The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-29
WASHINGTON PLEASED.
Democrats Regard the Ticket with
Satisfaction.

Satisfaction.
WASHINGTON, June 2s-The news Of the
dem ocratic candidate for the presidency was
received at Washington at an early hour.
Few persons except the enthusiasts. who do
not he state to turn the night into day when
politics are at stake. knew anything of it until
an extra addition of the Washington Post APP
peaTed upon the streets. The result of the
convention was anticipated. Everybody had
watched with surprise the skillful prolongG-
ton of the desperate struggle of the opponents
of the sx-president, but while their ability and
shrewdness were recognized no one in this city
had any doubt but that Mr.. cleveland would
be nominated. Some expressions of the popu-
Jar estimate OF the result are given below as
folio VS.:
nm Is silent
Senator Hill was before 10 o'clock this morn
ing in his sitting room at the Arlington. He
had been up until nearly 8 o'clock. but not
outstanding his lack OF sleep he appeared to
be fresh, calm and collected. He received the
reporter cordially and appeared to be cheerful
aud relieved from the strain which has been
imposed upon him for so many months, al
though he made pretense of unnatural
buOyRncy. la response TO questions as to his
opinion of the action of the convention and
as TO his future course be said that he had de-
cided to announce TO the Associated Press and
to all other seekers for information that he
must politely but firmly decline to be inter
viewed.
Ksnna Pleased.
Senator Kenna OF West Virginia (dem.)-
"Mr. Clevslsnd's nomination has seemed TO me
for an indefinite period to be the logical result
OF the situation OF the democratic party. Ii is
hardly to be considered independently. 1t is
rather one OF number Of important events in
the recent history Of the party which, taken
together, constitute sequence. 1 think that
much Of the talk OF his want of availability
will disappear when bis nomination shall have
demonstrated that other ambitions are not to
be gratifed that score. The TsmmAuy
democracy believe to be true democracy
and i think it will be found stanchly support
ing the ticket ! think that West Virginia
will elect its democratic ticket, including the
presidential electors"
Republican Tribute.
Senator Petdgrew of South Dakota (rep.)
remarked: "Mr. Cleveland is more popular
in my state than any other democrat. The
democrats themselves cut but little figure
with us politically. The strong party in South
Dakota is the farmers alliance. On account
of Clevelsnd's position on silver / think tbs
same OF his nomination as do OF HarrIson's
aud that is that any other democrat, no mat
ter how little known, would have been
stronger; just any other republican, no
matter how little known, would have been
stronger than Harrison. With both of them
the field am OF the opinion that the third
party will carry several states. III it does not
carry the stale Of South Dakota the vote will
be n close one In the last general election in
Kansas the republicans had fewer votes than
either the democrats or the independents;
and i think that the third party is
likely to carry two or three OF
the southern states. ! look for very serious
surprises when the votes are counted in No
vember. OF course the democrats have less to
lose than the republicans in making nominA-
tons that give such encouragement to the
third party movement. because II the election
is thrown into the house of represen tatives, a
democrat will, OF course, be chosen aud un-
doubleday Cleveland. Cleveland and Harrison
are both recognized as the most emphatic
opponents OF free coinage or anything APP
preaching TO il and pronounced advocates
of the single gold standard. OF course Cleve-
lands nomination ensures the republican vota
of my state to Harrison, and possibly in some
OF the silver states, because for the republicans
to vote for Cleveland would be Jumping out
OF the frying-pan into the fire. so far Gs silver
is concerned"
Strong In Washington.
Senator Allen of Washington (rep.) said:
81 am inclined to think that Mr. Cleveland will
have the support of the strong, vell-established
democrats in the state OF Washington. The
democracy of that state is especially friendly
to Cleveland. My judgment Is THAI he will
not make specially strong race"
Harr 4. Doubtful.
Senator Harris of Tennessee (dem.) very
seriously doubted the policy Of nominating
any prominent democrat Of the state OF New
York because" he said, "of the bitterness
which exists between the democratic factions
in that state aud have believed that any ac-
ceptable candidate from any other state would
be more likely to carry the state OF New York
than New Yorker who had been identified
with either of the contending factions With
Mr.. Cleveland's nomination the third party
will assume some proportions because of the
silver question. Almost the entire alliance
element favors the free coinage of silver They
perhaps largely over estimate the benehccnt
effect OF free coinage and Mr.. Cleveland's posi-
ton in opposition TO free coinage has been pro-
nonnced with so much emphasis that il will
largely affect the third party element but not
in my opinion to any extent that will endanger
the electoral vote Of the state"
All highs Ia Montana.
Senator Sanders of Montana (rep.) thought
that the nomination OF Mr. Cleveland would be
approved in Montana by striodaced demo-
cratic partsans almost wholly. He added:
at will not lose any enthusiasm because Of
any indifference of the candidate to the ma
terial interests of the state or of the region
identified with il. Nins-tenths of the demo.
Gratis. however. would have favored some other
candidate because the record made by Mr..
Cleveland when he was president was not APP
proved By their own party leaders"
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