The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-22
EVERYTHING LOVELY
FOR A GRAND DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
IN NOVEMBER.

MIR. Clsysland's Visit to New York Eject
uallv Heals the Brea ch Between tho
Factions In the Empire State and Na,.s
that State Democratic Sure.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.--Grover Cleve-
land, accompanied by Don NJ Dlck;n-
son and Privaee Secretary O'Brien, ar
rived In this city by the river steamer
Pilgrim this morning. There was only
the usual crowd Of people gathered at
the dock to meet relatives or frieD ds
and but few recognized Cleveland, who
accompanied by Dickinson and O'Brien,
walked quickly to the road way OF the
pier, where they entered carriage. 1t
was understood that they went direct
TO the house OF eXSecretaTy Whitney.
Cleyeland's departure from Gray Ga
DleS was q great surprise and the fact
OF his intended visit to New York was
not learned until after the party left
BuZzard's Bay. Dickinson arrived
there at noon, and after the two or
three hours conft renee with Clc cveland
the party boarded the o'clock trt in
for Boston. lie comes on here at Dick
lnson's request in order to consult with
some old Democratic leaders. lie will
probably rumain here only day or
two.
Cleveland drove TO the Victoria IIo-
tel, where he eng; ged rooms for to-day
and tomorrow. He will return to
BuZzard's Bay Sa' urday. His first call
or today was Sens tor Brown. The lat
ter was soon ate. found by Wilson S.
Bissell and ID. Cady IIerrick. The
three had a long conference with the
ex-President. Sc lator Brown SAID to-
day to a reporter: have no doubJ Tut
that Senator Hill will come around all
right as will all Who We're opposed to
called peculiar blJ he will De found in
the right place when the campaign
ends. The Democrats are getting to
gether everyWherG and the outlook is
bright.
VIM. g. Whitney had a long conver-
Sation this morning. with Edward Muir
ply, Jr., in the Hoffman House, and
afterwards went over and cioseted with
Chairman Sheehan of the Democrat tic
committee.
At 1880 Lieutenant Governor Shee-
han, Richard Croker and Edward Mur-
ply were the distinguished trio, who
as far as could be learned, made their
tirSt call on Cleveland since his arrival.
Whltney's messenger had been around
the hotel from early in the evening.
lie was non cOmmittal as to whether
Whitney was up Stairs. lie said, how.
ever, that he had been with the Cx-
President since 2 o'clock.
Those present at the dinner were:
Cleveland, Richard Croker, Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan, Edward Murphy,
Jr., Don M. Dickinson and William &.
Whitney. A still later arrival vas
g lchard w. Glider. Dinner was Lot
concluded until ll:30 o'clock. Whit
ney said they had very pleasant d.n-
ner, and that Cleveland and all were
we'll pleased with the outlook. From
all that could be gathered from various
sources the result Of the conference
that lasted until midnight was that a
treaty OF peace was signed between the
two factions of the Democracy in the
State, and it is said that Senator Fill
and hIs representatives have been pIa-
Gated, and that the Senator VIII speak
in the coming campaign.
Cleyeland's plans are not settled. lie
will probably remain at the hotel until
tomorrow night and perhaps later.
There were SIX distinguished Demo-
Gratis who sat down to dinner at 7:45
o'clock to what ali orthodox Democrats
hoped would bea love feast. One of
tho latest arrivals at dinner was Wilson
Dissell Of Buffalo, Gleveland's old time
law partner. He reached the hotel at
9A5 and proceeded at once to the dining
hall. Senator Brice sent up his card at
and received reply that Cleveland
was at dinner and the card would be
presented in a few minutes. He did
not wait. He said, however, that he
did not attach any especial Significance
to the dinner. "Of course" he added,
where big fish splash in the waser
there will always Ue more or less ripple.
L see however, nc cause at the present
time for any fire 'orks."