor
uandie. where lie received a number of
visitors this morning. IL IS understood
that ne will speak at the convention here
next week. 1t was rumored that Ar;
Cleveland would call on Senator Hill
this afternoon.
The political conditions in all parts of
the country have been laid before Mr..
Cleveland by the Democratic national
Campaign committee. and he IS said to be
we'll pleased with the outlook. especially
in this State and the Northwestern
Sigtcs. which the Democrats hope TO
carry. He told Don VI. Dickinson yes
tcrday that he considered Wisconsin.
Michigan. Minnesota and Illinois de-
hJtable ground. and be expressed great
pleasure with the work OF the Chicago
branch headquarters.
EIGgEi AT rHG THIRD TICKET.
At Democratic national headquarters
to-day there was a feeling of regret. The
Anu-Snappcrs of this city have decided
60 run an independent local ticket Chair
man iaITity and his associates i'll ad-
vissd it, and their opinion Is that tins
action viii rot help the national ticket.
Srcakiug of the local situation. General
Don -. Dickinson said that Fammauy
Eali was q powerful factor IN tins cam
puign Referring 10 Richard Croker
statement that the b0ltlng ticket would
cnIaugcr the LEGISLATURE and the United
States scnatorslip. Mr.. Dickinson com
ncut was that Mr. Croker was Il level
headed man.
Al the national headquarters it IS real
izcd that the real danger IN the third
ticket movement is the possible Trading
OF votes for local Offices Most of the
members OF ,Lc Democratic State com
mitfcc left for home to-day.
State Senator Mcdonald, editor of the
Lyuphhurg Nirsinian, was caller at ne
Democi; tic headquarters to-day. lie
scc1rs very enthusiastic Over the pros
poets of Democratic success IN ms state
this election. lie places Cleveland ma
ioritv at from 5000 TO 10000.
j. j. Richardson. Democratic national
committeeman from Iowa, was at head
quarters all day discussing plans Tor
pusling TIE canvass in his State. The
Rcpublicaus have decided 10 wait while
before nominating a man for chief Judge
Of the court of appeals. Chairman Brook
field said to-day that the State commit
Tee would not be called 10 meet next
week 10 make the nomination, as ne
had intended lie said he did not know
,heu the meeting would be held. The
nomination must he made before October
1Sth. Chaunccy +. Black. president OF
tla National Association of Democratic
Clubs. is expected 10 arrive tonight.
1t is stated that be will personally call
upon Mr.. Cleveland and MIR. till and
urge them 10 accept the invitations pre-
yiously extended them to address the
meeting of clubs TO bc held at the Acde-
INV of Music Tuesday next. Ii Is said
that is not an attempt to bring Mr.
Cleveland anC Mr.. Hiil upon the same
platform for effect Both men are IN
vtel because they are recognized as
leading Democrats.