The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-06-22

sas, W. C. Perry; kentucky, T. C. !
Morse; Louisiana, John Fitzpatrick
Maine, D. j. McGilundy; Maryland. L. f.
Waters; Massachusetts, \. c. !
Houghton; Minnesota, p. V. Win
ston; Mississippi, Miss III. C. Muldron
Missouri, w. H. Wallace; Montana, +.
g. Higgins; Nebraska. J. +. Boyd: Ne
vada. G. B. Hordes; Newhampshire, H.
G. V. Chandler; New Jersey John
Howe; New York, r. p Flower. North
Dakota, j. E. Campbell; Oregon. Thos
G, Reames; Pennsylvania. Charles Rob
inson; Rhode Island. +. l.. Orrilly;
South Carolina, J. r. Tailman; South
Dakota, p. Couchman; Tennessee, Julius
Taylor; Texas, John Ireland; Vermont,
DR.. John III. jackson; West Virginia,
A. F. Matthews: District of Columbia,
Charles w. Davis; Utah, III. u. IIender
son Indian Territory, w. c. Jackson;
Alaska, A. II. Delaney.
| On Rules.
| CHICAGO, June 2l.-Thc committee on
rules met this afternoon. William T.
English. of Indiana, was named for
chairman, and G.. f. Gardner, of Florida.
secretary. The committee on resolutions
met Immediately after the adjournment
of the convention and temporarily organ
lied with Hon. Thomas f. Bayard, of
| Delaware, as chairman and {. III. Jones
as secretary.
Senator Voorhees, says the convention
| will adjourn Tomorrow
The architect of the wigwam estimated
that there were 1000 vacant chairs in
the spectators section at the session of
the convention to-day.
HilI's Fight Renewed Last Night.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Thc New York
delegation leaders late this afternoon re
newed the fight in Mr.. Hills behalf and
tonight are alleging that a dark horse
man may vet beat Mr.. Cleveland. The
rank and file of Hill men do not, how
ever, share this sentiment and it is com
mon talk on the street corners and in the
hotel lobbies where New York State
men are gathered or where the Tammany
banner is displayed that the Hill people
are badly beaten. Mr. Murphy took
particular pains to night to send for the
newspaper men and deny the story that
some members of the New York delcga
ton had asked that Mr. Hills name bc
dropped There is not word of
truth in it." he said, nobody has
thought of such II thing. We don't con
cede that we are beaten and shall not
concede SO until after the ballot has de-
termincd it"
State Treasurer Elliot Danforth said,
'Mr. Cleveland is not yet nominated and
!; my candid opinion is that he will not be
Why, at little conference this afternoon
we figured out the opposition to Mr.
: Cleveland. He can muster 40 votes
} and that precludes his nomination on tn,
first ballot. In addition to that we be
lieve that the vote for Mr. CLEVELAND
: will begin to fail after the first ballot
u |, "Will New York cast its vote for Mr.
= Boies as has been Intimately 81 can
Il Il not say. / believe, however, that the
. will vote for Hill at all times.
\ Combine TO Defeat Cleveland.
- The general opinion tonight is that
combine of Hill and Boics is bein!
y formed but it is doubtful at thi
writing, whether they can stop Mr.
>. Cleveland's nomination OH the first bal
Il lot Nevertheless this plan is bein
y pushed to- night and the New Yor
% leaders are as hard ut work as if the con
test had Just begun. At 6 o'clock the
- re opened the campaign of literatur
and issued a manifesto, declaring a
e did the resolution of last nigh
70 that Mr.. Cleveland could not obtai
70 the electoral vote of New Yor
70 if nominated. f.is was signc
~ by every delegate from New York Stat
St including James ii. Manning, of Alban!
,r the son of Mr.. Cleveland's deccasc
90 secretary of the treasury who has bee
~ staunch supporter of Mr.. Clevelau
+ and personally unfrendlyto Hill. I'll
IN photographed copies of the facsin
70 lie autographs of the signers we
~ put about in all the hotels and thousan,
m of copies distributed on the street
w The Tammany leaders point to the 81
n, nature of Cochran, Crocker and FellOy
= to show that the rumors of brcak
,f- Cleveland are false.
90 The Only Sensation.
IL CHICAGO, June 21.-The greatest 81
,ss prise of to day was the announceme
rs that the Syracuse delegates had Civ
IL notice of contest The Cleveland IN
mt did not like the way they were treat'
ar ly the National committee in the dist
alf button of seats. The committee reco
IN, nizing them simply as distinguish
ir democrats" gave them tickets for the
il selves, their altcrnates and
lg friends besides, making in all =
ng tickets. But instead Of being Civ
lu seats in the amphitheatre back of t
nd regular alternates, the enti snappers w
,ut thrown into fenced-off corrall in
aw hole, Immediately in the rear of I
SO convention delegates, where il was aim