New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
THE WORRIED DEMOCRATS.
Mr. CLEVELAND AND MR. HILL DO NOT
MEET.
YET THEIR HOTELS ARE ONLY FEW BLoCks

VET THEIR HOTELS ARE ONLY FEW BLOCKS
ApART-vAIy EFFORTS OF MR.. WHITNEY.
Mr. CLEVELAND passed the second day Of his stay
In Now York In a comparatively quiet way at the VIC
tori, Hotel and the excitement which seemed 10 seize
the various branches OF the Democracy on frday' "e'
their candidates arrival In n great measure SUD
sided The idea which had impressed the dNlSioiS
of the party and their ,Squabblng leaders 'ha' "i
Cleyelands visit was going result In some advantage
a. somebody or something quite died away. re" OIL
the pronounced anti snappers' went near MN ai.er
hts attempt 30 prevent them from running ticket lor
locql Offices His only callers OF this stripe yeS''ru"S
were ex.Congrcssman John QUINN Mgnal ID. WOODWARD
and Colonel Robert Glicr Monroe, Of Governor Flower
staff The for whom they and their associates
had worked 50 bravely and In whose cause they n'u
heen so bitterly denounced not disposed to waste
much time on them. He did not care to argue 'he
tIrd ticket question with them at all. giving them 10
understand that as III, opinion had been expressed II
vos no longer matter for argument, and that they
should consider II as settled
Their. was n considerable list Of other callers on
Mr. Cleveland but Senator Ill., who spent the day Mt
the Hotel Norm0ndie, only few blocks away was
not one Of them. There were rumora that PERSISTENT
efforts were made to bring about meeting between
these unrcconced Democrats. but up To a late hour
last night they wers fIuitless william c. whitney
was credited with taxing this matter In hand yes'er-
day He visited Mr.. Cleveland at the Victoria hai
n long talk with him: then visited senator iliI a'
the Normandle and had n talk, though it was not 80
lon. with the senator. and then Mr. whitney re-
turned to the Victoria and saw Mr.. Cleveland again
Nothing came Of the visits In the way q bringing the
exPresdcnt and the senator together.
Lieutenant Governor Siberian also went to see
senator ul. but he did not carry any message TO the
victoria Hotel. II said on what was believed TO
he good authority that Mr.. sheehan went with an
earnest request from Mr.. Cleveland asking Mr.. Hi
TO call upon him. Mr. I'M was reported as saying
that Ac was too busy" TO the Victoria. but II
Mr. Cleveland chose 20 call Mt the Normandle the
senator would try to find tine to receive him.
Mr. Cleveland will probably be invited to address
a meeting AT Tammany Hall about the middle OF this
month and there many curious people waiting 10
see II he accents the Invitation and goes to the meet
ing II has been for years the boast OF the Mug
wumps that Mr. Cleveland has never so TAR de-
mcancd himself rs pass the threshold OF Tanmany
Hail" There are many who believe that this boast
cannot be- repeated after election day.
III. prlnclpal members Of the Democratic National
c,r,ntt,ea saw Nr. Cleveland Yesterday. They went
,r.,u,u,bly TO talk over campaign matters. number
-, out .oftown Democrats from Tennessee. MasSa
,us,t. Florida Connecticut, Gcorgl. Maryland, ooutt
Dakota ana several Eroodyn men also called on nm
40 ~snapp'rS" of any c"n,"I"rhr, thouEhs r ~ ~ ~
49,, bisy at Democratic STATE headquarters LOOMING
nu.r thr legislative end of the campaign. ~.
The managers Of the National Convention Oh Den"
cratic Club sent out positive annouh' eihci' IiH
,i,'L, thnt Mr. cleveland would address the tpnVrn
Wnn on TUESDAY morning AZ the Academy 81 MUSIC
I'm the evening of tho same DAY ne expected -, 10
hold = reception at the DemocFnuc 'lnD ~; I'm -
FlGhavc.. where the members Of the clubs VIII Dc
tod "a