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

the Independent voters as we'll is unanimous for the
nomination of Cleveland. The Democratic vote OF
jamestown would be increased from 500 to 1000 II
Cleveland is the choice Of the Chicago Convention.
There has been very bitter feeling existing in Chau
tauqua County. owing TO the fact that the last two
Democratic state Conventions have DISTINGUISHED the
district by not permitting regularly elected delegates
TO have seats in those conventions. We have had no
representation you might say. in the last two years
in Democratic state Convention, from the fact that
80 per cent Of our people favor Cleveland against
Ill., and have been ruled out owing to this fact and
delegation not to exceed 10 per cent OF the party
admitted as regular delegates The nomination OF
Cleveland would create great enthusiasm throughout
the State. and. in my judgment. he will carry the
state by at least $4,000 majority. The Independent
voters of the State OF cw-York have the balance of
power in the State and they, to a man. Will support
Cleveland
Reginald f. Woodward, OF New York state. was q
visitor at the Grand Pacific headquarters. and in re-
ply to question as TO the Murphy and Sheehan mani
festo, said: 81 cannot anything in ii except the
usual game OF bluff. The situation today in New
York Is such that fair-mnded candid person can
60 over the field without realizing that If Mr.. Cleveland
cannot carry the state. nobody else In the first
place, all OF the other representative Democrats ex
cept Murphy and Shechan have promised faithfully
TO support him and Messrs. Murphy and sheebad
represent but very few votes each in Troy and
Buffalo. respectively. Certainly. Tammany will be
loyal There has been nothing to indicate anything
else If they will not be loyal to Mr.. Cleveland
the candidate OF the convention after the pledges
they have given. there "a no way TO assure their
loyalty to any candidate know Of. In addition 10
the Democratic vote, Mr. Cleveland can poll this
year the whole Independent or Mugwump vote which
we cannot afford TO lose in New York. and more than
TINS, ne VIII draw largely from The regular Repuo
lcan ranks throughout the farming districts. have
carefully canvaSscd the votes and have not yet been
able to find single one where Cleveland would not
poll greater vote than any other candidate. II
Cleveland is not nominated there will be thousands
Of Democrats who will feel that they have been
fooled in the matter and that the National Convention
have allowed for the first time the same old gang
to blnf them. However, Mr.. Cleveland will be nom
and LOYALTY support him. II is hard 10 bun tho
Southern or Western delegates
Two stout porterS carried n big box up 10 tne
Cleveland headquarters In The Grand Pacific TINS
morning and deposited their burden in a corner. IT
was closely guarded by F.. Eaery Anderson. ono OF
the leaders OF the " Anti -Snappcrs' Mr. Anderson,
who has the big list in charge said That box contains
protests against Hill and the snap Convention and
there are 200 900 names signed to them 1t Is the
biggest protest that has ever been presented 10 any
representative body. The men whose names are on
these rolls the solid citizens Of New YORK Tncir
vocs will be heard IN the convention, possible ad
at least before the Committee on Credentials Wa
will show the convention that tho greatest outrage
ever perpctrated oq American citizens vas done ~
the February meeting OF the Hill machiniSs We
know he ia not the choice of tho people OF NOW YORK
and that Grover Cleveland is
The Anti Snappcrs were engaged TO-DAY In Pre-
pairing "a table of figures showing the standing OF the
various candidates.