The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-17
DEMOCRATS IN CHICAGO.
rur NEW YORK STATE DELEGATION
OPENS IT'S HEADQUARTERS

x..,ruap Murphy, Richard Croker, ana
,,.u,..Gov. sheohan Begiu Work for
um-No Hope for tho Cleveisnd-Grace
rops,pe TO Gain Repre- sentauon In tho
<,,x.,,,on-Rumors That the BIG Wig
ann WA. Unsafe Set mt Rest-Ex.secre-
,.rv Fr,rchiid Joins the Cleveland Boou-
era Mt Their HEADQUARTERS In the Grand
r.e,nc-oniy 1e OF the Thirty Indiana
n.euates win Vote for Cioveiand-The
Role. and Gray boomers In the Field.
cu,c,oo. June 16.-The headuuarters Of the
Now York state delegation In the Auditorium
r.rs thrown open this morning. They are
handsomely decorated. They arc larger than
.nv headquarters In Chicago. There is al
,oodya booming air about them that Is the
ADMIRATION OF the score or more delegates
tom other states now in the field. Tho first
man 10 top into the headquarters this morn
inc wns Edward Murphy. Jr. Chairman OF
Tho delegation. Behind him was Richard
croker tho big chief Of Tammany; Lieut.
Gov Sheehan. Corporation Counsel Clark
NJ New York city. and julius Cesar
Julley. Later In the day camo Charles IL.
Dc Frcest. secretary OF the delegation. Mr..
Iulley is the assistant secretary. MIR. Murphy
brought with him the ironclad resolution OF
tho New York State delegation declaring 1t to
he It's purpose to vote for Senator Hill until he
IA nominated or until his name is withdrawn.
Not single man here now believes that MIR.
Murphy will ever find 1t necessary to withdraw
the name Of Senator Hill With the COM
inr of the New Workers the atmosphere
IL thick with tho name OF Hill and
his prowess The ironcad resolution has
been compared with the buncombo petition
a. 4 TraN
s,,a Thc frst ronrcsents in every line and
pihe' NV No. a. nar,a,ro.. ~,
every letter. the wishes OF INC pemoe,ats o,
n ,rS m as farcical and as representing only.
a a Of Grace and disappointed office seek
. .us snnno,+sI NV tho overwhelming ambition
ers, suppor'e' ny y, s,'o wv ~, "" =, .,'ain
Mr. Murphy. Mr.. Croker. and Mr.. sheehan
,.r ool,od at tho bcadouarters OF the Nm
have ealiea d, .m' nna thsrs 1eorrod that
, nradctins TINT tho National Committee would
not listen to tho wishes oil Cleveland's Mug
wump followers. The claim Of the Cleveland
Grace combine that they should have q
thoroughly understood by tho National Com
mittee. The committee is fully aware of tho
deals OF Grace and his friends with the hepuo-
leans in New York city. made for no other
,,-n,sa tbon "a de,;ver tba citv over into tho
iu'po'e ,'An " uei NJ nne Wv ~ ~ n VIZ
hands OF ex-senator flatt ana the hepub-
Leans. The members OF the committee are
inuv .,ive RI tho fact that Mr. Grace does not
.an, I hro n, .' aisan handa Thoso @
with the situation say that Mr.. Grace and his
f1oveIapd fr;en,,a will have n bearino THAR
"'V ,',, -, . va. 80,
claims VIII De CONSIDERED. out as lor giving
them any representation. in view Of their
rooord A. &c not noaaihIa IN And n Do,nocrat In
t'Io''' " 40 Nv. n0e9,o'o y. nv :"
lhicago to-nighe VINO Will acceoe lor mo-
ment to such proposition. The New York State
do,o,,t,on exnact n hold n mating IN Tho
.e ',,.. 800. 49,, ~ ."o
Auditorium tomorrow night. Little besides
routine business will be done, but 1t will be
demonstrated to every delegate in this CITY
that New lork Is lor Hill. nrst. last. and oil
the tme. and that they will fight for Hill like
tha true Democrats that thew aro
~, ' go go
The town Is beginning TO look more like
Convention town. The delegates and alter
mates are straeenne In and the visitors from
the neighborng States have swe.led the corri-
dors Of the hotels. The friends OF Palmer
Mo,-;.o, 80 O.. ...s - 49,
...I ~, onu oias oi1 s"'ie.eu III h.'ie
not fster in their allegiance IN Iowa's Cover.
nor II ia hai;ovod tSat ~ - n,"s,oxn Mn