The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-23

ss,Aous bsrs In The slsia They may es
opposed 10 him bit they eerisisly bare
lks beet Of ressoss Tor tsvorsDs him
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oar Dtscefstio ffisnss are sselisriss
10 Cbiosgo 10 ~ sbdsssof 10 seleei esn'
dsd.ls vbo ess beat Hairisob. TIE Mes
Yori deless.e. s.sefi very lo,diy thai
Cleveland c,proi DO IL. bot be bss . large
majority Of the osnveutioH. aud we're y
bol ior The two thirds 70 ls be would be
perfectly ssre Of II
The ouiy ibins thai Gao prevent bis
potntnaiion will he q conviction tba, be
e.nno, carry Sss Yors 't.te, asd cone Of
b. Trends 80 20 far +. 10 clsim
th.t be can ~in without New York
Moot Of the delegates. hos ever.
ell DO, like 10 take their chances
With New York lei, ont
olsyelspd'. opposets are shresi mana
SER. and II thtrs IL any possible way Of
beating him they ~ili do H. Their veat
poiui Is vopt Of harmony among them
selves, An endesvor 10 concentrate on any
other angle cspdids,e will be likely 10 fail
and for this reason II - altogether likely
that Cievelaod will be nomipsied. possibly
on the hrst ballot,
Il be does not succeed on the frs, many
thick be s III fail and ,bs, bis strength
will be broken. bat We do not think this
will be the case. Cleveland 10 the second
choice Of the friends Of some Of the other
candidates who will be before the conveu
ton, any attempt to concentrate 90 anotb.
ct would briog bin additional support.
rhe only man who stands any show out
side OF Cleveland. IN our opinion. Is Cor
man. He is not openly a candidate aud
Processes 10 fsyor Cleveland. and will do
so unIess be thinks Cleveland can be beat
eu, bu, be has lots Of friends, especially
among the southern delegates, and u be
,binhs there is chance for himself, he
may control delegates enough, TO prevent
Cleyelaud's nomination on the first ballot.
aud aft rwsrds come in strong as csndi
date. He is 3 very sbrewd manager and
knows the ground thoroughly and may
hold the key to the situation, but present
appearances Indicate that Cleveland has
40 many delegates that neither German,
Hill nor any combustion can beat him.
II Cleveland is the nominee il is very
doubtful il be can carry New York aud
still more doubtful il he can carry the
election without New York.
The N. y. Press OF Monday says OF The
situation The Democratic convention Is
Clevelspd's. For the hrst time 10 the his'
tory OF either political party its fresiden.
tisl candidate will be named without the
support Of his own state.
This will be rs great triumph fer Cleve
land within his own party as bis defeat at
the polls before the people Ia November IS
likely to be overwhelming. His nomins'
ton will involve Tremendous detection
within the Democratic party. not only in
New York, but 10 Ohio. Indiana and in
Georgia aud Sonth Csrolins. The Clever
land followers seem to have forgotten en-
tirely the strength OF the Alliance among
the farmers In South Atlantic States and
to be rushing blindly upon their own fate.
The strongest argument that has been
made by the discordsnt aud brawling
crowd OF Hill Democrats In Chicago
against the reponiDstioD OF Cleveland, is
that it will produce dscord in the party.
CIevelsnd's chief manager. Mr.. Whitney
has met this argument with susve strstei
gic efforts toward Cancellation. These Of
forts have succeeded in increasing the list
OF delegates, now cou nted for Cleveland,
to a total which seems irresistible, but
they have not succeeded in lessening the
anger aud hatred with which the defeated
faction will regard its victors.
There is still possibility that at some
late hour to night or in the small hours OF
80 morrow morning before the meeting of
the convention the discordsnt elements OPP
posed TO the nomination OF Mr.. Cleveland
may succeed 10 devisin9 some grand COUP
bu, at this writing there is nothing upon
which - base prediction OF success for
such q desperate last resort.
Mr.. Cleveland will probably be put 10
nomination by Governor Albeit OF New
Jersey. Patrick Collins Of Massachusetts,,
who induced President Cleveland to dis
miss the English Minister. SackviIle West,
on the eve Of tae last elecution TO please
the Irish voters, TO night refused to make
the speech renomiustipg Cleveland 10 the
convention