The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-21
Brer Kenny New York city would have big
tnree that would be the admiration OF the
men and the delight OF the women.

etVos t6Wh lIoht VI tNo nopVis Ou
pet resting spots for tired delegates As soon
% tas great Sat ns s
lako front for mile.
The mystery which surrounded the pro.
gramme for the nomination OF the candidates
before the Convention was cleared up In part
pecsS to nSGs s al se o Gss
through senator voorhees,; and the Hon. Pat.
remarks endorsing the nomination. Mr.. Col
sims declined to make the nminathns
sets had never cast her electoral vote for
tne EsTy and that Mr. WTysSPd
De Witt Of viii fI resent tho nnms Of
scented; The, first presentation will be Of aor-
ace Boics Of Iowa. through the Hon. j. F. Dun
combc ~ Fort Dodge. From present indica-
tons only three names will be presented to the
Convention
Senator Calvin s.. Brice was asked by a
hurry, ,up and, get aboard the band wagon
Yes" repied the, Ohio Senator. II suppose
must get aboard ,h the band wagon. but it will
In spite Of the denial OF Senator Gray OF
biiity. his name may come before tho Conven-
ton. HIS state delegation arrived last night.
@ss g. esr ssd
boss. We are not IN structed. and will vote for
any, man we like. There is no unit rule to bind
is our own Senator. MI Gray. who is an avail
ALE man and who will make as strong cam
will his name go before the Convention ?"
I'm nv opinion II. will. but do not know
y wnS will 1 t m wSn will depend
tomorrow. Delaware has right to put In
snn ID tn dnd as we have good timber We
Who is your second choicep"
but il there appears to be no chance for him
am for Cleveland. But think 1t altogether
tSo ,ajl that we will have our candidate in
Delegate n: P. Kenny said Senator Gray was
his first and only choice. but Congre;sman
although he sai Id he would show up in the
fight earnestly. for Senator Gray II his name
were presented.
The wn ala G. men have Joined the literary
distributon among mons" the deleeate s.Su"en' LOT
Tho Democratic state Convention OF Penn
held tha at f1@s II so dhey say"
state Convention elected III. dele ;ates to the
Since 1850 the State Tonventinn has
sstt 'as sss"fs having In large only so. sn
It'd as S se sas sss
vention The names Of the district. delegates
merely for the information OF that body. The
State Convention having nothing to do with
unit I the delegates at large
but not the district delegates. FINAL the
%sss he s"y NIT tho
unit rule In the Pennsylvania delegation at
Minneapolis.
Henry George and Congressman Tom John
son OF Cleveland arrived YESTERDAY They
Cleveland because Mr.. CIevelands nomina-
viii vote for Cleveland. Mir. George and Mir.
Johns9n will hold a reception tonight and on
Thursday will address public meeting.
The Iowa delegates held a brief caucus this
mittees. reported that they had received con
siderable encouragement No resolutions
Shs Hats of H oSr
pledses that viii cr[ne ii. vote ITO ninety. or
The Cleveland Democracy q Buffalo arrived
IL S th at sr
Northern President or Of the New York
and set to work with the Cleveland forces. He
said that tho merchants and business men Of
dence that the wisdom OF tho Convention
would bring about that result.
Only four members Of the Oregon delegation
have SO far arrived. The remaining four have
whether they will get here in time To- take their
seats in the Convention. The deleG ton is
belated delegates fail to arrive those on the
ground will ask the privilege OF casting the
full vote.
AT the caucus Of the Rhode Island delega-
ten TO-DAY we're adopted rearm
Sus dee td Support TT wilson
for temporary Chairman.
Bya unanimous vote the Mississippi caucus
decided TO give audienee to Judge Herrck Of
said thar this or that man could not carry New
likely that Whitney and a host Of shrewd and
Win and y0e Be 81 hs ssfa
invited Fred Douglas and his family to his
o , PAUSE during Tsic$S the MIssissiPPisa isi
am not here to le to You. but say frankly
that ! think he did. Mr.. Douglas was Fedora!
i do ana 1t Was simply matter OF
:, But, Mr.. DopGi9s, had resigned at that
sponded Judge Herrick.
At this point the caucus adjourned until
evening.
A committee OF the Trade and Labor Assem-:
bly, Of the city. headed by W. J. Beck. started
out to-day to visit the headquarters Of various
delegations and urge them to patronize only
such hotels and restaurants as have signed
the walters scale and are paying un ion wages:
Ono prominent hotel. where several hundred
delegates and some five hundred Tammany
men are uuartered. is named by the commit
teo rs one that il running with non union
help. The committee. however. Ia not san
Guine of being able to bring about a boycott
OF his particular place.
DR.. Mary Walker arrived this morning and
is holding the fort at the Wellington. and has
for her motto. Any ono to beat Cleveland
She thinks that Boies for President and Hill
for Vice President would makea strong ticket.
There is a mass meeting OF workingmen
called for tomorrow night In front OF tho Audi
forum Hotel. George Blair OF New York city
and Thomas J. Bowling Of the New York state
Trades Assembly will address the meeting.
The BoIters to Have Seats In the Convention.