The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-20

must secure tlle result. Say III the filh iHeH
In short. whatever IL said and no matter who
II L.. New York Is mnde TO bear the hrunt OF
evo-y possibility In virw 81 this /: was very
Interesting to THE SvN's CORE rnndcnt TO lind
Mr.. Murphy and VI. Croker rs sure OF victory
as ever job was al his misery. Mr. MurnhT said:
MIR. Cleveland IL n hcn'cn man. Tho Clevo-
land claims are all iooishness: They have not
got tho yo.cs they boast OF. Giving them all
that thoy claim aud more than they hive
richt to. they cant iig re majority
A for tho murh.vnuntcd project which tho
Cleveland mon discuss Of avoiding tho two
thirds rulo and taking 4 majority vote for
nominating Cleveland ~ acclima'icr. Mr..
Murphy says that coursc las never boon al
lowed in any Convention governed by tho
present rue. That, too Is oil foolish tI'k. h.
savs.
The rtin,.NisaG d master OF tho tiger says
!i,'n in New York ard less in Chicago He
had IT sec!. Camphclrs withdrawal. lie had
not scon Mr.. Whitneys pronunciamcnto. in
which that brilliant statesman says that THE
SuN is always the most thorough and reliable
paper in its election returns. In fact. Mr.,
Croker had only this knowicdcc-thnt Clevc-
land could not bc nominated.
Representative OF all tho forces opposed to
Cleveland havS boon visiting tho Now York
headquarters. as pilgrims 90 to Mecca to re-
cord their hopcs and prayers. Conspicuous
among these fecm2n Of tho man vino cant
carry Now YORK. Is y.sono,or Wallace of
p,n,s,rr,,,, II, sn, ,,,a. 49, ,,,.t.
CIcveland's strength dripping away every
hour Tho reason for this f. that
the CIcvelard delegates came here ur-
prepared for oraositicn. They though.
they had walkovpr: thoy supposed
thcy could all get into tho hand wagon and
have al! the music II themselves: but as they
mos, ,v.rv o,,,r,or ,Ln,, .o,., ,i,rs',,,as
.s,Lc ,rI oith,r s,o,j ,n,.c,.r,,,i,,o; az
rcndv .,r n,v co,nhir,,;or tLo, ,..,l d,,,r III,
OK President Tho sbrcw,Iast 81 ;hcsc who
opposo the tn,n,t If Tn, rnrtv throurh CIcve.
land war, i.,hiI,n, ,n.,,,v war tho di.,oyc-ios
thcy mad, in IN. N,inn md 1Iirois 1olo-,.
tions Maine ori,..,,,o s,,,InnI,, ,isoi,soo
ny man who will not v,t, for CIovslan5 u,d,r
any circumstances. rhc stint. had ai,ht M.
instructed J,ir-o,,s ,,l t,rr who ,y,ro in
struct,d for tl,yolnrI II Ind hann smnrIsod
that sb, Womb cast h,r ,,,7an vot.s in n r,mn
The situation in tbo Illinois d.,,rotion "a
interesting, ond IN. un,sr,ai,.v ,b.,or
cop,. .ives ,Ior, TO, oth ~, f,i,r,,s ,rJ n,-
poncnts of Cleveland Tb, ,,,c,r,,i, ,uon-
tjtv in tina contest ia th. attitude ~ S.n,tor
Palmer liza onr,,rs 10 l,r, ohort 90 ,,,,,oh
strength omonr IN, de,ocotos "a rInvoinrd
has hut II ia NOT var i,t,rr';n.d ,vb,th.r ~, 10
TO be n cnnljdo,o, I'M is II isonita nossi,i.
that majority " ,hs 1aIo,,,ior vii, snnnn-,
him. The CLEVELAND man nre frirhtnnsd
Mt this nrosnect Tbsv s,v NJ, orI,
that Senator Palmer has n, iL,o -,
being n capdi,la,,. Int even II be ia bo
can only Mt lcast divide tba de,ccatio, win
Cleveland. II is n.rfnc,lr Mini, +hn, cow, ~
the stroprest mon nmonr III, Il;nois I,,.
gates as well ns many NJ the outs;d. I,,i,ois
Democrats who are in Chicago. are very much
opposed to the nomination or frsv.Inrd not
only because tbov 10 NOT likanim but bec,uso
he would he defeated at tbe n,lls Tbns, mo,
have been in constant consultation TO-DAY
with the ant j. Cleveland mnnopers csnec;,uv
the Tammany men, and while il can.
not be said that they have apreed TO
support Hill in the Convention. e. ia known
that they are making every possihIe effort to
swing the delegation against Cleveland ejtbor
for Hill or some other candidate. Senator
Palmer ia expected TO arrive in Chicaroto 70.
night, and very much demands upon his NTH.
tude when he gets here. To-day tho J,Iinos
delegates attem pted to have n show of hands
but did not succeed. Both sides claim that
their opponeuts were n frnjd To st,to thar ax
act position. 1t was, therefore. arranged 70
have n meeting OF the delegation to.morrow
evening. at which time tho delegates will be
roled and ran OF action agreed on. The
contest between the Cleveland and anti- Cleve-
land forces in tho delegation will arise over
the selection OF member OF the National
Committee to succeed Erskine NJ. Phelps.
There are two candidates in the field. One
OF them is ex-Sreaker Crafts OF the
Illinois Leg stature. who represents tho Pal
mer. or anti-Cleveland sentiment in tho State,
His opponent is Congressman Cable. who is an
ardent Cleveland man. and who Is firm in the
belief that a majority Of the delegation will
vote for Clevcland's nomination. The state
ment is given out to-day by Cleveland mon
that ralmer is coming here to Join tho Cleve-
land forces. 1t is stated. however. that no will
not do this unless it is found that q majority
OF the Illinois q legation prefer that he should
not DC candidate himself. Senator Palmers
'r'p 10 Chlcago ut TINS time Is regarded
US very SUGGESTING although he makes tho
statement that he Is only passing through the
CITY On ms way mono 10 attend To private busi-
ness. CONGRESSMAN springer Is actively ut
WORK against Cleveland. teiteVins that he Will
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