The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-16
NEXT WEEKS CONVENTION.
CLEpELAND's LITERARY BUREAU UN-
PACKS us WARES IN CHICAGO.

nm Never Saw Defrat and Can Win.
CHICAGO. June 15.--The Cleveland Grace
Bureau was opened o-day in the Grand Pacific
Hotol with Col. John Tracy as the missionary
in charge. He Immediately employed a squad
oftypewriters, and tho rattle OF their machines
pounding out stuffed interviews and stuffed
sentiments concerning the great uprising Of
ex-Fcderal oiIlccholders for Cleveland ii. New
York State hns been going on until late hour
in the evening. Col Tracy Is head OF tho
ClevelandGrac Literary Bureau Hc is u
hard worker and earns every cent he receives
from the combine. His duties are particularly
arduous Just at this timo. He Is on the field
first for the purpose of stufllng the Republican
papers OF Chicago ana others who are willing
to print matter for the purpose OF endeavoring
to in nuence the delegates as they arrive within
the next forty. eight hours.
Col. Tracy has already handed out milo OF
stuffed matter He tells of .. 900 democrats"
from New York who arc to he hero during the
Convention. and speaks Of tho delegates and
alternates chosen at the stuffed Convention al
Syracuse. favorable to the nomination OF
Cleveland. 1t Is also added that Cleveland
clubs from Buffalo, Batavia. Rochester. Albany.
and Syracuse will be here. besides the "or-
CARNATIONS" OF New York and Brooklyn.
There is q refreshing bit in one OF the stuffed
interviews. declaring:
Some Democrats have said that the action OF the
Cleveland faction was irregular and unnecessary. IL
It had not been for our protest against the midwintsr
Convention. Ceveland's nomination would have beeu
rendered practically impossible. 1t is not much the
desire to gain the New York votes to show the Con-
vention that tho sentiment of New York is helm
ingy for Cleveland at this time and that he Is stronger
than Hin. At ali elections held since the midwinter
Convention tho Cleveland candidates have easily
beaten tho Hill candidates.
Further along there is a description OF the
four delegates at large OF tho stuffed Conven-
tion. Frederic h. Coudcrt. Alexander E. Orr.
cx-Mayor Bishop OF Buffalo. and ex-Mayor
Edmund Fitzgerald of Troy. Nothing Is said
about Fitzgerald aving been Republican all
his life. Then comes long list OF tho ex-
Federal oilceholdcrs. headed by ex-Colector
Daniel Magone and ending up with the ex-
State Office kickcrs led by ex Superintendent Of
Insurance Bob Maxwell. All are in search Of
new Jobs. One OF the funniest bits IN the stuffed
literature is this. speaking OF the situation In
New York State
1t is open quarrel It stands and the opponents
of Cleveland look confidently to tho operations OF the
Convention to enable them to delay action until the
rally can he made upon some Democrat outside ths
State of New York.
The stuffed documents declare that fight
will be made for Cleveland before tho Cons
mittee on Credentials. They assert PRACTICAL
|, ly that the committee Is dominated by those
friendly to Cleveland. and it is proposed to
kick up fuss similar to that OF the Republic
cans and their Committee on Credentials at
Minneapolis.
Ex-secretary Fairchild is expected to arrive
In town o.night or tomorrow. He is also
coming for early missionary work. He has
copies of typewriter interview with himself.
to be handed out to all Republican newspapers
and others who will take 1t. 1t is Of the same
old tune that Mr.. Fairchild has been twanging
since February last.
Tho scheme of the Cleveland Grace mar
plots is apparent to tho smallest boy In tho
Windy City Tonight. 1t is to load up the
local papers with their ideas OF the situation.
for no other purpose than to influence ncom.
ing delegates. In the typewrtten docu-
ments that have been prepared. no mention
whatever is made Of the vast Doodle sum Of
100000 raised In New York to boost along
the Oh lnccs Of the Stuffed Prophet. Neither Is
anything said about tho methods by which
tho delegates" to the Syracuse Convention
were sent. The wcll-known fact that in the
majority OF cases not even tho semblance OF Q
caucus or convention was held. is also omitted
in the stuffed documents. 1t is very apparent
that the cant and humbug Of tho Cleveland
Grace combine is to Surfeit Chicago az
thoroughly as 1t has New York state.
The stuffed petition. with 100000 names Of
petition. it is we'll known. is ono Of the biggest
Democrats In. the Empire state have, been
ready and anxious al along to wager all sorts
81 a cash os thu list TIC aS tssea ana
that tho rest represent merely the personal
wishes Of Mayor Grace. ,,., ::
The Eoias boom is alroady on exhibition at
the Palmer House. 1t Is in charge Of advance
agents Of ioWa's G9yern9r; They They say that
ing reward for any Democratic man. woman.
or child in Iowa who is not shouting for Boies.
l. NJ Martin. ohe OF the delegates ut large
I'VE came hersto nominate him. and expect
sentiment b shliind us in Sew, York the Dsmo-
Gratis are divided between hill and CLEVELAND
MhS rs n4 ie@ sna oser Toi
Morrison. GRAY IS second choice In Indiana.
and MARYLAND has not &c come n,,o out R R2bldly for
sterling qua iics that hnve made him the idol
Of the people IN our state would bring him
&c cs"%%E" T.
%wq State to n s ys S9ntf ExRsS
Iarrabeo ana other wcll-known lepublicans
have admitted t4l-. hc"nuSo they can appre-
one fact Which We wish to emphasize 10
that Coy b1ics Is Mt Az enmddats q for second
the White House. ! have talked to a number
q y gatesag4 all arr ositvs in saying AZ thhstt
with nc, compromise twill be useless to talk
inG low" &m Gf GHns, oSs TIN the Vice
which tho puh..caas may, pour into the
State cannot say" ii ter the!n::"' ,n,
Committoe arrived at the lnlmrr House to-
day and IS engaged in the pTsliminary work
OF Tho Gonycntipn. The hen Wlgwam. which
is asserted. by saturday night, Tho advance
guard of the New York d"lcgati on will DO here
Gov. Shcrhan will be tho fret on the ground.
The missionarie, Of the stuffed cause will
then Le oyertak"n In the effort to create false
sentiment IN tho West for the Claimant.
Senator Vest is nj the Palmer House and de-
clarcs that Cleveland VIII certainly 10 nomi-
mated on the third or fourth ballot. All Of the
anti snappcrs say that Vest regard Tor Cleve-
land cannot be- ~ deep as Il well II he makes
TINT prediction.
The Cook county Democrats are preparing o
great welcome for TammanY Tho sentiment
OF these Cook county Democrats as exprossed
to-day is: "ii!!l is the nun il We can get him.
llo In a Democrat aud II lighter and never
loses
Charles j. Peck. Now Works Commissioners
Of Statistics is an tho Erou9d. In his opinion