Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

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man for the meta four yssp sftsr . vigorous
night by Mr.. Hoke Smith, who was q candidate
on what he urged - the Cleveland issue. When
the GedfEfa convention Of MAY Is went for
@Clsvchnd By q ceose vote Mr.. smith began an
IacuseA gAtfG podtSon % national esmnittce-
snan. This hght he continued until IL was evi-
oent that Mr.. Howell would defeat him. Then
be urged several other names, but the effort
betAe fatas b withdrew md left waikover
- Mr.. Howell a. s.rs
y Usx oI-HoaAIsoN's nAnE UNAUTHORIZED.
~ rpmored extensively during the day
shas after the withdrawal Of Palmer from the
frsddentiai contest The friends Of Col Aorri-
'eop bad begun urging the nlinois DEDICATION 10
fyurA 70 him ~ their candidate instead Of 10
SleSseand: Inquiry among the friends OF Col
.Aoersson m Ne delegation resulted In firm
and indignant dsnial Of this rumor.
= Col Horrison's friends are for Cleveland on
The ART ballot and everybody ought 20 know
q, 'Asatd SSsnster Farmer, who IL one Of the
Morrison men of the Illinois delegation. There
~ no movement In favor of Morrison AZ this
stnae and never will be unless Mr.. Cleveland
should be defested. Ne are all in favor Of
giving the vote Of Illinois TO the ex-Presiden nd
and - everybody else in nlincis seems also 70
fAves-'is juat nev suppose there can be no
reasonabie Aeubt - to cur actions. You can
put'ttdoyn 'thst- Cleveland gets the solid 4s
votes Of Illinois,
~ Kx-ssoRErARy BAYARp VIEWS IT.
! Ex-Secretary Of State Bayard arrived in
Chicago yesterday morning and took his seat in
the Delaware headquarters, where for several
houss he held IN informal but very pleasan,
-recsptisn. Old -dsmeerats from other states
came in to shake hands with the tall and oourtly
statssmaa a Delaware and his amazing memury
Of names and faces and family histories wa
never more fully evident He either knew the
caller personally or else was acquainted with
his father OF his grandfather.
II don't knog that i can tell the Associated
Press anything about the present situation
which is not already known to the whole coun-
try" Mr.. Baysrd said There is only one
candidate here and his name Re Cleveland The
demand 81 the democracy Of the country for
himis SO strong, SO insistent, that the conven.
ton wonld bow to il, even IL, as IL il not, il
we're adverse 10 the sx-President- This is q
point that cannot put too strongly. In Della
ware'no other name has been discussed In
other states, while some candidates have been
mentioned, II is so patent fact that our party
wants Cleveland that argument Is not worth
while indulging In. No Combination of poll.
ncians. no adroit work Of any set OF managers
can a6ect the matter. The convention has bu,
70 rattfy the popular choice and go through the
formalfties necessary 10 make Mr.. Cleveland
onicially, Is he Is popularity, the democratic
candidate. This done its function viii have
been completed"
Then, Mr.. Baysrd, You attach little import.
ance 10 the fight in New York" :,
Only this much, that il gives Senator Hill
the opportunity Of his life The New Yorl
storm can be quelled rs easily as IL was raised
and upon Senator Hill will devolve the duty. a.
. democrat. to end IL. He is . young man, but