New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19


year on Republican STATES. No. German IS not
candidate | have talked with him lately. His SEAT
I'm the Senate Is next 10 mine, and know that ne ms
no Presidential bee buzzng In his bonner. IL nc ma
he would not be here at the head OF his oelesaHon
II his name were 10 b. presented IL wod nc lheret
ing as IL would be the first time since the war that
n Southern State had presented candidate TOT the
PRESIDENCY But then Maryland WINS hardly far
enough soutb 10 give force 10 such an argument IL
was dragged into the War" -,
How about Kentucky, which now presents o%rnsioi
@Carlisle T. one Of the most Intellectual men In the
party but do not regard him rs fTesloenusi
possibility Kentucky Is still as mnch-of southern
state as Mississippi. Why in some parts OF the S's,e
they don't know that the war is over You VIII
notice thu, in states where the Bged fiercest
they accepted the situation. II Is In states where inc
scourge was hardly felt that the old feeling fingers
longest But hope Carlisles name will be pre-
sented. 1t Is an honor the state owes him.
HOPES 1T WILL BE GRAY.
81 hope Gray will be the choice Of The convention
He wonh be a safe nominee And You mnst pear III
mind that the Republican ticket is by no means the
weakest they could have put up Harrison Is not
man who makes warm personal friends. but
he Is strong party man and he
will have the whole strength OF ms
party. lie Is neither better worse than his parry
he represents It thoroughly. For that reason II woud
be folly to nominate Cleveland. whose Strength IS III
this year. And say this not from any personal
leeing-no man should allow considerations Of this
character TO influence him in matter OF this Kind
but 1 say II from deep conviction that 'ie'eiahu
cannot be elected. Personally i admire Mr.. Cie'e-
land great deal. and II | were snre that lie cou'u
carry New-lork l would be for him. but am IA
raised By fears see no chance for I'LL. and IL
Cleveland is not nominated the first or second Dai-
lot do not think he can win at all. and they VIII
have 10 come to the West for man. That Is where
Gray and the other candidates who Will probably DC
named before the convention will find their oppor-
tuny.7
"Do you think the Indiana delegation can be
brought stand soldly for Gray II II Is oecioco "
present his name ~
81 have spoken TO none OF the other delegates, but
I understand that quite a number Of them are IN
clined to Cleveland. | do not think there Is any
dissension IN the delegation. and at conference wmch
wc shall hold | have no doubt we shall be abe "
cone 10 an amicable understanding. The Delegates
will decide then whether not the name oil ME- trey
will be presented II they all Interpret the resol
ton OF the state Convention Us do his name VIII
be presented, and shah have. believe. according
10 the present plans the pleasure OF presenting IT,
lie. ADMaREs MORRISON.
Regarding other candidates. Senator voorhees, con-
timing said Illinois has some good Presidential
timber left yet. have great admiration for William
r. Morrison but Of course do not know how much
good allaround record. lie carries Mexican lead and
Load from Fort Donelson around with him. His
ability has never been questioned, aud he L. all right
on the tariff and other important questions. 90
not know how much ambition Mr.. Morrison has, but
regard him a strong man. j also nke ms man
Bolcs, Of Iowa He IS a man Of thought but
do not believe Iowa can be carried on Nauohai
issue By any Democratic candidate. We might ~ well
understand that we cannot depend OH other etntes
than those In the Old line u pa'to "nio" ""''
already named"
Asked as to his views regarding the chances OF
the delegation sent by the Syracuse convention for re-
ceivlng recognition senator voorhees, said u nope
they Will bring their case before the convention The
February convention was perfectly regular ana IL
is impossible that the Others should be admitted
But one result Of the contest would b. that The
feeling between the I'M and Cleveland forces III New
York would be shown So c0nspcuousiy That Tue re-,
OF the delegates. as sensible men, wonia Gc oons'd
speaking OF Mr. Coudert and e Ellery Anderson
senator voorhees, referred them sarcascaly US men
" who vote the Democratic uchct-sofnc''mes'
JEALOUS FOR GOVERNOR GRAY
The sentiment OF the Indiana delegation regarding
the availability Of candidates. IN view OF the split IN
New.York. is voiced by Charles l.. Jewett. OF New
A,bany. Ind, who said Governor Gray Is cand
date for President lie will receive the vote VI
majority Of the Indiana delegation aud We hope that
the entire vote Of the state will be cast for him on he
first ballot II l. certainly not asking too nieh %
the Indiana delegates a. csht uleir vote Tor IN.
ind,ons nan. The candidacy OF Governor Gray Is not
prompted by any feeling either Of hvof or Of h"slny
Ia mo other distine1lsl,d VINO are named for The
place But We believe that the sober Judgment oi
the convention will be that II w"am D. unsI,c -,
nominate either Of the candidates from the 3ac OF
New. York. next In Importance Ia New orb stands
Indiana. and We present Graz as ne man who can
admired that TIE delegation was somewhat divided
a. o. policy. The Cleveland and Gray adhcreiis, he
said, are about "gually splt as To which candidate
q,
complete understanding would b. rnch'd at Mondays
meeting
Mr.. ENGLISH SAYS 1T LOOKS MIXED.
william H. English while he will not be active
figure In the deliberations OF the convention Is nh
interested looker-on lie SAYS The situation Is az
mixed rs ever saw II in q National convention. In
Indiana especially there Is doubt and lndecision on
every side We hsvo no unit rule In our state. and
the character Of the instruc ions given by our stat"
Convention was such that each delegate can Interpret
thtm 10 suit himself The result Of this will be That
every dcIegate will vote Us seems best u him.
count Oh twelve for Cleveland and dsh'c for
Gray on the first ballot, although nobody can say
definitely Just what will 90 done untii after the
meeting tomorrow evening
"What do vOu consider the probaDc outcome Oh
the c0nVcntiOn!T he was asked.
/ should say Cleveland. still, would not risk
prediction at this stage Of the game. II II should
HAPPEN that both Cleveland and GRAY should be found
unavailable think the Indiana dcl'g.tion wonid go
to Palmer Of Illinois. although that 1, question that
has not arisen ana IL not likely TO arise
D. you think Cray hit serious change for the
first placei7 Mr.. Fnglinh replied thht he had not
gone into question far enough 10 Justify analysis
Of Governor Gray's strength lie has some very
good men with him." he aid, and he j. himself
shrcwd politician bni until Mr. Cleveland is disposed
OF 1t Is Idle 10 talk about any other mans chances
for the first place on the tlcS"
Would Governor Gray accept the second place II
II were rendered 10 himl' Wen, he might said
Mr English IN e'nel4;Og s%i a. expire sioas wee
prominent Indiana politicians.
SENATOR HILL ON BTNfETALLISM