The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-22
Tho State was Democratic. and II II got the


Con- Ns only SING sa1 sSt . sas
Toe % fs ga ba the sst
ing fol, district representation. but it might
e rhen here 10 s
ing In tho state. and II the politicians didn't
care for that Kind ofsport they could go hshnf
was LETT of the Republican party.
NJ, p pgrsssmsn, Losan, i Tiipmsp followed
to reflect on New York, the home OF Cleveland.
i'm. and Riehsrd Croker nor was he dispssed
b e s hot Che
riae. ior The Convention was Detroit. il You
SO slid o. hen
@ SR 'GSs Snssfe Se Ry s
teitaineu the national encampment Of tho
Grand Army of tic Republic. and had cared
easily He deeared that the e't cathe m was
great Republican demonstration. under the
@ o4 ST SSn Ss Ass c Gd
1882. In closing Mr.. Chapman again declared
that, Wherever the Convention should be .!!9;;
You can't come to Detroit" he said. "thon
come TO some othor Western city" The West
confusion lad subsidized indianapolis was
called,
speech for Indianapolis Ills remarks wore
devoted principally TO statistics as to that
boa S' Soasss ana its and
facilities. The senator got n little mixed on
his se"graEny before he go, .nrsaE and
Del" The Senator conceded that all of the
Western cities wore amply able to take care II
ea f sons!as'atdns IN Tie light but he declared
al. mud as Indiana was tho pivotal state the
Charles L. .fswett, Chairman q tho State
Central Committee. followed tho Senator nnd
indiana every man was politician. This was
particularly 50 IN the Democratic party, be.
%sssa "s ,%s 'r SH
s% ,nS Sa,e sOun t nna s6s R
1'rrnsonsi, He believed IT would 20
wanted the party to make success sure by
giving Indiana the National Convention. 1t
place S upon the national ticket. but It would be
a now sensation indeed for Indiana Demo.
sGaas % s hat sss w"sa he
made to carry the state for the Democracy.
i s e hst get xs he %oS
locate the Convention at the Hoosier capital.
City had the nsxt to Ers
ran in and ont Of Kansas City in g day and he
pemoeratic % oceupants < convention hall
own arGhi5est to supervise TIP eonstrustion.
%%Ss q Hs@ bee" : a%a Rn
hearty sty ,wsie Sn., ,s,,a~.s W. nv.a.n ~
aaentiy Interrupted ty laughter and applause.
inton. than any city in the United States.
SsS Si et oyer from the tS;om KIM.
| intion Of n million The population had not
| fertain the itrrlucrncy He said that IL Kan.
sas City could not get tho Convention it
sasht e come ss to al some s, other, Westss err
na,ls gr@nnd in the coming !n
pi III. Tnmmany igor and said Il wns
Fsfr Han sny sonTsnt"n and Mss No. d
what it wanted, and it's Voice was always unan
| im..:s. Chicago didn't want the Convention.
| niacid city o, Milwaukee, need il. Milwaukee
was was not central. and was overshadowed BY
water Mas p f to aa % bssauss sT te
Democracy was already accused OF tenting
"6a ss Seen
out Of 5hat nsigntSS ., Besides; Miss9nri
Py wen be cnst for the whea
the mix be- sd hs a w has
miSsionorv work 70 ha done around fhp hCr
ders Of Missouri. and the influence of
the Convention. II held in Kansas City.
mipbf he effnrtiye Tor good. Only across
tbs river was the State Of Kansas,
n prohibition Republican state where social
irrigation WAS IMPOSSIBLE except in cavernous
and uncanny recesses or amid the pills and
powders OF a drug store The speaker invited
the Democracy Of tho nation to visit Kansas
City, enjoy Missouri Democratic hospitality,
and contem plate the arid, political waste
publican fanaticsm prevailed.
Gov Peck OF Wisconsin then appeared for
Milwaukee, His specch was short, hut it kent
the committee and the SPECTATORS in q roar
the statistical details to Milwaukee,, speakers
who might follow him. but he told how the
State had been redeemed from Republican rule
md was now in good Democratic hands.
in the State" he said; from the man who
which bazes out toward Minnesota and
! engine room in tho basement Of the Capitol.
| except one colorcd man. and We keen him Just
| Tor luck. Our climate is so beautiful that our
own citizens walk the streets Mt night from!
! choice. Come and bring your wives with YOU"
j." said as u conrlndinE appeal t9 the commit:
| them and give the husbands Il chance"