Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-16
THE GREAT UNTERKIFIED.
Splits ana Talks OF Splits-The Rush
to -Wigwam Echoes.

CHICAGO, June l6.--Headqusrters for
| two of the candidates for the Democratic
presidential nomination. Cleveland and
Boies, we're opened in Chicago yesterday.
The Cleveland headquarters are in parlor
1873, Grand Pacific, and were at once the
scene of marked activity. Gen. John L.
Tracey, of New York, with his coat of
and sleeves rolled up, was handling dis
patches received from the New York anti
snappers.
Tomorrow E. B. Whitney. E. Ellery
Anderson, Robert Grier Monroe, ex-
Mayor William r. Grace aud James Z.
| Archibald will come in as an advance
guard from New York. Mr.. Archibald
is a we'll known labor leader, and will, it
Is said, bring some strong Endorsements OF
Cleveland from the labor men in New
York.
At the Boies headquarters at the Palmer
House, a conspicuous figure was L. NJ.
Martin, delegate at large from Iowa.
"We expect Governor Boies will have
70 or 100 votes on the first ballot" said
Mr.. Martin.
morning paper has the following dis
patch from Washington: The majority
OF the people in Washington expect the
nomination of the ex.president. One Of
Mr.. Cleveland's most enthusiastic ad-
herents is Senator Palmer, who does not
hesitate to give utterance to his views.
81 believe that Mr.. Cleveland will he
nominated at Chicago. There is no qnes
ton of this in my opinion"
Indianapolis, Ind.-Democrats who
claim to know, say there will be split
IN the Indiana delegation to Chicago. 1t
appears that the Cleveland. Gray COM
promise proposed several days ago is not
satisfactory to all the leaders OF both
factions, and 1t looks now as II the dele.
gates will go to Chicago without an
understanding as to what they should do
as body.
New York. The man to present Cleve-
lands name has been selected. He Is
Congressman William G. P. Brecken-
ridge, of Kentucky, who is also to be the
orator at the Worlds fair. One OF the
New Jersey delegates will be the first
seconder.
The World prints replies from the dele
gates to the convention at Syracuse as to
whether they would support the Chicago
nominee, whoever he may be. Most OF
them say they will work for the nominee.
Cleveland is their choice, but only few
would cut Hill if he were nominated.
The members of the anti-Hill state Gem
mittee say their title il an anti-election
one, and they will remain loyal to the
candidate whoever he may be.
Wilmington, Del.-Ex-Secretary Bay
ard, it now seems assured, will present
the name of United States Senator Gray,
Of this state, as candidate for the presi-
dental nomination. Mr.. Bayard is an
ardent Cleveland man, but be fears that
his old cheftain may not be able to get
the nomination, and if he does may be
beaten.
Columbus, Ohio.-The Democratic state
convention yesterday selected Calvin S.
Brice, James +. Campbell and L. I. Neal
as delegates at large to the Chicago con-
vention. There was lively row over the
silver plank. AS adopted this feature of
tho platform reads: THE Democratic
party has always favored the use OF both
gold and silver as money and restored to
the people the silver dollars OF our fathers
which Republican party demonetized in
1878. at denounces the Sherman act Of
lOUO 10 ldloC oha
in practice and believing that both gold
and silver should circulate as money with
parity maintained and with equal rights
and equal value, we submit to the wis
dom Of the Democratic party about to as.
semble in national convention to declare
the method by which that end may be
reached"
San Francisco. THE delegates from
California to the Democratic convention
left for Chicago yesterday. The delega.
ton is divided as between Cleveland and
Hill, and Delegate Barry, Of San Fran
cisco, charges Delegate at Large Foot and
Delegate Moffit, with plotting against
Cleveland, and conspiring to break the
unit rule adopted by the convention.
Foot is said to have vowed to have per-
sonal satisfaction. There is also report
that an attempt will be made en- route to
expel Alternate Louis A. Metzger, who
will take the seat Of Delegate at Large
Coleman. Delegate Taylor, strong
Cleveland man, ut the last moment re.
fused to 90 because Of the election Of
Butler, a doubtful Cleveland man, as
chairman of the delegation. The follow
ing telegram was received from him yes
terday: II am anti-snap in New York
and IN California too; nor am | willing
to be kindergarten supernumerary.
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