New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
TIE FEELING IN WALL STREET.
s. =. WHITE GAYS Hrw.YonK 10 SURE FOR TIL
Northumberland Confident.

s y. WHITE GAYS Eyw.YoaK 10 SURE FOR TIE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Confident.
When Harrison was nominated at Minneapolis t"o
WEEKS ago tM confidence felt IN him In Wall street
WIS reflected IN the stock msr'et Which imm"tia'ey
ahvancsl bat the Cleveland Democrat. md MuSNumps
al assured their friends That If thy wanted TO see
, real "boonl- In stocks tley shoud wait until Cleve-
land was nominated and then vat'h prices 20 mp.
rne friend, wuitod and watched yesterday. but the
boom vas invisible. fn~e.d Of f1dng MP prices
dc-,r-ci .ughtly on dull market and those who Lave
been carrying stocks which they hoptA n nniood
at profit through the aid Of the CNevtfaha " boom
vrrc not IS clipper and enthusiastic yesterday n
The Republican members Of tho Exchange. Naturally
the Cleveland idolatprs on the stock Exchange wsro
pleasod al the convert TONS WORT, bn, so were tho
RcIrublcars WHO found especial reason for nbilation
I'm the attitude of the regular Ncwl ork delegation
toward Tho nominee and in tho frank declaration OK
tls Democratic platform on the subject OF free tridc
white tie I'M aid Tammany men on Inc roog mann
ta'n.d tha. they we're DemOrr'te and would support
the ticket sven though they did no, Hike IT, noVo
rneut was started TO organize Cleveland ana
stevenson stock Exchange campaign eub. The Eopub
ue.n sentiment was veil expressed BY s. Y. White,
Who sati
AS 70 tic personnel OF the ticket am glad Mr.
Cleveland Is nominated bec,n~c no ms been t1cd
and IN case Of acoident By which no mag nc els'7cu
c bpsinss Interests OF tic cOInfry VIII be safe In MS
hands II Thc Tribune bad asked ma ycstoru@S IN
IN tho probabilities n the election should hovo
he.ltapd III expressing AL OPTION ocFShSo sho'uu
have deemed tc chances ncs1y equal hut the
f,,lty NJ the Democratic party for biundore has gone
far iu u.ahins prophecy easy. II tho tariff plank as
reported by the COMMITTEES had been permitted 10 s'"l
a. the party platform tie WorsinSuen OF the conatry
wi-p are Democrats by tsdiuoa might bsvs icon
npathytic enough to vo'c the Traditional tcsct
IN, when tho convention mad enough b. do'lnro
t,t,t uriu of rryit
marty that tie Federal Government has no constitn
tfou.l mower to impose and collect tariff duties ex-
cent for the purposes OF revenge only then 10 tooka
step which on election dny Will scare snon9h labor
mon 30 lose every doubtfal state for the Deocr~cy
Your Intelligent laboring man VIII a0Npt any Theory
necessary Ia scep him IN toe party, but whom his
vote is 10 be countod as putting furttsn rsuper kbor
in direct competition with his own labor, without
the constitutional power to protect him, then IT rs
no longer "A theory, but condition which confrVts
him., and | predict that The Republicans WIZ curry
New York BY 10000 plurality"
Robert NJ galloway, president Of tho Merchants
National bank said: Il think Cleveland Is tho
hest man they could have nominated. II we are
to haye Democrat for President prefer him to any
man in the party but | think Harrison is going to
be- elected
Ellis H. Roberts Assistant United States Tr-asnrer
said: '1hc nomination oi Mr.. Cleveland Is tho very
best for the Republicans TINT the Chicago Convention
could have made. The Qualitios most deserving OF
praise which he possesses are among his chief elements
OF weakness ar a caudldate. His srG Independence
us repealed great many Democrats, and his de-
yoticn n an Idea would he conmendabe II that
me, vera not the miscellaneous her@y of free trade.
Ais warfare with tire politicians has won nr him
no little sympathy, bnt Il will cost him great many
votes and it Is now probable will lose him thrce
or four Of the Southern States Ills opposition Ia
the free coinage Of silver puts him In antas
oni.m to tho platforms Of his party ID
three quarters OF the Democratic statos. IL
there Is anything in the attitude Of tho real
leaders Of the Democratic party throughout the CnioA