Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-29

NEW lohK. My 27.-The Herald
~ny~: TIM uir Wis TUT TT lumor~ yes
tttuay III Il conference ri the utnuo-t
imp, rktn, L rrsu,dinp tue cu1ldidacy Of
t}tuvtr Cleveland and Senator Hill.
\ uLn4her If prominent democrats
from nti1er states cA1le t. this city
Quietly AMI went away As quietly as
they cA'ne.
Don NJ. Dickinson If Michigan, tx-
postnIu-t general under Cleveland,was
here Sest.rua,; William N. $iugerlv
OF Philadelphia WAS here On We'ines-
day. Attorney General Hensel and
Secretary of State William +. Hurrity,
Of Pennsylvania, and ex~ District At
torney Johu II. Reed Of Philadelphia,
]otned thtu4 lust night.
1t is said that nlany other conspicn-
ous democrats hre IN the city, hut have
kept out OF sight.
One rep It is that Mr.. C!ev elnpd'n
attitude toward the Muy anti~snap
convention is abuut TO he nAde
known in un authoritative way. Az
other is that efforts are being made to
rutch up d truce between Cleveland
und Hill.
AL tie tntu uleutio,4tu above Art hr-
dent StIrpnrters Of Mr. Cleveland
They Arc Al@n k'nwn T., hr fearful that
the ;lrtiuh ut the convention t., hc held
at Syr.':tl-+ MAY H., -uch ~ To 1u. Mr.
Cleveland 1n Il tt'-e attitude betnfe tAe
cunvehti"n--tlt,4 IF b=!us bAtked By
bol1er-, The Pennsylvania u=n art
doing their ht>t u vet tue -ixry>fuuI
votes Ut that %ttle >utld for Cleveland
aud Mr.. Dickinson hHs M,chiBAn''
dtle.utt"E # twthty-et3ht vrt.s foI
the tx. pre Sident.
| Will STAND UI GROVER.
Tie Nntltf Irlut= <nInt interesting
interviews iron leaders If the unti
Hill movement. Among them IL OIL
With CHRISTOPHER &. Baldwin, th
/ Wall ,t:ett batlkrr, who l. said to tar
-pent $33,MO in The Huucuck cunl
! nigh. He i+tne III tht rrnvi-lt'nt
committee Ut tity aud Il delt Ea'e I
tie Syrs cu.e convention. +\-kt
uho.>. tile report THAI tl+ delegation
Chicago would be simply Il ptoie-tln
| IL, A.tiH II II
In stand by Our cutofs. We will >en
cont stiuK Delegation t" Chlcag'
What effect would IL prot estIng dtltg'
tiuu h4vt: The people n1e overwhe}n
inxly for Mr.. Cleveland, and VT aI
voicing lheit desire tor his nom'n'
tion."
Recurring to the argument that
cont sting delegation from SyrAcu
woulu look Ia other staff Il ~ thoue
the party WINS te1iously split III Ne
Iork, Mr.. Baldwin said:
"Ae ure all good democrats. '
will vote tor any good man The CO
vtution cllotses. II 1t dots not cboc
to give us Mr.. Cleveland, well al
good. We will not bolt"
"Unless Mr.. Hill Is nominate d
suggested thu reporter.
"Of COURSE" sssented the bank
"But he will have no voice In the &C
s venticn. New jersey settled thai y
.erday. | believe the matter is 2rac
cally settled, and that nothing stat
iu thu WAY of Mr.. Cleveland's uontti
tion.h
NEVADA DEMOCRATS MAY BOLT,
WINNfMuct'A, Nev., May 27.--'I
Democratic state convention tnet Ii
yesterday. The pIa1form declur y
purt:
"Th+ democratic r:rty OF New
declare. its unulterable devotion to
metuIiem aud the free ana untlmi
coinage of silver.
awe, the rccr dlttd representa-
of the democracy of n vnda, denou
the decentralization act IF 1878, aud
raign jta authors and maintain
their eide,s and abelters In Eut
and America, rs enemies ot the pu
wenI, Gr-Workers in crime ct leEi
tiun for favored clas.es to the III
nent Of the toiling mas~ts, t',ere1
be It
Resolved, That our delegates tn
democratic national convention
hereby instructed to use all honor
means to secure the adoption of a p
In the national platform deoarin
favor of free coinage Of silver at