Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
NO NEW YORK HARMONY VET.
Michigan and Kansas Possibilities HOW
e~cr. Rejoice the Cleveiandftcs.

ever, Rejoice the Clevcisnditcs
Crrc,oo. Ill. juno 18.-The much
hoped- for harmony between the two FAC
tions in New York show no sigus OF realiza-
ton. and even the most ssnguine Cleve-
land enthusiasts are forced to admit thGt
the utterances Of the Tammany leaders do
not give any assurance that they VIII sup
mort the presidential ticket In the event
of MIR. CIoyclands nomination. III ~
this peculiar situation, III the grea.
piyotaI State which causes the
anti. Cleveland people to cry out
against the expediency OF the ex-
Presldent's nomination, but TO some OK
tent the importance of the state OF New
York il Offset by the latest adyices from
Michiran and Kansas. The decision OF
The Supreme Court Of Michigan, majority
Of the members of which are Republicans,
affirming the constltutionality OF the minor
law practically assures the Denocra,s Oh
eight electoral votes this tall from the
State Of Michigan.
KASsAa.
Ex-Governor Click. Of Kansas. also
autboritatively announced IN the CieVe-
land headquarters to-day that the Demo
Gratis of that State would endorse the
electoral ticket put no by the Peo-
nle's party, and that therefore the
Republicans would not receive an electo-
raj vote from the whole State OF Kansas.
AS there appears to be no doubt or tEe
we'll established fusion between the Demo
Gratis and the Peoples party IN kansas
the prediction of Ex-Governor Click as TO
the loss OF Kansas TO the Republicans ap-
pears to be quite IN the line OF proOaUlli-
ties.
And so II is not an unusual incident 70;
NIGHT to hear the enthusiastic Cleveland
4. -, t,,t ha lIhpfpC Ot fna no.
tells that Cleveland can be elected without
the vote of New York State, and that the
regular Democracy oil the Empire state
should be defied.
INDIANA FOR GRAY.
Governor Flower arrived in Chicago to-
night
At meeting Of the Indiana delegation
TODAY for the purpose of organization 1t
was demonstrated that the GRAY men are
in the ascendancv. The eighteen Gray
men pulled together and captured the
full Organization. Mr. Voorhees, was
elected chairman of the delegation.
Committeeman were chosen as iol-
lows: Resolutions. Charles X. Jewett
Credentials. John T.. Lamb; Permanent
ORGANIZATION, Hugh DOugherty. Inc
twelve delegates who propose voting for
Cleveland on the first ballot voted soidly
against the Gray ticket. The Gray men
endeayored to secure the enforcement of
the unit rule on presidential preferences
and forced a test-vote on motion 70 that
effect. the result being tie-l5 to l5-the
two doubtful delegates Cass. Of Nalpa-
raiso. and Huston, Of Bedford, voting
with the Cleveland men. The matter was
then dropped.
The fight TO unite the delegation on
GRAY will occur at a second meeting. to be
held on Monday at o'clock. whether
the effort succeeds or fails il was dis
tinctlv decided to-day that Senator Noor-
hees IS to present Gray's name to the con-
yention, and little hope is felt. therefore,
that tho split in the delegation can be
healed.
OHIO.
Ex-Governor Campbell arrived from
Ohio tonight with other members. OF the
OHIO delegation. When questioned as 10
the situation in the Ohio delegation he
said: "One third of the Ohio delegation
are for Cleveland to the DEATH one third
favor HIM if New York Will support him.
and one third is against him. ply friends
IN the Ohio delegation are for Cleveland"