The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-11
MIGHTY LITTLE CHEERING HERE
New York Republicans Behave ms " lee
Had Neen Dropped Down Their hacks.

New York Republicans Behave ms " lee
Had heen Dropped Down Their Backs.
When the announcement Harrison nomi-
mated" came out on the bulletins In this city
most or tho groups who were waiting dis
persed without the fnintest semblance Of .
cheer. In front Of the Tribune bulletin there
were few hats thrown in the air and feeble
attempt at a hurrah. but nowhere was there
anything approaching enthusiasm.
In the Fifth Avenue Hotel there was crowd
OF about one hundred and fifty In tho cor
ridor in front Of the desk. among them
ex-ConRressman George Wcst Of Ballston
Spa. Morris NJ. Estee OF California, who
was the permanent Chairman of the 1888 Con-
vention which nominated Harrison: ex-Surro-
gate Daniel G. Rollins exComptroller p. p
Pickard of Tennessee. and Head Porter Lovejoy
OF the hotel. The latter is a Blaine man. and no
went AWAY into q corner and refused to be
comiortod. There was one whoop Of approval.
ana that cane ram y0%PPG man Tth spor
Of tie party He had won ss51 on nj ths result.
Democrats Expressed their salts faction. By
erasping each other by the hand and then
falling on each Others 9l neeks. ,,oo. u
jected to being interviewed.
ion ss"d he to" to G sun sportsr
sad heRR E
These sores heal. though. in time. and 1t 10 q
0aS ,f Ha iS now carry .S Californian" he wa.
"Thc-ltcpuh -ought-to- carry-Cali-
fornia,", was his doubtful. deliberate answer.
good. conservative one. No one can deny that"
Mr. EStrc shivered. and asked to be excused
A fair census Of tho political leanings Of the
promcnnders on Broadway could he obtained
10y watching their expressions MS they glanced
n hA Inn Inf M, ial, Il
10 crawis at ali. iii" D"m"crats g T anI
walked on: the Republicans looked sober. and
man turned up his cout collar as he passed
T Tnm srN %H'"wn bulletin as II to S"y Poor
There were no genuinely enthusiastic Re.
pubicans at the Fifth. Avenue Hotel last
night, though the corridors wore crowded.
nation of Mr.. Harrison had been received. and
quite sure that Harrison is the biggest man
ter 's dnn"r u "or scott TaS A iT
original Republican, from Denver. shook his
hsaa as h sal" tt Blaine II much
DsmTcr"tis Delegate # sxs
tie Sid Ce
an. and Blaine Republican. was not SO conserva.
10000 aiority."' said he. but Harrison
won't get q haker's dozen Of votes, Ny ticket
now is Hill and Gray 1t would sweep the
State. Harrison won't 10 able to carry either
Colorado. Nevada or Montana"
Can't. j. {. Beatty. u prominent Republican
Of Galveston. who has large business interests
in California. amented the nomination. and
said that Harrison stands n chnnce of losing
California with any other Democrat than
Cleveland against lin. Judge Archer Of San
jose. Democratic dclcgate-nt largo In 1884.
said that CALIFORNIA Is now sure for the Do
mocrnry if the Democrats hnvc sense enough
TO n2minat" any candiinte but Cleveland.
Col. j. j.. Hanson OF Amcricus. Ga. said that
h, horeed his pnnrty would now SEQ the proper
said he " helicv" that we will lose Georgia
Comm oncr Of Emigration Edgar l. Ridg-
way walked into the l.otcl and snld that the
logical candidate OF tho democracy now IL
senator David J! Hill Harrison carried New
York against Cleveland four years ago. he
said and as Now lork's electoral vote is
needed: the Democracy ought to put mp tho
man who can secure 1t. and who has domon-
strated his ability to carry the State. The
Commissioner found conGenial company In
the Western epulicans and Democrats who
thronged the corridors.