New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
BEATEN WARRIORS RETURN.
TA,ls1ANy sIIoUTERs IN A SORRY PLIGHT.
THEY CONE BACK FULL OF DISGUST WITH

ronr veors AGO the returning delegates from the
rcmocIatic National Convention were receiver WIN
great pohhp aud ceremony They were met AZ .ne
railway stations with bands and banners anu u'0
heelers7 Of each district organization ved Win inc
rest In making the biggest kind of demonstration
IN honor OF Their triumphant return. There WAS
cheering and waving Of bandanas galore. ana inc wei
come extended was worthy OF that usually ACCORDED
to conquering heroes. Bat the batlc-carred ""''o''
from the field Of Chicago met no such Greeuhg'
TuSns which arrived from the West during fr'oa.
night and yesterday morning dumped into the "raha
central and Jersey City stations detachments OF
detected eary-looking travelsained. nsed-np hui-
y,dual, homeward bound from Cmcaeo. host Vi
these returning Travellers were the deicsacs anu
shouters OF Tammany Hail. who went out 10 'ns
Democratic National Convention to nominate D'N"
b. Hill for President. They had gone week oeiore,
an of hope and determination to conquer hiraSea
IN fine apparel and proudly haunting ue cOlois u
rommany and their favorite candidat" 1ney came
back bedraggled and despred, th9r nh'N ''u''
soiled and saturated with the dIenchhg O'"'"so "'
their banners and badges cat away anu !" 'u
a generally discouraged state as 70 Do onec'S Va W
assn among their fortunate brethren VINO ih'u ''
a, home Few Of them bad been accustomed ~ -
, ,otor nc tbev had involuntanly absorbed IN
tho Windy Csty and taken with the uticr dcmoliuoh
Of their po3 teal hopes, the effect was bad lot ''
constitutions. -,
yorc Of the travellers were disposed to say much
ohor the "politlcs" which they had been through
nut they united In curing Chicago chicago "en'''
rIe rnpacity OF Chicago hotelkcepefs' -,
cts rnmsclcrs barber, boot5acSs and FAX r oil III
sorth and an occasional rcproachful eNpIctiVe was
bca,d when Governor Voorhees, or Nalt''N'" VI
Gray and his Indiana contingent were mehuoheu
I'VE have not only been wore defeated bu' WIZ.
g,cccd than any delegation that oNcr "e'
NJ This town on a political Grand WIS ln" ''
heard on every side. n the discouraged "'e"","''
IN he
Of abode "Thosc Western bandits ccaheo Us ou' III
every sense OF the word
1--WE found no enthusiasm for Cleveland Oh our way
here" said LIST District WARRIOR 'rylns 10 run SUI
ch,coco mud from his trousers Al Pttsbnrc Tor III
stance instead OF cheers for the Ticket 'he eroWu ~
tho station bawled why didn't you give Us i'll"
Alderman Mend Of the IXth District, was the picture
, 1lec,.t .wbot COLD Won expect rs 10 do lie
asked lin a town that charged 20 cents ior Eli VI
buttcmilk!' ,,, taco
some Of the leaders tried to put on checriu' i''
when they were asked about the convention anu ''''
nominations but there was no heart IN '"o'' W
nres,onS General Daniel F.. sckles plainly dec"'eu
that Cleveland could not win at the pplis' MS ho'
nation by the mob Chicago would be IFpuda'co ""c
.ul,nItted to the calm judgment Of the people
III | had had my way pursued the manned her"
= Ce,tvsburc the New York delegation would nave
left the convention IN body. cane away oei'''
tho candidate for VcePieslcdnt was placed In NOM
mai | intend maintaining ny own 90 - 49,
any event" A.,
,o,o,-,l sIckIes said that he did not know MT
s,.ven.on and had never heard Of him un'il ne was
s,,ken of n a possible candidate. "lhe man. TIC
aid Upon whom may dcVO!vc tho great once o'
cicf Magistrate in case OF tn Presidents death or III
capacity shond De- Of National repuic ana Of "-
.x,.,,,coce md thorough familiarity with public nj
fairs Mr. stevenson In my opinion falls very lar sor'
Of these requlrcmeni,' Bu the General had no sym
A. defeated Governor GsiN, OF
I,diano .Gu,ys state" the General said, was Tor
NH and New Workers had been led 10 beHev" tha'
lndiana's vote would 20 for him I'M '"Ve'a"e
managers manipulated the Indiana men 10 ther hhiis
With a result disastrous TO 'i'y AZ IL WIZ I" "''
The consequence was that the Indanians ma come
,rov -. soured and disappointed A. the Newi oracis
who were for Hill Gray wanted the Vic, Presidency
20 bndlv tina, h. wanted % 60 on the ticket Win I
and sent an envoy here at the Time the -'e"- io'"
delegation met at the Hoffman House ana uhah'h'ou>N
agreed 10 support Hill the end to see II hc VIA ~
solid with the seventy two delegates a. was repre-
scitcd Mr.. Gays /, the case oil inc uh'i'"S P''""
Sho fell between two stools.
"The soldier vote OF this state defeated Cleveland
four wears ago. said the General and 1t VIII 90 IL AGAIN.
As said at the Convention the men who rShed thcr
lives through the will never give him the clah'"
Of writing any more pension vctoc'
Commissioner Gilroy was Of the few returned
delegates who Affected great enthusiasm. lie pre-
,,,a majority Of 10000 for Cleveland In the
state bu, hi, conversion was looAcd upon rs Of too
sudden a kind to be lasting
Rcd,ter Fitzgerald said that Tamin1ny wouh sup
mort the ticket earnestly. but he could not Dc Dc6uu
into making such Wild predictions a. Mr. "iif"y Chose
TO give out Mayor Grant was not disposed I" say
much about the ticket, although TIC pic""u'u ~ '""
that il could be elected.
Amos j. Cummings, Asscmblynan John 'ohhehS
and senator Punlatt pgofessod loyalty to Cleveland
and talked about the possibility Of his Winning bu'
20 experienced n politician "A, Police justice Johh D.
RYAN said that he expected only dcIcat'
"Grovcr Cleveland" he said, "can never get the
full vote Of the Democrats la Ncw-lorK '!'!' IAN
many may do her best for him. a. she undoubtedly
will but .hc cannot give him the whole vote Thor
e =, t.clin, against him which cannot be overcome
with All the work put into the cahNaas'
| know what the sentiment Of my district j. Il"
well as any man living, and know II contains DEMO
Gratis who Will never vote for Cleveland under any
circumstances. am told by men Of other dls'r'e
that the same aversion prevail, all over the CITY
This is 10 new opinion. was aware oi
this Interchangeable anu Cleveland sentiment before
won. IN Chicago II Is easy for the leaders to say
.Vc turn in now and elect the Ticket but there are
Democratic voters In every district whom they cannot
reach when 1t Genes to inducing them to support
Cleveland"
Justice RYAN voiced the sentiments Of scores OF
others of both high and low degree VINO dd ho' 'hliA
IL prudent TO speak so blnntly
District Attorney Nicoll, was asked II Iammahy
would support Cleveland Ia the coming campaign
"CIevcland will get the hearty support Of Tam
MANY" said Mr. Nicoll, there are great many IIrn
I'm Tammany Hall with whom Cleveland was the hrs
choice in the convention. Tnmmany Will support
him noxt Novembcr II his election depends upon
Tammany, he will be elected. think that Cleve.
lands majority In this city Will be the largest
received is great many years, and should not De
snrprised II IL ran a; high as 10000"
The ElDoklyn Democrats who reached home carly
yc--cr,ay morning from Chicago were In sccluslon
nost of the day yesterday seeking rrupention from
H.. Western city only a fc,g Of them found admio
sion 10 the Convention Hall and they were Disguised
| with It, go 49, A., r,
third Ward who to Jersey City 10 greet the party
on their return Friday night attempted 10 p1rnde with
| ont A permit and were arrested By the Jersey City
notice but Mayor Wanser gave them permit and they
| were set free.