The sun., 1892-09-22
DID NOT BRING CLEVELAND.
DON DICKINSON COMES BACK FROM
THE EAST ALONE

hx-PostmA Astor-General Donalu III. DickiH-
son does not now know when Mr. Cleveland
will make his second visit to town before he
leaves Buzzard's Bay for the winter When
Mr. Dickinson left town on Monday afternoon
for the East II was with the expectation that
Mr.. Cleveland would be ut tho Victoria Hotel
to-day. 1t is now thought that MIR. Cleveland
will defer his visit until some time next week.
and that then Gen. Stevenson will be In town
also That will be q good time. 1t was said yes
tsrday. to hand out tho letters OF acceptance
for publication.
Mr.. Dickinson returned to town yesterday.
Ho was delighted with Senator Hills speech.
He had read It In Boston with tho greatest
qualification.
Mr.. Dickinson returned In time to attend the
first meeting OF the Campaign Committee held
in some time. He presided. and with him
wore Mr. Harrity Liout, ,-iov. Sheehan. Mr..
, Whitney. Mr. Smalley. Mr.. Quincy. and
, Treasurer Robert u. Roosevelt One thing
, was manifest at this meeting. the wealthy
/ Democrats are not coming forward Us rapidly
; as had been expected. Ono check for $1,000
was received from a prominent dry goods
merchant. but beyond that the amounts re-
, ceived are almost Insignificant. and in the
aggregate wholly inadequate for the pur-
poses OF the ampaiGn.
After finances the talk turned upon the pro-
posed meeting OF eX-Mayor Grace's Anti
Snap State Committee. to be hold this
evening Mt the headquarters in East Four
teenth street. TWAS made known that neither
Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. Whitney. nor any Of the
gentlemen In charge OF tho national campaign
wishes Mr.. Graco to run a third candidate for
Mayor in New York county this fall. Mr.. Whit
ney is especially emphatic aud Mr. Cleveland:
t %tSsG M Tac. is Il in in ss
iaad Mr. %hitney. and ND the others In in charge
mn nj mr. n III
MI Cleveland, in his letter to ex.secretary
FHirchild. which the ex-Secretary was asked
snap movement. Those in charge Of Mr..
The cRe bs Served best
Ding only one candidate for Mayor against the
ii was not known by the members Of the
CampaiGn Committee Yesterday Just what
that the wishes OF Mr. Cleveland and AZ his iH.,
Hss discus is Seso matters a. headqua
e IN ToSss wbaes Ss Msn S h
Hsosisr state had ssen @ in town ts. days IS and and
CisyeIsnd at BazSards Bay. E'N' VI " ''sN Az
failure TO- bs nominated ier Vice. .Presidsnt.
yin Ind b hfssa Is BY the
ratary sheerin arrived in town to give tho
committee tho latest news from Indiana ex-
tne conference to speak for Michigan. and
s.'s 1sa.ss ,s S III fG sx oR II fs Is xsnss
Ss5b,,sd Wl call for the st2ntsst Kind o,
mks hottest bats yeafs and Si0eSne GSa
s: q 4sIs & asssss
ths . stustion In either Indiana or Connecticut:
Il GSS an d o.
mst at d ths 2te Il ast nghs and
a9I invite Mr.. Cleveland to attend. - .,,
Gnrs euSs mst % & M.s TMsnes
fourth street iast evening to perfect arrange;
R%:nts - f9s the Nat!on4I Convention e Be held
Nsw erssy f q tHe amoSs Jae Hof f4rfsr S
parade OF Oct Phiiadeiphia e las pro rpromissd nj
T. send 5000 men for the pageant. and the
Ths w ,% as'nf on
ported that hundreds Of orators. who will come
Se evenns rH% e"es oc to
s1sn mee,ings SH t a as may be arranged fSE that
tass O.
nas y tbs Hal Il to h9d in
II P;ss; 1;Ss%ster Ss@nss %Illss %hissisv
it.se took SpyeseedaS iss the stuatca IN tS New
York Kings. and Hudson counties. When the
as SsEsT
Campaign Committee. The work oi PATTERSON
Vas irantl1 told a. So fR TRe doers were @ oeked ed
,s and verbatim N i, aeSpunt OF the proceedings W
S e vat is%S
s.ia thst he q had i'd had too much I tS do and that
SsfSn aos hno osrs H. H. es asr ot eYsn ee a,p
pointed The Committee on Naturalization.
,pss ss s 1S Tas hs
h.d Pee e E,thdrsEn from rat;tsrsona a fna r. LIZ n
tSrss oountss ffs msntioned H As DO''"s'' IL ''
Thay arc also to % prevent attempts to colo
Rs s Ii. aS'f
ususl ery Of The HepublesnSS 4, in a natioral
sSt sHss cs nys eSS
II %ss pn;tb haSs S fHa e
fimlnsry step toward covering up their own
ca4s R'ss %sas big s yS to m
bas s' gcs ends fhs
hs asSa saSss Il to the
The Isspu blicans are to have their llrst gen.
10 to preside. 1t is Mr.. Pntt's first appearance
IN this city asa Chairman since the CoHrt Of
county. The speeches Of the evening Will 10
made By WhiselaW Reid: Wn,rner, Miller and
ls intended to be q loye feast OF the most pro.
nouneed character. It Is to serve notice on
Bridge that all factions are united in an effort
20 carry the State inr the Republican crndi;
dstes. Al few doubling ones Shay have leen ,, found
bins bet tween tho Plat ard Miller forces. -,
Tho difference In tn. tone oi tho Republi-
ei the pronounced features of the campaign.
The Republicans were counting their chickens
dent that they wore to have the State without
any material effort Mr.: Carter and al hands
freely admit their fear Of the effect Of Senator
E!ll's speech. It hns set them to hustling.
The safes at Mr.. Carter's bureau. as well as at
Chatrman lIacketts shop. are brimful, and ut
the prober time the sinews OF war will lie
Sushei out to the upper counties.