Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
CONFERENCES WITH CLEVELAND.
80, and Croker Have Important Inter
views. But say Nothing.

views, But say Nothing.
~ yogK September SO.-The princi-
., ..,f.-.nces with Mr.. Cleveland during
}. b. were those Of the National Cam
- Committee and the State Committee
's,t. State Of New York and delegations
D.r ,be states Of Iowa and Kansas. These
-. nor merely calls Of ceremony, but po-
.,...i conferences important To those en-
80 IN .bcm and TO the entire country.
-. f-.t Of these consultations with the
....,ls,tis! nominee was that of the
r~aui.c National Campaign Commit
=. which WAS represented by Messrs.
u,,-ty Dickinson. German, Sheehan,
ne. Whitney, Smalley, and Quincy.
,r,ts members Of the committee were
,....at with the exception of Senator
r.,..m who Is campaigning in North
r-..,r,. and Congressman Cable, OF ILL
~. s,i Mr. Wall, OF Wisconsin, VINO are
T.. v,fh Nh. management of the affairs
= I'm. Western bureau. The campaign
-~-.,ieemeu we're accompanied by eX-
r..j states Senator James Is. Eustis, OF
olsala.
MN YORK STATE Committeeman.
Tr.,.u~1lta:lOn, which lasted for about
a.. b.lrs was followed by a conference
Ell file members of the State Committee
,t,s. STATE of New York. At TINS there
v.-- nre..ut on behalf of the State organi-
-,s.a ,t. following State committeeman
C.e. Baraum. Charles Nj. Preston,
Nr.l j. nlien. Edward Murphy, Jr.,
In.. n Manning. James Ialmadge,
IrI H.. Griffin, Charles Durston, John
T..,ssD. Alexander G. Eustace, Patrick
Money. joan ~. Wiley, Augustus Schell,
EeaMi Croker. aud W. Bourke Cochran.
I0wANs AND KAHsANs.
The Iowa delegation. which consulted
vi the presidential nominee, was COM
rI.s4o' Charles ID. Fullen, chairman OF
M state Committee; n. w. Mclves, chair
r,eot the State League of Democratic
lg... Henry Stivers. editor of the Des
None, La1r. and Colonel ). HI. Mallory.
Ty7y..it was followed by that of Gen
e.. Charles ". Blair, national committee,
lalfr tie State OF Kansas, and Colonel
NC Jones, chairman OF the Kansas state
Committee. who also conferred for some
the with Mn. Cleveland.
N8,,e-, pertaining TO the State cam
u.c. were discussed. chief among which
~. iar proposed third ticket TO be placed
rtL,teI bv New York city and county
NmuMt,. Pressure was brought 10 bear
% N1. Cleveland 20 use his influence In
O.. lli,uauc.ng the movement
MR. WILLIAM R. GRACE.
Nf Grace remained with Mr.. Cleveland
U.ral h0ur TODAY. and after the confer
t.tl,.4Il. II had long talk with him
Oath. political situation throughout the
Cl..r. i.o told me his prospects OF
t.al We're splendid. judging from the
Reports be- had received"
"u1 YOU discuss the question OF an in
crll,u' Democratic city ticket IN TINS
C., with Mr.. Cleveland 7"
no. il not mention it. don't want
ieIAu4s, him.
va. the subject mentioned by MIR.
Cleveland: g.
GENERAL SITUATION ONLY.
'ot l0. We only talked about the gene
u s.uat1n. lou see, il would not bC
tf,t O. ,mrarraes Mr.. Cleveland by ask
l,Nr q. decide purely local question
!ll 600 much interested III the success OF
u Ilu.lai ticket 10 mention this local
1latt. t'm."
Va Chairman Dickinson, of the Ma
NlA Campaign Committee present a
!.t Conference with Dir. Cleveland"
BE Wa there part Of the time"
D.i Be- mention the local situation Z"
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN EXCLUSIVELY.
"Oa, DO. we only talked about the ma
to.s. campaign. ] don't think MIR
'e,.ali oucu, 20 be asked to interior
r4ag way n these local affairs. au
or. -la. not ask him TO-
IoyoU ueheye there will be en- indie
Yemen, local tlcketyn
Can't tell vet, and .hen Mr.. Grac
-'1,d 60 a Broadway Photographic gal
f' o. be- photographed. He said he haC
N'- Intending for some time 10 have
t.v picture made.
2il. CLEyELASD's POSITION.
w. Cleveland said after the confereno
sl' Re could not talk about the local pc
".a. situation.
ltAuui the evening William
"-'l" never lett Mr.. Cloveland's room
-. remained with hlm, materially adm
s.' .l'r'Mnmeut of the callers.
ana 10 the interest which kept Nj
."a' ID constant attendance was tn
80 'Lat me action Of the State Commit
-t- bteu iOreshadowed, and the fac
20. e'.sis IL New York State politics ha
reached = State whose electOral-yot
a. 81 Important TO secure.
., -''L iir evening representatives o
., ''s.'af 'lsie organization and thos
Apaihles are with the leaders u
'Ia'l,r movement called.
c@olIR HAS IMPORTANT NEWS.
cA'.er tls adjournment Of the Stat
S-l i'r, Nh. Richard Croker hurrie
,i 3, 'he Hotel Victoria and immediate
~ 10 Nj. Cleyeland's room. He n
,.. ilere for about half al hour au
l',i Gown stairs 10 leave the hotel. o
~. way down MIR. Croker encountere
d. ~ picknson gong up. He sue
b1 t1irca around and followed Mr.
- a'u'Jn BACK again TO Mr.. Cleveland
G. va BIS second appearance Nj
bs'i vas Questioned regarding the nj
go As hurried visit. Tie replied thu
a., "a l an Important matter TO be give
49, Dul he WISHED first 20 get Mr.. Cley'
VIZ. peiiHisslOn before announcing 4
p,r.'i asked 1t he had received the require
bo,il-,'''on' no replied that he could "a
0tet ABOUT II at present. lie was els
a.. \" y had reference 10 any actio
%, TIE State Committee.
,s-'1tA, MURPHY. sHEKHAs, AND hill.
ta 'eS Slsq Ar. Croker refused either
h.. NJ " deny. After leaving the hotel /
~. Ao>'fs Murphy and Sheehan, aud
~ reported that Senator Hill was also
~ conference.
is,,,'. "a we evening committee OF 81
efsiiI1iuhg the state League OF Dem
N'uDs, saw SIR. Cleveland.
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