New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
DELEGATES TO CHICAGO EI.ECTED-UNINsTRl

nrrro.rrs TO CHICAGO FIECTED-UNINSTRUC
TED. BUT FAVORABLE TO CLEVELAND
Ncw.IIavon. May 10 (spocaD.-The Democratic state
Convention met here and elected deicea'es 'ou"s'
MANY cheers were uttered for Cleveland. ana m""y
hsses went up for HILL Every time Iln's name was
mentioned his followed The platform adopted con-
dcmns everything That ~ Republican, from the Presi
aent down The delegates at large are as follows
Ist District, Alvin p. HYDE of HARTFORD lid Dis
nct Carlos French OF Seymour; lid District james
r. shannon OF Norwich Nth District, f. O. Bene
dict of Greenwich
These are the county delegates Hartford, Robert
J. Vance OF New Britain. Tolland, +. g. Pnney' OF
stafford: Ncw.London. Cyrus f. Beckwith. OF Ne"-
Iondon. Windham Joel A. webb. of Windhem: Fair
field Robert l.. Garrison. Of STAFFORD lAtchiieid BID
nev = Ensign OF Salisbury Ncwiaven, Norris u.
osborne OF Ncw.IIaven Mddlcsex, Clinton d. Davis,
~ Iaddam.
General f. f. Bradley, OF New-lIavcn. who was
chosen as permanent chairman, was escorted TO inc
platform by ynnre ana H. r Mr. yaeee
dict. Of Greenwich and was intrhhoed oy Mr. '""eo'
MIR. Bradley lauded Cleveland. A., ,,..,o
Not word was said rs to instrcilng the
us Cleveland men.
HOW DELEGATES WILL GO TO MINSEAPObls.
IL wns announced lat night by Secretary Kenyon
n, tho R.pubh-,n State Committee, who has charge
OF the transportation Of delegates 10 Mnneapchs mat
one OF the principal tlvins 10 the convention WOMB
lcnve the Grand Central station on Friday morning.
r,nc Q This train VIII arrive In Chicago, going
either by the Michigan Central or Lake Shore. on
Saturday morning A few hoIs will be allowed the
,o,ooo,. 20 loor over the Exposition buildings before
the train Narts for Minneapolis where 1t VIII arrive
early Sunday morning.
The totni expense TO delegates ana aHcfI"'es III
tho round trip including the use Of the OARS, on inc
way and at Minneapolis. for nine days. VIII De
Az 80 CKs does not Include meals. of course
Tho cars will be switched ut Minneapohs
IN rs convenient place AS possible
90 that all who fail to hotel accommodations can
have comfortable lodgings. II IS cxpcct" that most
~ e New York County delegates will 81 bv this train
Tho Klngs County men. II Is said. viii 80 On The
Erie and n number fr,m both counties viii 20 by the
rcnnsylv ann.
\ number OF private cars viii from here. Chair
man Hrookneld will travel with General Ihonlas' u"
that ecntomau's richly furnished car. Mr. Dcpcw VIII
take his and so will General "rtcr who il Vice prcS
dent OF pmau's Palace Car Company. Mr.. Patt
Will 20 With Mr. Armour whose party will include be-
side MIR Platt J. f.. Milhonnd Frank ). Mitheroce'
Of Port Henry, DR.. farpnhar Fcrg.Scn., pay Mi +
Inyn Mr. Arniour's party viii 90 on the Pennsylvania
rad and will start OIL Wednesday, June j.
EX. GOvERNOR CAMPBELL'S FRIENDS At WoHh'
Columbus Ohio, May 10 (Spec!al).-There Is 10
longer room 10 doubt that Ex-Governor Campbe IS 'n
training for The Democratic rresuc"'"' -,
His forces are quietly organizing md the taeuol''
opposition strong in CINCINNATI has neiy as
appeared This is looked upon being the first real
evidence OF a trn.e between the Mclean influence ana
the ex. Governor, II Ia certain the opposn'o' III
Cincinnati would not have faded away without INC
signal from Mr.. McLcan's Washington headquarters
periah Wilkins formerly a Congressman fran ONO
but now resident Of Washington. is in this STATE ana
this gives rise 10 the conclusion that lie "a here 10
organize the Campbell forces Tonight Cha'rma"
James +. Neal Of the Democratic state Executive
Committee + In the city with number ol oter
prominent men Of the party surveying tho field and
shsping up matters to advance the ex-iovemors III
teress. Tho II boom started several months ag9
in Ohio has completely collapsed. Willie cx.Prrsldcnt
cleveland Internationally has strong following III
ohio II Is unmi>takaby true that there Is growing
sentiment against the nomination OF either OF the New
York candidates.
A REPUBLICAN SUPERVISOR SHUT OUT.