New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

threw among them.
GOVERNOR BOIES'S BOOM.
IOWA VISITORS BUSY ADVANCING THE IN
TERrsTs OF THEIR CANDIDATE.
Ch,cnro June 10 SpccaD.-The candidacy OF "oN
crnor Boips IS exciting much enthusiasm nud 'he Wis
uor ,,om ths Uaykcye STATE nre doing ull they can
10 keep their leader as possible to the lto'
Ills followers earnest and active worhers aiu "
ndlsposcd 10 have him looked upon as incie plu"c
for the second place on the Mckct Inc DocS hV"u
ouartrrs at the Pumer IIUIse are conspicuous anu
his face looI;s out In photographic form from every
available point plan OF organization has beeu
manned ont and assignments Will be made OF truslcu
mon 10 work among the several delegations ihS
branch OF tho business Is Under the charge oi q ci
mittec Of five men. to whom reports VIII oe n'uo'
II viii je claimed In Governor B0iess benIl tl' no
will lie especially strong In the Western ana Nor'h-
western States that as native OF New-iorh' "he.o
he lived during forty gears to tho period OF mldee
nrc he is wsllinformed respecting Eastern views Vi
public questions that he would not favor any rohco'
measures calculated 70 disturb business that nc Is
conservative on the silver question: that he Is COLI
sistcn tariff rcformcr: that owing TO his attudc Oh
tho prohibition question he would be strong ahoe
the German population everywhere that TIC LOOK
strong grounds against tho Election bill. ana hence
would be popular III tho SOUTH and that his noinina-
ton would bc acceptable 10 the agricultural commuhi-
flies OF the country and the influence OF the Farmers
Alliance marty would be minmizcd II he should become
the Democratic leader.
1t Is said that about 1000 lownns VIII
visit Chicago during the convention period, Win
special reference 10 the promotion OF the cause OF
Governor BoIcs a tralnlOnd arrived THIS morning.
The exterior Of each car was decorated on one was
the inscrIpton 1Govemor Bocs. our cnndldatc' on
another the words "Iown's inspration' and on the
I'd - NOV ynrlfs caiva.iOn There is dcirth OF
an accompaniment Of music and shouting wherever
crowd OF Boes assembled together. one
OF the Iowa delegates ventures an exposition OF
strength In the practical shape Of figures This Is
what he says "Wc have promises In black and white
from Nebraska Arkansas, South Dakota and Texas.
which, With the Iowa vote Will givo Mr. Bocs seventy
Eve or eighty votes the first bnllot We have
further Cromiscs also In black and white, which VIII
increase his vote on the second ballot TO between 100
and i7s. some of the people best posted on the sit
nation have said that II Mr. Cleveland docs not secure
the nomination 90 the lr.t second ballot. he l.
bouud Ia f entirely. Al our strength VIII come from
Mr. Clevc!aud's ranks md when show our strength
on tho second ballot and have fully satisfied the dele
gates generally of The strength and power OF our can
dldatc believe thar shall get enough other votes
Oh the Third lalht TO give him the first place"
Il I, al-o .aid mat some concessions
20 Governor BOcs lave been made among delegates
supposed to have been pledged Ia llill. y. W. Ne
rvor president Of the Iowa state League OF Demo
cratic Clubs said " II 81 necessary only Ia Sc
euro % majority OF the votes for nomination the CON
test wU1ld be settled on the frst ballot. There arc a
number OF delegates pledged and Instructed TO vote
a., Mr. Cleveland Who aro OF the opinion now that his
nomination would be ilad,lsed. After having voted
FOR him on the FIRST ballot Cay viii have fulfilled theif
obligations aud viii be free TO look for moro avail
able man. After the first ballot Clcvelinds FORCES
win dlsintegrao Mr. Doie5 VIII lave on the first
IL. ns,-a nd
hi. strength viii be much greater than that lie VIII
gnIn steadily and viii be nominated. Next 10 Mr
cleveland hc IS the most formidable candidate that has
b.n considered Al TIE polls Cleveland would be
weak II Is possible that BE- would carry Wisconsin,
but he would lose Hcv York, and what shall II profit
a candidate to gain Wisconsin and lose the Empc
.Satsl Mr. Boics could carry New York and We think
In, could also cary several Of the Northwestern states
H. connection with the BoleS boom. tie opinion 81
IN Iowa Republican of prominence Will be read with
Interest, Charles ". Mullan, Of Waterloo. Iowa. the
home II Governor Bolcs. Is ia Chicago ii" Is the
Iowa member OF the committee appointed by the Mime
apols Convention TO inform PISsld'.t uarrI"n od -,
meet his fellow members Of the committee there IhS
Ny Judgment Is tha, Iyurrison VIII undoubt"dly
carry Ipwu against any nonlnec OF 'ie pen"orI t
h,-.I SOLELY on local issue, which will not enter into
the National campaign. There i, however, no doubt
thu, Poles is stronger In Iowa than any other Prson
the Democrats nominate. but on NATIONAL Issues
you eau safely put Iowa down keplbucah STATE
.ey This for tbe reason Tint know that there are
| many Rcr1iblcnns who voted for him for Governor
last fall solely On account Of his position on me pro
| ribi.ion who now ont ana Out IL pup
ncans on National issues In Waterloo Governor Bocss
| hon,c. / personally know Of large n"nber Of Re
pulucans who voted for him for Governor on the
prohibition Issue who have now oppressed them
,civcs for Tho Republican nominee and hive said that
they will support Harrison even In case Bocs receives
| the Democratic nomination. When Governor Roles
wus elected the last time rs Governor his plurality
| was nothing Ike 1000 II will rrquin, only IN av
crnge change Of about four votes In each precinct to
overcome this and II Is safe tn say that there arc
| many more than this number Of Republicans on an
average In the different voting precincts who VIII m
turn TO their party allegiance In the Presidential cam
paign. OF course, the uncertain quantity In tins cal
culation Is the number of votes that might br given
him through local pride In case ~ his nomination
but believe that this fall party lines and issues VIII
| les pretty closely drawn and the Iowa people nrc
stu Republican every Issue In the National Re
| publican platform | do not think that the Governor
| can hope for much from complimentary and vest
| purkrfi yOes.n