Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-09-15
HE SrooPS TO CONQUER.
Cleveland Al Hob-Nobbing With
Iamnany Leaders.
the Democratic ChieftaiD 20,
ie" From His High Estate
ae Mares a Deal TO Plaeata d.
M"i-odorous Braves"
once and Doodle, not pr,Do;
PIE the Price of their
support.
The Truth of Dr. Gambrel,., .r,,.
fled Before :ho Election

New YoRE, Sept. 9-Tammonu
been piacated by pretty much ~ mas mas
means as Harrison yisaatcJ b i,J same
big chief of the wigwam rr.r~a,; ia,s' the
command from CsayclopI ~ n5,'-.. voa
dine with him, even rs Plat rn S,,,U 'li,
TO one from Harrison aii,nt P0nn'eo
ago. The dinner given bv Mr. Geek Ieek
land to doc" Croaker, Billy Sb 1--we,
and ed. Murphy at the Victoria I Tnsi
last night is the sensation Of the i bo.'a
IRON the best sources it is learned ~
the goose was away ND near H. S Slas
o. result of the feed and hsr,,i, root
and harmony restored in the b .nuaS
cratic fold. Mr. Cleveland gave hin,
self up Completely to the ent o hiln-
ment of his guests. He refused O - oa an.
hlchard watson Glider, the poet and
one Oh tis former adversaries. AMI
Senator Gal. Brice, of New York snd and
Ohio, was likewise turned down, '''''
Mr.. Glider, it is said, was shocked at
finding the ox-rrcsident's 8mnla Io.D
undcr the same mOhogany as those ot
the Tammany officers. There is preot
rejoicing az Democratic headouartaro
to-day as result of the iove-feast and
the officials there declare that tba
Dem0cratIc party in New York is in
better condition to-day than it was eyer
before. The dinner given by Mr. CIeye.
land Is said to be the direct result NJ
the two visits OF A. t. Stevenson 10 New
York. Tammany likes Mr.. Stevenson
and he likes Iammany. When ha
came here TO be notified. he set about
fO rpCrOr1~D w,
Told. and last night dinner did the
TRICK III good shape. From this time
on, Mr. Cleveland will enter into the
spirit of the campaign.
lie VIII spend several days here. and
before he goes back to Buzzard's bay
Will arrange with the Democratic Com
mittee to deliver several speeches. both
IN New York and the West 1t is said
tonight that he will make speech at
Tammany'S big ratification meeting
which Is to come off next week. The
Democratic Committee is understood
to be preparing a Western trip, begin
ming about October 30 and continuing
about twelve days. He is 20 deliver
something like 81 set speeches, and
viii take in all the large cities and will
go as far North as Duluth and as far
South as Memphis, and may, if time
permits, invade Alabama and Georgia.
lie will be accompanied on part of his
trip by Mr. Whithney and General Stew
enSOn.
One speech will be delivered at Chi
cage, one in Indianapolis, but Michigan
will be much more fortunate, as no less
than six speeches are to be made there.
Mr. Cleveland will complete his letter
of acceptance Immediately on his re-
turn to Gray Gables. 1t will probably
be ready in week. 1t is said that Mr..
Cleveland expressed confidence in New
York going Democratic at the Novem-
Der election. He is satisfied that Tam
many would come around all right and
will do all in it's power to elect the Dem
ocratic statesman and the ticket. he
was assured that there was no doubt as
to the success of the electoral ticket in
Connecticut. Concerning the South,
the ex-President is said to have *
pressed the belief that every State
would be found in the Democratic
ranks, not even excepting Tennessee
and North Carolina, where the Farmers
Alliance are making a stiff fight. The
eX-President is quoted as saying that
Illinois and Wisconsin can be won by
active work on the part of the Demo
cratic leaders in those States.
Secretary Deferest of the Democratic
State Committee said that harmony
had been restored between Cleveland
and Hill, and that Hill may soon be
heard in the campaign. Sheehan acted
as his representative last night. For
the promise of Tammany and Hills
support it is understood Mr.. Cleveland
was able to promise that the anti-sup-
porters would abstain or rather cease
their apparently "pernicious activity
against Tammany hall.
The anti-snapper leaders very DIS
creetly kept in the background. They
left the field entirely to the Tammany,
men. The turn affairs have taken VIII
also leave the local field free to the
wigwam, and the anti-snappers are not
to antagonize Tammany under the CIR
cumstances by nominating an OPPOSE
ton ticket, as their first object is the
election of Mr.. Cleveland. If the anu,
snappers are to keep their hands on
the local1ight it puts al end to MAJOR
Grace's mayoralty boom.