The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-21
Mr.. LOwERYOFMINNEApOLI
DTsTURBED M REPUBLICAN DoUBTs
As TO HIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

He Says tho Democrats Have Started the
stories that the Flour CITY CSnaot Shell
ter the Delegates 10 the Republican Ma.
tionsi Convention In June.
Tom Lowery, who carries Minneapolis
around In his waistcoat pocket, and whose
mellinuous blarney induced tho Republican
National Committee to select tho Flour City OF
the Northwest as the spot for the next
National Convention. came to town last
night. He usually goes to tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel. and he is accustomed
to walk in with hohd erect like a
Grcnadior. Ho' is 0 feet 4 inches in his
stockings. He didn't appear 80 tall last night
He sidlcd into tho corridor and up to tho
clerks desk with demeanor calculated to
dispel tho notion that he owned all the surface
roads. telephones. and subcelars OF Minne-
apolis.
He looked like man full OF explanations.
In fact. To had heard the rumblngs OF dis
content among New York State Republicans
over the prospect Of hotel accommodations at
tho Convention on Juno z. Far out on the
Manitoba border he had heard that Ropubli-
cans OF tho Empire State had spoken OF him ns
mucilaginous son OF tinker. who had taken
In the National Committee.
According to Mr. Iowery. when he appeared
before tho committee in Washington. Minne-
ventions on the same day and you wouldn't
know they were in town. The hotels. accord
ing to the flowing orntory OF the Northwest,
city could he dropped into the great, hotel Of
MlnnSea1pGis IKE pebble IN P o th book
ininsntia comm i s sasped With AMAZE 1
Spo's Mr. LoTery GleeillEy, hurrsd +o on to 70
his home in tho land OF the setting sun.
From TINT dny,to this the wires have been
lot by Nov s ss
sS1ng and tSs eS ees GEN the c Nk
tional committee Who u Voted for Nllnnenpolis
have themselves kept the wires singing. ask
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stalled up p to tho 0 cI ss issk last psh just
IGNITION H ,e'' saom yerH oo aE 1t them
Gn so ,hsT Tin es an!st q I III
s ar begging for Hnyhns eyYn wnd"w
siycs attention in tho future.
nat sSs stofiss That MansapoIis sSaiins ae:
thbwSSh Dwight lawrycnce. no felt Ind got all
He couldn't tell. though. how it .camo
about tint New York State Republicans
were dissatisfied unless the Democrats had
stirred thenlun, After Mr.. Lowery had henped
the blame for tho adverse comments on tho
Democrats ho was told Of the experience of J.
d. Richardson. tho National Democratic Com.
nittecman from Iowa.
~, own newspaper, in Des Moines," said
Mr. Richardson in telling the story. and l
certainly had to have accommodations at Min
neapoliS for my representatives. | received n
curt not putting mo Off My business manager
then wrote that /. as member Of the a:ional
Democratic Committee. would have n vote rs
to where our Convention would go. Minncap-
oils is in the market for that also In lust
twelve hours after that letter was received in
Minneapolis received word that could have
II whole floor"
But Mr.. Lowery. oven after hearing this
story. wouldn't change his opinion that tho
leans and hold out 10 them .% that they stdoa
good show Of sleeping on clothes lines AMI
fence ratings during Convention week. From
top. to bottom. Republicans Of the Empire
State view the prospectHith anxiety.