New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
c1FvETaNp,s CANDIDACY ENOUGH.

,,,esorn1ANS LOOK UPON 1T As sETTL \" lh1
QUESTION OF EFFICIENCY
c,,,..o 1,ro 10 fspeciaD-A Youthful looking Nun
- nomn,cx,on with mustache az the Only
Indication OF manhood attained, Is often see" '.
,bont The corridors Of the Grand f;eihc' ' -
Governor d. II. Francis. OF Missouri. TIC - 30
delegate but Is counted among uie hoS' 80 -
Cleveland missionaries. when the eA, ,e Sa =. r,,.
q Going around the crclc' in the fall OF 1881 nv wa
o., o,,,sI. IN st. Louis the guest OF MI Fr1'h's, u'
,,or ~ the city, Since that time the Po"u'"'
oJcndeb,o already existing between the t"o me' ~
a.vsloped into n strong personal one Inc "o'e ~,
q q man OF uhdoubted ability, setmane ii'"'' "
no,a his wny through college by selling he"ep"f :.
I, The short time Of ten years. beginning NJ ."e 80
a tho ladder ms the clerk OF hrm OH .'e S' ".,
Mercbants, Exchange he made his way TO the p'esl,
.ano,. q, the Poord Of Trade. Before he was ior"
10 b,d scrvcd his city as Mayor and his et''o a'
Csovornor II is not impossible THAT he may "''u IL
tne United States Senate before long
ctubths OF the people Of Missouri snid "oV-
or,or Francis--n yes, l could safety say h'''.""
tccuths OF the people Of Missouri OF our own parry w
for Grover Cleveland, and for nopohy eise a., WI
nc no &c IN sight This fact IL so thoroughly Aio"h
o., ,h doIcc,tcs that Il binds them better tllah any
rocortons could do You will find the represents"
flves NJ our state solid Tor the cX-fTesldcnt u, '
end 1t Is said TINT perhaps half dozen out vi Jul
thirty four have other personal preferences ou'
nm satisfied that they will not vote thefh'
"Can Ncw.York make any inroads upon 'ne Wv
,ond column I'm Missouri I" the Governor was ash''''
AZ am NOT n delegate, but should say not The
Oomocr,ts Of Missouri have the utmost confidence IN
Mr. CIeyelJnd's cousummate address as q poiitica''
=, ,,,,, nc n his loyal and earnest Democracy Ihcy
rnov that any ono who has had experience WIN
Cleveland IS beyond peradventure mat ne "o'u
not permit his name to go before THIS convention "
lead us to defeat. For one put my trust In MN
becau,c nm certain that IL lie could not carry Ne"
York he would be the first himself TO withdraw Ills
name from the convention. Mr.. Cleveahds atuohue
saws 70 tho Democracy Of the United states as plainly
&c tbouoh he mt Il In words Il can lead the party
IN victory IN November His candidacy Is Itself a
ncrsopn, pledge Of his private belief, and we In MIS-
souri toke II as sufficient guarantee OF the OK
pedicncy Of nominating him. That question selu'u.
no other doubt remains He IS for every reason VI
leadership OF character Of Democratic faith our can
dIdatn lie represents what IS best ana ruest III
Democracy and lie las earned the confidence OF tn'
people as no other man has earned II. All 'ha'
| urged against him Is expeency-the practical vote
getting difficulties In Ncwfork on account OF to uii
fortunate local fight In that state.
"As have sall and say again, all that we II
Missouri ask Is Clovel1nd's own Judgment on th'
problem. His continued candidacy Is all the ahs"e.
We require. As long Cleveland Is In sleht 1t VII
be difficult 10 persuade any MsSourian TO Leave MN
Ne fccl kindly 70 every candidate named senate
German has warm friend, in our state 50 has IovcrhV
B0i,e has Palmer; so, to a surprising oeslru .
the who do not kn0T ANYWAY s !" has russell
Imt all Of these out Of the question Missouri
ha, come to CHICAGO to help nominate oieVchiu '"'
| that Is what We arc going to 10" . H..
The Governor put lnughnsly aside the snggeT ,io
| That his name has been mentioned for the VICE
@WIl Missouri ask for any special plank In th
no. think not We are satisfied with Democracy
| az IL stands