Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-14

BALTIMORE, MD, April t0.-Every Demo-
cratic club in Maryland has received in
btructions to come out for Cleveland. 1t is
reported here IN regular Democratic circles
that the general movement in this state
for the tariff reform leader is the result of q
recent conference between German and
the friends of Cleveland, in which the
Maryland senator agreed to pull off his
coat and get to work for Cleveland.
Mr.. German through the party mana
gers has stirred up the dormant Cleveland
sentiment all over the state. The county
newspapers and all Democratic organiza-
lions that had declared German to betheir
choice have now by his direction come out
for Cleveland and tariff reform.
A close friend of German says that he
has taken charge of the Cleveland move
ment in the south, and that when the
Chicago convention meets every state dele
CATION from Maryland to Texas will be in
line for Cleveland.
FOR CLEVELAND AND GRAY.
INDIANApoLls, April 1o.-At the Demo
cratic convention held yesterday, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted.
Resolpsd, By the representatives Of the Demo-
cratic party of Marion county, IN convention
assembled, that as tariff reform should BIO and
will be the paramount issue in the next Presi-
dental election, 1t lie the judgment and wish of
this convention that Grover Cleveland shall be
the nominee Of the Democratic party for Presi-
the United States.
coNrEorIcuT FOR CLEVELAND.
New York, April 10.--nuring the past
week William II. Stevenson of Bridgeport,
who is being pushed for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination in Connecticut,
gave il as his opinion that if Cleveland il
nominated he will carry Connecticut by an
increased plurality. He says Cleveland is
very popular in that state, where they
admire his sterling, honest tariff reform
views and his position in favor of sound
money.
ByHua DEFINES THE ISSUES.
ATLANTA, GA, April 1o--In speech
here last night Congressman w. ID. Bvnum
of Indiana said that the issue on which
the campaign must be fought is tariff re
form, and that under that banner an6
with Cleveland to lead there could be No
doubt as to the result. He said free silver
was not the question of the hour and was
matter of subsidiary importance to Demo
Gratis.
PENNSYLVANIA SOLID.
PHILADELPHIA, April l0.-The Hill fac
ton of the Democratic party is expected Il
make as much trouble as possible at TIL
Pennsylvania Democratic state convention
in Harrisburg next Wednesday, but it i
in a hopeless minority and cannot accom-
plish anything. The Cleveland pattisol
forces number 1856 out of 46l delegates
Ex-senator Wallace, who is opposed t
both Cleveland and Hill, has attempted
diversion in favor of Pattison, but eve
the latter, if he were disposed to do sc
could not overcome the strong sentimen
for Cleveland unless it could be demon
strated that the ex-President was out Q
the race. Pennsylvania may be counte
for Cleveland in the national convention
now THE TIDE ROLLS ON.
Thirty-two Democratic county CONVEX
tons to elect delegates to the state CONVEX
ton which will send delegates to til
Chicago convention were held in Kansi
Saturday. Twenty-three counties hay
been heard from and all report that I'll
delegates We're given Cleveland instru
tions.
The Democrats in five of the counties
Illinois on Saturday instructed their del
gates for Cleveland and two favored Ora
of Indiana.
GENERAL POLITICAL NOTES.
Claud Matthews, secretary of state {
Indiana, has announced himself as a cal
didate for governor before the Democrat
convention TO be held on the DIST instan
A recent conference of Knights of Lab,
leaders in Philadelphia, says Mr.. Cav
h. naugh of Cleveland, who was present, 7
suited in a determination to support judi
Gresham for President, and Polk of Nori
Carolina, for Vice President 1t is stat,
tnat Judge dreSnam lntllnated that II
modified platform was adopted he won
accept third party nomination.
The Lancaster county, Pa, delegates
the national convention, elected on Satt
day, was pledged to support Harrison. 7
Republican primaries in Indiana coun
resulted in favor Of Qnay's reelection
the United States Senate. The Repnb
can primaries in Butler county resulted
favor of Quay for senator by large m
jority.
The Republican convention Of the -Four
Congressional district Of Missouri on s.
urday elected delegates to the nation
convention and ADOPTED resolutions
dorsing the national administration. Sir
lar action was taken by the kepublica
of the Second Arkansas distrint