New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
NEW YORK IN TIE FIGHT.
THE rANuANY BRAVES REACH CHICAGO.
rx.srcprr,RY wHITSEY's TIRELEss ACTIVITY
NOR CLrvFLAxD-HE orPp.Es CONTEST
nv THE SYRACUSE DELEGAr:ON-A RU-
MORED BARGAIN WITH CROKER
rny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBUSEl

Chicago. June io.-One thousand Tammah'
Hail hr,v,s came into Chicago from the East today
an, -,isea 81 warcrv for David B. lil Ihere WIS
an answering cry from about 800 Cleveland men lro''
New York state who arrived here TINS h'eF'"''.
Frraucnt collisions between these b'dics oi NiN'i''
and mn "hcecrsT followed In m" om''~ oi ''' D'S
hotels ard IN tho rooms II various STATE "e'-""'''
which they Invaded. Meanwhile the lending 'ieV'-
land and Ul men were pushing the canvaSses OF tAcr
cpndilatos from their several hotels. ihr 'eNei'ni
lc,d.rs held , most democratic reception and ta'A III
hcir b.aIquartcr, upon the parlor hoor ot u" ho"'
over the door Of the headquarters rooms there oaA'
an ,--h Of lncande,ccnt electric eht' conainlnS the
word Cleveland also in electric lights
Within the big rooms the visitor found SEVERN VI
tho former members Of I: President Cl'vcmn"' '"u'"''
,rc,c,,,,ng all com,r, Conspicuous among them stood
william G. whitney cx S>rrtaIy of the Navy, wearing
= stylish straw hat. polka dot four Inland h'.Mc'
l,h, coor,d tr,u-.r, and n dark coat and waist"'it'
Mr. whitney l.amcd bencvo,cutly through his eve
glasses upon all delegates and po'iii'"h, i"'i "'''
States than New York who called np'l MN. !" "'
labor ~ welcoming ard comforting with visitors lie WIS
aided by Don VI. Dickinson, Of N''hlIn' 'A H''-''''N
If ,bc Interior and scna'o~ Villas. Of Wisconsin, 'N'
Postmaster, icrreral. Another member oi IN" 'l""''
Charic, : Fairchld Of New York. eN secretary "i Tue
r,,.rry has been 80 con,plruoG.N identified with ihe
v.v cnnvcnticn movement In Nrw-Norh thnt " "''
an,n,eI prudent to lav" HIM remain III tue p'''''o
bc,dounrtcr, I'm The Grand fncihc Hotel 'l'r P'""
mont democrat from New York VII" 'hh' a,H''''
Mr. Whitney were Tiidcc u. Caiy lcIrlcN, "' Ni'"N'
and E,hcrt A. Maxwell, of Batavia. formerly -upcrih
,.ndent of tho Insurance Department iI"mh""' 1--we
land delegates OF other states were r'anrnHy III ''
,,,,,,i,n with Mr. whitney IN his room. Mr NhNhcN,
f., fact WIS recognized tn leader ot the C'V'''"n
movement largo number ~ whippers IN "c'' en-
,lov.l bringing u him doubtful delegates o' o'hef
states. ,,v
4, ,ho c,ovn of the day. judge lcrrck SAID W :
hov hold our lines well all day. The lill men nave
',a,,',od IN br.ok into them In Pcnnsy lvanIa by
urging putt!son TO become Candidate p"' iiar'iN
- ,,o, tb.v hoye accomplished nothing. 30 also
t., Ohio. they couldn't persuade Campbell To enter 'ho
field against us H consider Il out ot inc ru'"'
Tho most dangerous men opposed Ia ns ARE "ori'h"
and Norrison and don't think we'rc IN mn'h dansrr
f-,u Norison The Illinois delegation certainly VIII
~, for Mr. Cleveland. The Job OF nominating GIVE
,o,d an,.ars TO DO such mn easy one that Oegih Va
fear some trick. Remember H''o NV ~ " 49,
nominating Mr.. Cleveland
:. vho, will Won Cleveland men do with the syrI
cuse cont.stng delegation from New-lorRf
81 nm in favor Of their going bef the Committee
~ contested Seats but not OF their pushing tnci
claims also think that they Shohu Dc gwen Se"''
vpon the floor Of the conveniion.
Mr. whitney ,pposcs any contest by the Svr"c"Se
..,ao.,o, fearing that Mr.. Cleveands prospects OF
,n.t,on mov he dmmed BY such n contest lie
,o th,u,s that the Hi men will try TO prove thh'
there Is great bitterness CT feeling In Newfork ana
thot II would be unsafe to nominate Mr. Cleveland.
If /, probable that Mr.. whitneys Views VIII prcv"li
and mat tb. syracuse delegation VIII not make con
test. The delegation VIII hold meeting Tomorrow
10 decide upon ts policy before uie eonVrnnon' rue
,,r- N,w York delegation held meeting in their
h.dnrartcrs at the Auditorium Hotel this afternoon
ar1 also this evening. General Daniel Il. sickles
presided. All tho chief delegates were present-"ov-
amor Flower General Socum. LieutenantGovernor
eho.han Richard Croker and Edward Murphy. IT. All
~ the seventy-two delegates but william l. Dewitt
~, n,ookIyn. were present. II was reported that Mr.
We, w.s busy IN Washington preparing speech
.n,,,nr David T. InII for President ana that Mr..
nm was diving him his valuable assistance
Reports we're received from ten committees. sent out
Yesterday TO make speeches for Ilin before various
state delegations aud to learn The atutu0s
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