The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-20
THE TIGER IS IN TOWN.
.pp,rlL or NEW YORK'S CONvEN-
yJoy BOOMERS IN WASHINGTON
All the wester. Deiegations Ashing what
49,. .tor mn VIII no, hut He Will Not
TIL Milwaukee Resorts 70 blank Verse

an IN. Western Delegations Asking What
senator mn VIII no. hut He Will Not
Tell Milwaukee Resorts 70 Hank Verse
w,sp,yoToN. Jan. 1o.-"The tiger Is in
town" was the word passed among the crowds
~ convention boomers tonight when the del
.oation Of 100 New Workers arrived on
.nscial train ane established headquar-
Tara at the Shoreham under the lead
srsbin Of big Tammany Chiefs Croker.
Wurnhy. Martin. Clark. and Cochran. Half a
hnndred Tsmmany braves and as many moro
hotel and business men made UP the delega-
.on, No formal organization was to be
.houcht Of until tomorrow. and the New
vo,tcrs mingled in with the hustling Western
boomers.
and 70 escape the newspaper men. James ].
Martin stopped long enough to say to The Sun
reporter:
I'VE are down herc In earnest to win the
convention for New York. and We don't propose
10 employ chromos and q brass band to do 1t.
probably Mr.. Cochran and COL Fellows will
address tho committee. although that
viIl not be determined until we
meet to organize tomorrow. We are not
hare In the interest Of any candidate. but
solely in the interest Of the great Democratic
city that we hail from. New York wants this
O,mocratic convention as recognition OF her
nocrless prestige in the column Of the Democ-
racy."
what will Hill 81" is the question TINT the
boomers Mt tho Arlington have been asking
and answering to-day. It has formed the bnsis
Of endless discussion and speculation. and to-
night Senator Hills room is the Mecca
Of ambitious champions OF tho contesting
cities, and also OF Interested members OF the
National Committee. Various rumors arc afloat
OF alleged promises that the Senator has made
city. but that in the end Nsw YORK combi4a
ton vii! 70 sprung; 10 IAE BUN reporter
s.n You may nay; say for me- that regard the con-
tcst for the location ofthe Democratic Conyen-
afd stes
opipiop as bd t. ;whe soms the n o9a
"@ n, will not go to New York. that we
don't want it there. and that it Is AGAINST the
which is without the slightest foundation. It
you'd be presumptuous for me to speak Tor
Personally. it is immaterial where our
Convention assemblies. only, so that the gath
srng can be accommodated decsntiy ana 80
from that place which should be dstrimsntai
to the interests Of any candidate. The West
rot seem to be working for 4"
alive to-day with preparations, for the real
work that is Just beginning to. night and will not
be at It's height until tomorrow. when the bulk
The tables were adorned with bouquets Of
roses. enticin9 albums OF ILLUSTRATIONS; and
t ions abdat RRrand audiseriums. masnsent
hotels. and large-hearted hospitality. Working
sub-committess were %rga1issd. ar and star started
passed pas i'd the earlier part Of the day ranging
about the city or visiting the sessions Of the
at headquarters this evening. and executive
conferences were held to compare notes and
Later numerous members of Congress were
to be seen making the rounds Of the head a |;
Sion sss a sopts sst
S 81 81 hs 81
cravings Of Milwaukee structures. One Of
their albums is in bufr satin covers. and the
intI9d1,ctory sentences breathe forth this
ZION lofty banks. oerlookinG Michigan
city u h SHS eli of Beaut the
i q H %a sSef e sSers
M aE rene The Not even
and besides ali this. and the great Exposition
grand style Just across the hall from them
waiting for the battle to be Joined and conf
dent Of victory. Their canvnssers have been
over the country and their preliminary work
Ex-Gov. Crittenden and ex. Congreeman
Warner OF Missouri arrived to-day to add to
the struggle for Kansas City. The forces
from the Missouri town are doing lots
Of talking and pulling wires their, way.
\ large blue map. OF the United States
rating the central location OF their city is
conspicuous and effective illustration which
they huye hung UP everywhere They exhibit
plans Of So. 900 auditorium. with seating
capacity Of 10000.
Kansas City is making good impression. and
her boomers are very hopeful The HoOsier
folks were mostly sight seeing. but Mr. Bynun
succeeded In rounding them upat nightfall for
executive session. They fear New York Is 60
ing to combine with st. Paul and are trying
TO plan some scheme to offset such a conf in;l-
zion. " Mr.. Hill can well Afford" said Mr..
Bymum. g so far as his chances are concerned.
T. have tho Convention go out West and to nc
Western city better than to indianapolis.
). T. Sherin. Secretary OF the National Com.
niittee. IS putting in somo effective work. he
thinks. and is very sanguine Of success. Iie is
counting on. Senator Brice's influence. Mr.
Prize says; am {0r Cincinnati first. and fol
,Ohio's claims will be presented by Will!nm
II hamsey and eX-Congressman John i. Fol
irtt. Dctroit's big delegation will DO hero to
morrow.
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