Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-19
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T. j. tt,vlou- th- conf rt j. 10 l.+- n1.,'
nf Cltvt]unh AKni.i@t the flelti. And 1t
il otsvjn,1~ also that the key t" The ri :
un'inn IL In large measure held hy
thu .~tn'e If New York A4l hy t {.
great delegation which il In represent
1t ht>t.
The Cleveland plum Of rniEfaIgn IL
perfect in it, outlines. The arrival
Of rx- Secretary If the Treasury Fair
child CAUSED 1t to b. di.cu.std In Alt
ts details. The revtr4f+ that tile
Cleveland people have met fn Ohio
aud Arkansas show that it might tie
Ia king In annie features, hut the sup~
rorter5 Of the ex -Iretitent Are sure
that everything vii 20 about a. they
have mapped out. From now Oh nonr
Of them viii he found willing to admit
thAt Clevelan,; ha. more than 500 vote q
ia sight.
The tables which have been given
nut by the Cleveland leaders In New
York aud which were distributed In
Chicago yesterday huve been >killfully
put together ~ As 10 show 1Op vote*.
For instance in one Of the tahie+ 1lli-
mis- Is vute- are crediteu 70 pa!mr4
an .t!lt 'th' Art figured for cleveland.
III Hi hher tuhle thu IS 1!linoi. drlt-
!rts4 rrt put down fnr Cleveland, but
t'.- total H. ~tilf nuly JIM, allowance ht
ing nude in this tAhuIntinu iur @uillt.
tIrnttlul Delegates it, th+ tutt,eru
s;u>"~ ~hieh had heretofore httA
c|"l,u"d FIR tl1t tx.prs~i:i"nt.
The nutt,Wtst il TIE rock n1t which
they ret ni. II they yet II nj'r:sy
rf the IIliutis dtleyatinn uu,i~r the
u'lit rule, they nl-o 'rtlnt ul holding
The prairie state in Iine n- long u they
nttd it,. If thty lail IN nominating
Ilevel,nd, Villas. Dickinson and oth-
er- If The northwestern Cleveland
fulk- TT" willing IL JON; W. &. & h,hy
in giving Ju@tisr Fuller t",-t, l';.t
this contingency }s too rtt1lo't tor auy
PRESENT consideration.
| Tic buoy ancy Of the b i'- hootu IN
Iowa j. worrying the ensterl1 leaders Il
tr1tle. Tlty think they nt:d the
Huwktyt STATE ut Hi tnriy stag uf tl't
| lmllntinG fur thr ulorul effect it viii
have, hut they don't klmw how to E'
utout getting 1t. Any promise If tht
| ;ict.plesiAtncy to Governor Hnits
would he dangerous, ht"uu-e 1t wUult
ut unee untBgontze Gray. indiana
friends, to W..uln they have tern Ia
ttr.ug, al well al ex>Govtrl4or Camp
hell If ORC, Ato expects to be on th'
,irket with Cleveland.
In their calculations the Clevelan.
leaders who are Oh the ground conced'
the ~ New York votes to Hill Thi
Is good politics, becal+p they alt know
that Oh it, merits the anti snap de|egA
tion could never get within hailinl
distance Of the Wigwam. They ais
believe that If Cleveland can be nom
mated without turning down the reg
ular delegation 1t will go far towar,
cunc,tiatiuK them. Controlling, u
they do, II nltjority Of the state dele
cations. the Cleveland leaders expec
to hive no trouble in liking up tn
committee on credentials sn as to Civ
the nnti.suar delegation the tuilts
hearing.
80 fur everything looks favorable t
the success If the Cleveland plan 4
cnmpAik ~, btlt If II coy should slip any
where the Whole machinery might *
to rieces. The Cleveland following
thkts no not!ce of The shudow Of Cor
man, which IL over I'll! the 4outher,
delegations. It allows the possihilit.
ot Kentucky being for Carlisle. tut
not willing to admit that Marylan'
may be tnr Goruau. When the tle 4
gates yet Oh the ground 1t will be trun,
that II good nnuny Of them nre tnlkin
tiorlnan as Il cotlpronise. IN most Il
the southern states Cleveland hrs
majority a. against Hill, tut whel
Gorn,an In counted IN, The ex-presiden
snIn~ up with minority. (;orlna1
! will he governed entirely hy circunl
stances. He and Blire ale working il
harmony, aid It Brfce concludes |:
withdraw from the Cleveland fnrce t,
putting Jimmy Campbell forward a
the Ohio candidate, German will prob
ably have his own state name him
1u this way enough votes might b