The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-02


yided In their Presidential preferences.
Maine will have II votes in the next National
Convention Just az in 1884 and 1888 In both
years tho delegation was for Cleveland. It IL
quite likely to be 80 again for Cleveland next
year. though German has some strong and
resolute supporters.
Maryland had 10 votes In the Convention Of
1884. and again will Rave 10 in the Convention
OF 1902. These 10 were castillo for Cleveland
and 9 for Bayard. The solid delegation in 1892
will be for German. II he Is candidate.
Massachusetts had % delegates In the Ma
ttonal Conventions Of 1884 and 1888 and will
have 80 delegates in the National Convention
OF 1902. In 1884 81 voted for Bayard. I'VE for
Cleveland. and two for Thurman. Their State
Convention in 1890 denounced. in advance OF
the Congressional election. the Mckinley bill
"as the most Ubiquitous piece Of legislation
ever attempted in this country" II the vote
Of the State is cast as unit, Cleveland will
from present appearances. receive It.
Michigan. which had 20 votes. evenly di.
ssa S%fsn q rRa IS
sys ssssSsS sSs Ssnsss.ts FL
condemn tho fiep9bliean policy because 4 re-
toIstion Of silver to complete equality with
6 81 The 1870 sns ont hosS
prssotsay adspt Ssd9StSS ~
iIysss & The stsss dfsy to 30 for Flower In
Bsyara ig. ssastorIns ) Hill q das@s1 |;
stiiii 'rank lbs in the minds Of the htssissppi
Democrats Another defeat on the tarir cues
clare. Mississippi Is one of the States in Which
snd R hfa ssy y9ss t tss Convention 81
Isl fnst osM ssos l.
They have declared in favor Of, free and I'm:
STSe4 IN shat tie eonsro
an % soy e get shs
nv e H. Sss Is S 1881 ,s s ss Wy
is eSs sy op in
erats deeared q s favor The free Coinage Of
AND wtb the Ppsnf IF sY YER e s
aSS;$ II , ,sss viii
dollars. its Convention declared II 1900: sil
Feres RF Il sRs i sSt than tho 'an or tho
New Hampshire had 8 delegates in 1884, and
haYe @ S n
dsaiia cantese IN 49,? s' oa''''a " ~
M rs h9 s = ahsgStss s yot e aH lid
S asrmsn ana dSde them
port. Like New York the New jersey Demo-
dead nsv fso1s se s nos e
o HFse o as
tag SsS Il the Dem
ocratic Convention OF 1854 ana Will again have
gross election denounced n the Mckinley bill
silver. nm Increased currency. and the repeal q
the Int 1r rryen% ne systGm Tho whole "a
46 deesates in the De.noeratic National Con:
yention; Their votes in the former: as Il gen.
Thurm%e '2iG deveia Mefe ana sS Tor Hoady
dHeHFSS in favor Of It sh9 free i,
influences dominant among the Democrats Of
Oregon had t votcs IN 1854 and win Have
n 1872. Bayard received and Cleveland 2.
Bayards Strength r Free Coinage. s as iaS9r
6y the De% ~ Ger o. Oregon; bars clevelar4
have "a in the Convention OF 1892. Under the
po!mtees Of tic Cleveland Aminis tratien. its
issa Kan dali had s. delegates and Cleveland
. delegates ON the first ballot. and on the
dr f" Tor Yam and All fer Bayard and Tor
Thurman. The Convention which nominated
declared for tariff REFORM 1t had
with q possible comG|imeentary vote t. Patti
t H iefsates will 0ts Hn mot
many supporters. and Cleveland perhaps few.
There Is only one thing certain at this dis
States u votes. and that Is this; They will be
enst aS INIT It might be added that the
nominated Hill. Flower and uorman in order
of personal popularity
dG n s4 haH sbS Of
quite likely to be iSr Cleveland With Hill 81
South Carolina Ind il votes in 1as4-and the
Palmetto state will have the same number in
land free and uniimited silver and the there re.
peal % the iEteTHa EN- systeH End Gp
ths southern states" Is what they DECLARED Ia
viii Esvs q sSnsts e hs ss sS's
Tennessss had "a delegates in tho conven.
declared IN 1890! a currency o. eSia and 81.
W hnu aIso u paper, cUifertipic ~ 'ne w
Will get Tennessee's support in 1852:
Texas had ~ delegates in 1894 and will have
20 In tho Democratic Convention, Of 1882
Buynrd md Cleveland divided the delegation
ia the former year. Tho Texas Democrata
haSe declared them selves opposed to "tha
continuance Of the national banking system. =
and demanded il, abolition. They favored
the Tree and unlimited coinage OF silver Ia
their platform of 1880. I'M Inns many strong
friends ~ TcAas The delegation IL likely to
Vermont had ;; delegates in 1884 and vii!
| have 4 delegates again In 1892. All = voted
for Cleveland. They are likely to do NO again.
Virginia. - votes may be counted on as ul-
conditionaly for Gnrmnp u BE- IL u candidate;
u not for III. candidate his Maryland delegs-
IVES, ia .ipia had ~ votes in 1894 and will
hay. r. IN 1852 On tn. subject Of silver
cO.nag" III" W"st Virginia Democrats declared
IN ~ That they were ''unalterabIy In favor VI
IN" ire" aud uniiHiit ted colnaRe.f GOrinAn IL {
fhyl,to. III! tpo has many supporters.
Wisconsin, had ~ delegates IN the Conven.
ton II l.SSt. Twelve ~ Them voted for Cleys.
land. for Flowar., and - scattering. The
STATE viii have ~ delegates In the HOnyeu.
, Villas. Cleveland II likely 10 get q part II tIis
!, d"lrEil"n. !! 4 candidate. and Palmer Oi
IlllgDlaa rood share ~ the remaindcr
= The p"rit9ries had IN 1874 IL votes. This
YEN, they VIII have 10. The SIX new stat.s
VII have, r.liectiyely2 ~ IyOtrs, With III" OK.
c"rtipn ~ Montana NIL 81 tho new States nIa
represented hero by Hen llIpuns and ia.