The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30

ltichardson lie a defeated candi date for Assem-
bly, Nobody knows Fitzpatrick. and as for the
outside, q, their own. stout the middle
man Of the combine. was Superintendent
had no can es'S and d' NO. eonyensop. TIE
combine simply me, in Hils Office and named
tlie m:n who were to como to Syracuse. Take
Tho only wcil.kuown man in the. Eric dele
G 2s Is M!a hengersr Most e. The %thsTs
an on Alderman. Michael Clinton is a disap.
pointed claimant. Ard Frank A. Thorn h;'rn Is an
,eWiiiiaiI PseE. John MGSci!. ard Coo Nc,
nsnnoh and XXI IR .ss 1 i. a@
radical tree tradcr He has never taken any
and admirer OF Nj. Cleveland. Geo Mcclellan
Of Chatham was Postmaster under Cieve-
In rsi E ES took 'G he ss G' sT 70
desert tho Democratic. organization and
turned his forces over t. those who have
living in The town Of IIiiisdale; and taking nut
nv IN at tbs wsrS w"h
named these delegates, fully onc.li Of whom
went TO SEQ what was going on. The very slim
M n,S showed that it it las very few friends
in Columbia county. ,
A. beach Of syraSuse. Internal Revenue Col:
iertor under Clryel md. He is n brother Of
IH bepGn whp WAS ns for s,nts een
com + tail IeriH. William T. Beash was
nror. Which was captured by Elliot F. Danforth.
Fora Quarter OF century no has hoan tho
greatest s,cksr FOR regularity n the Demo,
IL the , county. exScpt. possibly. Riley Y.
= The leader q the Kings county ,helegation is
Edward NJ. Shepard, ey,Civil Service Com.
The prSSeanie deHGaSSi from
aud $ns"a S I y lfen'S Sserss
Archibald /. Sessions. Sidney Z. Lowell. and
Henry longe, district delegates. Mr. Orr is u
Cleveland deyotee and was one OF Collector
Tie New York delegation will have head
dunrtorS, at the Vanderbilt. THE Sun has al
are County Democrats and mainly OK. Federal
They arc. all that is left Of
once powerful organization, which began to
basket.
The Lewis, county people are led by, A. Bost-
One. Of the delegates Is old "Ans' Holcomb.
Chairman Of the County Committee In 1889.
ay not HF st T1 aeerns Is %9s
il was, worth sJs. a year to him, and he
il delegates. wien it should send 81. 81 the
II. y were Cleveland Postmasters and z
voted for Harrison.
From Madison comes W. +. Northrup. another
Postmaster. and from. .Otsego there
S Walter Bond: Cleycland's United States
Marshal for the Northern District.
Although Charles IL. Davis Of Broome, a
Deputy Collector in tho New York Custom
House under Nlagone. l. In Europe. he took
ARE to put up the pins for n delegation from
lis county.
For Cortland county John Courtney. who |
vas q beneficiary under tho Cleveland Ad- |
will appear. |
Even though it is tho easiest thing in the |
World to. elect delegates. according to the |
leveland-Grac plan. q number OF tho coun- |
les have not yet been heard from. Tho dele |
rates from suffolk. Saratoga, Jefferson. Rock
and. Dutchess. ST. Lawrence. Washington. |
Delaware Montgomery. Westchester. Greene. |
tennessee. Cnttaraugus. Schoharie. and schuy-
cr. with but very few exceptions. are I'M
nown even to the Cleveland Grace man
gers of the Coyention. They have
een. corrallod haphazard. and II they turn
~ here on the day. OF tho Convention
hoy will have their expenses paid.
Iany of them do not seem to know what the |
lss is about, The managers OF the circus
ave received many disappointments In car
wing out their hurrah efforts to secure dele
ates: They have named men only to receive
tinging refusals to Join them in thrusting
heir personal ambitions before the Democrats
4 the country. Many delegates" have |
erved notice on their friends and on the man
gers Of this Convention that their names were |
lsed without their knowledge or consent