New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

votes of two-thirds, the delegates from these
places were completely surrounded by group
Of excited men from other delegations 1t IL
said that when the vote OF New-MeXico was
about to be announced Don NJ Dickinson ran
down the aisle, shook his finger in the face of
the delegate who stood his chair trying 20
make hn,self heard, and exclaimed: Mind now.
vote the way ! told YOU"
HINTS OF BRIBERY.
James w. Rdgway, of Brooklyn, is particularly
outspoken. lie is reported to have given ut
terance TO some remarkable charges. lie is al
legged to have put this interrogatory to group
surrounding him: DO you know how Cleve-
land was nominated2" and proceeding to give
the answer himself, continued :" He was chosen
by the use of money-Standard Oil Company
money, if you please. / believe millions oil ool-
lars were thrown into that convention 10 gec
delegates away from Hill in sufficient numbers
to give Cleveland his scant majority.
General Daniel E Sickles has also betrayed much
bitterness of feeling. We have told you ua'
Cleveland could not carry New-forK. ana III
can't" said he. I'VE were not talking Tor nun iun
The Territories nominated MIN now iec ohe A'i'i
tories get him the electoral votes .l n
Alexander c. Eustace. OF Elmlra, a stahch pup
porter of Hill. does not hesitate 70 u.et ngS
apuear 10 be his honest convictions, even tnVueh
the crow is already dished up ana Ieady 70 w, 1e
served to all who VIII accept IT, .a1 9o Gt sse
Ak we Re sc,e sad Ne Ne said he COULDN'T
New-York They wouldn't believe us suppose
il we had sworn 10 that paper which we ss lieu,
they wouldn't believe us even tnen; i S tSe cand
date Of the Democracy, OF course Dut now 40 Ill ~
thunder are you going TO carry the State II nan
the voters stay at home ?" g., H.
Colonel John Il. Fellows is acrimonious: lie
also has swallowed large portion OF gan lnV1 1s
unfairly, and he cannot keep it all down. ne 40
likewise evidently THINKS he detects traces g. 81
hribery leading toward the Territorial trails -"
Gon't think" said he, that the convention even
now realizes just how serious we We're IN our
You see. they were carried away BY the Cleveland
craze They were lot of sentlmenCaustS' anu
those who weren't influenced by sentiealE w e
Influenced by weghtier and more "orioiS ooi-
alterations"
FLOWERS MIGHTY FLOP.
T.. Governor Flower has already turned his pacR
unon the storm and is looking in the direction
Of the rising sun. 1T is splendid ticket, Tic
said. land will receive my earnest and hearty
support / hope that we will carry New-iorK
with this ticket"
will Tammany support the ticket9' he was
do not belong to the Tammany organization l,
but presume il will Tammany always does sup
port the Democratic ticket IA,
CORPORATION Counsel Clark, who Is not q uei-
egate. but has worked with energy ana ski IL ID
behalf of Hill, says there is no question OF am
many's giving loyal support TO me tc exc ,arS
,ho ronk and file of the organization, to assume
rssponeSility for the carrying Of their respective
districts They know the sentiment am0ne tne
peop,e When man is positive that MS uis ny.
K gn;np tn 90 against him, he is more than likely
to Throw it up for one cam paign and let some one
else try to swing it into line
CHARLES T. Remick. of Oneida has been working
ontbmsiasticaly for Senator Hill He saws in re-
card To- Mr.. Cievelands nomination: Although
disappointed in the result of the conventions VII.
return to New-York and use my best endeavors
e. oiect The ticket nominated / adhere TO the
statements and opinion. however, set fortn ny ule
NewYork State delegates that the nomination oI
az President Cleveland imperis the chances OF tle
Democracy in my State, and ii will REQUIRE good
judgment on the part of the managers OF MI! MI,
Clcveland's campaign to secure the electoral v3e
state cannot expect amy favors from the hands OF
Mr.. Cleveland's managers. and will ask no quarter
frosa them AS the larger part OF organized Iaoor
wifilbe greatly disappointed together win mTH 3
number of the veterans. it will require great skill
to Hold them in line"