Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-02
SANGU|NE or SUCCESS,
Gle, -eland Is Pleased With
the Outlook.
EncoursA ring Reports From the
Northwest.
Great Activity at Democratic Ma
tional He adquarters.
The Csmpaigu warnn og Up Al over
the Country-stsvense ana oA"p-
bell Set the Ball \
In Ohio.

By the Associated Press 49,.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-The weeA poii''
cally closes upon situation 30 con
gested with possibilities, that the p. VI
abilities of the coming week are prob
matte. The foreground of the politica.
field is at present occupied chiefly by
Democratic generals. The Republican
forces lie back and watch and wait the
movements of their adversaries. The
gathering here of the Democratic state
and national committeeman, and the
presence of Cleveland and Hill, all con-
tribute to the growing interest In the
present Democratic movements here.
The arriving Of the Democratic clubmen
for next weeks meeting, also adds to
the spectacle Of the Democratic sortie.
Cleveland has not yet decided how
long he will stay in New York. His
stay will be determined in a measure
by the progress of the work on his new
city residence. In any event, he will
remain till Tuesday or Wednesday, and
attend the convention of the National
Association OF Democratic clubs. Since
his arrival he has seen nearly all the
Democratic leaders in the'city and state.
and large number of prominent politi-
ciaHe engaged in the work of the nation
al campaign. The political conditions
in all parts of the country have been
laid before Cleveland by the Democratic
national campaign committee, and he is
said to be we'll pleased with the outlook,
especially in this state and the north
western states, which the Democrats
hope to carry. He told Don M. Dickin-
son yesterday that he counted on Wis
consin, Michigan, Minnesota and ILL.
nois as debatabIe ground, and expressed
great pleasure with the work Of the
Chicago branch headquarters.
Cleveland has go far refused to interfere
with the work Of the Syracuse convention
men. His friends say that it lie his in
tention to keep his hands off local poll
tics and leave the municipal fight TO the
men engaged in it. He is confident the
state will 60 Democratic whether. there
is third local ticket or not. The talk
about his being, averse to tishet in
opposition to Tammany, IL pure conjec-
ture, based on the statements of Chair
man Harrity and Don Dickinson who are
supposed to express Cleveland's SEN
timente.
1t is not altogether certain yet wheth-
er third ticket will be put in the field.
Last night, the Syracuse convention men
continued the committee which called
on the national committee, and in
structed it to confer with other Demo-
cratic organizations. This may or
may not mean a combination with
the country Democrats and Vorhies
Democrats. The question will be decid-
ed during the comming week.
The general opinion today is that
if Cleveland pursues his policy of nom
interference, Tammany will have fight
on its hands this year. Croker says he
does not care whether there is third
ticket or not, 30 far as Tammany is con-
cerned, but he is apprehensive that a
fight among Democrats might result in
the loss of the Legislature and United
States senator. The state committee is
apparently taking no interest in local
affairs Its work is confined to the
state above the Harlem river. It has
left New York icity's affairs to Tammany
hall. 1t is known, however, that How
ard Murphy. jr., and Lieutenant-Gover-
nor Sheehan are opposed to putting up
two Democratic tickets in this city.